Volcanic Plains

The Sulfur Pits
These bubbling pits of molten sulfur emit noxious fumes that choke the air. The ground around them is stained a sickly yellow, and the heat radiating from them is intense enough to melt flesh.

The Obsidian Citadel
This imposing fortress, built from black volcanic glass, is the stronghold of the fire giants. Its walls are adorned with intricate carvings depicting their fiery god, and its towers belch smoke and ash into the sky.

The Lava River
This wide river of molten rock flows across the volcanic plains, its fiery currents carving deep channels into the frozen earth. The heat from the river creates a perpetual haze, obscuring the surrounding landscape.

The Geyser Fields
These vast fields are dotted with hundreds of geysers, their eruptions sending plumes of scalding water high into the air. The ground around the geysers is treacherous, with thin crusts of cooled mud concealing pools of boiling water.