The Great Expanse

Solaria, the map's distinct desert continent, lies beneath immense, often unclouded skies that reveal a breathtaking panorama of stars and celestial events, deeply influencing the cultures that dwell here. Its terrain is a dramatic expanse of towering, wind-carved dunes and life-sustaining oases, scattered with the enigmatic, sun-baked ruins of a once-great civilization. To the north, formidable mountain ranges ascend sharply, cradling a remarkably prosperous mine whose wealth and activity provide a stark contrast to the surrounding aridity. The unique clarity of the desert air and the vastness of the night sky foster a profound appreciation and study of astronomy

Solaria the sole desert continent in this part of the world dominates the view with its sweeping canvas of ochre and tan dunes stretching to the horizon under a seemingly endless sky. The stark beauty of the desert is punctuated by vibrant emerald oases. In the north, the rugged, shadowed peaks of its mountains rise dramatically, their silhouette a familiar landmark against the bright daytime sky and the brilliant tapestry of stars at night, reflecting the astronomical inclinations of its people