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| − | Located at the far eastern edge of the eastern hemisphere of [[Esper III]], Triangle Island is west of [[Kohlingen]] and east of [[The Veldt]]. It is the largest non continental land mass on Esper III and was until recently uninhabited. Previous attempts at colonization had been thwarted by the monstrous [[Zone | + | Located at the far eastern edge of the eastern hemisphere of [[Esper III]], Triangle Island is west of [[Kohlingen]] and east of [[The Veldt]]. It is the largest non continental land mass on Esper III and was until recently uninhabited. Previous attempts at colonization had been thwarted by the monstrous [[Zone Eater]]s which would surface to devour anyone who attempted to set foot on the island. Recently the nation of Triangle reappeared there, after having vanished during the [[War of the Magi]]. |
Much of the western coast is a massive seawall known as the Western Wall, while the eastern shore tapers down from the broad Plain of Torino. The southern end of the island is covered in a mountainous region which is the source of several rich [[magilyte]] veins. | Much of the western coast is a massive seawall known as the Western Wall, while the eastern shore tapers down from the broad Plain of Torino. The southern end of the island is covered in a mountainous region which is the source of several rich [[magilyte]] veins. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:51, 6 October 2006
Located at the far eastern edge of the eastern hemisphere of Esper III, Triangle Island is west of Kohlingen and east of The Veldt. It is the largest non continental land mass on Esper III and was until recently uninhabited. Previous attempts at colonization had been thwarted by the monstrous Zone Eaters which would surface to devour anyone who attempted to set foot on the island. Recently the nation of Triangle reappeared there, after having vanished during the War of the Magi.
Much of the western coast is a massive seawall known as the Western Wall, while the eastern shore tapers down from the broad Plain of Torino. The southern end of the island is covered in a mountainous region which is the source of several rich magilyte veins.
