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Ifinan serves as the initial Link in point for the Age.  
 
Ifinan serves as the initial Link in point for the Age.  
  
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Foresty jungle place. Called Fahets, leads to Crimson Vale and Mangark Cove.
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The island is a forest-jungle like location which is prone to heavy rainfall.
  
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Crimson vale causing some stuff to spread thorough the island turning stuff red, poisonous.
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There are a few ancient ruins on the island from back when the island was inhabited. The native population have since moved on to other islands or in some cases, died out.
  
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Vale to be burned and purged in future?
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The area known as "Fahets" is a smallish basin area that sites within a heavily forested area. After the destabilization event shifts in the geography allowed visitors to the Age easier access to the surrounding lands.
  
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The area of what is termed Fahets leads to two other areas, the Mangark Cove and the Crimson Vale.
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The Magark Cove is a nesting ground for the Mangark (or Grass Sharks as they are also known). These are dangerous predators that look like the cross between a lizard and a shark. They have long green spines that resemble grass blades which secrete a paralytic compound. Animals that touch these spines are paralyzed and fall into the water and are devoured by the Mangark.
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Mangarks will only ever leave the water at two points within their lives, when they are born and when they reproduce. Mangarks lay their eggs upon the muddy beaches of the cove area leaving the water to do so. When the eggs hatch the Mangark young crawl to the waters where they will remain until it is their time to lay eggs. Not all Mangark make it to the waters at this young age as they are often picked up by [bird name here] as a food source.
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The area contains evidence that the Tailehn Society had been studying and farming the Mangarks for their paralytic solution.
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The Crimson Vale was not originally called such. After the destabilization event and the subsequent changes to geography the local wildlife went under some changes. Various small mushroom species in the area grew to gigantic proportions. A crimson blight started to spread and effect the local area both flora and fauna causing the area to become poisonous. As a result access to the area via the original Fahets location and via the lab located in the vale were closed off whilst further study is carried out.
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FUTURE NOTES - In the future it will be shown that the crimson blight is spreading to the other areas of Fahets, both basin and cove. Left with no choice the Vale is set ablaze in order to kill whatever is causing the blight.
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Possibility that Basin and Cove areas will also be burned out with small growth returning over time.
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It is unlikely that any other areas of this island will be released to the public. Focus being on other islands instead.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:01, 7 October 2016

Ifinan serves as the initial Link in point for the Age.

The island is a forest-jungle like location which is prone to heavy rainfall.

There are a few ancient ruins on the island from back when the island was inhabited. The native population have since moved on to other islands or in some cases, died out.

The area known as "Fahets" is a smallish basin area that sites within a heavily forested area. After the destabilization event shifts in the geography allowed visitors to the Age easier access to the surrounding lands.

The area of what is termed Fahets leads to two other areas, the Mangark Cove and the Crimson Vale.

The Magark Cove is a nesting ground for the Mangark (or Grass Sharks as they are also known). These are dangerous predators that look like the cross between a lizard and a shark. They have long green spines that resemble grass blades which secrete a paralytic compound. Animals that touch these spines are paralyzed and fall into the water and are devoured by the Mangark.

Mangarks will only ever leave the water at two points within their lives, when they are born and when they reproduce. Mangarks lay their eggs upon the muddy beaches of the cove area leaving the water to do so. When the eggs hatch the Mangark young crawl to the waters where they will remain until it is their time to lay eggs. Not all Mangark make it to the waters at this young age as they are often picked up by [bird name here] as a food source.

The area contains evidence that the Tailehn Society had been studying and farming the Mangarks for their paralytic solution.

The Crimson Vale was not originally called such. After the destabilization event and the subsequent changes to geography the local wildlife went under some changes. Various small mushroom species in the area grew to gigantic proportions. A crimson blight started to spread and effect the local area both flora and fauna causing the area to become poisonous. As a result access to the area via the original Fahets location and via the lab located in the vale were closed off whilst further study is carried out.



FUTURE NOTES - In the future it will be shown that the crimson blight is spreading to the other areas of Fahets, both basin and cove. Left with no choice the Vale is set ablaze in order to kill whatever is causing the blight.

Possibility that Basin and Cove areas will also be burned out with small growth returning over time.


It is unlikely that any other areas of this island will be released to the public. Focus being on other islands instead.