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In the Pale Earth, a myriad of human civilizations have been settled. After arriving from a mysterious celestial origin, the human civilizations settle in a strange world, filled with alien continents. Four continents are recognized: the largest is Walkway, the second largest is Harbourland, an isolated one is the Savaga, and one, located in the south pole, is called Alba. Here we focus on the Western River Civilization that settles around the western part of the Harbourland continent.

The Western River Civilization is divided into three different factions with mild contentions between each other, settling themselves in different locations of the western rivers. The most advanced faction, which contains most of the noble members of the society, is the dark grey part of the map. This faction is rather advanced in science, culture and art, and it centers around the Blue River, a section of the western river filled with nutrients brought from the inner eastern Green Sea, leaving the area with an immense amount of prosperity. The Pyramids of Wisdom have been constructed to protect the cities from the sand spirits of the north. The Noble area has a strong connection with the Merchants. The Merchants are another faction of the western civilization, settling around the Joy River. The Joy River receives less nutrients from the Green Sea, but they have a good trading relationship with the Nobles, compensating most of their nutrition with sea food. The Nobles receive most of their seafood supply from a vivid relationship with the Merchants, which have also settled in the islands to the southwest as good points to develop their naval strength. The Turaks, however, are the least favourite of the three factions. These derive from a faction of Nobles that have exiled themselves, hundreds of years ago, but after the Sand Wars, they reluctantly joined together with the Nobles with a symbolic alliance. The Turaks take control of the Turak river, which comes directly from the Green Sea. The Turaks receive less educational and cultural support, but at least prosper with the nutrition coming directly from the eastern Green Sea. The Graves are an enormous camp where the dead were burried. Around half of this gigantic grave contain the deceased from the Sand Wars.

Description
In the Pale Earth, a myriad of human civilizations have been settled. After arriving from a mysterious celestial origin, the human civilizations settle in a strange world, filled with alien continents. Four continents are recognized: the largest is Walkway, the second largest is Harbourland, an isolated one is the Savaga, and one, located in the south pole, is called Alba. Here we focus on the Western River Civilization that settles around the western part of the Harbourland continent.

The Western River Civilization is divided into three different factions with mild contentions between each other, settling themselves in different locations of the western rivers. The most advanced faction, which contains most of the noble members of the society, is the dark grey part of the map. This faction is rather advanced in science, culture and art, and it centers around the Blue River, a section of the western river filled with nutrients brought from the inner eastern Green Sea, leaving the area with an immense amount of prosperity. The Pyramids of Wisdom have been constructed to protect the cities from the sand spirits of the north. The Noble area has a strong connection with the Merchants. The Merchants are another faction of the western civilization, settling around the Joy River. The Joy River receives less nutrients from the Green Sea, but they have a good trading relationship with the Nobles, compensating most of their nutrition with sea food. The Nobles receive most of their seafood supply from a vivid relationship with the Merchants, which have also settled in the islands to the southwest as good points to develop their naval strength. The Turaks, however, are the least favourite of the three factions. These derive from a faction of Nobles that have exiled themselves, hundreds of years ago, but after the Sand Wars, they reluctantly joined together with the Nobles with a symbolic alliance. The Turaks take control of the Turak river, which comes directly from the Green Sea. The Turaks receive less educational and cultural support, but at least prosper with the nutrition coming directly from the eastern Green Sea. The Graves are an enormous camp where the dead were burried. Around half of this gigantic grave contain the deceased from the Sand Wars.