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Revision as of 18:21, 8 November 2009
Geography
Introduction
The mist is divided into Shards, miniscule worlds which have their own atmosphere, climate and environment. The main division is a giant ring of whitish mist called The Ring. Any world within the mist is called an Inner world and all without are called Outer worlds.
The Shards
Inner Shards
Outer Shards
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