A rugged south western territory of Craggmoä, defined by fractured terrain and a relentless abundance of venomous life. Within it lies Lae Equinôs, a concealed region that serves as the headquarters of the Fei Aurŷn.

A south-central region of Craggmoä, Breggin stands as the Empire’s political heart, anchored by Syndall, its capital. Authority gathers here as readily as trade, its cities shaped by governance, decree, and quiet negotiation. Power is not only held in Breggin, it is maintained, measured, and continually contested within its halls.

A northern reach of Craggmoä, Bëil lies against the Impassable Alps, where the land breaks into stone and the empire fades to memory. Passage is rare, the mountains cutting it off from the south. Those born here come marked by the land, calloused in hand and foot, shaped early to endure. Life is hard, yet its people carry a quiet contentment outsiders seldom understand.

A sparsely inhabited empiric expanse east of Karnath, Caleandar is a quiet land of abandoned ambition, where borders exist more on maps than in lived reality.

The westernmost reach of Craggmoä, Ethrô Cúmmin is a region of varied towns and open discourse, second only to Breggin in political influence. Its capital, State’s Landing, stands along the coast as a port that welcomes all who arrive, its harbours as active as its councils. Close ties with the dwarves of Fôrh-Nam shape both its trade and its temperament, lending it a balance of ambition and pragmatism.

A central region of Craggmoä encompassing much of the Great Divide, where settlement clings to the canyon’s edge as much by necessity as design. Parriün City stands as its capital, a place where governance and spectacle meet, and where the land itself shapes the rhythm of those who live upon it.

A region shaped by discipline, Karnath favours steel, law, and cold certainty above all else. Its people value order over invention, trusting in what can be proven and enforced. Imagination finds little purchase here, where strength is measured in structure and resolve rather than vision.

A region of quiet strangeness, Sunderlea bends toward mysticism more than settlement. Its lands resist certainty, where even nature cannot be trusted to remain as it seems. Sparse in population yet rich in arcane potential, it favours magical ingenuity over structure and unsettles any who seek to impose order upon it.

A small but restless region bordering Breggin, Hartland, and Sunderlea, Teague is known less for its land than for what it produces. Its pace outstrips its size, activity constant, its influence carried outward through those it trains.

A cursed north eastern expanse of Craggmoä, where life persists in distorted forms. Once ruled by nobles, it is now defined by decay, undeath, and lingering corruption.