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[[File:Map of Telgaia.jpg|left|[https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/0/05/Map_of_Telgaia.jpg Full Size Map]|alt=Full Size Map|thumb|800x800px|link=https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/0/05/Map_of_Telgaia.jpg]]Gathandia and its sister continents are quite young, historically speaking. For dozens of centuries before its creation, the land of Ancerra was a single great supercontinent, plus a few surrounding islands and large ice caps. The supercontinent was known as Telgaia.
[[File:Map of Telgaia.jpg|left|[https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/0/05/Map_of_Telgaia.jpg Full Size Map]|alt=Full Size Map|thumb|533x533px|link=https://srd.mythcraftrpg.com/images/0/05/Map_of_Telgaia.jpg]]Gathandia and its sister continents are quite young, historically speaking. For dozens of centuries before its creation, the land of Ancerra was a single great supercontinent, plus a few surrounding islands and large ice caps. The supercontinent was known as Telgaia.


In the days of Telgaia, Ancerra was still completely encased in powerful demi planar wards set in place by the Avadri. As Ancerra’s solar system drifted through the endless Pale, these wards prevented the vast majority of the Pale’s ravenous eldritch denizens from touching Ancerra. By day, those who looked to the sky could see vast, unbroken stretches of clouds beyond the sun. By night, no stars were visible, and the concept of stars was completely unknown. Rather, these same expanses of clouds would be lit in eerie patterns by the light of Ancerra’s five moons.
In the days of Telgaia, Ancerra was still completely encased in powerful demi planar wards set in place by the Avadri. As Ancerra’s solar system drifted through the endless Pale, these wards prevented the vast majority of the Pale’s ravenous eldritch denizens from touching Ancerra. By day, those who looked to the sky could see vast, unbroken stretches of clouds beyond the sun. By night, no stars were visible, and the concept of stars was completely unknown. Rather, these same expanses of clouds would be lit in eerie patterns by the light of Ancerra’s five moons.

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