Thracian Peninsula

The Thracian Peninsula is a large peninsula that extends from the Central Continent’s northwestern reaches, into the northern parts of the Great Ocean. By and large, the peninsula is covered in frost, though in many parts- specifically, the western parts- of the landmass, the frost and snow often melts during the summer months. The Icespire Mountains are the only landmass that breaks the snowy tundra.
The Thracian Peninsula is home to the tundra barbarians, Ruskiyan settlers from the nearby island of Alesund, across the Bay of Benin. The peninsula also is home to numerous Arctic Dwarves who live secretive lives in, around, and beneath the Icespire Mountains, as well as in certain permafrost glacial ice. Colonization of the peninsula by other groups has gone slowly, and mostly without success, as evidenced by the cities of Westpoint and Lethspar.
The wilds of the peninsula are dangerous. Polar bears are the most fearsome predator to roam the tundra, and even native herbivores, such as moose, elk, and caribou are large and can be extremely dangerous if provoked.