Age Of Blasted Cinders

Era beginning/end

The trunks of the great world-trees can be found here, as well as the juvile Dyen-Beji. The Dyen-Beji are Outsiders who are responsible for creating the great basalt towers and their accompanying shafts and roots into the Archaea called 'the World Trees'. The appearance of these structures coincides with evidence of widespread calamity which appears to have decimated the Cthar, Gir-Kla and the Ebokani. The Dyen-Beji archaea is particularly conspicuous because the basalt structures which define this Archaea are prevalent throughout Geron today, though people have a tendency to bury or otherwise seal them. The thick walls of the basalt towers provide a sturdy point of ingress for expeditionaries interested in exploring the archaea of early cycles, and it isn't particularly unusual to find the shafts recently excavated by unknown creatures. The Age of Blasting Cinders concluded with a massive lake of fiery lava burning down much of Hilgar.

Culture: Dyen-Beji, Silent Tribes Cycle: Timeline: Archaea: None Interregnum: Silent Approximate Depth: 1700M   dyenbejiera.png HISTORY   Additional information required.   GEOGRAPHY   The trunks of the great world-trees can be found here, as well as the juvile Dyen-Beji.   The Dyen-Beji are Outsiders who are responsible for creating the great basalt towers and their accompanying shafts and roots into the Archaea called 'the World Trees'. The appearance of these structures coincides with evidence of widespread calamity which appears to have decimated the Cthar, Gir-Kla and the Ebokani. The Dyen-Beji archaea is particularly conspicuous because the basalt structures which define this Archaea are prevalent throughout Geron today, though people have a tendency to bury or otherwise seal them. The thick walls of the basalt towers provide a sturdy point of ingress for expeditionaries interested in exploring the archaea of early cycles, and it isn't particularly unusual to find the shafts recently excavated by unknown creatures. The Age of Blasting Cinders concluded with a massive lake of fiery lava burning down much of Hilgar.   RELICS AND REMAINS   Additional information required.