Lini: Huma

The hottest lands, where the machine armies fought longest and the heat bakes everything it touches.

• The Desert

  Scorching heat over sand, quicksand and hard sand, broken by stone, sulfur and pockets of lava. Cactus and short bushes are the only cover, and sandstorms can swallow the way home. Hidden among the dunes wait pyramids, ruins and tombs, and rare water pods where dry grass, palms and cactus trees still grow.

• The Wastelands

  What the war left behind: concrete powder, scrap yards, bones, mud pits and dry, cracked soil. The water is poisoned, the air is poisoned and lava pockets wait beneath your feet. It's almost as hot as the desert, but somewhere in the rubble, crystal shards are waiting to be found.

• Savanna

  Dry grasslands under flat-topped trees.

• Savanna Plateau

  Raised grasslands with views across the burning south.

• Shattered Savanna

  Wild, broken ground where blasts pushed the earth into towers.

• Red Badlands

  Layered red clay canyons with old mines dug deep inside.

• Wooded Mesa

  Badlands crowned with stubborn, dry woodland.

• Eroded Spires

  Clay spires carved thin by years of acid rain.

Where frost magic broke loose and never stopped. The cold drains body heat fast, so fire and shelter decide who makes it through the night.

• Snowfields

  Flat white silence, broken only by the frozen wrecks of war machines.

• Ice Spires

  Towers of ice that burst from the ground where frost spells struck.

• Snowbound Pines

  Dark pine forests under heavy snow: shelter from the wind, but little food.

• Frozen Shore

  Grey sand and ice where the sea meets the cold.

• Frost Grove

  Quiet hillside groves buried in powder snow.

• Snow Slopes

  Steep mountainsides where one wrong step starts a slide.

• Jagged Peaks

  Knife-edged summits that drain a climber's stamina.

• Glacier Crowns

  Mountaintops locked under packed ice that never melts.

• Frozen Rivers

  The fastest roads through the north, as long as the ice holds.

• Frozen Sea

  Icebergs drifting over black water.

• Deep Frozen Sea

  Freezing depths beneath the ice, where oxygen runs out fast.

Windswept highlands and old forests that the war mostly passed by. Wood and game are plentiful, but so are the things that hunt them.

• Pine Taiga

  Cool spruce forests full of game and timber.

• Ancient Pines

  Giant pines that were already old before the war began.

• Elder Spruce Woods

  Towering spruce where light barely reaches the ground.

• Windswept Hills

  Bare hills where the wind never rests.

• Gravel Hills

  Loose stone slopes still scarred by old artillery.

• Wind-Bent Woods

  Trees bent sideways by a hundred years of storms.

• Stone Shore

  Rocky coasts battered by grey waves.

• Stone Peaks

  Bare summits of cold grey rock.

• Cold Sea

  Chilly waters rich with fish.

• Deep Cold Sea

  Dark trenches where wrecked warships rest.

Lands where life fought back. Food and clean water are easier to find here, which is exactly why survivors fight over them.

• Plains

  Open grassland and the easiest place to start over.

• Sunflower Fields

  Golden fields that somehow survived the fire.

• Forest

  Mixed woods with timber, berries and cover.

• Wildflower Woods

  Forest floors carpeted in flowers, with traces of old magic in the soil.

• Birch Woods

  Pale, quiet birch forests.

• Tall Birch Woods

  Ancient birches that stretch far above the canopy.

• Darkwood

  A canopy so thick that midday feels like night, and things hunt in the shade.

• Ashen Grove

  Grey, drained trees where the war pulled the magic out of the land.

• Highland Meadow

  Calm mountain meadows full of flowers and bees.

• Cherry Blossom Hills

  Pink-blossomed slopes, the most peaceful place left in the world.

• Fungal Isles

  Remote islands of giant mushrooms, strangely untouched by the war's monsters.

• Swamp

  Murky water and twisted trees, poisoned in places.

• Mangrove Marsh

  Tangled roots over thick mud that slows every step.

• Overgrown Jungle

  Vines and giant trees that swallowed whole cities.

• Jungle Edge

  Where the jungle thins out into open ground.

• Bamboo Thickets

  Dense bamboo forests that are hard to cross and easy to get lost in.

The seas rose after the war, swallowing coastlines and cities. Everything below the surface is a race against your oxygen.

• Beaches

  Sandy coasts littered with what the tide brings back.

• Rivers

  Lifelines of fresh water running through every land.

• Open Sea

  Endless water with sunken ruins below.

• Deep Sea

  Dark depths where the remains of naval machines lie.

• Mild Sea

  Gentle, warm-ish waters full of life.

• Deep Mild Sea

  Deeper waters with ruins waiting to be found.

• Coral Sea

  Bright coral reefs growing over the wrecks of the war.

The world goes down a long way. The deeper you go, the less air you have and the stranger things get.

• Dripstone Caverns

  Caves where stalactites hang like spears.

• Glowroot Caverns

  Lush underground gardens lit by glowing roots.

• The Silent Deep

  The deepest caves, where something listens for every sound you make.

Close to the red lava at the bottom of the world, heat and leftover magic twisted the land into something else entirely.

• Ember Wastes

  Red rock, fire pools and air that burns to breathe.

• Valley of Lost Souls

  Blue-fire valleys of grasping sand, scattered with the giant bones of the fallen.

• Crimson Woods

  Forests of red fungal trees that pulse like something alive.

• Twisted Woods

  Teal fungal forests warped by stray magic.

• Basalt Deltas

  Ash-choked fields of black basalt pillars.

When the war ended, magic tore pieces of the world loose. They still drift high above the land, just beneath the death ray.

• The Last Isle

  A pale island hanging in darkness, guarded by something ancient.

• Sky Highlands

  The tallest of the drifting lands, with ruined towers of the old mages.

• Sky Midlands

  Rolling stone fields floating in the void.

• Sky Barrens

  Empty, broken edges of the floating world.

• Drifting Islets

  Small fragments of land scattered across the sky.