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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 42. Chapters: Alvar's Glory, Arakeen, Asteria, Astrix, Daemonslayers of Robanus, Dargonesti, Dwarven Bridge Cities, Evan Quall, Fetesca, Fuin'shan, Gnome Protectorates, Goblin Wastes, Gral'Dorak, Grompfk, Gul'Hiril, Gwyneth, Icehearth, Keltria, Kitajimi, Kokoru-Kami, Koyama, Kurrauz, Kyuuke-Shima, Land of Our Fathers, Land of Our Children, Lerias, Madora, Mark's Characters, Meaghana, Meaghana Wiki, Medina, Naibon-Mori, Omadon, Pthalo, Ralatut, Ralatut, Ritsaku, Robanus, Sebram, Sil'Korma, The Burning Plains, The Elder Mountains, The Forest of Grel'Drakkar, The Growing Lands, The New Sea, The Outer Planes, The Plains of Vedis, The Raksha Jungle, The Seldrek Swamp, Tor'kriah, Viridian, Yama-no-Takei. Excerpt: The lands called Aktannia were once the northern part of Arakeen, extending south to the old capital. This area has been completely sacked by the Aktannan horde and has now been claimed by their tribes. It is a dangerous wild land filled with violent barbarians and dangerous volcanic plains. Capital: Draknos Main Populace: Humans, minotaur Languages: Arakeenian, minotaur Government: Monarchic Sovereign Eldras. Geography: The current land of Arakeen is a small fraction of what it was in days gone by. With the loss of the Northern Volcanic plains that have been reclaimed by the Aktannan, most of its population has focused around the eastern coast, making their living from the Sea of Shards. The inland villages are sparse and not particularly fertile, making things difficult for the Arakeenian Refugees to rebuild their society there. Many of the Southern hill lands are home to Minotaur tribes that were driven from their ancestral homes by the demonic energies released by the Blackgate, which provides another difficulty for the reemerging Arakeenian people. Climate: The climate of Arakeen is rather harsh, but it breeds a strong people. The area is rather dry and ...
