Delduin Region

The Delduin region covers the southern half of The Crown. Once overseen from the subterranean city Dain, the region was known for its weathly royal family, rare minerals, and unmatched military might. In the 4th Age, the region is dry, desolate, with an enormous churning crater of lava where the city once stood.

Othgar Region

Across the northern half of The Crown is the Othgar region. Commanding a complex network of rivers, as well as the majority of the lake, they were known for their riverboat industry, which earned the house wealth, and were the ones to commission the systems of dams and locks leading down into the Hlimdar basin.

Nohgar Region

The Nohgar region covers the most northwest end of the Vorduhr continent. While the house earned its wealth through its stone quarries, it lacked the population to truly scale its industry to meet the demand its nation. Still, they were an honorable people, and dedicated to their craft and integrity.

Luhgar Region

The frigid surface of the Luhgar region is uninhabitable and unpopulated. However, its coastal fjords all feed into intricate systems of subterranean rivers and lakes where the people hunt remarkable fish, crustaceans, and cephalopods.

Baldaar Region

The Baldaar region holds the Vorduhrian archives, its city housing massive library complexes to shelter acainst the blistering snowstorms. The people of this region are known for their martial prowess earned not from experience, but careful study of forms from ancient text.

Dezerin Region

The northeast coast is owned by the Dezerin region, whose people have a long history of exploration and drilling. While they can be credited for much of the early charts of Blimnor, their most notable accomplishment is an ocean platform that drilled all the way down to the ocean floor, and can even launch submarine compartments to reach the deep sea laboratory complex construct below.

Drakduin Region

Across the western coast are wide fields where the Drakduin people farm and breed livestock. While a great many people came to live in this region, its agrarian industry was neither respected, nor much valued by the Dwarvic Conglomerate, with much of its food production in colonies abroad.

Jorbin Region

The Jorbin region is the last forested part of Blimnor, the rest systematically harvested to feed the Dwarvic Conglomerate's war effort. The region opposed the imperialist policies of the rest of the Conglomerate, and at the climax of the war even aided foreign agents in the infiltration of Dain. In the 4th Age, it is the new capital of the region.

Luhbaldain Region

The small region of Luhbaldain boasts a strong core of warriors and explorers, trained to survive and adapt to many of the climates of the rest of Blimnor.

Doruz Region

The coastal mountains of Doruz Once held a massive underground ravine whose wall was so smooth that dwarves begin to carve the names of their ancestors on it. Over time it became the official record of dwarven ancestry. During the 3rd Age, the King of the Dwarves chose to have the ravine wall broken into sections and transported all the way up to The Crown Basin where it was reassembled near the nation's capital. With the destruction of Dain, the city of Doru contains the only records of dwarven ancestry they were sensible enough to copy.

Varuz Region

Hlimdar Region

The Hlimdar basin is full of farmland, made fertile from mineral rich river that flows into it from The Crown. Similar to the Drakduin region, its agriculture did little elevate it wealth or influence in the Dwarvic Conglomerate, and its large population suffered greatly at the nation's collapse.

Kalfadar Region

Covering the mountainous island southeast of Vorduhr, it is celebrated for South Del, one of the only ports that accepted foreign trade during the Dwarvic Conglomerate's war. As such the merchants of the region have flourished since the collapse of the nation.