Etiamus

The world of Etiamus is the main planet in the material plane and is home to a wide variety of peoples and creatures, as well as a broad spectrum of environments.

Many smaller towns and villages are dotted throughout the regions too, often connecting large trade routes, or along the sea

Auramian Sea
This sea is the key to trade routes between Port Siaam, Dol' Arkhan and Heighbury. It is named after the Elvish name for gold, which is one of the common materials traded.

There are some smaller islands within the sea, most of which are pirate coves and deserted volcanic islands.

Dhraka
This tropical rainforest is practically uncharted by those who've returned. It's named after the latent draconic magic set into the land and its inhabitants.

Creatures that live there are often heavily adapted to survive the harsh environment, or powerful enough to withstand it.

Veridian Woods
These deep woods are full of mystery and magic. For the most part, they are just regular woods, but once you go a little too deep within, the mysteries begin to unfold.

The Elves and other peoples of Lylena consider the woods to be a living being, named Veridian.

Rihmal Expanse
The windswept desert doesn't contain any major cities, but some occasional settlements dot the landscape. Those that do live there find themselves engrossed in less than ethical ways of survival, including mercenary work, slavery and sand-sailor racing.

At the center of the desert is what is known as the sea of wind, where traversing the land becomes impossible without a sand-sailor.

Dol' Arkhan
The largest city on the continent, originally beginning as a dwarf fortress, still holding many of its roots. It is almost entirely built on an active volcano, and due to having to adapt to these conditions, they have become the leader in renewable energy and nonmagical technology.

Lylena
This city is the focus for magical energy in the continent. There is a slight alignment to the Feywild, which leads many fey creatures to live there. Magic is so common there that it is built into its architecture and culture.

Heighbury
This mostly human city began as humble farming communities joining together to grow the city. The two queens represent the binary deities, Helios and The Lady of Ravens. It has arguably the least population of the four cities.

Port Siaam
This city is considered by some to be multiple smaller cities stretched along the coast. The connection to the jungles of Dhraka is strong, with many cultures and creatures from there creeping their way in. It's often seemed as slums but this is purely due to a cultural difference.