Kingdom of Uthasil

Summary/Description

• Southern Savannah (Savannah)
• Aquila's Wode (NW Tropics)
• Vanigar (North Temperate)
• TBD (NE Tropics)
• Ares (Tableland)

Uthasil Capital (Location)
The Capital of Uthasil is located in the region of Ares. along the inner south west coast.

Ruins of Drannor (location)
Less of ruins and more of a crater. Hardly anything is left of the town Drannor. A magical accident decades ago left the town obliterated, Only the foundations of most buildings remain and the eccentric underground tunnels.

Drannor Migration (Location\Town)
The survivors of the Drannor Incident rebuilt their community as a nomadic town. Quickly becoming a town that would migrate around every few years. the idea stuck and now after a few generations its they way the town and its people live.

Cardinal Sin, Lounge (Location)
Pleasure house doesn't do it justice, more like a pleasure town. situated on a large plot of land in Vanigar this place is a fenced of heaven for sinners looking to satisfy their lust, satisfy their pleasure and peak their curiosity. weather a simply spicy evening with drinks food and a show or a weekend away from the partner in one of the private villas. There are may levels to the Cardinal Sin. Run by an Arc-Fey known as The Prince of Desires.

Raveneye Magus University (Location\School)
the major arcane place of learning in Uthasil. Its been around for many years since Reton was still known as Reach.
The university is rather well known yet is still shrouded in mystery. many doors go unopened and many hallways untraveled. The school is more of a castle pulled right out of a fairytale. The arcane taught here is alot experimental and a little mad but it is the greatest (Arguably) place of learning for those wishing to study the Arcane.
Many compare it to the great Remon's Academy being the other Greatest (Arguably) place of learning for those wishing to study the Arcane. just don't do it on school grounds.

Jotunstien Ruins
what remains of a society of Stone Giants, now the Hakaan people have lived here for generations remaking the ruins into their own. But the name still remains as testimate to the history it holds. Many people call it just Jotunstien which translates roughly from the Giant Language to Giant Stone.