Public Records Recorded Locations
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This section catalogs dominant sentient races and distinct peoples, including biological traits, cultural patterns, and known variations. Entries may reflect both internal self-identification and external classification, which do not always align.
Regions & Territories
Documentation of defined areas within or between nations, including provinces, marches, borderlands, and noble domains. Entries focus on administrative role, resource significance, cultural identity, and stability rather than formal sovereignty.
Records of privately controlled sites of wealth, authority, or military significance, such as castles, keeps, towers, and noble estates. Entries document ownership, function, household structure, and historical relevance rather than territorial governance.
Accounts of inhabited population centers, ranging from major capitals to minor towns. Records emphasize social character, economic function, governance, and conditions of daily life as they relate to regional and historical significance.
An index of organized bodies operating beyond individual authority, including orders, guilds, academies, religious bodies, and other structured groups. Records reflect doctrine, hierarchy, influence, and public function, without endorsement of legitimacy or moral standing.
Landmarks
Catalogs of recognized manmade sites noted for historical, cultural, or symbolic importance. Entries include monuments, ruins, inns, towers, and other constructed locations remembered for their association with events, figures, or collective memory.
Natural Features
Documentation of significant naturally occurring formations, including mountains, forests, rivers, and other environmental features—magical or otherwise. Entries focus on observed behavior, ecological impact, cultural recognition, and known risks or benefits.