A thick deep red fog that engulfs much the eastern coast lines. Some say that the fog is the edge of the world, and that if you sail into its walls you will fall into a different world, while others claim that it hide an ancient treasure from long before even the age of giants. Many brave, or perhaps foolhardy sailors have sailed into the fog, few have returned, fewer returned with their minds. Those that survived the fog tell of an island with a massive chasm taking up most of its land.

They say that when you get close to the island you feel drawn towards it, and compelled to descend into the great abyss that lies with in it. Once you enter its depth the calling from the chasm becomes so intense that it you attempt to turn back and climb your way back out, it feels as though your body is fighting your mind with every step you take, urging you to turn back and descend once again.

The capital city of Burgdalin, this city was originally a farming town in the central planes of Falyimoar. Because of the vast reaches of arable planes surrounding the town and a river running near by, it quickly grew into a small city. To defend against invaders the city put up stone walls around its borders. Each time the population outgrew the city walls they would build another ring of walls, eventually ending up with 7 currently standing walls. Most of the walls that were built early on have since been demolished as they no longer served any purpose.

Much of the uninhabited open expanse of the central planes is colloquially referred to as the howling planes. On quite nights in the planes a faint shrill note can be heard all across the grasslands, with a seemingly indistinguishable origin. Locals say that if you end up alone in the planes on one of these nights, you must be cautious of mysterious creatures that will stalk you through the night, lying in wait for you to bed down to strike. Many towns have mounted expeditions to seek out and slay these creatures, but no group has ever managed to find the creatures, let alone slay one. Those that have survived these creatures often have large scars covering their body, most commonly near their faces, necks and chests.