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The Archipelago of Aenfirth
(updated Apr 20, 2012)
A collection of over thirty small islands off the southern coast of Feydwiir, populated by the reclusive gnomes and a smattering of other races left over from the Corainian occupation decades before.
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The Hocarum Desert (updated Aug 10, 2011)
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
(updated Aug 10, 2011)
Largest single kingdom on the island, and the most politically stable. Protected from easy southern incursions by the Hocarum desert.
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The Kingdom of Llangwarden
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 Corainian invasion a century ago, the Corainians 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 Corainian invasion a century ago, has fragmented into seperate warring kingdoms. |
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The Demi-human lands
(updated Apr 20, 2012)
The Rael islands are home to the halfling peoples, commonly called 'Raelani' or 'Raelish'. The elves populate the forest of Arebec.
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The Kingdom of Tulsone
(updated Aug 10, 2011)
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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The Land of Feydwiir
(updated Aug 10, 2011)
All of the countries in one giant map. Be warned: It is giant! Will print on an A3 page.
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Images and names are copyright by Stephen L. Nowland, 2/2/2011
The author reserves the right to be recognised as the creator of this work.
