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1. #1The Great Desert

   Keys: The Great Desert, Heft, Sho-Battai, Stoat, Bark, Port South, Port North, United Cities, Fort Mirage

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   Locations: Sho-Battai, Bark, Port South, Heft, Stoat, Port North, Old Village, Stone Camp, Fort Mirage.

   The Great Desert is a vast, arid landscape in the northeastern corner of the continent. Despite being a challenging environment for farming and settlements, the region is rich in metal and stone deposits. The area is home to various wildlife like Garru and Skimmers, which can be dangerous for small or inexperienced groups. The desert serves as the seat of the United Cities, with their capital Heft located here. Multiple factions inhabit the region, including Rebel Farmers, Manhunters, Slave Hunters, and Slave Traders. Has sandstorms and harsh heat.

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Skimmers, Rebel Farmers, Vagrants, Manhunters, Sand Ninjas, Garru, Caravan Traders, Slave Hunters, United Heroes League, United Cities troops, Mercenary Guild, Tech Hunters, Bounty Hunters, Shinobi Thieves, Noble Hunters, Slave Traders, escaped slaves, etc.

   Borders: Sinkuun and Bast north west. spine canyon, skimlands southwest. Heng to South. Ocean north east.

   Description: a vast, arid, northeastern continental zone characterized by endless sand dunes, rocky terrain, and a harsh, dry climate, It is a sea of sand with very low water content (around 20% or poor/barren ground water), extreme temperature swings, and poor or non-existent natural farming/settlement conditions.

   Port South: a stone camp and slave-labor town rather than an active maritime port. Despite its name, Port South has no usable harbor or water access. It functions as an industrial and mining outpost dominated by stone mines, raw stone production, and ore extraction facilities.

   Fort Mirage: a minor watchtower-style outpost, owned by Lord Mirage and serves as the home base for the United Heroes League.

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2. #2Bast

   Keys: Bast, United Cities, Holy Nation, United City Squatters, Squatters, Endin, Drin

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   Is a ruined region located within the United Cities territory, completely destroyed by the Holy Nation. The location contains only ruins, one ruined city occupied by UC affiliated squatters and another abandoned, scattered abandoned, burned down farms, bones of the dead litter the abandoned city streets and countryside.

   Environment: Ruins of a former cities and settlements, Located in United Cities territory, Mostly abandoned with minimal infrastructure remaining.

   Locations: Endin on north west side, Drin on north East side, Bast located in center, 2 united city outposts western side.

   Borders: The Great Desert to East, Sinkuun to north, Northern Coast to North West, Skimlands south, Okran's Valley and Arms of Okran to south west.

   Threats can include depending on relations: roaming slavers, vagrants, Holy Nation Patrols, United City Patrols, Squatters.

   Description: It is a scarred, desolate warzone trampled by continuous skirmishes. The terrain is mostly arid with occasional patches of green fertility, scattered stone and iron nodes, and frequent dust storms. The landscape is frequently littered with the aftermath of massive battles—piles of ruined armor, weapons, and bodies from clashing United Cities samurai and Holy Nation paladins.

   Endin: a ruined city located in the war-torn region of Bast, nominally under the control of the United Cities. Like the nearby settlements of Bast and Drin, Endin was largely destroyed during assaults by the Holy Army. has no Samurai guards or military garrison. It is left completely exposed to the constant skirmishes between Holy Nation patrols, United Cities forces, and Cannibals roaming the Bast region. Most of the city lies in rubble, squatters inhabit it, population: 1200~.

   Drin: a heavily contested, semi-ruined military outpost controlled by the United Cities, the settlement bears the scars of ongoing warfare, featuring crumbling, ruined houses alongside fortified military structures. Has sizeable garrison of samurai and guards. Population 1000~.

   Bast town: a completely ruined, mostly abandoned town, almost the entire town consists of collapsed buildings and rubble. Inhabited by squatters, escaped slaves, population 670~

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3. #3Sinkuun

   Keys: Sinkuun, Distant Hive Village, Tower of Goats, Fort Simion, The Bastion, Rebel Farmers, Cannibal Hunters

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   a large peninsula notorious for being a refuge for outcasts and bandits from the United Cities. It is also home to a relatively isolated group of Western Hivers. The region lacks major towns but contains several minor outposts, camps, and ancient locations.

   Locations: Distant Hive Village, Tower of Goats, Fort Simion, The Bastion.

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Rebel Farmers, Skimmer, Goat Herder, Goat, Nomad Animal Trader, Cannibal Hunters, Rebel Swordsmen, Samurai Rogue, Slaver Caravan Boss, Yabuta Outlaws.

   Borders: The Great Desert to south east, Darkfinger to west, Northern Coast to west, Bast to south.

   Description: Characterized by a mountainous exterior, rocky spires, craggy crators, and elevated ground by the waterfront. It functions as a no-man's-land peninsula bordered by the sea to the north/coasts, the Great Desert to the southeast, and Darkfinger (cannibal territory) to the north.

   Fort Simion: Controlled by the Rebel Farmers, well fortified fort with crossbow and harpoon turrets, large contingent of Rebel Farmers guard and train here, population 1460~ and includes workshops, smiths, armorsmiths and some farming outside the walls.

   The Bastion: a military outpost serving as the base and headquarters for the Cannibal Hunters faction, extremely well fortified small military fortress with crossbow and harpoon turrets, walls, gates, abbatis, spike pit dry moat and multiple buildings inside, corpse pits nearby and ash heaps from burning pyres to burn Cannibal bodies. Population of 176~. Faces regular Cannibal probing attacks.

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4. #4Darkfinger

   Keys: Darkfinger, Cannibals, First Village

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   a peninsula primarily inhabited by Cannibals. Players can raid Cannibal Villages for bounties and raw meat, with the 'Unknown' Cannibal Leader located in First Village at the northern tip of the peninsula. The area contains multiple small settlements, camps, and nests, but no major towns.

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Cannibals, Bonedogs, Goats

   Locations: First Village, Cannibal Village 1 and 2.

   Borders: Sinkuun to east, Northern Coast to south, ocean to north, west.

   Description: It features rocky, rugged ground.

   First Village: It is the largest cannibal settlement in the area, heavily populated by swarming cannibals and scrawny cannibals led by the Meat Lord. Built with metal shacks, tents, and central cages used to trap and hold unfortunates. It acts as a base of operations for roaming cannibal squads. Population of 19400~.

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5. #5Northern Coast

   Keys: Northern Coast, Cannibals, Deadcat

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   inhabited by Cannibals and Deadcat, with two Deadcat villages and active patrols by Flotsam Ninjas and Cannibal Hunters. The area lacks major towns but contains minor outposts, ancient locations, camps, and nests. It is characterized by its coastal environment

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Bonedogs, Cannibals, Goats, Flotsam Ninjas, Drifters, Cannibal Hunters, Starving Bandits, Samurai Rogue.

   Borders: Cannibal Plains to west, The hidden forest to south west, Arm of Okran south, Okran's Valley to south, Bast to south east, Sinkuun to east, Darkfinger to north east, ocean to north.

   Description: rugged, coastal greenland region

   Deadcat: small, scattered refugee faction of fisherfolk.

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6. #6Spine Canyon

   Keys: Spine Canyon, Cactus Den

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   a long rocky plateau range, It is primarily inhabited by Bloodraiders and Sand Ninjas, with Skimmers also roaming the area. The region features minimal infrastructure, with only a few minor outposts and camps. A rocky plateau and ridge that acts as a natural dividing line between the Skimsands and the Great Desert

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Bloodraiders, Sand Ninjas, Bonedogs

   Weather: Extreme sandstorms are almost constant, Wind turbines are highly effective in this region, Sandstorms cause stat debuffs for unprotected characters.

   Locations: Cactus Den, a watchtower and the faction headquarters of the Sand Ninjas, Simply walking through the door or approaching triggers immediate hostility from the entire faction.

   Borders: The Great Desert to east, Skimsands to west and south.

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7. #7Skimsands

   Keys: Skimlands, United Cities, The Holy Nation, Tengu's Vault

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   a buffer zone located between the United Cities and the Holy Nation, characterized by its relative calmness compared to nearby war zones. The area is heavily populated by Skimmer packs, making traversal challenging. serves as a contested region with patrols from multiple factions. It is a wide, open desert landscape characterized by sand, sparse arid terrain, and relative calmness that contrasts with active war zones like Bast.

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Skimmers (primary inhabitants, extremely numerous), Rebel Farmers, Manhunters, United Cities patrols, Holy Nation patrols, Mercenary Guild, Escaped Slaves, Wandering Assassins, Conditional spawns like Kral's Chosen, Rebel Swordsmen, Yabuta Outlaws.

   Locations: Tengu's Vault in south east area, is a heavily guarded military prison presumably for the worst criminals of the empire, Heavily patrolled and guarded by Samurai Elites, Samurai Captains, Samurai Heavies, and Jonin Elites—alongside a specialized Vault Warden.

   Borders: Bast to north, Spine Canyon north east, The Great Desert to north east, Arm of Okran to north west, Iron Valleys to south west, The Black Desert to south, The Eye to south east, Heng to east.

   Weather: sand storms.

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8. #8Arm of Okran

   Keys: Arm of Okran, the holy nation, World's End

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   The Arm of Okran is a pair of mountainous, green zones located east and west of Okran's Valley. Named metaphorically after the Holy Nation's god Okran, these regions feature distinct characteristics: the Western mountain hosts the Tech Hunters' capital and Machinists' university (World's End), while the Eastern mountain contains military installations of the Holy Nation. a pair of humongous, long, and slender mountain ranges (an eastern and a western range) that flank and "embrace" Okran's Valley

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Eastern range Holy Nation patrols. Western mountain range tech hunters.

   Locations: World's End in western mountain range.

   Borders: Okran's Valley in between, Skimlands to east, Wend and Okran's Pride to south, Skinner's Roam and Iron Valleys to south east, Bast to north east, Northern coast to north, the hidden forest to North West.

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9. #9Okran's Valley

   Keys: Okran's Valley, The Holy Nation, Okran's Fist

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   Okran's Valley is a zone located in the northern part of The Holy Nation's territory, situated between two mountains both called Arm of Okran. The region is characterized by a landscape that transitions from grasslands in the south to desert in the north, with coniferous forests at its southernmost portion. Holy army patrols are common, and occasional invasions by Scrawny Cannibals from the Northern Coast can occurs. The valley is wedged between a pair of mountainous, green highlands to the east and west known as the Arm of Okran.

   Locations: Farm Ruins scattered on northern side, destroyed by cannibal raiders. Watchtower on north eastern side, Okran's Fist just south of watchtower.

   Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Escaped Servants (Holy Nation Outlaws), Starving Bandits, The Holy Nation Patrols, Bonedogs, Cannibals, Lost Drones.

   Borders: Arm of Okran to west and east, Northern Coast to north, Bast to north east, Okran's Pride to south.

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10. #10The Hidden Forest

    Keys: The Hidden Forest, Flotsam Ninjas, Cannibals, Flotsam Village

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    a zone characterized by sparse, rocky forests with varying resource availability. Located near regions like the Arm of Okran and Cannibal Plains, it is notable for being the headquarters of the Flotsam Ninjas. The area has no major towns but features several minor outposts, camps, and nests. The region is dominated by sparse, rocky forests and a green biome aesthetic featuring a green fertility rating of 100%. It includes scenic spots like a crescent-shaped canyon bordering the Northern Coast and nice basins surrounded by cliffs.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Bonedogs, Goats, Flotsam Ninjas, Cannibals, Cannibal Hunters, Nomads.

    Locations: Flotsam Village.

    Weather: sometimes light rain.

    Borders: Northern Coast to north east, Cannibal Plains to north west, Floodlands to west, Wend to south, Arm of Okran to east.

    Flotsam Village: a hidden forest enclave serving as the main base and headquarters for the Flotsam Ninjas. The village is deliberately tucked into thick woods to stay hidden from the Holy Nation and the Empire. The surrounding cannibal territory acts as a dangerous natural deterrent to outsiders, though it also means the village frequently deals with cut supply lines and rogue cannibal raids. The population is primarily composed of women, refugees, and deserters who fled the misogynistic and rigid rule of the Holy Nation. The village is led by Moll, a formidable Scorchlander with high combat stats. Beliefs: While they are fiercely hostile to the Holy Nation's leadership and dogmas, many of the village's residents still practice a modified, non-sexist version of Okranite faith. Because of this, skeleton characters receive a cold and distrustful reception here. Population 2300~.

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11. #11Floodlands

    Keys: Floodlands, Suspicious Lab, Burn's Tower, Leaning Tower

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    a flooded, gloomy swamp region located between Cannibal Plains and Okran's Gulf. Characterized by a constant downpour and remnants of ancient industrial structures, the area is now largely dead and uninhabited. The landscape is dominated by abandoned technological ruins and roaming Iron Spiders and Security Spiders, serving as a haunting reminder of the Old Empire's relentless industrial exploitation. a gloomy, industrialized wasteland characterized by a permanent downpour and toxic, dead terrain. It features a never-ending drizzle or downpour that lasts across all seasons, creating a dark, wet, and oppressive atmosphere. The zone is dotted with ancient, decaying industrial infrastructure and metal skeletons of old factories left over from the Old Empire, bearing scars of heavy exploitation.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Iron Spiders, Broken Skeletons

    Terrain: Completely flooded terrain, Dead, industrially exploited landscape.

    Weather: misty rain.

    Locations: Suspicious Lab in north home to cannibals, Burn's Tower central north, Leaning Tower in central.

    Borders: The hidden forest to east, cannibal plains to north, purple sands to north west, the shrieking forest to west, obedience to south west, Okran's gulf to south, rebirth to south east, wend to nothern south east,

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12. #12Cannibal Plains

    Keys: Cannibal Plains, Cannibals, Flotsam Ninja outpost, Cannibal Capital

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    an extremely dangerous region located in the North West of Kenshi, characterized by a large presence of Cannibals, Shrieking Bandits, and Berserkers. Players can easily be overwhelmed by the numerous cannibal spawns, making it a challenging area to traverse. The region contains several notable locations including the Cannibal Capital, multiple Cannibal Villages, ancient ruins, and nests of Beak Things. large coastal grassland located in the northwest of the continent. Open grassland with a distinct bluish-gray tint across the soil caused by gleying

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Cannibals, Shrieking Bandits, Berserkers, Beak Things, Escaped Servants (Holy Nation Outlaws), Drifters (Tech Hunters), Skeleton Drifters (Tech Hunters), Cannibal Hunters

    Locations: Two Flotsam Ninja outposts on eastern edge, Cannibal Capital, multiple cannibal villages scattered across region along with Beak Thing nests.

    Weather: light rain, heavy rain, light acid rain

    Borders: Northern Coast to east, Ocean to north east, Leviathan Coast to north west, The Iron Trail to west, Purple Sands to south west, Floodlands to south, The Hidden Forest to south east.

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13. #13Leviathan Coast

    Keys: Leviathan Coast

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    a remote northwestern region of the game map, characterized by its unique wildlife and ancient ruins. Located north of the Cannibal Plains and The Iron Trail, the area is known for its abundant Leviathans, diverse fauna, and remnants of the Second Empire. No major towns or outposts exist in this zone, but it features several ancient locations, nests, and rich natural resources. a wet, green, and desolate shoreline located at the northwestern edge of the continent. A rolling, fertile green coastal biome with lush vegetation (100% green environment modifier), sparse shrubs, and coastal inlets.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Garru, Leviathan, Beak Thing, River Raptor, Tech Hunters.

    Weather: Light rain, Heavy rain, Light acid rain.

    Locations: ancient ruins.

    Borders: Ocean to north, Cannibal Plains to south east, The Iron Trail to south west.

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14. #14The Iron Trail

    Keys: The Iron Trail

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    a narrow flatland with sparse vegetation stretching from the Cannibal Plains to the western sea. Characterized by a sapphire-colored glassy ground, the region is populated with numerous active and inactive iron spiders. There are no major towns or outposts, and the area features an Ancient Tech Lab. The terrain offers moderate fertility and mineral resources, with potential for an isolated base. a long, narrow flatland corridor that stretches from the Cannibal Plains eastward all the way to the western sea. The trail is lined with numerous inactive and active Iron Spiders standing in rows—resembling an ancient production line whose shift ended a thousand years ago. Other native fauna is scarce, though wandering Garru can occasionally stumble into the area and trigger attacks from the spiders. Its ground is an unbroken sheet of sapphire-colored, glassy smooth blue glass (often called glass plains).

    Weather: Acid Rain, Heavy Rain

    Borders: Leviathan coast north east, ocean to west and south west, purple sands to south, cannibal plains to east.

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15. #15Purple Sands

    Keys: Purple Sands

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    a large, barren desert region characterized by its distinctive purple-hued sand and scattered satellite-like structures. Located north of The Shrieking Forest and south of The Iron Trail, the area is extremely inhospitable with no major towns or outposts. The region is occasionally traversed by Cannibals, Shrieking Bandits, and Beak Things from neighboring zones. The ground is covered in sand with a distinct purple or violet hue. Half-buried, satellite-shaped ancient structures and wreckage left behind by the First Empire are scattered across the dunes. The region is relentlessly plagued by constant sandstorms that whip the sky year-round, creating an arid, extreme, and inhospitable environment.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Cannibals (high spawn likelihood), Shrieking Bandits (high spawn likelihood), Beak Things (high spawn likelihood), Garru (high spawn likelihood)

    Weather: Extremely arid climate with 100% aridity, High wind speeds due to constant sandstorms, Minimal raw resources (small amounts of iron and copper), No water sources, No green vegetation.

    Borders: The Iron Trail to north, ocean to west, Berserker Country to south west, The Shrieking Forest to south, Floodlands to south east, Cannibal plains to east.

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16. #16Berserker Country

    Keys: Berserker Country, Berserkers

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    a harsh, rocky zone characterized by a crimson red background and distinctive terrain. Located near The Shrieking Forest and Purple Sands, the area is primarily inhabited by Berserkers and Cannibals who frequently clash. The coastline is notable for its numerous inactive Iron Spiders. a harsh, desolate coastal zone characterized by red rock flats, crimson-tinted terrain, and a stark white powder-like substance. The region consists of barren red stone shores where little to no vegetation grows. Rows of inactive spider machines litter the coast, though nobody remembers the ancient battle that left them there.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Berserker squads of 2-10.

    Borders: Purple Sands to north east, the Shrieking Forest to south east, open ocean to north, west, south.

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17. #17The Shrieking Forest

    Keys: The Shrieking Forest, Shrieking Bandits

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    a densely vegetated zone located north of the Fog Islands and Obedience, west of the Floodlands, and south of the Purple Sands. It is named after the Shrieking Bandits who inhabit the region. Despite having no major towns or outposts, the area is characterized by high fertility and mineral resources, though its constant screaming sounds make it an unsettling location. a dense, lush, and uncharacteristically green zone. Unlike the dry, arid, or desolate wastelands typical of much of the continent, it is a dense forest filled with abundant green flora.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Shrieking Bandits in large groups.

    Environment: Highly fertile land supporting most crop types, 100% stone production quality, Limited mineral resources, Dense vegetation, Beautiful but noisy landscape.

    Weather: Very wet.

    Borders: purple sands to north, Berserker Country to north west, Floodlands to east, open ocean to west, Obedience to south, dreg to south west.

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18. #18Raptor Island

    Keys: Raptor Island

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    a large, sandy landmass located on the western coast of the continent, slightly north of the Fog Islands. The zone is characterized by a small central mountain range and is named for its abundant Swamp Raptors. While the raptors are not aggressive, they can become irritated if approached near their nests. The area features sparse vegetation and occasional acid rain, making it a challenging environment to explore. It is a sandy, arid island featuring a small mountain range right in the center. The scenery includes sparse trees and low shrubbery.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Swamp Raptors, Swamp Raptor Nests.

    Weather: Clear conditions, Light rain, Heavy rain, Light acid rain.

    Borders: Open ocean surrounds the island, Dreg is closest by 3km to south east.

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19. #19Dreg

    Keys: Fogmen, Cannibals, Dreg, Holy Nation Outlaws, Nomads, Deadcat, Western Hive, Starving Bandits

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    a zone that is characterized as a "dead" area with sparse trees and shrubs, featuring low-quality copper deposits and mid-quality iron structures. The region is sparsely populated by Nomads, Deadcat, and Western Hive, with occasional presence of Holy Nation Outlaws, Starving Bandits, Fogmen, and Cannibals. It features dead scrubland, sparse trees, Farmland fertility is zero, water is scarce, and mining yields are poor.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Escaped Servants (Holy Nation Outlaws), Fogmen, Starving Bandits, Scrawny Cannibals, Goat Herders, Lost, Drones, Drifters, Nomads, Western Hive.

    Weather: Low water availability, Arid terrain, Minimal vegetation.

    Locations: Settled Nomad Village in west, 2 deadcat gatherer villages in west, Hive village in north, hive village in south west, hive village in extreme south east.

    Borders: Raptor island to north 3km off the coast, The shrieking forest to north, Fog Islands to east, open ocean to west, Okran's Gulf to south east, Vain to south.

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20. #20Fog Islands

    Keys: Fog Islands, Fogmen, Mongrel

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    are a mysterious and dangerous region characterized by perpetual low-hanging fog and scattered metal scraps from a forgotten civilization. Dominated by the savage, cannibalistic Fogmen, these islands are treacherous for most travelers. The city of Mongrel serves as a resilient refuge within this hostile landscape, attracting brave souls seeking freedom from imperial control. a haunting, treacherous valley region. The landscape is a jagged maze of deep valleys, craters, steep mountains, and rolling hills.

    Ancient Metal Debris: Scraps and ruins of massive metal structures from a forgotten civilization litter the ground, mirroring the industrial aesthetic of neighboring zones like Obedience.

    Deathyards: The valleys are dotted with grim "Deathyards"—open camps of savage, cannibalistic Fogmen featuring prison poles where captured victims are tethered and devoured alive.

    Permanent Ground Fog: A thick, blue-grey haze hangs low over the ground across the entire basin, drastically limiting line-of-sight and making elevated plateaus and hills appear like islands rising out of a sea of fog.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Fogmen (extremely numerous groups), Escaped Servants.

    weather: endless, dense fog.

    Locations: Mongrel

    Borders: Obedience to north, Dreg to west and south, Okran's Gulf to east.

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21. #21Obedience

    Keys: Obedience

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    Obedience is a dark, mysterious location in the northern section of the Fog Islands, characterized by a massive metal quarry filled with giant skeleton remains. The area appears to be the site of a massive decommissioning of robotic behemoths, potentially through chemical means. The environment is completely metallic, with a sunken lake and surrounding white fog. Lore suggests this was a deliberate mass destruction of robotic creations, possibly due to human fear of their destructive capabilities. a dark, eerie location situated in the northern section of the Fog Islands, characterized by a massive artificial quarry with a floor made of one continuous, unnaturally smooth sheet of solid metal.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Iron Spiders, Broken Skeletons, Old Machines.

    Weather: Solid metal surface, 0% fertility for arid and green terrain, No natural resources like iron or copper, Surrounded by thick white fog, Contains a sunken lake-like area.

    Borders: Floodlands to north east, the shrieking forest to north west, fog islands to west and south, Okran's gulf to east.

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22. #22Rebirth

    Keys: Rebirth, The Holy Nation, Holy Nation Paladins

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    Rebirth is a dead zone and a city located deep in the mountains, north-west of Blister Hill, dominated by a massive Holy Nation slave labor mine. The area is notorious for the disappearance of Shek and Hiver populations and is extremely hostile to non-human characters. This location also exists to work slaves to death for the glory of Okran and provide valuable stone for The Holy Nation's building projects. a massive, mountainous Holy Nation labor and concentration camp. It is a vast stone pit mine more than 3km across. Buildings ring the interior of the pit, some barracks for guards, slave shacks, cages, slave poles, pens and some stone and mud brick towers that keep lookout and house additional guards along with large storage areas to hold the quarried stone and supplies along with a cookhouse.

    Most slaves are greenlanders, scortchlanders and some surviving Shek captured in border skirmishes from the last war to present with a few hivers.

    Fortified Gates: The camp is tightly secured, featuring gates and checkpoints on multiple sides guarded heavily by Holy Nation paladins and sentinels equipped with heavy armor and crossbow turrets and high stone walls cut off the entrances and exits otherwise.

    Rebirth is a slave town controlled by The Holy Nation where corrupted beings or humans who have committed crimes against Okran are sent to be punished and potentially reincarnate. Located north of the main Holy Nation territory, it serves as a processing center for slaves. Players can sell or donate characters into slavery here, with non-player characters like Fishmen, Cannibals, or Dust Bandits being accepted. Skeletons are technically not supposed to be enslaved, though game mechanics may differ. The town primarily contains slaves, many of whom are likely Sheks captured during conflicts. New slaves are brought in to replace those who die working, Rebirth is a gigantic stone pit mine with a monolithic statue of Lord Phoenix in the center. Slaves are kept in pens, cages or tied to stakes at night, beating are normal, guards patrol regularly, the three entrances and exits are heavily guarded and the sheer cliff walls prevent anyone from climbing out. The sheer overwhelming number of slaves is kept in check by overseers, task masters and a cadre of paladins. This is a horrific, brutal place where the guards scream out prayers to Okran at regular intervals, denounce females as devilry and that working to death will save your soul and more.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): No major towns, No ancient locations, No nests or camps, No homeless spawns.

    Environment: Classified as a Dead zone, Very few resources available, Located in mountainous terrain.

    Locations: Rebirth.

    Borders: Wend to east, Floodlands to north, Okran's Gulf to south west, Okran's Pride to south east.

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23. #23Wend

    Keys: Wend, Drowned Ruins, Catch, Armor King

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    zone located in the Holy Nation territory, spanning the Wend river and separating Rebirth from north-eastern Holy Nation territories. It features notable locations like the Drowned Ruins, where the legendary Armour King can be found, and the Lost Library, which is technically accessed through Rebirth. The area is characterized by an arid elevation and occasional wandering Skeletons. This zone is only accessible by swimming through the river that runs the length of the valley, the cliff walls are too sheer for climbing. rugged, elevated river valley zone

    Locations: Drowned Ruins, A sunken settlement from the Second Empire called Catch, located midway up the river between Rebirth and Hidden Forest. The ruins are home to a unique skeleton merchant known as the Armor King, who runs a shop with his royal guard and personal thralls. The location can only be accessed by swimming and is notable for its long history, with the shop reportedly operating for 937 years.

    Borders: Okran's Valley and Arm of Okran to east, The hidden forest to north, Floodlands to north west, Rebirth to south west, Okran's Pride to south.

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24. #24The Islands of None

    Keys: The Islands of None, Crabs

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    The Islands of None are a small, isolated region located east of Howler Maze and north of Forbidden Isle. Accessible only by swimming, these islands feature limited land area and are primarily inhabited by wandering crabs. The two northeastern islands are the most suitable for establishing a base due to available resources. The area is characterized by shallow water paths separating the islands and offers minimal disturbance, making it potentially good for training soldiers. a small, isolated cluster of offshore landmasses, The land is limited and fragmented, with individual islands separated by paths of shallow water.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Crabs

    Borders: Open ocean on all sides, Howler Maze closest by swimming 2km to west.

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25. #25Howler Maze

    Keys: Howler Maze, Crabs, Lost Town

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    an island connected to the mainland by water-covered land bridges to the north, bordering Heng and Gut regions. It is an uninhabited area dominated by crabs, with scattered ruins and occasional escaped slaves wandering through the territory. A prominent large crater or volcanic caldera sits on the southern side of the island.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Crabs, Escaped slaves, Crab nests.

    Weather: Light rain, Heavy acid rain.

    Locations: Lost Town, Lost Town is a large ruin located within the Howler Maze, currently inhabited by multiple crab nests and two Megacrabs. The ruined town contains various buildings with opportunities for mid to high-level loot, including a library. The area is characterized by challenging environmental conditions like acid rain and continuous crab patrols.

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26. #26Gut

    Keys: Gut

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    a desert region known for its sky-blue sands and distinctive Iron Trees. The zone is primarily characterized by its large population of Beak Things, making it an extremely dangerous but potentially profitable area. Located near the Desert Regions to the east, Gut borders Howler Maze, Heng, The Eye, and Stormgap Coast.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Beak Things, Nest of Beak Things.

    Borders: Howler Maze to north east, open ocean east, Heng to north, the eye to west, Stormgap coast to south.

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27. #27The Eye

    Keys: The Eye

    Enabled · Order 100

    a unique region in the game Kenshi, characterized by a central fallen satellite structure surrounded by a persistent sandstorm. The area is a wilderness with no towns or outposts, sparsely populated by wildlife and various bandit groups. A Skeleton character may hint at a second functioning satellite responsible for laser beams in the nearby Venge region. State of the Wreck: Thousands of years old, the crashed ring is still partially idling and continues to spit sand outward.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Bonedogs, Skimmers, Bloodraiders, Grass Pirates, Manhunters, Sand Ninjas (including Sand Ninja Jounin), Tech Hunters, Slave Escapees, Thrall Masters, Reavers, Samurai Rogue.

    Weather: extreme dust storm near ancient fallen satellite in center of zone.

    Borders: Gut to east, Heng to north, Skimsands and The Black Desert to north west, Grey Desert to west, venge to south, stormgap coast to south east,

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28. #28The Black Desert City

    Keys: The Black Desert, Skeletons, The Black Desert City

    Enabled · Order 100

    a unique town located in the Deadlands region, entirely populated by Skeletons. Created after the fall of the Second Empire, this town lacks human residents and has a distinctive technological atmosphere. The city features multiple buildings including an armory, robotics shop, bar, and several skeleton storage units. Fighting with local residents is discouraged, and visitors should be cautious due to the harsh environmental conditions. a stark, isolated settlement cobbled together from scrap metal, industrial wreckage, and ancient ruins. The town is built from domed structures, scrap, and seven metal wallhouses that function as Skeleton storehouses and homes. When placed side-by-side, their flat-topped roofs connect to form a continuous walkway, giving the city a dense, blocky, industrial skyline. Located in the dead center of the toxic Deadlands, the city is perpetually lashed by corrosive acid rain. A bridge at the edge of town connects the settlement to a nearby hill housing the Scraphouse—an ancient factory-turned-weapon shop.

    Weather: Acid rain is prevalent Dangerous for non-Hiver or non-Skeleton characters

    Location: dead center of Deadlands.

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29. #29Deadlands

    Keys: Deadlands, The Black Desert City

    Enabled · Order 100

    an extremely polluted and inhospitable zone in the game Kenshi, characterized by constant acid rain, acidic ground, dark weather, and a dead environment. It is home to the Skeletons faction and their town of Black Desert City, making it an ideal hidden location for a technologically-advanced community seeking isolation from other factions like the Holy Nation. a grim, heavily polluted, and biologically dead depression, The sky is perpetually dark, gloomy, and stormy. It experiences constant acid rain (sometimes accompanied by visual lightning effects) that damages unprotected organic characters. There is no usable wind at ground level, meaning wind generators do not function. The ground is coated in a thick, dark, tar-like substance and dotted with acid lakes and acidic ground that hurts humans and Shek and can kill them.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Iron Spiders

    Environment: Contains Acid Ground and multiple Acid Lakes No vegetation or green areas Scattered with active and inactive iron spiders

    Weather: 'Deadlands' season with heavy acidic rain Occasional visual lightning effects No wind in the region

    Locations: The Black Desert City

    Borders: Grey Desert, The Black Desert and The Eye to east, Skimsands to north east, Iron Valleys to north, Skinner's Roam to west, Shem to south west, Venge to south east, Grey Desert to East.

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30. #30Grey Desert

    Keys: Grey Desert

    Enabled · Order 100

    a relatively insignificant zone bordering some of the most polluted areas in the game. It features a single Tech Hunter Waystation as the only resupply point when traveling east towards Black Desert City in the Deadlands. The area has no major towns or ancient locations, and is characterized by its sparse and transient population of various squads and wandering groups. The zone has an exceptionally bright, washed-out visual style. Up close, sand ripples are visible on the ground, though looking distantly it flattens the look into a stark, glaring brightness.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Traders Guild, Grayflayers smuggler patrols, Nomads, Skimmers, Bloodraiders, Rebel Farmers, Black Desert Ninjas, Slave Traders, Iron Spiders, Black Dogs, Thrall Masters, Yabuta Outlaws.

    Locations: Waystation, operated by tech hunters, small population of 50~. 1 primary bar, a stopping point for passing caravans. Few shops, mostly focused on caravan needs.

    Borders: the eye to east, the black desert to north, deadlands to west, venge to south.

    Weather: sandstorms sometimes.

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31. #31The Black Desert

    Keys: The Black Desert, Black Desert Ninjas

    Enabled · Order 100

    gets its name from dark moving poison clouds and dark sand in the region. Poison clouds will hurt your chest or stomach at a rapid rate. An inhospitable region with tall, red leafed palm trees, devoid of all other life except the Black Desert Ninjas who make it their home. bleak, toxic wasteland characterized by its dark terrain and hazardous environment.

    Weather: Deadly

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Black Desert Ninjas

    Borders: Deadlands to west, Iron Valleys to north west, Skimsands to north, The eye to east, Grey desert to south.

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32. #32Iron Valleys

    Keys: Iron Valleys, Okran's Shield, Narko's Trap

    Enabled · Order 100

    a challenging region located north of the Deadlands, characterized by rocky terrain and constant acid rain. The area serves as an environmental barrier with difficult traversal due to its rocky valleys and bridges. It is patrolled by Iron Spiders and contains no major towns, but features minor outposts like Okran's Shield and Narko's Trap. a harsh, toxic natural corridor serving as a geographical and environmental barrier. A series of rocky valleys connected by bridges and narrow passages.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Robot spiders, Skeleton Drifter solo (single 70 combat stat Tech Hunter Skeleton), Black Desert Ninjas, Skeleton Killer (single 50 combat stat Broken Skeleton), Skeleton Searcher.

    Locations: Okran's Shield in north, is a heavily fortified Holy Nation military base and chokepoint built into a rocky canyon pass on the border between Skinner’s Roam, Iron Valleys, and the Arm of Okran

    Narko's Trap on northwest edge, A fortified encampment manned by Holy Paladins, Paladin Guardians, and an Inquisitor who attack non-allied characters on sight. It features defensive walls, watchtowers, and anti-personnel turrets.

    Environment: Acidic water that harms humans, Shek, and most animals Ground is 50% acidic, causing damage to characters without acid immunity or shoes.

    Weather: Heavy Rain.

    Borders: Skimsands to east, arm of okran eastern mountains to north, Skinner's roam to west, deadlands to south, the black desert to south east.

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33. #33Skinner's Roam

    Keys: Skinner's Roam, The Holy Nation

    Enabled · Order 100

    a large rocky desert territory primarily controlled by the Holy Nation, characterized by its lack of active patrols and significant bandit presence. Located at the geographic center of the Kenshi world map, the zone features multiple Holy Mines, some abandoned, and is known for its massive dust wall. Wild Bulls roam freely in large herds, and the area is frequently harassed by hungry bandit groups. a vast, open rocky desert and prairie territory. Sandstorms occur approximately three-quarters of the time, with no acid rain. A massive, iconic dust wall/cloud in the middle of the zone is permanently visible across large distances.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Starving Bandits (various mob sizes), Wild Bulls (herds of varying ages), Holy Nation Outlaws, Wolves, Potential Holy Nation army spawns, Potential Shek Kingdom spawns, Potential Kral's Chosen spawns, Potential Slave Trader caravans.

    Environment: 100% arid terrain.

    Weather: Dust Storm Approach, Clear Times, Mixed Clear and Storm.

    Locations: Holy Mine northern edge and one south western edge.

    Borders: Deadlands and Iron Valleys to east, Arm of Okran eastern mountain range to north, Okran's Pride to north west, Border Zone to west, Shem to south.

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34. #34Okran's Pride

    Keys: Okran's Pride, The Holy Nation, Blister Hill, Bad Teeth

    Enabled · Order 100

    a symbolic region and home to the capital of the Holy Nation, characterized by fertile grasslands, beautiful plant life, and a docile climate. The region is known for its plentiful water in the form of a river running north-east, bending west and then south east in a crescent, and numerous River Raptors. It contains multiple Holy Farms and is regularly patrolled by Holy armies who protect the territory and eliminate undesirables. The region surrounds a major river that flows through Wend and the Border Zone, providing water and precipitation to the environment.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Holy Nation patrols, Starving Bandits, Holy Nation Outlaws, Mercenary Guild squads, River Raptor groups.

    Environment: 100% water coverage, 100% green terrain, fertile.

    Weather: Light rain, Clear skies.

    Locations: Blister Hill (capital of Holy Nation) on north west edge, multiple farm hamlets across zone, Bad Teeth on south eastern corner.

    Borders: Skinner's Roam to east, Arm of Okran eastern mountain range on north east side, Okran's Valley and Wend to north, Rebirth to north west, Okran's Gulf to west, Border Zone to south.

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35. #35Okran's Gulf

    Keys: Okran's Gulf, The Holy Nation, Deadhive Overrun, Stack

    Enabled · Order 100

    a zone located on the western edge of The Holy Nation's territory, named after their god Okran. It features flat, mostly fertile lands that gradually become more mountainous near the Rebirth region. The area is home to Stack, a major Holy Nation town, and contains two Holy Military Bases and several Holy Mines. The region borders the Fog Islands and is characterized by its strategic military positioning and religious significance. features flat, sandy, and heat-baked plains year-round with no rain, gradually transitioning into a more rugged, mountainous look closer to Rebirth.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Holy Nation patrols, Starving bandits, Holy Nation outlaws, Nomad merchants, Wild bulls, Mercenary groups, Occasional Flotsam Ninja patrols, Possible Berserker squads.

    Weather: Desert dust swirls, Sand stream ambient, Short hot clear periods, Desert calm, Ground sand.

    Locations: Deadhive Overrun northern corner, Holy Nation military bases one central one south, Holy mines scattered around center, Stack in southern part.

    Borders: Okran's Pride to east, Rebirth to north east, Floodlands to north, Obedience to north west, Fog Islands to west, Dreg and Vain to south west, Border Zone to south.

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36. #36Forbidden Isle

    Keys: Forbidden Isle, Spider Factory

    Enabled · Order 100

    a hostile and treacherous region located east of Stormgap Coast. Dominated by Iron Spiders originating from the central Spider Factory and aggressive Tech Hunters, the island is an extremely dangerous area. The environment is further complicated by frequent acid rain, making exploration extremely perilous without proper protective equipment.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Iron Spiders, Tech Hunters, Goats, Garru.

    Weather: Clear conditions, Light rain, Heavy acid rain, Light acid rain.

    Locations: Spider Factory, Ancient Labs.

    Borders: Ocean to south, east and north, Stormgap Coast to west.

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37. #37Stormgap Coast

    Keys: Stormgap Coast, United Cities, Cult Village, Eyesocket, Brink

    Enabled · Order 100

    a frontier region belonging to the United Cities, situated between the civilized territories and wild lands like The Outlands. It is characterized by frequent bandit patrols from Grass Pirates and Rebel Farmers, and serves as a buffer zone separating the United Cities from the southeastern "Forbidden Zone". coastal grassland biome.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Grass Pirates, Rebel Farmers, Beak Things, United Cities squads, Bonedogs, Scavengers, Noble Hunters, Black Dog Bodyguards, Bounty Hunters, Tech Hunters, escaped slaves.

    Weather: Light rain, Heavy rain, Light acid rain.

    Locations: Various fishing villages along coast, some ruined. Cult Village west central, Eyesocket on north west corner, Brink south western edge.

    Borders: forbidden isles to east, ocean and Gut to north, The Eye and Venge to west, The Outlands and The Unwanted Zone to south, ocean to south east.

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38. #38The Outlands

    Keys: The Outlands, Black Scratch, Black Dog HQ, Reaver camp

    Enabled · Order 100

    a rugged zone in the game Kenshi, home to the minor Black Dog faction and featuring the Tech Hunters' major town of Black Scratch. Known for its challenging environment, the region is frequently patrolled by Reavers who pose a significant threat to players, potentially enslaving characters who are defeated. A rocky, hilly, and arid landscape that blends rough outcroppings with coastal access.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Reavers (most common), Grass Pirates, Black Dog, Scavengers, Samurai Rogue.

    Locations: Black Scratch in center, Black Dog HQ located west central, Reaver camps eastern side.

    Borders: Ocean to east, Stormgap Coast to north, The Unwanted Zone to south west, Stobe's Garden to south, Greenbeach to south east.

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39. #39The Unwanted Zone

    Keys: The Unwanted Zone

    Enabled · Order 100

    a dangerous and inhospitable region densely populated by Beak Things and Crabs. It lacks any major towns or outposts, making it a challenging area for players to traverse. The zone is rich in animal nests, particularly Crab and Beak Thing nests, and offers opportunities for gathering Animal Skins and Raw Meat for skilled fighters.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Crab, Beak Thing, Swamp Raptor, Garru, Goat, Gorillo, Swamp Turtle.

    Weather: Heavy acid rain, Light acid rain, Light rain, Misty rain, Clear skies.

    Locations: beak thing nests.

    Borders: The Outlands to east and north, Stormgap Coast to north west, Venge to west, Stobe's Gamble and Stobe's Garden to south.

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40. #40Venge

    Keys: Venge, Tower of Abuse

    Enabled · Order 100

    a harsh, heated region characterized by dangerous laser beams that damage unprotected characters during the day. The area is primarily inhabited by hostile entities like Thrall Masters, Beak Things, Blood Spiders, and Iron Spiders. The landscape consists of heated valleys and mountains with extremely low fertility, making it a challenging and inhospitable zone. scorched, arid wasteland defined by rugged valleys, jagged mountains, and giant orbital laser beams that sweep across the ground during daylight hours.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Thrall Masters, Beak Things, Blood Spiders, Iron Spiders.

    Weather: Desert dust swirls, Hot desert calm conditions, Dangerous 'Venge beams' that cause damage during daytime.

    Venge Beams: unknown to anyone there are ancient orbital weapons satellites in orbit of Kenshi that continue to fire burning hot beams on Venge keeping it a blasted, burning hot sandy wasteland.

    Locations: Tower of Abuse, two ancient control towers that no longer function but once controlled the satellites in orbit, ruins of Waystation.

    Borders: The Unwanted Zone and Stormgap Coast to east, The eye, Grey Desert and Deadlands to north, Shem to west, Flats Lagoon and Stobe's Gamble to south.

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41. #41Shem

    Keys: Shem, Smuggler's Bar, Settled Nomads

    Enabled · Order 100

    a sandy oasis region located near Venge, characterized by its arid landscape and populated by various nomadic and bandit groups. The area is known for its harsh desert environment and is home to dangerous wildlife like Beak Things and Blood Spiders. Notable locations include the Smugglers Bar and settlements of Settled Nomads and random oasis of water. a central, flat, sandy oasis region characterized by vast sand dunes dotted with large, shallow blue-green lakes and pools.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Beak Things, Band of Bones, Dust Bandits, Starving Bandits, Blood Spiders, Nomads, Garru, Tech Hunters Drifters.

    Weather: Desert dust swirls, Sand stream ambient conditions, Short, hot clear periods, Desert calm periods, Ground covered in sand.

    Locations: Smuggler's Bar in north east, Settled Nomads village in west.

    Borders: Venge to East, Deadlands and Skinner's Roam to north, Border Zone to north west, The Swamp to west, Burning Forest and Bonefields to south, Flats Lagoon to south east.

    Smuggler's Bar: a standalone, multi-story Outpost s-IV building perched in the middle of the sandy desert oases of Shem. Run as a fencing front by the Grayflayers swamp gang, it looks like a weathered, rugged wasteland tavern sitting completely isolated without defensive perimeter walls or neighboring structures. The interior is heavily crowded with heavily armed Grayflayer smugglers wearing longcoats, tricorn hats, and rattan hats. They mingle alongside mercenary squads, drifters, and outlaws.

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42. #42Greenbeach

    Keys: Greenbeach

    Enabled · Order 100

    a coastal zone primarily controlled by the Crab Raiders, characterized by its abundance of crabs and occasional presence of Beak Things. The area lacks major towns or camps, with only a small Crab Village present.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Crabs, Crab Raiders, Reavers, Beak Things.

    Weather: Clear conditions, Light rain, Heavy rain, Light acid rain.

    Borders: Ocean to east and north, The Outlands to north west, Stobe's Garden to west, The Pits East to south.

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43. #43The Pits East

    Keys: The Pits East, Crab Town

    Enabled · Order 100

    known as the home of the Crab Raiders. Located near Crab Town, this region features frequent crab and Crab Raider patrols, and occasional conflicts with Reaver patrols. Players can visit Crab Town, where they might become "crabbed." rugged, barren territory, the region consists of acid-rain-soaked rock flats and rough, uneven terrain. Not a single inch of natural ground can grow crops.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Crab Raiders, Crabs, Reavers, Fishmen, Scavengers.

    Locations: Crab Town.

    Borders: ocean to south and east, Greenbeach to north, Stobe's Garden to north west, The Pits to west.

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44. #44Stobe's Garden

    Keys: Stobe's Garden, Ark

    Enabled · Order 100

    Stobe's Garden is a desolate region in the game Kenshi, known as the home of the Reavers and the final resting place of Stobe. The area is characterized by frequent skirmishes between Reavers, Skeleton Bandits, and Crab Raiders. There are no major towns in this zone, but it contains several minor outposts and ancient locations. fertile sand flats, a unique microclimate, and the massive, resting corpse of the ancient figure Stobe. Unlike much of the harsh, barren terrain in the badlands, Stobe's Garden features rare patches of fertile sand flats where crops can actually grow without requiring hydroponics (such as cacti, wheat, and hemp to a lesser extent). The geography is uneven, featuring steep slopes and cliffs.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Reavers, Skeleton Bandits, Crab Raiders, Land Bats, Black Dragon Ninjas, Bounty Hunters, Black Gorillo, Scavengers.

    Locations: Ark in north east, Crab Village in south east, Reaver Camps in west.

    Borders: Greenbeach to east, The Outlands to north, the unwanted zone to north west, Stobe's Gamble to west, The Crags, The Pits and The Pits East to south.

    Ark: a large, heavily fortified outpost built out of rusted industrial scrap metal and ancient ruins in Stobe's Garden. Serving as the headquarters for the Reavers faction and their leader Valamon, the structure combines massive, weathered metal plating with a cramped, militaristic interior. The outpost is built around a massive, decaying metal structure that resembles a rusted shipyard hull or ancient industrial ruin. Population: 2100~

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45. #45The Crags

    Keys: The Crags, Iron HQ

    Enabled · Order 100

    a region primarily inhabited by Skeleton Bandits and their leader Elder. It is characterized by frequent skirmishes between Reavers and Crab Raiders. The zone lacks major towns and nests, but contains minor outposts like Iron HQ and an ancient Old Empire Supply Outpost. Composed of rough, uneven rocky plateaus, multi-level cliffs, and craggy outcroppings.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Skeleton Bandits, Reavers, Crab Raiders, Landbats, Drifters, Scavengers, Black Gorillos, Sniperbots, Skin Bandits.

    Locations: Iron HQ in north middle.

    Borders: Stobe's Garden to north, Stobe's Gamble to west, Sniper Valley to south west, The Pits to south east.

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46. #46The Pits

    Keys: The Pits

    Enabled · Order 100

    a zone located in the Southeast quarter of the map, within the "Forbidden Zone". It is characterized by frequent conflicts between Skeleton Bandits and Crab Raiders, and contains no major towns or nests. The area includes minor outposts like the Sniper Tower and ancient locations such as the Lost Armoury and Police Barracks. characterized by red, acidic-rain-gnawed craters and industrial ruins, Not a single inch of natural ground can grow food; farming is impossible, meaning food must be imported or grown via hydroponics.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Crab Raiders, Skeleton Bandits, Fishmen, Land Bat, Tech Hunters, Sniperbot, Scavengers.

    Weather: Acid Rain

    Locations: Sniper Tower in south east.

    Borders: The Pits East to east, Stobe's Garden and The Crags to north, sniper Valley to west, Sonorous Dark to south west, Ocean to south with Ashlands beyond some 5km away.

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47. #47Sniper Valley

    Keys: Sniper Valley

    Enabled · Order 100

    a zone located in the southeastern corner of the continent near the Ashlands. It is named after the frequent presence of Sniperbots and is notable for being one of the few regions where Leviathans may be found. The area has no major towns or outposts and contains some ancient locations like the Old Empire Supply Outpost and Police Barracks. desolate, high-risk volcanic rock valley.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Sniperbot (30% chance), Black Gorillo, Goat, Scavengers, Leviathan, Crab Raiders.

    Weather: Classified as a 'Volcano Zone' season.

    Locations: Old Empire Supply Depot in central.

    Borders: The Pits to east, The Crags and Stobe's Gamble to north and west, Sonorous Dark to south.

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48. #48Stobe's Gamble

    Keys: Stobe's Gamble, Free Settlement, Spring

    Enabled · Order 100

    a unique zone in the game Kenshi, home to the Anti-Slavers and their capital city Spring. The area is characterized by its diverse wildlife, including large swarms of Landbats, Karate Drifters, and rare Leviathans. It features several notable locations such as the Secret Drug Farm, Ancient Locations like Crumbling Labs, and is one of the few zones named after the legendary figure Stobe. The zone features rugged volcanic bedrock covered in black ash and drifting steam year-round.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Black Gorillo, Land Bat, Southern Hive, Goat, Leviathan, Skeleton Bandits, Crab Raiders, Bounty Hunters, Drifters, Scavengers, Sniperbot, Karate Drifter.

    Locations: Free Settlement in north central, Secret Drug Farm in west, Spring in central West on high plateau, various old ruins, Expedition 5 outpost ruins.

    Borders: The Crags and Stobe's Garden to east, The Unwanted Zone and Venge to north, Flats Lagoon to west, Greyshelf to south west, Sniper Valley and Sonorous Dark to south east.

    Free Settlement: a small, abandoned cluster of ruined buildings, The town sits in a desolate, arid-to-rocky borderland with no residents, no shopkeepers, and no patrolling guards, abandoned.

    Spring: a fortified, elevated mountain settlement serving as the headquarters of the Anti-Slavers. Situated in the southwestern region of Stobe's Gamble, the town blends salvaged industrial metal with rustic swamp architecture perched high above the surrounding wasteland, Reaching the town requires navigating narrow, winding mountain paths. Its high elevation provides natural defense and wide visibility over the desolate, ash-swept terrain below, Buildings are arranged across uneven, multi-tiered rock faces, with residents and guards patrolling upper platforms and rooftops.

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49. #49Greyshelf

    Keys: Greyshelf, Southern Hive, Southern Hive Village

    Enabled · Order 100

    a southeastern zone in the game Kenshi, located in the highlands above Stobe's Gamble and separated from Royal Valley by a mountain range. It is primarily inhabited by the Southern Hive and is known for its abundance of Gorillos and Black Gorillos. The area features several armoury ruins, some of which have been claimed by the Southern Hive. Highlands terrain.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Southern Hive, Gorillos and Black Gorillos, Goats. Weather: Heavy acid rain, Light acid rain, Light rain, Misty rain, Clear weather.

    Locations: Southern Hive Village located in central, Hiver Claimed Armories in south central.

    Borders: Stobe's Gamble and Sonorous Dark to east, Flats Lagoon to north, Bonefields to west, Royal Valley to south.

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50. #50Flats Lagoon Zone

    Keys: Flats Lagoon, The Gorrillo Bandits, Flats Lagoon Zone

    Enabled · Order 100

    a relatively safe zone in the Southeastern quarter of the map, known for its trade caravans and the town of the same name. The town features a travel shop selling research artifacts and robot limbs. A land bridge near the town helps players avoid swimming when traveling to nearby Mourn. a basin characterized by shallow water, arid terrain, and a prominent elevated city.

    Inhabitants (may appear, not guaranteed): Western Hive Caravan, Lost Drone, Nomads, Black Dog, Landbat, Bonedog, Boneyard Wolf, Garru, Beak Thing, The Gorrillo Bandits.

    Environment: all pools of water and ponds that cover this zone are highly acidic.

    Weather: Sand storms. Locations: Flats Lagoon

    Borders: Stobe's Gamble to east, Venge to north, Shem to north west, Bonefields to south west, Greyshelf to south east.

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