South of Tartaria

Channel: JonLevi

In this exploration of the southern reaches of our realm we will explore two cities for signs of past civilizations. Dunedin and Oamaru are both located on the small southern island of New Zealand. I will also discuss why the controllers may be so interested in populating all of these left over cities. Thanks to MudFlood Warrior2020 for this find.

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