10,000 BC changed from (for example) freezing mountains to humid swamps with little transition.So you have a mountain range populated by rock monsters big enough to build cities on them next to an ocean where 'cities built atop waves frozen in motion'.

As seen in The Great Darkness Saga, its geography is constantly changing due to the wizards' love for showing off their magic. Justified in Legion of Super-Heroes's Sorcerer's World.In Middlewest, the Winter Woods is located through a tree line on the other side of a dead Ethol field.Similarly to the snow in South Park stopping at the Colorado border, at least one 'The Jocks and the Geordies' strip in The Dandy showed it raining in Scotland, and the rain stopping dead at Hadrian's Wall.A map of the city was published in one issue, with instructions to cut it up along the 'dimensional' boundaries shown, then toss the pieces into the air: at some point in their 'flight', the dimensions would be in exact correspondence to what the city looked like at one instant in its history (which point and instant was not specified). Turned Up to Eleven by the creators of Grim Jack, in which the city of Cynosure consists of a more-or-less stable central region surrounded by areas - 'dimensions' - that phase in and out of contact with the central dimension at irregular intervals, so that the composition, size and shape of the city is always changing.The Green Lantern storyline Mosaic featured something similar when a renegade Guardian of the Universe stole parts of a bunch of different planets and pasted them to Oa.This is also how the Battleworld from the 2015 sequel is built, except it is made up of pieces of the different Earths from the then-destroyed multiverse.It was literally cobbled together by landmasses from different planets, including one from Earth. Battleworld, from the Marvel Comics crossover Secret Wars (1984).'Its weird spin and egg-yolk sun give it those turn-on-a-dime climate changes, one right on top of the other.' Something that should (or shouldn't) happen based on one factor may be cancelled out by one or more other factors which are also present - or even due to phenomena originating hundreds or even thousands of miles away! See the Real Life section below for details. As mentioned above, the factors influencing the climate of a particular place are highly complex. In addition, may be Hand Waved by saying that the game is not to scale with the world it's depicting that invisible line between the jungle and the desert in the game may be described as several miles of mixed terrain in the tie-in novel.ДЄll that being said, climate can do some weird things in Real Life. May be excused by Gameplay and Story Segregation a game with 12 levels that are all grasslands would be boring. Which somewhat makes sense - everything's possible with enough magic, let alone divine intervention. Also tends to happen to maps of Magical Lands. In older games in particular, a simple Palette Swap will turn green grass into yellow sand, white snow, blue water, or red lava without a hitch. Particularly notable in video games, which often try to pack in a variety of environments in a relatively small space.

Warhammer 2 climate map