Sathubai

In the northeastern corner of the Dulqa, encompassing a region between Halul and the Basaam River, is a region largely free of windblown sand. While just as parched as the majority of the Dulqa, the dunes give way to thousands of square miles of desolate, rocky terrain. This region, known widely as the Sathubai, is dotted by several regions of hot springs - like mocking, mirror counterparts to desert oases - and the Kaspari Empire's only volcanoes: Mount Tepank and Mount Kalel. Despite the daunting terrain, Kaspari nobles frequent the region's springs in the belief that bathing in their waters carries a rejuvenating and healing effect.
The two volcanoes are separated by 40 miles of rocks and ash from ancient eruptions. Today only Mount Tepank is active, and for the past few centuries it has maintained an active magma lake at its shallow, open summit.
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Category:Locations in the Kaspari Empire
Category:Locations in Upper Basaam
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