Greying Wildlands

Pressed against the northeastern coast of Wynandir is a desert of ice and snow, separated from the Dwendalian Empire by the jagged Dunrock Mountains and the Quannah Breach. This landscape of dense, desiccated forests, rolling mountains, and icy tundra is known as the Greying Wildlands.

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Blooming Grove

Deep within the heart of the Savalirwood Forest, where shadows intertwine with ancient boughs, a sacred sanctuary known as the Blooming Grove stands as a testament to the Clay family's devotion to the Wild Mother.

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Boroftkrah

Boroftkrah stands as a testament to adaptability in the face of adversity, a dynamic settlement built on the tenets of mobility and survival.

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Ruins of Molaesmyr

Deep within the twisted heart of the Savalirwood forest, just north of the Boreal Omen River, stands the haunting ruins of Molaesmyr, an ancient elven city steeped in tragedy and darkness.

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Kravaraad & Cinderrest Sanctum

Kravaraad, the fiery titan of the Flotket Alps, looms with billowing smoke and rivers of molten rock. Within its depths lies a hidden onyx cavern known as Cinderrest Sanctum.

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Uthodurn

Uthodurn, the northernmost dwarven stronghold of Wildemount, is nestled in a steep mountain valley among the icy peaks of the Flotket Alps.

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Shadycreek Run

Beyond the northern outposts of Dwendalian territory lies a ragged string of shantytowns and ramshackle hovels that obstruct the pathway into the dense forest of Savalirwood.

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Uraliss

Uthodurn's initial effort to expand beyond its mountain halls resulted in the establishment of Uraliss, a small town intended to facilitate crop production.

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Palebank Village

Palebank Village, the first Uthodurn outpost beyond the mountains, is located on the cold shore of the Frigid Depths against the low cliff boundary of the Crystalsands Tundra.

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The Biting North

The Greying Wildlands and Eiselcross make up what is known as the Biting North. These independent territories are free from Empire rule thanks in no small part to their inhospitable climates.