Across the eastern ocean lie two massive landmasses: Heskin to the north and Tharn to the south. Tharn remains one of the most dangerous and least understood places in the known world.
The equatorial region is choked with dense, hostile jungle. Every expedition sent to explore the interior has ended in failure—and often death. Remote surveys have cataloged a staggering variety of lethal flora, fauna, environmental hazards, and unexplained phenomena. The jungle does not welcome outsiders.
What lies beyond the coastal fringes remains unknown. Ancient ruins glimpsed from afar suggest civilizations once thrived here, but no one has survived long enough to confirm it. Tharn holds its secrets close, and the jungle shows no sign of yielding them.
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