Location Profile: Flaeneath

An island on Mintop, Flaeneath is not only a deserted island, it is desolate. Thousands of years ago the island was separated in two by a mountain (this still holds true today, though); on one half was a lush, green forest and a rocky plains; on the east, another forest, but one that was dwindling during the last days of the inhabitants.

On the east side lived the phial, and on the west side lived the slube. They held a tenuous peace for many years until a war broke out between the two sides. The end result was devastation.

In modern times there are no more phial. As for Flaeneath, the weaponry—incredibly advanced for its time—caused so much destruction that life was wiped out on the island. Forests were decimated, and then the remaining 90% was also destroyed. The very soil on the island was degraded and left unsuitable for growth. All that remained on the island was junk and scrap left over by the phial, and the island became a wasteland.

Needless to say, the slubes left the island, and they settled on the island Hackney.

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