World of Leama - a world losing its color

An introduction I gave to my players for a new world I made for the Daggerheart system (seen below)! I also saw this cool technique that was used by others for mountains, so I wanted to test it out on this map :D

As always, please let me know if you have any questions.

>The world is losing its color.

>In Leama, color is life. The green of a forest, the red of blood, the blue of the sea all carry Chroma, the tangible memory of life itself. For centuries, the people of Tamor learned to tend it, while the Houses of Breadani learned to extract it, refine it, and store it in crystal Prisms. Then the city of Lardroi fell. The Sundering shattered the land between the two continents and destroyed the ancient Loomworks below Lardroi that once regulated the world's Chroma. Now the world is slowly fading. Forests grey, memories disappear, and the colorless Ashbloom creeps across the land. As Tamor struggles to preserve what remains and Breadani fights over an increasingly scarce resource, a third form of magic has recently emerged. Weaving allows its practitioners to bring different Hues together, briefly recreating the unity that existed before the world was broken. It is powerful enough to interact with the lost Loomworks, perhaps even reverse the greying of the world, but failure can tear apart the practitioner just as the Sundering tore apart the world.

>Now present day, something beneath the ruins of Lardroi has begun to stir. You are drawn into the race to uncover what happened at the Sundering, discover what the Loomworks was truly built to do, and decide what is worth sacrificing to bring color back to a world that is running out of it.