Southern Continent

Geography
The Southern Continent is the third largest continent. It lies southeast of the Western Continent's southeasternmost corner across the Inner Ocean. The northern most portions of the continent are covered in a fertile plain known as the Yuan Plain. This plain is bordered by the Janguru Jungle to the east, the Senlin Forest to the south, and the Xifang River which originates within the Senlin Forest. East of the jungle begins the Kai Plains which are still fertile grounds but gradually become the less fertile Gan Plains. The Gan Plains gradually lead to inhospitable country on the northeastern corner of the continent called the Huangdi Hills. South of the Gan Plains runs the Dong River. South of the Dong River lies the Liang Plains. West of the Liang Plains are the Yanshi Hills, which share a border with the Senlin Forest. West of the Senlin and south of the Xifang River lies the Sardee Plains, which extends into the tundra covered Thanda Peninsula in the southwest of the continent. This peninsula also contains the only mountains on the continent the Ajagar Range. Across the Sona Bay lies the forested icy Xian Peninsula to the southeast of the Thanda Peninsula. East of the Xian Peninsula lies the Bing Forest across the Yin Bay. Within the forest is the mouth of the Dong River. South of the Bing Forest is the last portion of the continent the Hills of Nan.

Minor Nations
None

Native Races
Nagaji

Vishkanya

Vanara