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'''Vetsia''' is a large continent in the southeast of Yezur, with a temperate climate and abundant natural resources; it is the more developed half of the New World. It is connected to [[Lovvocia]] by a thin isthmus near the equator and, formally, to [[Sihia]] across a mountain range on a shared continental shelf. To the south lies the | '''Vetsia''' is a large continent in the southeast of Yezur, with a temperate climate and abundant natural resources; it is the more developed half of the New World. It is connected to [[Lovvocia]] by a thin isthmus near the equator and, formally, to [[Sihia]] across a mountain range on a shared continental shelf. To the south lies the polar continent [[Pandenica]], whose only permanently inhabited headlands reach toward southern Vetsia. Vetsia and [[Sihia]] are sometimes treated as a single continent, [[Vetsihia]], though this conflation is a popular misnomer. | ||
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Revision as of 20:09, 28 July 2026
Vetsia
Overview
Type
Continent
Location
Southeast of Yezur
Adjacent to
Lovvocia (via isthmus); Sihia (across a shared mountain range)
On the map
Vetsia is a large continent in the southeast of Yezur, with a temperate climate and abundant natural resources; it is the more developed half of the New World. It is connected to Lovvocia by a thin isthmus near the equator and, formally, to Sihia across a mountain range on a shared continental shelf. To the south lies the polar continent Pandenica, whose only permanently inhabited headlands reach toward southern Vetsia. Vetsia and Sihia are sometimes treated as a single continent, Vetsihia, though this conflation is a popular misnomer.
Languages
The native languages of Vetsia are isolates; none of the five major Yezuri language families is native here. Following colonial expansion, Andusian languages came to be widely spoken across the continent.