A fairly harsh expanse of terrain running along its border with the West. It is not so hot or unforgiving as the desert. There are a number of small rivers and scattered watering holes throughout even still, however. Naturally, as one gets further north, the grasses become more meadow-like, while further south they become thinner until it fades into the desert.

This city is a sanctuary in the middle of the desert. It is surrounded by a massive wall of sandstone with ancient architectural carvings on the sides. The entrance to the city forms a stone archway. Within the walls are those escaping the endless desert. It is a pleasant place to stay, and the sunsets are especially beautiful.

The arena used for the yearly Era tournament. It is the only coliseum in the entire region. The exterior is made of metal which shines in the desert sun. Inside the amphitheater are many seats and the floor is reflective.

Once a fully-functioning shadow pokemon factory, this lab fell into ruin at the fall of Nolan and the fall of Alice after. It has been fought over quite a lot after the fall, yet it has been taken up by a researcher named Yue Leon Alias and is once again in function.

Even the most experienced of explores may find it hard to come across this ancient library. It was said that once long ago, a queen commissioned for the library to be built and stocked, but now it is buried all the way to its highest pillar in sand. To get in, one must climb through a window in the pillar and then scale downwards. Inside are seven stories filled with not only book shelves lined with history but also relics of the different times in Era's history. On the very bottom floor, a large map made of floor ties depict an ancient wart of some sort though the bulk of it is covered in sand, and on many of the free walls, there are tile images of historical events. Some have said that there is a specter in the library that guards it from bandits, though none can be sure of just who or what it is.

Home of the resident noble - the duchess of the south. This blinding white palace exists in the middle of the desert on one of the highest dunes. It casts a large shadow over the sands and is the only thing in miles. Its architecture is unique for it has tall pillars, domes complete with spires, and several watch towers. Growing outside its walls are vibrant desert blooms and palm trees.

This vast desert seems a massive 'sea' of quicksand that fills more of the area than not, and the thin sand making a wave-like effect in the wind. Fortunately, it's shallow enough that most adults can wade through most places. All the same, it's probably a good idea to stay close to the solid places if you can find them just in case; look for cacti and shrubs. Perhaps more than the water-like qualities, however, another mysterious factor contributes to the sea impression: an abandoned ship, allegedly a pirate ship, sitting wrecked out in the sand. Of course, everything of real value has been long-since stolen, but many adventurers still search in hopes some small secret was missed. Rumor has it some modern-day sand-pirates wander the area in much smaller vessels seeking unfortunate travelers to pillage, but these are most likely just children's stories.

A sparkling pool of fresh water in the middle of a desert is the definition of paradise. This palm tree-filled speck of relaxation is the closest to a tropical vacation spot that Era has. It was once a popular tourist destination, and now it is mostly forgotten.

A still-thriving city just north of the Orren border. While far from a tourist attraction, it has long-since been famous for its high-quality metallurgy of every sort, which is the primary source of income for this industrial town. When Nolan began suffocating the rest of the economy, Anvilla seceded from his rule, relying on its trade with and proximity to the Orre to continue working as its own entity. Only recently have relations been mended with Era, though the town remains particularly rough to outsiders due to its long period of near-lawlessness.

Deep out in the desert is a somewhat active volcano, the last time it erupted was 50 years ago. There are deep craters that lead down into the volcano's core. Deep within in its bowels are pools of hot lava, that sit waiting to resurface. Before you reach the volcano itself you will see hundreds of trees that are burnt and dead, these were the trees that were hit 50 years ago.

A mighty ravine that was carved with the hands of heavy winds. The same gusts still toil at its steep rocky walls today. An ancient stone tower sits among jagged outcroppings at the highest rise in the middle of the gorge. The area surrounding it is relativly flat, which makes the tower a good place to rest. The only path across this precipice is by way of a rickety bridge. You could climb down the walls and see if you can make it to the other side, but that might be just as treacherous as the first option. Barring those, you'd better hope you can fly over, or you'll be making a very long trip around. During Nolan’s reign outlaws took refuge in the gorge and some still do.