Maps
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Planet Earth
The planet have been changed during 10 000 years of radiation and lack of human influence. Split tectonic plates, a colder climate, huge mountain ranges and zones full of magic areas and life forms has led to a world very different from the one 10 000 years ago. -
Future Earth
The continent previously known as Europe is the most densely populated continent. A grand total of 13 cities call it home along with more smaller ones (with populations under 800). The continent itself is split in two parts by a thin seaway. The west section is also squished by another tectonic plate to its left, resulting in a smaller landmass with massive mountains. The split plates have resulted in other mountain ranges across the continent as well. The wildlife includes the jungle-creating sun tree, the living solar panel known as the Solar Dimetrodon and many more. -
Future Europe
The continent previously known as Europe is the most densely populated continent. A grand total of 13 cities call it home along with more smaller ones (with populations under 800). The continent itself is split in two parts by a thin seaway. The west section is also squished by another tectonic plate to its left, resulting in a smaller landmass with massive mountains. The split plates have resulted in other mountain ranges across the continent as well. The wildlife includes the jungle-creating sun tree, the living solar panel known as the Solar Dimetrodon and many more. -
Planet Earth
