A rural expanse of lush farmsteads and formative industry that welcomes the majority of travel and trade from outside the empire.
The Wuyun Gate, a formidable guardian of the southern pass between the Cyrios Mountains and the Ashkeeper Peaks, stands as both the boundary and the gateway between the resolute domain of the Dwendalian Empire and the vibrant realm of the Menagerie Coast.
Built from pale stone quarried from Mount Mentiri and petrified wood, Kamordah emerges from the Bromkiln Hills like an otherworldly jewel against a canvas of colors.
Entrenched deep within the Labenda Swamp, the marsh town of Berleben finds itself precariously balanced on the edge of decay.
Along the rugged terrain of the eastern Marrow Valley, Bladegarden's heart is the majestic Righteous Brand barracks that commands attention with its grandeur.
Through generations upon generations, the tenacious denizens of Hupperdook have upheld an unwavering commitment to refining their individual crafts.
Nestled against the eastern slope of the imposing Silberquel Ridge, the gnomish city of Hupperdook emerges amidst a symphony of billowing smoke and swirling steam.
Zadash, once the grand capital of the Julous Dominion, now stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the Dwendalian Empire.
In the heart of Truscan Vale, nestled atop a hill just north of the Cyrengreen Forest, lies the affluent city of Deastok.
Nestled deep within the heart of the formidable Cyrios Mountains, the hidden cliffside settlement of Vol'antim stands as a testament to seclusion.
The Ashguard Garrison, a formidable fortress that once stood strong against the dangers of Xhorhas, now sits under the shadowy occupation of the Kryn Dynasty.
Trostenwald, the southernmost settlement of the Dwendalian Empire, is a place where the art of brewing has been honed to perfection for over two centuries.
Felderwin, nestled in the Marrow Valley, is the thriving heart of halfling society in Wildemount. This settlement boasts fertile farmland that has been tended to by halflings for over seven centuries.