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1The world at large Empty The world at large Sun Jun 13, 2010 7:49 am

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We're creating this thread to explore some of the more exotic locations of Treya that lie outside the area of the main campaign. The eastern continent, the northern wastes, the homelands of the Raspeen and the Annarri to name a few. It should be noted that details posted for the following lands are not strictly cannon and subject to change according to the will of the DM.

2The world at large Empty The Chiretta Archipelago Sun Jun 13, 2010 8:42 am

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Chiretta is the collective name for the grouping of small volcanic islands located along the eastern trade routs, although the name refers specifically to the largest of the islands. The island chain consists of 5 main islands of varying sizes as well as dozens of small islets formed over time by undersea fissures. Being formed by valcanic activity the islands are covered in rich soil which supports it's rich forests, but at the same time left the islands nearly devoid of significant mineral deposits.The islands were first discovered and colonized by the raspeen after their exodus from Hal'icrivei. Today it serves as a major port for trade ships making oceanic voyages between the eastern and western continents, and has even developed a small but growing population of human residents.

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Population: ~64,000 (94% Raspeen, 3% Human, 2%Annarri, 1% other races)
Number of cities: 13
Major imports: Cotton, Iron
Major exports: Ceramics, tropical fruit

3The world at large Empty Nice place Fri Jun 18, 2010 7:41 pm

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Sorry, but the geology degree (in progress) just kick in. Volcanic sediments tend to make for pore soil quality. Altho due to the rich and devirs native plants and animals on most volcanic, I was fairly surprised to learn that my self.

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