Explorer's End

Explorer's End, the northern pole
Barely anything is known of Explorer's End, as it has earned it's name from how hazardous it is to any explorer daring to set their foot there. The only accounts of Explorer's End came from a seasoned sailor, in the fifth Era, 816 A. AW. The helmsman, supposedly the only survivor of the expedition, and the only person speculated to not be another charlatan telling tall tales of Explorer's End.

By the sailor's account: Explorer's End is a freezing and made entirely of ice, and constant blizzards. Navigating through the ice before reaching it's icey shores took an entire day, and great skill. He also told of how the temperature dropped significantly already four days from land. Saying he, his crew and the explorers had to constantly be around fires, and drink hot brews just to keep from "freezing their asses off".