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The domain of House Severne is a land of forests and peaceful rivers, whose quiet coast is ever watchful of nearby Tocken, and whose mountainous western border holds the gateway to Blasa. The traditional allies of House Sterlyn, it might have been the province least torn by the tensions of the civil war, yet fate may not always be so kind.

A land of pine trees and bitter cold winters, Blasa has always been isolated from the rest of the mainland by the Avsomna Alps. Here the people value honor, loyalty and honesty above courtly graces, and are said to be a hardier sort than their southron kindred. Ruled by House Althalos, Blasa has the reputation as the safest and most peaceful of the provinces, at least until recently.

A land of peaceful grasslands, bordered by the mountains on the east and the forests of Atra to the north, Gyllene is the historic province of House Sterlyn and since the civil war has served as the royal seat. Winters are cold in the north but seasons are generally temperate, though snow puts a yearly hold on the rounds of tourneys and courtly amusements.

Ovador is located in the southeastern part of the mainland. Ruled by House Castell, the lords here understand the meaning of loyalty to their liege. The climate is hot in the summer, with mild winters that swing from freezing to warm in a matter of days. The southern part of the province does not receive any snow.

The province of House Ashpool, Sanka sits on the eastern coast of Forsilvra, almost entirely encircled by the Avsomna Alps. The mountains provide protection but are also a source of wealth in the form of mining: a good portion of the kingdom’s gold comes from the mines controlled by the Ashpool family. The coast has a warm, even climate most of the year but in the hills and high mountains the winters can be bitter as they are long. Hospitality and chivalry are important traits to the Sankan people.

Ruled by House Letalis, the southern island is a mass of jungle, with most of the population living along the more hospitable coastline, plying the seas as expert sailors. The islanders are as wild as their island, famous for their spicy food and equally heated passions. The island is famous for its exotic animals and trades in ivory and goods from the foreign merchants who make port.

A prosperous land of farmland and plains, and is famous for its prized war horses, though the southern swamps often serve as a breeding ground for fevers and a haven for outcasts. Formerly the province of House Lorterra, for the last thirty years it has been ruled by the Lennoxes, and now by House Mallory, Svavel is no stranger to political upheavals but as the home to the largest Kaedorian population on the mainland it now faces religious strife as well.

Far north of Mainland Forsilvra lies Tocken, a frigid island full of independent cities and a stronghold of the Kaedori religion. These Houses, many of which have been there for countless generations, pride themselves on their trade, resourcefulness, and strong ruling families. A majority of the exports are wood from the many pine forests, furs from native animals, and weaponry. The strongest of these families, the Milovs, seek to unite the whole island under their banner, the first time any one family will take control of the island.

A new province, Glodhet is a frontier for the Forsilvrans. The tropical island is ruled more by its volcanoes than by any mortal house, but House Costayne has taken a tight hold, while the Shadow quietly rules the south. Peopled mostly by pirates, thieves, killers, and those escaping from the mainland, the Glodhetians are a breed apart. Theirs is a wilder, more untamed land. Hospitality is a sacred right but most disputes are settled by the sword.

The island home of the Skalldings is a land of volcanoes and hotsprings. Here the gods of the sky are worshipped. Violence is a way of life. A man takes what he wants. The currents around Stoft are difficult to navigate and boats often crash on rocky shores. There are three islands, Skarr, Falke, and Skalld, of which only the first two are inhabitable. Each of the four cities is ruled by a Jarll who is elected by the men of the populace. At times, a man be voted to rule an entire island, but no one has ever taken total control of Stoft.

The Alps are a dangerous and treacherous place fomerly ruled by the gypsies. Given to the Tuath de Danan years ago by the Lorterran kings in peace, and remained so until 1008 when they were decimated by the Tocken plague, and their survivors bent the knee to House Ashpool.