The Three Lands

Description

Divided by the river Lau Loch are the lands that remain after the fall of the Old Imperial Chinese Empire.

The Donglong Empire and the Lau-lu Empire each one ruled by one the sons of the now fallen Emperor who’s life was taken by the armies of the very same sons. They planned to stop the raging war with the Hong Zangs in the North, but it quickly turned out that besides the Hong Zangs, they were each others enemy as well.

Me-Splu Barren Battlefield

The Xi Me-Splu Barren Battlefield is still home to thousands of bodies, unable to be recovered until the sun stops rising over the lands.

Zol Area

Whilst the two titans of the area are in a tense war, they have one thing in common, the old fishing village of Xinazol is home to a neutral niece who provides them with fresh fish and other goods when night falls, though not without it costs. The dangerous journey through the Zol Xi Zing mountain range west of the Imperial City of Lu-Ling has already claimed its fair share of lives. But for the poor town of Xinazol, it’s the only way to make a living.

Dong Zal

Dong Zal Imperial City, also known as the powerhouse and capital of the Donglong Empire is a heavily fortified city on the west bank of the Lau Loch river. It’s surrounded by dangerous rock formations and mountain ranges, making it almost impossible to siege.

Lu-Ling

Located on the eastern coastal area of the Lau Loch river, is Lu-Ling Imperial City, an important trading spot for merchants from the east and also home base for the Imperial Household, Warcabinet and Imperial Armies of the Lau-lu Empire.

Dung Jon Island

Believed to be the home of many magical creatures, it’s pond said to be a portal to the underworld. From a distance, this island seems to be quite a fair-looking and friendly island, but both locals and outsiders try to keep their distance from this island.

Wo-Plah Plateau

A natural wonder in the middle of the water, the mountains up north turned into plateaus over time, no one knows the exact reason of how it happened, but thanks to it the Lau Loch, Xau Ril and Tzu Hong rivers merge into the Violet River.

Win Doh Tower

Towering over the walls of Dong Zal, the Win Doh tower is a visible landmark for everyone to see. It is a way the locals can be closer to heaven and is said to have healing powers.

Wong-Draf Island

This seemingly small and unimportant island is a strategic location in the middle of the Lau Loch river. It is a layover for merchants trying to cross the river into the Zol area.

Assets used:

• Smalli & Avoro by Nexoness
• Cliffs by Whooplaah
• Lapis Pack 1 & 2 by Dianasaur Go
• Hand-drawn Pack by deltagiac
• Custom Map Borders by Athelu
• Silkarch by Chan (permission for this specific map was given)
• Japanese Castle Town by 2-Minute Tabletop & Chan (permission for this specific map was given)