Parsulae

Parsulae is the main continent on the surface of Luto. It is often called Pars for short.

North
The northern part of the continent is a frigid and unwelcoming region, covered by nothing but small patches of dwarf pine. Surprisingly, valuable and magical herbs can be found in the north, which has led to wizard and sorcerer communities forming in the area. The mountain range Oekstyndan splits the region in half almost horizontally.

The far-north is completely covered by ice and snow. No flora is present.

The north is part of The Wograr Empire as of the XVIth century AF, under the rule of Empress Kifli.

West
The western region consists of large steppes and smaller patches of woods.

As of the XVIth century AF, the population density is exceptionally low. Nomadic tribes have inhibited the region ever since the invasion of Banesis and his Exarchs, and are very defensive of their territory. Emperor Löwen Fruckling VI of The Empire of Kazakhia has started a campaign to conquer the region, and it is still ongoing.

Interior
The central part of the Parsulae has a mild weather, along with large forests and pastures, making it the most populated region of the continent ever since humanity has returned to it. Agriculture is booming in the area as of the XVIth century AF, therefore it is a central area for trade, especially towards the north.

Interior Parsulae is owned by Emperor Löwen Fruckling VI of The Empire of Kazakhia as of the XVIth century AF.

South
The weather is warm through most of the year in the south.

As of the XVIth century AF, the southwestern part of the continent is the centre of Emperor Monster Blackmere V's realm, The Hounian Empire, and the meeting point of the continent's trade routes. The largest cities and greates factories are found here.

East
The eastern and southeastern region, partly owned by Löwen Fruckling VI and Monster Blackmere V, is a large area of mountains, including the K'alps. Most of the regions inhabitants are miners, who live from day to day. This is the other centre of trade on the continent, raw materials are taken to the south from here.

The far-east transfers from rocky highlands into a dreary semidesert. This place is inhabited by small primitive tribes. Even further to the east is a large desert, which has not been crossed in the history of man.