PLACES

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The Realms

Asgard: legendary home of the gods

—Bifrost: mystical bridge between Asgard and Midgaard

—Valhalla: a realm of the gods where great warriors go after death

Helheim: one of the nine worlds; the realm of the dead

Midgaard: the world of man

—Lomion: a great kingdom of Midgaard

Nether Realms: realms of demons and devils

Nine Worlds, The: the nine worlds of creation

Nifleheim: the realm of the Lords of Nifleheim / Chaos Lords

Vaeden: paradise, lost

Yggdrasill: sacred tree that supports and/or connects the Nine Worlds

Places Within The Kingdom Of Lomion

Dallassian Hills: large area of rocky hills; home to a large enclave of dwarves

Dor Caladrill:

Eotrus Demesne

Dor Eotrus: fortress and lands ruled by House Eotrus, north of Lomion City

— Citadel, The: a generic name for the main part of Dor Eotrus — the castle itself. It is also often used to specifically refer to the castle’’s central tower.

— Courtyard, The: open area between the main citadel walls and the central tower and other buildings.

— Keep, The: synonymous with Citadel

— Odinhome, The: temple to Odin located in Dor Eotrus; also used as a generic terms for temple/church of Odin.

—Outer Dor, The: the town surrounding the fortress of Dor Eotrus. Also used generically as the name for any town surrounding a fortress.

— Underhalls, The: the extensive basement levels beneath the citadel.

Berrill's Bridge: a large bridge over the Ottowhile River, northeast of Dor Eotrus, on the West Road

Eastern Hills: in the northeast section of Eotrus demesne

Markett: a village east of Dor Eotrus, within Eotrus demesne

Mindletown: a town of 400 hundred folk, a few days northeast of Dor Eotrus, in Eotrus demesne. Recently wiped out by trolls.

Ottowhile River: a large river northeast of Dor Eotrus, passable only via bridges for much of the year.

Rhentford: small village on the road between Dor Eotrus and Mindletown. Recently sacked by trolls.

Riker's Crossroads: village at the southern border of Eotrus lands, at the crossroads that leads to Lomion City and Kern.

Roosa: a town

Stebin Pass: a pass through the foothills of the Kronar Mountains, northwest of Dor Eotrus.

Trikan Point Village: village east-northeast of Mindletown, in Eotrus demesne

Vermion Forest: foreboding wood west of Dor Eotrus

Temple of Guymaog: where the gateway was opened in the Vermion Forest

West Rock: at the northwest edge of Eotrus demesne, at the foothills of the Kronar Mountains.

Wortsford: a northern town within Eotrus demesne

Dor Linden: fortress and lands ruled by House Mirtise, in the Linden Forest, southeast of Lomion City

Dor Lomion: fortress within Lomion City ruled by House Harringgold

Dor Malvegil: fortress and lands ruled by House Malvegil, southeast of Lomion City on the west bank of the Grand Hudsar River

Dor Valadon: fortress outside the City of Dover

Doriath Forest: woodland north of Lomion City

Dover, City of: large city situated at Lomion's southeastern border

Dyvers, City of: Lomerian city known for its quality metalworking

Grommel: a town known for southern gnomes

Kern, City of: Lomerian city to the northeast of Lomion City.

Kronar Mountains: a vast mountain range that marks the northern border of the Kingdom of Lomion

Lindenwood: a forest to the south of Lomion City, within which live the Lindonaire Elves

Lomion City (aka Lomion): capital city of the Kingdom of Lomion

—Dor Lomion: fortress within Lomion City ruled by House Harringgold

— Channel, The: moat around Lomion City, 150 ft. wide by 30 ft. deep; connected to Grand Hudsar Bay

—Fister Mansion: a fancy old hotel in Lomion City

—Grand Hudsar Bay: the portion of the Grand Hudsar River that meets Lomion City’s south and east borders.

—Great Meadow, The: picturesque swath of grassland outside the city gates

—Tammanian Hall: high seat of government in Lomion; home of the High Council and the Council of Lords

—Tower of the Arcane: high seat of wizardom in all Midgaard; in Lomion City

—The Heights: seedy section of Lomion City

—Southeast: dangerous section of Lomion City

Portland Vale: a town known for southern gnomes that are particularly skilled bridge building masons

Tarrows Hold: known for dwarves

 

Parts Foreign

Azure Sea: vast ocean to the south of the Lomerian continent

Black Rock Tower: Glus Thorn’s stronghold

Bourntown:

Darendor: dwarven realm of Clan Darendon

Dwarkendeep: a renowned dwarven stronghold

Dead Fens, The: mix of fen, bog, and swampland on the east bank of the Hudsar River, south of Dor Malvegil

Evermere, The Isle of: an island in the Azure Sea, far to the south of the Lomerian continent.

— The Dancing Turtle: Evermere’s finest inn

Grand Hudsar River: south of Lomion City, it marks the eastern border of the kingdom

Emerald River: large river that branches off from the Hudsar at Dover

Ferd: Far-off city known for its fine goods

Jutenheim: island far to the south of the Lomerian continent (see below for more details).

Karthune Gorge: site of a famed battle involving the Eotrus

Kirth: Par Keld is from there

Kronar Mountains: foreboding mountain range that marks the northern border of the Kingdom of Lomion.

Lent

Minoc-by-the-Sea: coastal city

R’lyeh: a bastion for evil creatures; Sir Gabriel and Theta fought a great battle there in times past.

Saridden, City of:

Shandelon: famed gnomish city

Southron Isles: islands in the Azure Sea

—Hargone Bay:

Thoonbarrow: capital city of the Svarts

Trachen Marches: Theta and Dolan fought the Vhen there.

Tragoss Krell: city ruled by Thothian Monks

Tragoss Mor: large city far to the south of Lomion, at the mouth of the Hudsar River where it meets the Azure Sea. Ruled by Thothian Monks.

Jutenheim

It’s an island continent in the far south of Midgaard’s southern hemisphere. It’s also the name of the primary human settlement (a large town with a significant port) on the continent.

Eye of Gladden, The:

Grasping Grond, The: an inn