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Mwangi Expanse

Award-winning fan publication spotlighted at the 2011 ENnie Awards.

The Mwangi Expanse is a region featured in the Pathfinder setting. It appears in the context of the 11th annual ENnie Awards, held in 2011, where *Wayfinder #4: The Mwangi Expanse* (Paizo Fans United) won a Judges' Spotlight Award. This recognition highlights the fan-created content that explores the Expanse's jungles, ruins, and cultures.

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Nubari, Thuvia (Northern Border), Various City-States and Tribes

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Where is the Mwangi Expanse located on Golarion?

This region occupies the equatorial belt of southern Garund, centered around the massive Great Jungle of Mwangi. It stretches across tropical rainforests and savannahs that separate the eastern ocean from the western interior.

What cultures dominate this area?

The Nubari people are central to the region, alongside established kingdoms like Chakasa and Boma. Numerous indigenous tribes also inhabit the wilder fringes of the jungle and savannah lands.

Why is the Mwangi Expanse considered a dangerous frontier?

Adventurers must navigate deadly flora, predatory beasts, and unstable magic left over from ancient civilizations. Hidden ruins often house powerful guardians like rakshasa or lizardfolk who protect forbidden knowledge.

How does the region connect to Osirion?

The Expanse lies west of Osirion, with trade flowing through river networks that link the two areas. Both regions share a deep history tied to the Old Empire and arcane traditions.

What kind of adventures happen in the Mwangi Expanse?

Stories here often focus on exploration, survival, and uncovering lost secrets within dense jungles. Players frequently encounter primal forces and ancient mysteries that challenge their understanding of magic.

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