Ebiria
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| With most of Ebiria's landmass covered in desert and dry plains, the majority of the populace of Ebiria is along the coastal regions. Trade is highly important, as there are very few goods that come out of Ebiria. Most of the economy is based around travel and tourism, since Ebiria is a natural stopping point for longer voyages around the southern or western edge of the Almerian continent. Ebiria is also known for its balmy weather, and is frequented by almost as many seasonal humanoids as it is by seasonal migratory birds. | With most of Ebiria's landmass covered in desert and dry plains, the majority of the populace of Ebiria is along the coastal regions. Trade is highly important, as there are very few goods that come out of Ebiria. Most of the economy is based around travel and tourism, since Ebiria is a natural stopping point for longer voyages around the southern or western edge of the Almerian continent. Ebiria is also known for its balmy weather, and is frequented by almost as many seasonal humanoids as it is by seasonal migratory birds. | ||
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| + | ==Notable Populated Areas== | ||
| + | *[[Imptropolis]] | ||
| + | *[[Xi Feng Ming]] | ||
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| + | ==Other Attractions== | ||
| + | *[[Miyu's House]] | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 25 November 2009
With most of Ebiria's landmass covered in desert and dry plains, the majority of the populace of Ebiria is along the coastal regions. Trade is highly important, as there are very few goods that come out of Ebiria. Most of the economy is based around travel and tourism, since Ebiria is a natural stopping point for longer voyages around the southern or western edge of the Almerian continent. Ebiria is also known for its balmy weather, and is frequented by almost as many seasonal humanoids as it is by seasonal migratory birds.
Notable Populated Areas
