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TRISHORE
This is the present-day outline of Trishore, versus how the continent appeared before Firefall. Sealevels - not to mention the continent itself -
have changed immensely since that day over 4,000 years ago.
From the easternmost isles to westernmost tip, this depiction of Trishore covers about 14,000 km. Virtually all of the materials that are contained
in these records relates to the south-east third of this drawing.