Einöde

  The frozen wastes are made of particles with the consistency of fine dust, ice, salt, and crystalline fragments. Visibility is minimal within these Wastes when wind throws up fine particles and greatly limiting visibility to 5-10 ft. There are also Ice oceans spanning tens of thousands of miles where volcanic sediment is thinner but hides what any travelers are standing on. These are prone to "thin ice" where the sediment acts like an insulator and potential weak spots which can plunge something or someone in water that will instantly begin to freeze when in contact with water which is now exposed to the freezing, or boiling tempatures.

  The volcanic sections of the surface coat the ground in a thick sediment made of ash, pumice, obsidian, and other trace materials caused by volcanic activity on Einöde. This sediment is dangerous to hominum, and can cause rashes, blisters, skin cancer, lung cancer, eye irritation in small doses, eye damage in large doses, popcorn lung, pneumonia, and death. Firey haboobs are extremely common and deadly within the hot spots. These storms can reach 22-66 mph and over 200+ degrees F. Other dangers can arise, assuming one has the correct equipment, can be dangerous since they are easy to get lost or separated within them, or be buried alive in ash.