Phenomena

There are a number of magical and bizarre phenomena scattered across the Celestian Sea. These phenomena are things that defy natural explanation and are either unexplained or supernatural in nature.

The Molten Fields
The Molten Fields lie at the southern-most point of Domhan. The borders of the fields are marked by a jagged wall of steaming obsidian where the sea meets the roiling magma. From the waters before the obsidian wall, unnatural screams and battle cries can be heard among explosions and the zap of arcane energies.

These are the sounds of the Blood War.

The Blood War is a conflict as old as Domhan itself. It began before the molten matter that makes up the material plane had cooled. The forces of Hell, the Abyss, and the Heavens are locked in an endless conflict that has spilled onto Domhan after Eons of conflict. No mortal to ever cross the jagged wall has ever returned, but scholars believe that the actual conflict would be incomprehensible to a mortal mind. To the eyes of a natural creature, it would simply appear to be an amorphous blob of energy burning at an incredible heat.

The Dark Shroud
The Dark Shroud is an ominous phenomenon that the people of Domhan have simply learned to live with. A towering wall of black clouds rising from the sea, reaching skyward. The Dark Shroud has been slowly expanding, creeping outward and swallowing up islands as it goes.

Fey Isles
Fey Isles make up a small percentage of the islands on the Celestian Sea and are primarily concentrated in the Kingdom of Elbereth. These islands are fragments of the Fewild that were flung to Domhan during the First War. These islands are not actually connected to the ocean floor, instead, they float on the water, made magically buoyant by the residual magical energies of their home plane.

Fell Isles
Much like Fey Isles, Fell Isles are remnants of one of the mirror planes. Fell Isles, though, are pieces of the Shadowfell, and unlike the Fey isles, they don't float on the water. Instead, they fly through the air, lazily orbiting Domhan at heights ranging from 100 ft to 2 miles.