The Northern Kingdom Locations

Map

There are a series of maps for the Northen Kingdom. This image represents one of them.

King Radolf, an obsessive blood thirsty monarch, rules the Northern Kingdom. His whose sole purpose is to build an army of dragons to claim world domination. His castle overlooks Ruin Mountains.

Ruin Mountains

This ancient mountain range conceals a network of tunnels created by copper fire dragons. The dragons, their Whisperers and dragon artisans created these tunnels to conceal dragons and Whisperers needing sanctuary. Inside the tunnels lie carved messages with the history and prophesies about dragons.

Lord Logan’s Castle

This castle is a stronghold for Lady Christine, Lord Logan’s wife, who is the last remaining heir of King Fredrick. Lord Logan has also granted sanctuary to Nadine’s family within his territory. According to the Feudal system, Lord Logan falls under King Radolf’s command. This makes his position to defend Lady Christine a dangerous one that requires a measure of both stealth and diplomacy.

Forever Gone Lake

Legend has it that this mysterious lake can suck the souls from all who cross it. It lies between Nadine’s Village and the ruins of the ancients.

Ruins of the Ancients

The Ancients were an educated clan who studied healing, science, prophesies and ancient wisdom. They taught their successors via the spoken work and never recorded their teachings. Through fear and superstition, the ancients were persecuted, scattered, and driven from their homes. There are no known survivors of this clan.

Holly Hill Cave

This is the home of the Copper Fire Dragon whisperer, who is Nadine’s tutor. He lives here with his dragon, Zairdenth.

Monastery Cliff

Access to this monastery is extremely treacherous. It can only be reached by climbing the weather worn ropes from the rocks below. The cliff is surrounded by crashing waves and jagged rocks.

The Retreat of the Ancients

This beautiful retreat was once a place of lush gardens, water features that the Ancients withdrew to when they needed a time of prayer and contemplation.