An interesting place. Evil and Good live here. They even greet each other politely as they travel around the city. The Neutrals stay out of their way.

Population is 25,000 people.

Mostly humans, hill dwarves, with a few half-elves.

The two island halves trade back and forth, but mostly keep to themselves.

Locations
1) horse raising area
2) cattle raising farms, a sturdy woolly creature
3) ruins, old abandoned castles and villages
4) apple orchards
5) olive orchards, export olive oil
6)apple orchards and grain fields
7)ruins, Doom Keep
8)the northern coast where the wind howls, even when there is no wind
9) Barana, the only city on the eastern end of this island

Rumor has it that Dread Peak is the home of Fire Giants.

Choice Castle is not a choice assignment. Foltar Forest was split into pieces many long years ago. Rumor has it the trees resent that to this day.

New map, May 29, 2020

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New map, July 2, 2020, made with the July, 2020 Annual issue from Profantasy.

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Updated by Ivan Mike on May 17, 2011.

From Ivan Mike on Dragon’s foot forums

My apologies, the link was broken. It should work now. I have a confirmed download of the file. It is a 31 page pdf.

WinZipped pdf <- 980 kilobytes.

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A country believed to be allied with Gashtra. Its on the other side of the Mountains of Death from the Great Open. (Aligment: probably CE) ( Information from Sages in Trillolara.)

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But if you look at this map section, obviously Noral is not only north of the Mountains of Death. Some parts of it are northeast of those Mountains.

The area marked ‘LoS’ is the Land of Strife. The area marked ‘T’ is Trillolara.

Tolosh-Tarn is the capital city.

Dwarf Home and Dwarfbas are just off to the right between the Land of Strife and Trillolara.

The ruins along the southern edge of Noral are villages of those who the people of Noral have claimed they didn’t harm.

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Noral is at the north end of the Mountains of Death.

They are not a particularly nice people. They claim they are kind to anyone not a citizen of Noral. Except for traveling merchants, there doesn’t seem to be anyone in Noral that aren’t citizens.

Those are 200 × 200 mile squares on the map.

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