Glaine Cuan
An immense sea (purportedly) of glass, presumably formed during some cataclysmic geological event.
Geography
Completely flat, level, and reflective.
Ecosystem
It is too hot to sustain life biologically.
Localized Phenomena
The winds on and around this 'sea' are governed by the intense heat that radiates from the surface, causing air currents and gale force winds alike.
Fauna & Flora
Nope.
Natural Resources
Loooots of glass.
History
It is unrecorded how the Glaine Cuan came to be.
Tourism
None, although some few hardy (or, perhaps foolhardy) souls are known to have tried to brave the immense heat of the Glassee. A popular myth claims there is an opening, a crater, revealing an uncut diamond the size of the High King's castle. Perhaps these 'adventurers' were maybe treasure hunters? In any event; none of them ever returned.
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Rhegev: Sgàinead
A city arranged around a crater; a hole punched into the glass of Glaine Cuan from underneath by a massive bubble of hydrogen gas that was released when the Sea of Glass was created. It is a small town by all measures, with between 1,800 and 2,300 residents at any given time. It is where the Blade Priests, known as Tchamut, train and live when not travelling with a tribe of Singers.
Alternative Name(s)
The Glassee
Type
Sea
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