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Most people fear the uriashi. And yes, they are intimidating, both much taller and bulkier than humans. To make matters worse, they have horns, which – to some – make them look like devils. But in actuality, they treat people with the same cautiousness and distrust with which we treat them.

Vale Sangora offers travelers gorgeous landscapes and beautiful biomes full of life and wonder. But none of them are as cozy as the wetlands. Play in the mud, gather miraculous herbs for every rash and indigestion, and make friends with local fauna. Disclaimer: not all local fauna may want to make friends with you.

As any child in Vale Sangora will tell you, deep in the burrows – with moles, mice and rabbits for neighbours – dwell the Sanzhani. They are small, but so are hornets. They don't care much for things that humans value – but they are fond of our teeth, which they love to steal from us and offer as gifts to their rulers, called tsarinas.

Vale Sangora is littered with sturdy fortifications - the lands know war better than they know peace. And as the blood spills, the stones change hands. Today, the tower you can see here belongs to boyar Ambrus. With his penchant for all things delicious, who knows what goodies he might be keeping behind its walls.

Planning to set up camp in the shadow of St. Tyna’s Monastery? You might want to think twice, if you wish to get a proper night’s sleep. The boyar’s soldiers stationed nearby often complain of strange noises coming from there – especially at night.