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| − | '''Pluribus''', otherwise known as the '''world''', is divided into two major continents: [[Hasperia]] in the north and [[Arrakis]] in the south. Island chains like [[Vesperia]] in the west and the archipelagos of [[Nanjima]] and [[Hokujima]] in the south east exist outside of these continents. Pluribus is a approximately billions of years old. The world is round, despite what some uneducated peasants might think. | + | '''Pluribus''', otherwise known as the '''world''', is divided into two major continents: [[Hasperia]] in the north and [[Arrakis]] in the south. Island chains like [[Vesperia]] in the west and the archipelagos of [[Nanjima]] and [[Hokujima]] in the [[Spice Islands]] of the south-east exist outside of these continents. Pluribus is a approximately billions of years old. The world is round, despite what some uneducated peasants might think. |
Pluribus is named for the eponymous goddess of the [[Archadian Pantheon]]: [[Pluribus (goddess) | Pluribus]]. | Pluribus is named for the eponymous goddess of the [[Archadian Pantheon]]: [[Pluribus (goddess) | Pluribus]]. | ||
[[Category:Geography]] | [[Category:Geography]] | ||
Revision as of 15:08, 1 August 2017
Pluribus, otherwise known as the world, is divided into two major continents: Hasperia in the north and Arrakis in the south. Island chains like Vesperia in the west and the archipelagos of Nanjima and Hokujima in the Spice Islands of the south-east exist outside of these continents. Pluribus is a approximately billions of years old. The world is round, despite what some uneducated peasants might think.
Pluribus is named for the eponymous goddess of the Archadian Pantheon: Pluribus.
