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== Lands of the Northeast == | == Lands of the Northeast == | ||
| − | [[/NorthEastOddities|Oddities of the Northeast]]: Strange locales at the juncture of Wood and Air. | + | [[Halta]] The largest nation in the region. |
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| + | [[Locations/NorthEast/NorthEastOddities|Oddities of the Northeast]]: Strange locales at the juncture of Wood and Air. | ||
[[Ghedaran]] A floating city of clocks, ratmen Lunars, and ruled by a monsterous remnant of Bagrash Kol's once-glorious empire. It's specifically to make a bit of Steampunk Exalted until Alchemicals comes out, so it's pretty damn magitech-heavy. | [[Ghedaran]] A floating city of clocks, ratmen Lunars, and ruled by a monsterous remnant of Bagrash Kol's once-glorious empire. It's specifically to make a bit of Steampunk Exalted until Alchemicals comes out, so it's pretty damn magitech-heavy. | ||
[[ Odin/Honmai | Honmai]] an Imperial tributary west of Sijan plagued by a feuding dynasty and forest bandits. Dominated geographically by snowcapped mountains, terraced farmland and bamboo and cedar forests. | [[ Odin/Honmai | Honmai]] an Imperial tributary west of Sijan plagued by a feuding dynasty and forest bandits. Dominated geographically by snowcapped mountains, terraced farmland and bamboo and cedar forests. | ||
Revision as of 01:16, 6 April 2010
Lands of the Northeast
Halta The largest nation in the region.
Oddities of the Northeast: Strange locales at the juncture of Wood and Air.
Ghedaran A floating city of clocks, ratmen Lunars, and ruled by a monsterous remnant of Bagrash Kol's once-glorious empire. It's specifically to make a bit of Steampunk Exalted until Alchemicals comes out, so it's pretty damn magitech-heavy.
Honmai an Imperial tributary west of Sijan plagued by a feuding dynasty and forest bandits. Dominated geographically by snowcapped mountains, terraced farmland and bamboo and cedar forests.
