SIAE Registration Protocol N° 2023/00696
Kammon
The Kammon continent is completely surrounded by the Yalathon Ocean and is mostly flat with arid soil. Only the southeastern and northwestern regions have a temperate climate, characterized by tropical rainforests, mangrove swamps, grasslands, and woods.
Ocean currents also influence the climate, particularly with respect to periodic droughts, and low seasonal pressure that causes cyclonic showers. The biome is characterized by both endemic plant and animal species.
The eastern territory is largely arid and flat, with a very low average altitude. The western section is instead occupied by the great Omboygumo canyon, a very ancient geological formation covered largely by desert areas.
The inland area is a vast depression where the most fertile plains are found, surrounded by arid and desert areas. Finally, the coastal profile is very varied, with numerous inlets, peninsulas, and smaller islands dotting the northern and southeastern coastlines.
Kammon
The huge island-continent of Kammon is not a kingdom in its own right, but rather a free territory ruled separately by three different peoples who mostly live in peace with each other. Although Kammon is a vast and somewhat desirable territory, it is sparsely populated and isolated from other continents, so it is not coveted by any other kingdoms or peoples.
Lehututu
The small and lush tropical island of Lehututu is perhaps one of the most cramped and isolated places on the planet, despite its close proximity to Kammon continent. Like other island-states, it's inhabited by only one Anthro race, probably the weirdest and most unusual of all: Platypuses. It's an island governed by the most ancient Lohudonist traditions and there's a strong and decisive departure from deities' dogmas, who themselves keep distances from the island. Its most distinctive feature is the soil's intense red color, rich in iron, as well as the massive presence of marshy areas and gaseous deposits.
