Amira

Amira is a world full of magic and mayhem filled with evil tyrants and noble knights. From the great giant wars in the earliest days of human history to the modern Magitech crisis there has been conflict somewhere in Amira. The almost constant turmoil is also a result of divine intervention. Adventurers often partake in these events willing or unwilling. Either they are foreseen as great omens or mere foot soldiers in a war of change.   These wars and struggles are fought not just on the surface continents but also in other realms. The three continents of Amira are Velt, Ashira, and Ja-Kit. Velt being comprised of mainly grassy foothills and rocky mountains in the south and hostile tundras in the north. Many ancient civilizations rose and fell in the valleys of Velt leaving ruins full of untold riches. To the west of Velt is Ashira, gifted with many natural resources and diverse landscapes is home to the majority of civilized people. With the civilized come the the problems of society, political intrigue and total war rage on among the people of Ashira. Ja-Kit is a largely unexplored continent with many strange islands surrounding it. Many adventurers lose their lives when charting unknown territory in Jak-Kit.   Magic is well know to exist but there are few who learn to wield it properly. Through hard work and study many find the ability to use simple magic spells or even how to apply it to their everyday lives but lack the true mastery to be called a wizard. There have been many cases of people using magic from the divine acting as a Chosen by some deity. They are granted the gift of healing magic and forbidden secrets of their gods' order. Others make deals with strong entities to gain power, whether this is a deal with a devil or a ancient primordial being. Other use tribal rituals and become attuned to their natural elements to wield the power of nature. Though not everyone can directly use magic, everyone knows of it to some degree. In Amira, the world hungers for change and adventurers are often the catalyst.