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This is a commission work for a D&D campaign setting called Gears of Neve. Here's the initial premise for the setting:

A little over 50 years ago, sailors from the Western Empire discovered a new continent, located halfway across the globe to the east. This new land was seemingly uninhabited, & settlers from the empire have now come to live along the westernmost shore of this large & fertile land. They have started to prosper here in the New Empire, living off the land & (so far) building a successful string of colonies along the coastline.

But the new colonists wish to expand, & first they must explore the new land. A tall mountain chain has so far prevented all but the most rugged individuals from crossing over into the rest of the continent. Of those who have, all report fantastic sights, strange places, & stranger beasts. No one so far has even claimed to see a sentient native, but the many wild stories the first explorers brought back tell of endless tangled forests, fountains of light, bizarre rock formations, seas of whispering grasses, & other such wonders.

The colonies are now willing to pay large sums to anyone brave enough to cross the formidable mountains, gather information, & return with it. They're willing to pay a great deal more for those few who can lead a team of colonist further inland, in the great unknown.

Description
This is a commission work for a D&D campaign setting called Gears of Neve. Here's the initial premise for the setting:

A little over 50 years ago, sailors from the Western Empire discovered a new continent, located halfway across the globe to the east. This new land was seemingly uninhabited, & settlers from the empire have now come to live along the westernmost shore of this large & fertile land. They have started to prosper here in the New Empire, living off the land & (so far) building a successful string of colonies along the coastline.

But the new colonists wish to expand, & first they must explore the new land. A tall mountain chain has so far prevented all but the most rugged individuals from crossing over into the rest of the continent. Of those who have, all report fantastic sights, strange places, & stranger beasts. No one so far has even claimed to see a sentient native, but the many wild stories the first explorers brought back tell of endless tangled forests, fountains of light, bizarre rock formations, seas of whispering grasses, & other such wonders.

The colonies are now willing to pay large sums to anyone brave enough to cross the formidable mountains, gather information, & return with it. They're willing to pay a great deal more for those few who can lead a team of colonist further inland, in the great unknown.