For anyone who wants a better idea of what the continent Erik will be on looks like. Not all towns and locations are present, just major locations to display the general layout. Mapping in the world of Terra has to be done by person and detailed by hand, so getting one person to go around doing this was exorbitantly expensive. Even more so because cartographers are  virtually useless in combat against the creatures and monsters of the wilderness so mercenaries needed to be paid to escort them. Thus, only the most critical locations are displayed. I''m thinking about doing a couple patrons-only posts to help you guys with the lore since the image I used from my map-maker (Inkarnate, check it out, its pretty useful) doesn''t include the ability to look at the personal notes I made for each location. If this is something you would find interesting, let me know. Also, my naming sense was mostly derived from the idea that location names in medieval fantasy setting would be based upon details from their locale. So some of the names are a lot more literal than you might think, though not necessarily in the way you might imagine. For example, the Sea of Glass is a desert and the Burning Lake is not actually on fire. Stolen from its original source, this story is not meant to be on Amazon; report any sightings.