Tel Meggidon

The utter most Western territory, a limitless pangea spans for an eternal length. Hanging above the lies its Black Sun-torched globe forever attending to the uniquely dominate biome with four times the atmospheric pressure and an excruciatingly affective electromagnetic, geomagnetic and even gravitational influence on the physical forces thereof. Tel Megiddon is a post-apocalyptic region where glistening mountains of mithrum violate the sphere of clouds above whose presence and circumference encompasses the whole domain. One of the Darzan Territories belonging to the Homeland, the ashen terrain itself is torn into a plethora of fissures and bleeding rifts under the tyranny of roiling skies. Fire and brume ripple across a canvass of a broken continent, while painting a tapestry from the Freeze and adorned with innumerable flame-entombed martyrs and crucified enemies woven painfully into labors - all quashed beneath Greek fire, torture or divine punishment. Running through Tel Megiddon is the infamous River Aoska (Perverse Evils), a coiling stream of molten mithril said to flow from Gehenna itself.

Tel Megiddon once served as the ancient place of worship to Mithras, the Father of Fallen Beasts, a perverse and tyrannical falsifier whom had been usurped and his existence erased to accomodate the new Worship of Darza. At the uttermost north of the mountain-enclosed territory lies the location of Glokta's strong hold, Gijka'ra, the Blood Fortress, as it unfolds into a massive landscape made from the timeless and legendary metal forged in Olympus. Sunken down into the abyss of apocalyptic madness and tumultuous earth bend, unseen and arisen to rival the seams of the ascent, The Blood Fortress is based in blackened onyx, lined in crimsoned tungsten and adorned with adiquate fury of black marble with a convave portion lift asunder and abstracted into a warping singularity halting at grand doors of mutilated physique. Dripping chroma sears the intentional architecture so captured by the likes by pure mithril. Impressive