Locations

Within the lore of Darais, there are many places both visited and fabled. Some are right within our backyard upon the world of Darais, being other continents or island. Others, however, are further out. Previous worlds, neighboring planets, and far off dimensions entirely. Below is a list of Lands, Planets, and Dimensions found within Darais

The Ancient Lands
The Ancient Land is the continent in which season 1 takes place (or "season 3", if you were a member of Darai's first two seasons before the big break period). The continent spans half of the globe from the south pole, to the equator. As such, its season's are in reverse of whatever seasons are taking place in the northern hemisphere. In simpler terms, The Ancient Lands are the "Australia" of Darais. This also means that the north is warmer, and south is colder. The continent's southernmost region takes up most of the south pole, and the landmass as a whole makes up one quarter of Darais's southern hemisphere.
 * Central Appalachia: Sometimes called "The spine of the land", this mountain range spans the central area of most of the majority of the Ancient Lands.
 * The Cradle Of Corruption: Existing on the southern end of the continent, before the south pole, lies a massive circular gulf, with a central island.
 * The Equitorial Isles:  Peppering the equator are a number of tropical isles. Many unseen and undiscovered.
 * Eastern Sea Spikes: Large finger-like protrusions of heavily eroded rock, which glint in the sunlight. They are treacherous to sail to.
 * The Gulf: The eastern coast of much of the Ancient Lands exists within a large gulf, into which many of the lands rivers spill.
 * Northern Eastern Desert: Stretching out of the Northern Mesas into an isthmus, and then a peninsula, lays the sunbaked desert of the continent. The infertile lands offer no room for plant life, and the equatorial heats lend no help. No oases have yet been discovered, but there exists a central "nile" like river which offer fresh water.
 * Northern Mesas: The northern, central most area of the continent is home to a large range of red clay mesas. harsh winds have carved the formations for millennia.
 * North Western Savannah: Along the west coast, to the north, exists transition period from the planes to the mesas where a coarse, red soiled Savannah exists. Much of what the winds blow out from the Mesas ends up here.
 * Pirate Isle: Lying in the north east corner of the map exists the largest isle in the Ancient Land's continental plate. Within its center is a vast, deep, mysterious water source.
 * South Eastern Tundra Everglades
 * The South Pole: The Ancient Lands's southern region comprises most of the planets south pole. Comprised primarlily of rocky shelves upon which ice and snow sit. Ice giants are rumored to dwell down here...
 * Southern Valley: A valley between the South Pole, and the southern regions of the continents mountains. This valley has been carved out by millennia of raging rivers, and glacial activity.
 * South Western Delta: The spilling out of the Southern Valley into the West Coast.
 * Volcano: Sitting within the Central Appalachia of the land's mountain ranges exists an active volcano.
 * West Coast: The west coast offers little as far as beaches go, and has a steep drop off. The inlands of the west coast are primarily grasslands, with more tundra-esque biomes to the south.

Asquala
Asquala or Asalqua, often times called the "outerlands" as it is the furthest from all other continents, and sometimes refereed to as "the Elven Lands" as this is where the Elven Era took place, is a massive continent that has experienced very little drift or movement. Because of this it is a fairly rounded landmass with a large mountain at its center. The mountain was, of course, the continent's volcano so long ago. From what the adventurers could gather, during the Player's season there, the volcano dried up sometime prior to the Elven Era. Below are a list of towns and notable establishments Below are a list of major landmarks, and various regions found in Asquala.
 * Narithel: