A vast forest that covers up the entirety of the North-East, surrounding Firgram and Unferth. Many ruins are located within the trees, most of them undiscovered or even cursed in some cases.

A large river that flows from the northern mountains that snakes all the way down to the southeastern coast-line. It borders Burkham and Umbraken is built along it's shore in the south.

A wide open area in the center of the region, it borders every wilderness area. A series of rolling hills filled with sunny grasslands and occasionally migratory tribal societies.

A Large volcano looming over Redsill, tall enough to be seen from nearly anywhere in the region. At it's base there exists a wide field of rocky badlands.

A wide landscape that only gets more barren the further south you travel. Located between the Shadowlands and Ash-Heart, only hardy travelers seek passage across it's expanse.

Covering most of the north-west, this frozen tundra bordered by icy mountains further north is home to Winterbrand and borders Burkham and Ogra.

This valley north of Ash Heart and west of the Plains contains many curiosities. The remains of a once powerful magical society stand here in the form of hundreds of large metal towers. Some magic still persists here.

As The Wold expands to the South-East, it begins to grow darker, and the leaves lose their color. The Shadowlands are named for their ominous black fauna and trees and many ancient ruins still stand if you can survive the journey to them.

The Odai River opens into a large delta in the southeast. Consisting of many small islands in the widely flowing river, the Delta is much like a laguna; a very large bay with islands scattered throughout. The islands vary from lush jungles to the north, to rocky, barren places in the south. In between, all kinds of islands can be found.

Surrounded by verdant farmland for quite a distance, Firgram serves as the region's prime agricultural society. On all sides, Firgram is also surrounded by dense forests.

A society that shuns technology and metal, most of these people use magic in their day to day life and live in harmony with Pokemon and nature while they live in wood huts and overgrown stone manors.

A city of research, magic and intrigue, it resides in one of the most inhospitable areas in the region. To make up for it's poor location, Redsill has built a thriving technological and magical society.

In the smack-dab middle of the plains, Burkham stands strong as it has for hundreds of years. One of the oldest cities, most of it's infrastructure is in ruin. Burkham is a town of crime and poverty, serving as the slave capitol for the region as it was once built as the final bastion in the center of the region.

This large castle is the only settlement to have never lost a siege to raiders. Within the frozen mountains to the north and very close to Winterbrand, it's walls stand today. Ogra was once a castle built by a clan of raiders, but today it stands as the region's mining superpower.

Surrounded by snow, Winterbrand is a town where most structures are built out of stone or in some cases ice. Winterbrand has little economy, and little trade due to it's location. Winterbrand is avoided by traders since one must cross a vast expanse of ice and rocky hills. But despite this, wizards come here to study in peace, bringing wealth and food with them.

Less than a decade ago, located in the middle of the southern wastes, this town was nothing but a small trading post in the middle of the desert, bordering the south. But now, with the demand of Redsill and nearby cities, it has become a prosperous town dedicated to trade with foreign cities far to the south.

Located along the shores of the Odai River and bordering the Wastes, Umbraken is a town where people go to run from the law, debt or anything else. Slavers usually stop here before moving to Firgram or Burkham.

In years where sea travel was more safe, Maleti was Fyern's most prosperous port. Now, it has become much smaller, though it still lies on one of the biggest islands of the lush side of the bay. By now, it is a rather regular town. Steam-powered machinery has come to evolution here, and many people are dressed in what we would refer to as 'steampunk'. Grass skirts are common too on sunny days