The tropical marshlands of Nakti. Covered by brackish marshes and sand dunes on the southern coastal flats and raising up to rolling hills and savannas on their norther boarder. The marshes are home to beautiful and deadly flora and fauna who evolved in this hot and humid land to live off the riches of nutrients the river’s silt deposits there. In the low, wide valleys of the northern regions the trees that drive there are said to never rot, even once cut and cured the timber remains as sturdy as the living tree once did. The dry savanna hill tops are dominated by trees with low and wide canopies, plunging the hills into near twilight during the day and impenetrable darkness at night.