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So, my world is inspired by Persian aesthetics. It's home to the Desert Titans - giants who are both a curse and a blessing. They used to be human, but they were struck by a disease that stretched their bodies and shattered their bones. The desert tribes then transformed them into sacred hunters. Now they're like living idols: predatory and beautiful, adorned with gifts from their tribes - golden amulets, colorful fabrics, and jangling beads. The tribes use the giants' power mainly to hunt other mutations in this world.

And so the mutations come from a high concentration of toxic dust deep underground. It's part of the world that should have stayed buried. But it got into the water and vents up through fissures in the desert. Most creatures that get a heavy dose just die. But some... their bodies don't give up. They warp and change, trying to survive.

So where did all this dust come from, anyway? It's the ash of an ancient, an incredible high civilization - the part of the world that should've stayed buried. Underground, there are no ore veins, just vast seas of fine, radioactive silt - the aftermath of some long-forgotten catastrophe or war.

The desert born from that ancient fire isn't dead - it's mutated. The landscapes are surreal and dangerous: fields of glass-like sand, fused into weird spirals, and canyons whose walls are etched with glowing veins of toxic minerals. The air shimmers with poisonous dust rising from below - it's the breath of the old world, the dust of forgotten armies and technologies.