Ragnias, Realm of Blood and Glory

The two dominant continents, Ragnias and Rukulos;   Ragnias, the western continent is primarily a mountain range most of its northern reaches dominated by the Iron Mountains, the Dragontail Mountains, and a range of volcanically active peaks commonly referred to as the "Throat of the Dragon" or the Ebony Peaks. These Mountains hold many secrets; relics of the past, cities hidden in their midst, and ruins dotting the craggy landscape, clawing away at the sky like icy white talons. To the southern side, however, the mountainous terrain gives way to gentle slopes, allowing for plains and forests to grow as it moves down toward the coast. In this more habitable area, most Ragniasi people reside.   Rukulos, the eastern continent, is nowhere near as vertically challenging as Ragnias, many of its mountains barely tall enough to grace even the lowest hanging clouds. Formally known as "the Wing", Rukulos is the primary agricultural center of the Realm, food growing in the calmer and more forgiving climate. However, ruins and relics still can be found across Rukulos, its history soaked in the blood of others just like its counterpart to the west.   Between the two landmasses are 3 Islands; Súrspinnar, a mountainous, bowl-shaped island with high cliffs, where the free City of Storm's Chain resides; Akromar’s Crown, the island where the Stridstimar made their home thousands of years ago; and Klavarn.   To the southwest of the continents,

Ragniasi flora largely consists of vast coniferous forests of cold-tolerant pine, fir, cypress and spruce, as well as several hundred types of grasses, mosses, and wildflowers, with fauna consisting of bears, wolves, wolverines, moose, caribou, elk, deer, and several dozen smaller animals built for the cold dominating the land, and salmon, trout, sturgeon, and other hardy fish in the rivers and lakes. Whales and seals are often spotted off the coast, with legends of sea monsters ranging from Sea Serpents to the monstrous Leviathan.

Woods, metals, and stone is bountiful across the two continents, and herds of wild goats roam the western continent. In the east, wildlife and plants grow more easily and more fertile.