The Castinellan Provinces Region

Geography

The southernmost nation of Etharis, the Castinellan Provinces, are found on a peninsula marked by scorching winds and dry heat, reflecting the turmoil of the citizens that live there. Castinella is composed of three main provinces: Toletum, Faro, and Therpena. The Castinellan Provinces are a harsh land pincered between mountain and sea. It is a windswept peninsula, bounded by sea to east and west, with an irregular mountain spine running from north to south. The west coast faces The Gulf of Lions, where trade routes lead towards the city-state of Morencia and The Charneault Kingdom. The east coast is wilder and less inhabited, exposed to the strong winds from The Great Eastern Sea. Although the sea is never far, the provinces mostly suffer from a dry climate, due to the combined effects of constant winds and scorching heat. In that context, water has become the most precious resource, and the bigger cities have emerged on the shores of the few rivers flowing from the mountains, or, in the case of the great Salves River, from the northern part of Etharis.

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