Calstyria

Books of history can only do so much. There are many people who have devoted their lives to reconstructing the past, figuring out why the rivers lay where they do and how old ruins were built and then abandoned. But the world is wild, even as great cities tower above the trees and roads snake across the entire continent. Much is still unknown, or shrouded in mystery.   So the explorer searches the thick jungles of the Ferals, or the dusty expanse of the Uuliate, in search of a new clue--A piece of the puzzle that is our history. So the smith works metal, finding new ways to bend it to their will. So the wizard pulls magic from the air and from the earth, trying their best to understand and control an invisible force they know so little about.   Our histories are vast, but the breadth of what we don't know is so much more. If you're the explorer, the smith, the wizard, or any type of person seeking answers, the road ahead is dangerous. But the knowledge that lies at the end, priceless.