The Republic of Kyngfeld is known for its scenic beauty. Every location in Kyngfeld has breathtaking views, each with a history behind it. Legends and lore are told of each area, from ancient castles to the man-made spectacle that are the Carytid Stones. Kyngfeld’s climate is rarely hot, varying between rainy and cold seasons, and its upmost tip, north of Bluemere, proves a wintry wonder at the right time of year.

The land of Bryony is ran by an elite group of mages called the Council of Wands. Magic users of all kinds have gravitated to this small land over the years. Their magic college is well known and many court mages study in the College of Magic before taking posts in other kingdom's courts. It is also not uncommon for elves from Kir'viir travel to Bryony to work on their magical prowess.

The Duchy of Kullyr is the land of greens and white. White is the snow and ice which covers it; green for the evergreen trees that cover the landscape. The land is a high tundra plain bordered by mountains and rocky shores. Kullyr and Alzorc are home to the greatest Auroras show for most of the year.

Shalott was considered part of Kyngfeld for many generations, but eventually the citizens of Shalott broke away from Kyngfeld and reformed their ancient kingdom, which is known as the Bronze Court. It is a green and vibrant island kingdom.

Three different groups came together to form the Covenant of Zyon. An official known as the Zupa is elected every 7 years, and the three Zupa of Zyon lead the land as a group. There are nobles within the land, but the Zupa can be elected from any rank of person within the zupan - even peasants or fishermen, male or female. Once a boy of 10 years of age was elected.

The kingdom of Madder is a coastal kingdom, fishing is their major export, though they also are known for their ales and whiskey. It is a dark, murky, misty place that gets a great bit of rain. Numerous swamps and marshes dot the landscape. It is a kingdom rife with inner conflict, as noble families fight for power and to stay in the good graces of the Serpent-King. Many powerful criminal organizations of the lands also find home in this kingdom.

The Anoi'pua Islands are a chain of numerous sub-tropical volcanic islands and atolls in the Thunder Sea ruled by tribal clans, and are constantly at war with each other. There are eleven islands that are big enough to be on most ship's maps but many more small and even tiny ones dot the area.

There are many elven kingdoms that make up Kir'viir, of every type of elf in existence.

Once a beautiful, verdant elven land, it is now a place of ash, dust and horror. Upon the Triple Eclipse (2014) a cataclysmic solar storm beat down upon the upper half of Kir'viir, destroying most everything in it's path. Now, it is known as the Scarred Lands and those that actually managed to survive the storm are known as the Scarred as mutations affected them all.

The desert that make up Thanes was once covered with trees, but the water dried up, the trees died off, and the sands covered everything. The desert dunes are shaped by the winds. The center of the desert is extremely arid, with little vegetation. The edges of the desert butted against the sea have areas of sparse grassland and desert shrub, with small trees and taller shrubs in wadis where moisture collects. Most of the shoreline is rocky cliff faces.

The Kingdom of Doxenia is second only in power to Sarkotos. They regularly attempt to drive their kingdom's boundaries into the Barrens of Rumeria, and into Bryony edging themselves further into the Strongback Brake Forest. They are always ready to war other kingdoms for power and greater land areas.

Forcefully taken over nearly 25 years ago, the Avilon Islands belong to Doxenia. There are three main, inhabited islands in this small chain, the largest, crescent shaped island is Avalon, the middle island is Jade Hell, and the southernmost island is called Merde. There are numerous small uninhabited islands dotting the areas as well.

The Rayyan Peninsula, or sometimes called "The Finger", is a largely uncivilized area of land, belonging to no one kingdom, though safeguarded by several other kingdoms. There are only a handful of what can be called cities in this area. Each city is ruled independently as a city-state, and the wilderness is ruled by those within it. The entire Peninsula is treated and held as the largest safe wild animal and natural habitat preserve in the known lands.

This northern kingdom is a harsh kingdom of tundra, moorland and alpine forest. While this is a kingdom and ruled as such, the sparsely populated regions are host to a number of nomadic and more primitive tribes.

The Skegg Islands are made up of seven islands, each of which has their own governor and assembly which handles the matters of the land and its people. They speak Skeggan. There are about 12,000 residents of the islands.

Alzorc is a large northern land governed by whichever clan or chieftain can assert enough dominance over one of Alzorc's regions to occupy its ancient longhouse. The people of Alzorc are called Zorcans, warlike individuals who delight in combat, feasting, and exploration. They can be warriors and sailors of gigantic mirth and gigantic anger.

There are many dwarven kingdoms on Arith, scattered across the lands.

Hidden deep below the surface of Arith are several drow kingdoms.

Shrouded in mystery Xiang-fei is continent floating high above clouds and over Tenebrus.

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Bal'Berith Island is a continually moving island enshrouded with mist that floats upon the seas of our land, making it very difficult to locate.