Ebesha

Location
Northeastern Cadian coast, northwest of Abigh. Grasslands, wildflower fields with patches of forest.

Noteable Trivia

 * Known for its fine dining scene, the unique terrain around Ebesha makes for very unusual and highly sought after ingredients. For example, the foroud tree’s leaves change flavor depending on the time of day they are picked, and the flowers of the mijouri bush produce a sort of fizzing sensation when eaten raw, and a mouth numbing sensation when cooked.
 * The region is constantly being explored and new plant life is discovered nearly every year. Seeing as these plants are only native to this region, and have been shown to not grow in other areas, it is unknown whether these plants were somehow created and bred here by people, or whether they simply evolved in this unique climate.
 * Ebesha holds the largest and most elaborate sports stadium in Cadia. Most of the matches held there are for fencing, though it also occasionally holds equestrian, badminton, and rugby tournaments. It is the only stadium in Cadia set up for spectated matches of Wizards Duels.
 * Josephine Perry resided in Ebesha near the end of her life. She described it as ‘the most wondrous of places I could ever call home’. She wrote many poems on the natural beauty of the wild life of Ebesha, focusing on the need to preserve it in its natural state.

The Delicacy of Ebesha
Most highly regarded restaurant in Ebesha. Known for its creative use of Ebesha’s natural plant life, but also criticized for its lack of sustainable harvesting practices.

The REW Bank Arena of Sports
A lavish sports arena that holds two sculpture gardens, and 5 exclusively plant life gardens hosting a variety of the native plant life in Ebesha. The clusters of viewing boxes form the upper balconies of the arena. The glass of the viewing boxes allows the spectator the option to enhance their view, to see the match as if it was up close. The viewing boxes are also fully staffed, catered, and air conditioned. During Wizards Duels, this is the only spectator seating available, as the boxes are made to be resilient against Wizards Duels approved spells. The general seating near the field is free to the public, as are the various gardens. Concessions are also offered free of charge to spectators in general seating.

Josephine Perry’s Estates
Josephine Perry owned a large number of acres in Ebesha. She turned it into a wildlife refuge, and her estate carries on that legacy in her name. The estate hosts 42 different species of plants and 4 species of animals that are now otherwise extinct in the rest of Ebesha, due to over-harvesting.