The Saffron Deltas are a humid expanse of braided rivers and mangrove swamps where trade defines life. Dominated by independent city-states, the region thrives on a brutal economy of forced labor and spice exports. Opulent architecture sits precariously over mud-caked banks, while the humid air carries the smell of orchids and salt. Wealth is concentrated among the merchant elite who command vast fleets, while the disenfranchised toil in the stifling heat of the plantations.