Overview

    A harsh continent of ice and snow, surrounded by frigid waters, the Northern Tundra is home to many species of flora and fauna that have adapted to live in the cold. During the mild summers on the southern edge of the continent, the ice melts and from the thawed dirt springs stunning wildflowers. During the winters, this same area freezes solid and forms a treacherous ice bridge to the desert of the main continents. It is the northernmost point of the Land and is said to be guarded by the Goddess of Water.


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