The Savage Coast

The Savage Coast is a coastal region on the south west edge of the continent. It is home to the greatest colosseum that still stands, The End of the Road.

History
There is no surviving record of who built the great colosseum on the Savage Coast. It is thought amongst certain circles of scholars that the Savage Coast was once part of the furthest reaches of the Argorian empire. This concept combined with the fact that no living being has any idea who built the colosseum, the scholars believe that the only rational conclusion is that the this must be the last known standing structure of the Argorian empire.

During the decline of the great Argorian empire the men of the Free Isles rebelled against the Argorian king who until now had ruled them both fairly and honorably. The empire stood no chance against the rebellion as all military assets were occupied in the north. The rebellion was swift and effective and the Free Isles grasped control of the entirety of the Savage Coast. It was in this victory that the Savage Coast earned its name. Hundreds of thousands of innocents caught in the rebellion were taken as slaves and transported back to the Free Isles themselves. The rule over the Free Isles over the Savage Coast lasted for many generations. They maintained the colosseum left by the Arogrian's and used to it attracted wealthy foreigners to their lands in hopes they would unload large amounts of wealth into the Free Isle's coffers. To this day hundreds of Free Isle slaves are sent to the colosseum and forced to battle each other or savage monsters in the arena at the mere of amusement of wealthy visitors. It has become known as the End of the Road as every slave on the Savage Coast knows that it is the fate of all slaves to be sent to the colosseum after they have lost their usefulness.

Since the time of the rebellion many years have past. Generations have come and gone and the history of region has been lost to all but the rarest of scholars. The Free Isles no longer rules over the other cities on the Savage Coast, but the number of slaves traveling in and out of the Free Isles is larger than it ever has been before. The End of the Road is still ran by the leaders of the Free Isles, and it is filled to capacity daily by rich merchants and nobles hoping to catch a glimpse of  the next heroic victory or the next dead slave.