World

Overview

The world is divided into multiple continents and subcontinents with unique fauna and flora. Most parts of the world are inhabited by animals that are extinct in the Real World. Each subcontinent is mostly inhabited by animals from one Geologic Time Period starting from the Permian and ending in the Holocene.

Continents

The Southern Continent

A small mostly arid continent in the Southern Hemisphere.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
The continent is inhabited by Permian Fauna famous or it’s variety of different reptile like Synapsids. For example the large Dimetrodon.

Oceania

The homeland of the Naga which are their only sentient inhabitants.

Fauna
The islands are inhabited Triassic Fauna which includes small Dinosaurs.

The Old Continent

A long and winded continent that stretches far north to the far south.

Old South

Southern subcontinent.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This subcontinent is inhabited by Jurassic Fauna which mostly persists of Dinosaurs like Stegosaurus, Allosaurus or Archaeopteryx.

Old North

Northern subcontinent.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This subcontinent is inhabited by Cretaceous Fauna which also mostly persists of Dinosaurs. This includes the most of the famous Dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus, Velociraptor, Ankylosaurus, Triceratops, Spinosaurus or Iguanodon.

The Stormy Islands

A group in uninhabited islands that are subject to frequent storms.

Fauna
Those islands are inhabited by Paleocene Fauna which mostly persists of small Mammals.

The Lost Continent

A small hard to reach continent with a mostly tropical climate.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This continent is inhabited by Eocene Fauna which includes larger Mammals like the Megacerops.

The New Continent

By far the largest continent with the largest amount if different inhabitants.

Central

Subcontinent that connects all the other subcontinents together. It’s also the most arid part of the continent.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This subcontinent is Inhabited by Oligocene Fauna which include the Paraceratherium the largest terrestrial mammal.

South

Dominated by a large jungle in the centre and deserts in the north most civilisations are in the south of the subcontinent

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This subcontinent is inhabited by Miocene Fauna.

West

It offers a variety of different landscapes from the deserts in the south of the the plains in the centre to forest in the north.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This subcontinent is inhabited by Pliocene Fauna like Ground Sloths, Terror Birds or Mastodons.

North

The coldest of all the subcontinents. The northern parts of it are permanently covered in ice.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This subcontinent is inhabited by Pleistocene Fauna like Mammoths, Sabertooths, Woolly Rhinoceros or Dire Wolves.

East

The by far largest of all the subcontinents. It’s split in a northern and southern half by a huge mountain range.

Inhabitants:

Fauna
This subcontinent is inhabited by Holocene Fauna which is the the geological epoch the Real World is currently in.