Known as the Aegeas, this area expands out from the Aegean Sea and the Cyclades Isles into the Anataloian peninsula. Inspired by the Ancient Greek polis and the Hittite Empire, the Aegean lands of Hellas and Hattusa are known for fertile agriculture, advanced philosophy and complex legal and political systems. Its people are of Caucasus and South European descent.

Europa spans from the Hellas kingdom of Athenia to the borders of modern-day Spain. Its central force is the land of Roma. Preceding caesars and empires, the people of Roma are ruled by a noble parlamentium and are famed for their mastery of martial tactics and the arts. The ancestors of the tolerant and hedonistic Romani people were Caucasus and from West Europe.

"The North" or "Ostjörð" has no official, unified name. Too many hands reach for its lush grazing lands, forests of timber and deep mines of silver and coal. Most people refer to the north-most home of these early vikings as Osthøj and the European mainland they've pillaged as Valland. These glory-bound norse-men are a superstitious breed and descend from the North European races.

Our Sa'hra occupies the northern territories of the African continent, including the travelling nomads of Bedoa'mt in modern-day Libya and the Egyptian land of K'm't. Vastly different in civility and culture, these often-intolerant peoples are shy to overcross and value history, lineage and the afterlife. Racial markers in Sa'hra include a wide spectrum of Mena and Hebrew features.

Sharqaan lies to the east. These lands are inspired by Ancient Jordan, the Persian Empire and the lands of Sumer. Assyria, Babylonia and Phoenicia are diverse in faith, politics and climate but share a rigid adherence to tradition. Money talks in this rivertrade thoroughfare between East and West and the people of these lands are varied in both ethnics and language.