Humba is a sprawling, modern megacity built harmoniously with nature on a lush, dense, and plentiful jungle plateau that is split between east and west Humba by the powerful ancient Whistling River. This plateau that Humba is built on, has not only served as a geographic barrier from enemies but also a self-sustaining incubator of arguably the richest and most diverse collection of life-giving flora in all of Niakea.

The Senkwekwe wetlands is an isolated and dangerous jungle wetland that is a place of paradoxical beauty and danger. Located at the intersection of the glacial Jolgue mountains to the north and the roiling, tempestuous ocean to the south, the geography of this region is characterized by a complex interplay of land, water, and climate.

The Kabirizi, the ancient society of the Scorched Desert, have withstood the test of time in one of the harshest environments in Niakea. For thousands of years, they have endured the treacherous conditions of this unforgiving land, adapting to its fierce climate and the perilous terrain that surrounds them.

An unrelenting icy arctic northeast peninsula of the Niakea. This unforgiving glacial landscape is characterized by ceaseless sharp peaks and vast expanses of ice, dotted with various geographical features known throughout Rugendo society.

The Bageni peninsula is a remote and rugged region located on the southwestern tip of Niakea, neighbored by the vast Siareeb Jungle. This narrow strip of land juts out into the southern Bobi Seas, culminating in a jagged point marked by a series of shallow reefs, underwater canyons, and mysterious islands.

Neo Kongz City is an immense, dense, and diverse megacity situated on a vast landmass off the western coast of Niakea. The city replaced its once-lush, biodiverse jungle with a sprawling urban landscape. The native flora and fauna have been nearly eradicated, and the city now relies on artificially created vegetation to maintain some semblance of its natural past.