The city-state Rhalloran slowly and surely became a dominant force on the continent through its position as a central trade hub. Steel from the dwarves, technology from the chaos elves of Zerachs and all manner of goods from the gold exchange.

Droma Drakes are a species of giant lizards indigenous to the Droman desert, they were domesticated by the early humans in the area and are used to draw wagons or as frightening war steeds by the Dormans.

Millennia ago the three gods of order gave their followers, the Kobolds and Humans of what would come to be known as Rhalloran, three powerful artifacts to use in the battle with the Elves and Dragons.

Droma is an independent Sultanate with close ties to Rhalloran. They have managed to maintain a level of autonomy due to the massive amount of silver in their mines.

Blaznak had never left Hogswater before joining the Bastards and blossoming into the rambunctious champion he is today.

Haex Massath has a familiar named Eric. He is close-mouthed and understated, appearing as a large parrot but is truthfully an ancient and powerful demon bound to this mortal form.

Cedric looks after the Backwater Bastard's finances, they have a very convoluted array of investments around the continent that only he understands.

Baron D'Bauche is vegan.

The Rhalloran Empire spans the entire central portion of the continent and is maintained by a large army, mostly conscripted from the territories, who patrol and repair the roads.

Cannons and rifles are relatively common weapons for dwarves and gnomes however wealthy humans or those with underworld connections are known to get their hands on gunpowder weapons also.

All earthly magic is derived from the aetheric energy released upon the defeat of the Younger Gods. This magic is either wielded wildly from the area around or more commonly channeled through elven made artifacts.

The Rhalloran thieves guild was dispanded ten years ago when a large number of the organization were assassinated at once. The merchants guild is made up of survivors of the massacre.

The bastard's pet cat Coward is of an unidentified species not native to Rhalloran. It's possible he/she reached that size through unnatural means.

Fire Whiskey is known to be a high-class dwarven spirit and comes with a hefty price tag, but it is actually a simple grain alcohol distilled in Rhalloran city.

Rhalloran is home to numerous species, the most populous being Humans and Kobolds, followed Dwarves, Gnomes and Elves. Orcs are arriving in larger numbers of late and many minority races still survive in small pockets.

Nobody really knows what lies further north of the mountainous Dwarven Kingdom, at least nobody other than the Dwarves. Many believe the edge of the world can be found, a great cliff face that looks out into the endless sky.

The royal family of Rhalloran dates back centuries to the city's founder Rhall. They were disposed years ago by an invading elvish force but an heir is rumored to be hidden away somewhere in the world.

Clerics pray to the Elder Gods, unlike the Younger Gods they do not engage with the mortal world except through these agents. There are countless Elder Gods and they represent primal forces and concepts.

The lands of the Orcs have been separated from the rest of Rhalloran for years by the Necromancer's encroaching influence in the desert. In recent years they have become a seafaring race engaging in trade with the Kobolds via the ocean.

The island nation Zeracs is populated with mostly Chaos Elves, Gnomes and an order of Human monks. It has strangely advanced technology, it is rumored to be because they are favored by the Goddess of Civilisation.

The six younger gods (War, Life & Death, Trickery & Wine, Time, Luck and Civilisation) once walked amongst the mortals but were slain and reduced to aetheric forms by an alliance of Elves and Dragons several millennia ago.

Dragons are born very rarely. All the living dragons in the world are the descendants of the two great wyrms, Pyrn and Xarchus, the living manifestations of order and chaos respectively.

Dead in the center of the Rhalloran continent is the town Hogswater. A humble rural community of Swineherds. Their location at a major crossroads means a lot of adventurers find their way in the town at some point or other.

South of the Droman desert there is a tall black obsidian spire that is home to a mysterious immortal mage known only as the Necromancer. Dying too close to this tower means eternal servitude as part of his army of the dead.

Most minerals and ore come from the Dwarven nation Kaanezen, the Dwarves are an isolationist race and their current king forbids trade with the outside world however a lot of smuggling occurs at the border.

The Gold Exchange is a Gnomish run city on the east coast of the Rhalloran continent, it is famous for being a place where one can buy or sell anything, but the locals trade mainly in gold.

Kobolds are a major race in our campaign, their civilisation has been the major rival of Humans for the last several thousand years

The Grey Dragon is a famous Tavern in docks district of the city state of Rhalloran. It has had several owners over the years and was standing before the city was even established and is known for being connected with the city's criminal element.

Elves live forever, their society is heirachial based on age meaning a lot of younger elves are disillusioned, knowing their place in elvish society will never improve. Some of them choose to live as chaos elves who vow to commit ritual suicide on their 1000th birthday.