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The Archipelago of Ainfirth
A collection of over thirty small islands off the southern coast of Feydwiir, populated by a reclusive offshoot of the raelani and a smattering of other races left over from the Coranite occupation decades before.
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The Hocarum Desert
Also called 'The Burned Lands', this unnatural desert can only support life on its fringes, and some areas are cursed, slowly killing those that wander into them.
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The Kingdom of Aielund
The largest single kingdom on the island, and the most politically stable. Protected from southern incursions by the Hocarum desert.
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The Kingdom of Llangward'n
The hardy mountain folk of these highlands have resisted all attempts to remove them by the imperial forces to their south. |
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The Kingdom of Clydach
A wet, swampy place that is populated by hardy forest dwellers, and other less hospitable denizens. |
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The Free State of Lyden
The first democratic state in Feydwiir, the only thing holding this country together is the threat from Corain next door. |
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The Grand Duchy of Corain
Land taken from the Holy Ramidian Empire during the Coranite invasion a century ago, the Coranites are industrially advanced peoples. |
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The Holy Ramidian Empire
This empire used to cover the entire southern region of Feydwiir, but with the Coranite invasion a century ago, has fragmented into separate warring kingdoms. |
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The Rael Islands & Arebec
The Rael islands are home to the halfling peoples, commonly called 'Raelani' or 'Raelish'. The elves populate the forests of Arebec.
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The Kingdom of Tulsone
An obstinant and arrogant Kingdom, Tulsone is frequently a thorn in the side of its neighboring kingdoms as the Tulsonites try to expand their borders.
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Map images and names are copyright by Stephen L. Nowland, May 9, 2013
The author reserves the right to be recognised as the creator of this work.
