Caltowan

Caltowan is the ancient land of the Dragons located in the far west of Harvaena. Aside from some minor trade with the Westlands, modern human contact and the influence of central race culture is non-existant.

It's the homeland of Hydrith and the central home for all dragon races including the enchanted Draegena who occupy the southeastern area of the isle. The elven refugee wave of 1A c 410 brought elven culture to Eastern Brog, but they was mostly confined and ignored.

The Founda-Torex
The Founda-Torex is the only mountain range located in Caltowan. It's made up of three main areas: the Darmutha-Dorex Ordef (Lowlands), the Cliffs of Radmathum (western cliffed pennensula), and the Spine of the Founda-Torex (the central mountains).

Plains of Caltowan
The Plains of Caltowan are very wide and expansive. With temperate weather, the plains usually grow lush with undergrowth over boulders strewen for miles. Most of the plains are untouched. They're divided into two areas: the Realm of Arth Awandathor and South Thoy-Adorenex. They're both divided by the Po-Urdmathen Quenstex (the ancient dragon wall). Its a remnant of the ancient dragon conflict of before even the pre-age.

The Brog
The Brog is the northearn island of Caltowan covered in marshy forestation. It is seperated from the Caltowan mainland by the Pass of Mor-Nathom Unux and is the homeland for the greenscales faction of dragons. The forest is very exansive and riddled with dragon caves and dragon archetecture.

Villiages and Cities
The shores of Caltowan are full of cities and villages, mostly filled with Draegena. Each city is under the control of a different dragon faction, with the greenscales controlling most cities in the north.



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Surrounding Bodies of Water
There are many oceans and bodies of water surrounding the isle of Caltowan. On the south, the Autara Sea turns into  the Eldr Inlet where most of the trade with the Draegena Swamps of South Elaium. On the west there's the West Pauth Fee-Pruum and the Inlet of Fee-Pruum. On the east there's the large gulf of Arth Mardax. Locally, the west sea is called the Estdortha Pars-Madarex and the Mak-Dotha Fee-Pruum.