Setting

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Soreion is an immense dual solar planet with a rich environmental geography. It has a  large green sun, and a smaller orange sun. Both rise and fall at almost identical times. Soreion has all the known earth formations and natural environments as well as some fantasy ones. This is the world where all players begin at, more precisely, once they leave the Void, they end up in the outskirts of one of the largest cities in the continent of Searagus, Casale.
Map of Searagus can be found HERE!

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Maj'n - The Continent of Magic

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Maj'n is a much smaller continent than Searagus. However, what it lacks in size it certainly makes up for in raw power. Maj'n is home to some of the most powerful magics in all of Soreion, it is also home to one of the most powerful Cities in all of Soreion. However, the denizens of this continent are relatively peaceful, and try their best to control the abuse of magic in the entirety of Soreion by controlling some of the ley lines that run through the world in order to prevent immense catastrophe's like the ones in the olden wars.

Terrania is the main city in Maj'n and has been nicknamed the birthplace of Magic. It is a wondrous city full of mystery and intrigue the likes you'd see in dreams and fantasy books. Magical creatures can be seen all over as pets to the many mages of the city and travel is almost exclusively all done through magic, be it magical transport, or teleportation services.

The Duality Planes is one of the many wondrous locations in Maj'n. It is far to the west of Terrania, it is a desert unlike the one's you'd see in normal worlds. This particular desert is made entirely of glass and it has a tendency to mirror more than just what is seen to the normal eyes. It is also home to the Briar Wurms, massive magical worms that possess immense power. They generally never venture out of this area. The Duality Planes are also home to a very rich resource called Kore, which is used to power not only very powerful magical artifacts, but the more advanced technological items in Soreion. Mining it is extremely difficult and dangerous due to the Briar Wurms.

Canterbar is the city of thieves and void users and is the main city of the Neutral Nations of Soreion. It is a city veiled in shadows and illusions and only those that are in a favorable standing with the neutral city dare venture into its midst. It has a Bazaar feel to it and there are many merchants that make this their main home. It is also the location of the largest Black Market in all of Soreion.

Black Moon Mountains is a mountain range that makes up all of the northern area of Maj'n. It is home to many of the dragons and larger magical creatures that make their home in Maj'n. There are few villages that have lived in harmony with the creatures that live in the area, and they are also protected by said creature in exchange of worship and tribute. Messing with one of the small villages is looking for a great deal of trouble. The moon never appears in this region, which is why the name was given to this area. No one knows exactly why the moons can't be seen here, but there's a myth that says that the moons are consorts to the most powerful being in the mountains and that they spend the night pleasing their master or mistress until dawn arrives.

Senairy Forest is said to be the birthplace of elves and trolls, yet this forest was made uninhabitable by the abuse of magic during one of the original wars. Many ruins hide beneath the heavy canopy of this forest but very few dare venture into the toxic forest.

Gobalan Baths is a magical area that is very popular with travelers. Seven lakes are suspended in mid-air at various levels in this location and massive waterfalls fall from the farthest, all the way to the one closest to the ground in which the waterfalls from that lake seem to disappear before hitting the sands below. The Razani, merfolk and mystic folk live here and take care of the area. Passage is usually bartered for as well as stay within the lakes and the various inns and taverns that were added later in favor of welcoming tourism into the area.