Baskinian Boundary Ranges

The Baskinian Boundary Ranges (often shortened to simply ‘The Boundary Ranges’) is a collection of mountain ranges surrounding the country of Baskinia on three of four sides, and making up its inland borders.

As a Rain Shield
Baskinia’s arid climate, an anomaly at its far northern latitude, is a direct result of The Boundary Ranges. Rain clouds are dissipated by the peaks, resulting in dry weather for the country. The Boundary Ranges are, as a result, more verdant than the low country, and receives snow during the cold months.

Rayorki’s Expedition
In the year 1241, High Priest Rayorki of Tirikoz organised an expedition, which passed over the southern mountains into Werchstadt-Brendalit. They are believed to have encountered the disease that went on to become the Bastaxian Plague.