Caesyn Lavafields
The Caesyn Lavafields is a stretch of land extending to the coast, characterized by its black, sharp, volcanic rock, which makes ravines. The Lavafields contain the ruins of some smaller towns that were buried by lava hundreds of years ago. Today, they are considered badlands because of their difficulty to traverse and inability to sustain crops due to the large formations of rock.
Geography
Flat landscape marred by lava fields of sharp, black rock formations, which create ravines of sharp rock.
Natural Resources
Obsidian, volcanic rock
History
The Lavafields buried several small hamlets and villages hundreds of years ago. Legends of some temples still preserved and interiors accessible remain.
Tourism
Some seek to find the abandoned temples of the lavafields.
Alternative Name(s)
The Lavafields, the Blackrocks, the Blacklands
Type
Badlands
Location under
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