Region
Languages
Languages
Feats
Equipment
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resoucres:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coiange:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
From the inside, Tyrentia is a peaceful place of order mixed with whimsy. Many fey have taken residence in the Le Gras due to the pleasantness of the surrounding. The people of Tyrentia are a happy lot that do not often concern themsleves with worldly issues and stresses. Such concerns are left to Tyrentia's formidable military. It is said that should Tyrentia wish, it could easily invade another's territory and claim it as it's own. Tyrentia has fiercely defended itself for thousands of years now and many have witnessed or heard tale of the mighty force of a Tyrentian Knight.
In recent years, the Elven Lord has begun restricted trade with the seafaring peoples from Belfare. All foriegn importation is dealt with in the port city Cyrus and only after the foriegn vessel has been cleared to pass on official business by the Tyrentian navy that regurlary patrols the seas between Cyrus and Tar E Nedlos
Capitol: Tyrentas
Population: 1,385,984 (elves 96%, quicklings 3%, elital 1%)
Government: Monarchy
Religions: Aerastam, Dolthinda, Lamindin, Nabeel, Peshme, Tira, Torgog, Valshe, and Yalinda
Coinage: Lisette (pp), Oldan (gp), Crat (ep), Sheshin (sp), pen (cp)
Resources: All
Imports: Herbs, and rare woods
Exports: Fine ale, magical knowledge, and timber
Languages: Tyrentian, Elven, Quickling, Common, Sylvan
Alignment: LG, CG, NG
Allies: None
Enemies: The Badlands
Griffon Gorge: Though not really a gorge, this well protected canyon is a breeding ground for griffons. As they mature, many ally themselves with Tyrentia and take positions in Tyrentia's aerial military. This canyon is difficult to find but in known to rest somewhere in the eastern end of the Sola Mits.
Las Shinar: Easily the largest lake in Tyrentia, it is roughly triangular in shape. The southern shoreline of the Las Shinar marks the northern border of the Wundo Sha' ad. The lake is extremely deep and yields an excelent supply for the fishing trade. A reserve force of the Tyrentian Navy also harbors here exiting the lake from the Yoluve River eastward.
Le Gras: The protective forest that embodies all of Tyrentia's mainland. A large majority of the trees in this forest are fully grown and healthy. Most of the towns in Tyrentia rest in the branches and around the bases of these large and powerful trees.
Mov Cro' sha: Once called the Northern Rest, these ruins lay nestled into the western side of the Sola Mits. Few remember it's real name but now all of Tyrentia's people see it as reminder of the times long past and why they should remain vigilant in the protection of their land. Move Cro' sha appears to be little more then a shell of it's former beauty yet a lingering magic of some sort makes it still attractive to infernals.
Sola Mits: The Mountain range found almost dead center in Tyrentia. These mountians protect the north side of Tyrentas as well as many other locales. Of the few mountains in Tyrentia, this range is the largest.
Wundo Sha' ad: A large portion of Tyrentia occupying it's southeastern most corner. Though it's exact borderlines are undefined, it is a dangerous place to enter even for the elves who call Tyrentia home. Locals have decided that the southern shore of the Las Shinar along with the river flowing into it from the south safely define it's borders. From the lake's south eastern point to the nearst beach stand a line of large marker stones roughly 100 ft. from each other. These too define a safe border. This area has been claimed for some unknown reason by an army of wood elementals. All attempts to discover why has ended in retaliation by the elementals. The understanding that the wood elementals mean to protect the forests has kept the Tyrentian forces from invading the area. In the mean time, the Wundo Sha' ad helps to defend a large portion of the southeastern border
Cyrus (Large City, 15,378): Like most of the coastal cities in Tyrentia, Cyrus was built to be easily defendable in case of invasion. These days however, the city's demeanor has changed since it's opening to merchant trade. Little is exported out of Tyrentia and little is imported. All such portations take place here. Tyrentia has still not lossened it's guard and strictly watches those who come here. Often to the annoyance or tension of merchants, regular and alert teams of guards patrol every inch of the city, and it's docks, inside and out.
La Fant (Small City, 5,165): La Fant would normally be considered an unremarkable town of little interest to anyone except that the large majority of it's population make up one of Tyrentia's reserve naval forces. This city harbors a large number of combat ready vessels that await the call to duty.
Landarr (Small City, 11,239): Despite Tyrentia's militaristic nature, there are still those who wish to display the beauty of the elven peoples. Landarr is proudly one of those places. Landarr was founded by a powerful druid named Landarr Abdulyn who not only aided in the creation of the Tyrentian Declaration, but also wished that the people of Tyrentia never forget that even in times of danger, their is always beauty around us.
Landarr is structured primarily out of magically shaped trees and stone. The city looks more like it grew to be the way it is more then was built. Finally Landarr faded and as a tribute to him, a statue over 50 ft tall was erected in the middle of the town square.
Sola Kasha (Hamlet, 156): Sola Kasha is actually an outpost located in the Sola Mits. It protects a well traveled canyon road that leads between Tyrentia and Cyrus. Unfortunately this road runs close to Mov Cro' sha, a dangerous and ancient ruin. The people of Sola Kasha often scout near these ruins to keep record of unusual activity. Should anything of note arise, it is immediatly reported back to the capitol.
Tar' ee Nedlos (Large Town, 3,349): Located on an island completely surrounded by cliffs, Tar' e Nedlos is extremely difficult to reach. More difficult still is the fact that this city is also extremely well hidden and few actually know how to find it. Worse yet, the forest surrounding the town is heavily patroled and guarded. The easiest way to scale the cliffs is not to scale them. There is a secret cave network constructed by the elves that reaches from the rocky shore to the surface a few miles out of the town. This is where any importing and exporting of goods and supplies takes place. It is also heavily guarded.
This town provides a significant amount of Tyrentia's finanacial resources. The island Tar' e Nedlos is located on is very rich in minerals and gems. This explains the tight security. This town is probably one of Tyrentia's best kept secrets. It is known far and wide that the elves claim this island but nobody really knows why.
Tyrentas (Metropolis, 468,581): The capitol of Tyrentia, Tyrentas cannot be described as anything short of perfect. Everything about this place says beauty and threat at the same time. Every structure is perfectly placed to allow for maximum protection. Every building matches in web-like architecture. Many such constructs look as if they should not be able to hold themselves together yet through the superiority of elven engineering, they do. The roof-lines reveal ornate patterns that shimmer and shudder with every breeze as if as frail as the leaves on the trees. Archways and bridges weave together with stunning complexity while the trees and rock formations appear to be as natural as a land untouched by civilization.
Tyrentas is home to the main force of the Tyrentian Military. It's layout and design is made to accomodate all refuges from the land should war show itself on Tyrentian soil again. An elaborate cave network in the Sola Mits harbors the Griffon Riders and their mounts in a massive hive-like fashion, and Tyrentian Knights by the thousands await any threat.
On a lighter side, Tyrentas is a very peaceful and friendly place. Though vigilant in it's protection, the city still takes the time to make itself a place of beauty and importance in the mind and hearts of it's people. The seat of the Elven Lord can be found here as well as the commanding officers of all three of the Tyrentian forces. The Yoluve River flows from the Sola Mits and along the eastern border of the city. The castle itself looks as natural as the nearby Sola Mits. During the normal routine of life, Tyrentas is a bustling city of people going about their daily lives. Nearly anything desired can be obtained within it's walls and if it cant be found, it can be acquired
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies:
Capitol:
Population:
Government:
Religions:
Coinage:
Resources:
Imports:
Exports:
Languages:
Alignment:
Allies:
Enemies: