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The lands of Solumna, rendered: from the river-fed empires of the south to the near-arctic wastes of the north, and the broken seas between.

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The Central Continent

Overview map of the Central Continent of Solumna, showing the Riverlands, Vexia, and Khor
The heart of human civilisation. The Central Continent (the "Central Kingdoms") stretches from equatorial tropics in the south to tundra and near-arctic wastes in the north. Three great powers run west to east: the mercantile Riverlands, the theocratic Vexia of the One Church, and the desert-walled empire of Khor — with scores of smaller nations between them. Beyond its frozen and sea-walled extremes lie the outer lands: Esteria, Vaalnaaria, and Dueg'dar Naar.

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The lands in detail

Regional map of the Riverlands
The Riverlands A stateless league of mercantile city-states in the west, walled from the empires by the great mountain range called the Dragonspine. Crossed by a single northern pass: the Gap.
Regional map of Vexia and the Hegemony
Vexia & the Hegemony The theocratic north-east: seat of the One Church and the holy city of Vexavon, birthplace of the faith. A realm where doctrine is law.
Regional map of Khor and the southern lands
Khor & the South The river-fed, desert-walled empire of the south, ruled from the Citadel of Djedu; beyond its marches, the Tru'Kante lands of the Blood Valley.
Regional map of the Barrens and the Great Rift
The Barrens & the Great Rift The broken, unclaimed south-east: a wilderness of rift and ruin at the continent's edge, scattered with the Eastern and Broken Isles.
Regional map of the Barren Sea and Sia Diem
The Barren Sea & Sia Diem Where the Salt Sea meets the Red Sea: water "even more barren than the Salt Sea itself." The city of Sia Diem keeps the northern shore of the Autonomous Kingdoms.
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More of Solumna (its cities, characters, and creatures) will be rendered here as the visual archive grows.