Liplox Plains

The Black Hole

Don’t let the dark waters fool ya, this watering hole is the best source of hydration in the plains. The thrill of not knowing what’s under the surface just adds to the thrill, right? A few trees offer shade for the warmer months, and the mud is said to be quite refreshing and great for the skin. While you might find a crocodile or two, this spot is most likely the safest place in Liplox. So just set up your candles, watch the stars, go on a romantic date and hope the big croc eats your ex.

Elf's Tree

This tree is MASSIVE to say the least. At night, lighting bugs crowd around it’s spindly branches, appearing as the leaves it lacks. Dark stripes cross the trunk, and it’s sap is a sweet snack for any curious passerby. On the last day of fall it bears the wishing fruit, which is said to give you what your heart most desires.

God's Graveyard

Bones and statues. What a nice place to take the kids, right? Old glass statues, made from lightning hitting sand, rise above the most barren part of Liplox. Bones from creatures past make this a labyrinth almost too terrifying to explore. And at the center, surrounded by ash, is the Throne of Bone. Mostly children sit on it now, but prophecy proclaims the true master of Bittia will one day sit on this throne. Let’s just hope they’re friendly!