Worldbuilding Weekly Prompt

Notable Locations

Daily Prompt

What is the most unique natural location in your setting?

What features set it apart?

Is it protected in any way?

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What is the most unique natural location?

Well, that would obviously have to be the colossal Mount Kaneznuba, but since we have talked about that location recently and I have covered all the prompts well for this area. It's the largest mountain slash volcano in the world and is surrounded by black sands and protected by some of the fiercest warriors in all the land.

So what is a different natural location in my world that is unique? Could it be the giant Sea of Apandi in the center of the continent? Maybe it's the unique islands to the northeast inhabited by sentient man-sized ants? Or maybe some large undiscovered islands off the southeastern coast. If you haven't guessed yet, I haven't thought of individual unique landmarks outside of the large mountain. That means we're going to have to make one up!

What is the most second most unique natural location?

One of the many locations jockeying for second-most unique natural location would have to be Seshua Waterfall which can be found twenty miles north of the Glacial Plains Lake which is in the Human kingdom of Glednumbria. Seshua Waterfall is located at the end of a wide river valley, at the head of the small Seshua river. It is located on the edge of a towering vertical cliff that must top out around 750 meter high. Due to the nature of the freezing tundra, the waterfall can be considered a seasonal waterfall, with the entire 750 meter cliff wall freeing into intense ice stalagtites.

It is this tower of white ice on dark cliffs that make the Seshua tand out as one of the most beautiful natural locations in all of Apandi. But be warned, the area is within some of the nastiest Giant territory in all of Glednumbria. While not directly protected by the Giants, the threat of their hulking forms coming across your group on the open tundra is enough to make many adventurers think twice about checking this location off their travel lists.