For centuries, humans have theorized and scoured the globe for the lost city of Atlantis. Said to have been sunk for a number of reasons, argued to be somewhere near Iceland, and even thought to have never existed at all, Atlantis has created as many mysteries as it has tall tales. The truth is it's always been there, protected by old magic from the Realm it has existed in and apart from, simultaneously. 

Settled at the heart of the Bermuda Triangle in the North Atlantic Ocean, Atlantis has become a land at peace with the wiles of nature and thrived in the face of the storm that has surrounded it. That's not to say, however, that it has not had it's challenges or that it has not had it's unwanted visitors. 

Ships, submarines, and planes have, on occasion, gotten turned around in the Triangle's baffling and well-documented phenomenon. Many have made it out, but just as many have ended up shore-struck and washed up on white sand beaches where creatures of all variety go about sunning, fishing, or collecting shells used for everything from art to pottery, to paving the roads. ​​

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While many a wayward visitor have found their way home, many more have found themselves unwilling to return to their life beyond the Triangle. Thus, Atlantis has grown a reputation as a place you end up when you have nowhere else to go and no reason to go home.