Editing Wilderlands of High Fantasy (section)

===Sea of Five Winds===

The vast empty of the '''Sea of Five Winds''' is the true buffer between the ''Demon Lands'' of the '''Ament Tundra''' to the South, and the '''Desert Lands''' of the ''Five Holy Cities'' to the North, Still packs of Demons and Demonspawn can be found roaming in the wilderness here, especially in the dank dark forests of the coastal lowlands, and in the canyons, caves, caverns, mines, and lost pyramidal tombs riddling the periphery of the enormous plateau located in the West. True to it's name, more than two-thirds of this area is open ocean or high seas notable for pirates, and with highly unpredictable weather.

Rich with game and wildlife the forested coastal lowlands along Western shore and with the many fresh and clear streams and rivers that cut inland toward the great escarpment, the coast of the Sea of Five Winds was once, long ago  the center of all of the ancient ''Sea Kingdoms'' of the ''Wilderlands''. Lost cities, treasures, and shipwrecks are scattered all along the coast, just waiting for brave adventurers who are willing to test their mettle.

Some notable towns here include '''Tlan''', a seaport and trading village located about halfway down the coast, just keep an eye out for the thieves guild here! '''Elveskeep''', located high up on the Escarpment overlooking ''Brinth Falls'', a great waterfall that tumbles down more than 900 feet off the escarpment into the most beautiful and azure set of cascading pools. '''Elveskeep''' is of course, known for the Halflings that make up 99% of the entire population, and they are famous throughout the Wilderlands for their rich pungent and potent pipeweed. Where the Elves do live here, is high up along the walls of ''Vastem Canyon'' along the escarpment in a town named '''Serpeant-Tail''', named after the canyon that the town was built in, of course. High up on the escarpment they have dug into the rocky walls of the canyon, and the entire town is suspended on the side of the cliff overlooking the coastal lowlands with miles of tunnels that lead deep into the plateau to many a mine, forgotten dungeons, and wet dark caverns.