Urkeneye: Ezrick’s kingdom, surrounded by forest of Pines. Main commerce is wood/lumber and farmland from surrounding meadows.

Nautica: Seaside city built into limestone cliffs and overlooking Opal Ocean. Commerce from countless kingdoms converge here; merchants sell their wares in the street fairs.

Wintering: Small village at summit of Mt. Glazzmere. Lack of commerce, dependent on other Kingdoms for goods, such as food and wood. Villagers tend to reflect the climate.

Krayägora Mountain Pass: Mountain range teeming with black forest of skeletal trees whose wood holds dark power and must not be burned. The origins of Morpheäs.

Blix: Largest and wealthiest city in Norwin. Built above a network of gem mines where slaves work. Has its own port to east, overlooks lake to south.

Follow’s Lane: Earthy village nestled in shadows of the Krayägoras. Villagers keep to themselves. Popular stop for travelers who choose to avoid Pass. Commerce from lumber, fishing, and boat chartering.

Nicklemist/Spungeon Swamp: Isolated island Kingdom with no commerce save for illegal smuggling, yet Nicklemist is extremely wealthy — this explanation has yet to be revealed, however. Spungeon Swamp is the most magical place in Norwin.

Ruanog: Origins of Ruan Vagarie camp. Rocky region, replete with caves and tunnels. Barren land, very poor. Lots of fog and underwater lakes and rivers. Little or no commerce except for thieving.

Sunken Graves: Prison boat anchored in the Silver Sea. Most dangerous prisoners are kept here, off the mainland where they can still be kept alive, but away from civilization where cohorts may be plotting to set them free. Ship is rotting, so most criminals drown from chains weighing them down and dragging them to the depths.