Ystirin

Ystirin is the southern province of Kyliahm, known for its deserts.

The Crimson Dunes
This desert is characterized by its red sand that gives it an other-worldly appearance.

Scorchrock Desert
This desert is vast and baren. It is known for the enormous, sun-baked boulders that sit in the sands, unmoved.

Serpent Gorge
This pass is the only "safe" travel route between the capital city of Dustingard and the provinces of Calcima and Endergrov without having to travel around or through either of the two deserts.

The White Woods
This birch forest near the bottom tip of Ystirin is named for its constant white appearance due to the white bark of the trees within. Within these woods is an Orphigleen the forest's inhabitants took to building a town around.

Dustingard
The capital of Ystirin and home of the king. This city has an evenly split demographic between Ivor and Ebon Humans, resulting in an interesting and unique culture. This city is also the first major stop for traders from the continent of Arnon.

Azureleaf
This northern town has a beautiful sight of the Skislands of Calcima. It's mainly known for its significant fishing commerce.

Antediluvian Towers
These dozen towers, formed in a circle and stretching hundreds of feet into the sky, have an unknown origin, but for their occupants, their discovery of the towers was too good to pass up; they settled in and called the place home.

Gerundi
This is a desert town located in Scorchrock Desert occupied entirely by Ebons. They are very seclusive and private; not much is known about them.

The Alpine Birch
The Alpine Birch is an Orphigleen in the White Woods which a town was built around. The original inhabitants believe the tree is simply a large, unusual birch tree; it is unknown that this tree is indeed an Orphigleen.

Icefang Ocean
This ocean lies in the south pole and is named for its massive icebergs.

Jebular Sea
The massive body of water that separates Kyliahm from Arnon is known as the Jebular Sea.

Crystal Sea
This magical sea is a sight to behold. The water is so infinitely clear, on a bright day, one can see directly to the sea floor and all the sealife contained within its water. The liqud is nearly invisible, and no one is quite sure why.

Lake Goroanak
This lake is mostly unremarkable except for its massive size. It is the only large lake in Ystirin.