Northern Continent

Geography
The second largest of the continents is also a continent of contrasts. The landmass is functionally divided between the eastern and western halves. Starting with the western half is the large Parsan Desert. Along the coast are small areas of arable land. Southwest of desert is a hill region with a short river called the Tal. North of the desert is the Plain of Tarsa that extends eastward. East of the Plains is the Forest of Balkh and the Shajara River. The Sayeb River and its fertile valley lie just east of the Parsan Desert. East of this river valley lies the Plain of Sarda. The Plains of Sarda and Tarsa are separated by the Shoka Mountains. On the southern shore of the Plain of Sarda exists the Forest of Zameen. In the far north, next to the Forest of Balkh lies the short mountain range known as the Jabal Range. The continent continues eastward along both the northern and southern side of the Shoka Mountains. The southern side continues with a fertile plains with a small forest known as the Birchwood due to the native trees. The plains along the northern side extend and gradually transition into a tundra. As the mountains end both sides reconnect in a great pine forest known locally as the Coill. Within the forest are two great rivers. The southern of the two rivers is the Eideann River and the northern one is known as the Fuar. The short range on the southeastern coast is called the Gaoth Range. A small swampy peninsula extends off of the continent into the Inner Ocean and creates the Bay of Orcas. Within the bay resides a small island.

Native Races
Suli

Elves

Fetchling

Samsaran