Narnia

Narnia, previously known as Charn, was a vast wilderness enhabited by dwarves and monsters until Jadis (a.k.a. The White Witch) lead her Animal followers there from Oz. It is made up of four regions: The Bitter North, the Verdant South, the Western Wilds, and the Eastern Kingdom.   The Bitter North is an icy wilderness still afflicted by the perpetual winter bestowed upon Narnia by the White Witch during the Winter Revolution. It is an inhospitable land full of frozen planes and snowy forests inhabited by hearty dwarves, Wolves, and monsters. The most forbidding part of the Bitter North is the Lantern Waste, home to the White Witch and her minions. Other notable lands are Zalindreh, Charn, and Anvard.   The Verdant South is home to a wide variety of Animals and fey. The climate is temperate and the weather mild. Notable lands there include Chippingford, Beaversdam, and Narrowhaven.   The Western Wilds is one of the few places in Narnia not fully commited to the rule of Aslan. The climate is arid but mild. It is populated with Aarakocra, Centaurs, Harengon, Kenku, Satyrs, Tabaxi, Tortle, Giff, Owlin, Leonin, Loxodon, Cervan, Corvum, Gallus, Hedge, Jerbeen, Luma, Mapach, Raptor, Strig, and Vulpin.   The Eastern Kingdom is home to Aslan when he visits and the chosen Sons of Adam and Daughters of Eve that he invites there. The climate is humid but mild. It is home to Animals and a few chosen humanoids, Dragonborn, Firbolgs and Giants. Notable lands include Avra, Beruna, Bramandin, and Harfang.