Sava'khar

Sava'khar is an immense wasteland defined by a violent history of divine terraforming and celestial disaster. Speckled with volcanoes, geysers, and simmering pools, the region remains susceptible to seismic activity that unleashes dense, toxic fumes from the world’s core.

A Landscape Forged in Chaos

The foundation of this broken geothermal landscape was laid by Danzar-Khâl during his time as a Creationist, when he elevated the jagged spires of Felakgathar. This primordial work was later augmented during the God Era by Surtur. Under the Felakgathar Contract, the fire deity energized the region’s peaks into active volcanoes, weaving them into a continuously flowing subsurface lava network that keeps the very earth in a state of perpetual flux.

The Dûlan-Nûl Firestorm

In the Horgon Era, the wasteland’s destiny was irrevocably altered when the sky turned to fire. The shattering of the moon Dûlan-Nûl by the World Splitter sent a rain of iron meteors screaming into the atmosphere. This event, known as the Dûlan-Nûl Firestorm, deposited colossal amounts of lunar iron across the desert. While some fragments formed massive mountains like Angaz Karag, others were trapped in the geothermal heat of Surtur's lava flows, liquefying into permanent rivers of molten moon-metal.

The Silent Sentry

Today, the wasteland serves as a graveyard for the engine of its own destruction. Amidst the shifting sands and molten monoliths sits the primary drill of the World Splitter. It remains a haunting monument, guarded by the Mezrack—the descendants of those displaced by the moon's fall—who now stand watch over the instrument that unmade their home.