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Western Wastes

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Western Wastes were the barrened plains located west of the Western Steppes , north of the region of the Ivory Kingdoms which would be known as the Empty Plains, and east to the Great Void. The Western Wastes was a desert region on the planet Daxam IV, inhabited by Arliz Hadrassian and the Amaxine warriors in 28 ABY. The Western Wastes are an uninhabitable area in North America. Formerly the State of California, the area was reduced to a radioactive desert in 2052 during the American Nuclear Exchange. The Wastes border the American Republic to the north and east, and the Central Powers to the south.

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Western Wastes The Western Wastes

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The Western Wastes was a desert region on the planet Daxam IV, inhabited by Arliz Hadrassian and the Amaxine warriors in 28 ABY. Western Wastes were the barrened plains located west of the Western Steppes , north of the region of the Ivory Kingdoms which would be known as the Empty Plains, and east to the Great Void. The Western Wastes are an uninhabitable area in North America. Formerly the State of California, the area was reduced to a radioactive desert in 2052 during the American Nuclear Exchange. The Wastes border the American Republic to the north and east, and the Central Powers to the south.

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