The islands serendipitously shaped like the traditional skull-and-crossbones flag have long considered auspicious by Realmgard’s pirates.
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Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Natalis
The fragmentation of the Empire was sorely felt in its traditional heartland of Natalis, which entered into a long period of decline and disorder. Notably, the region has not been unified under one political order since the Elven Empire fell.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: The Sea’s Edge Peninsula
Once a heartland province of the ancient Elven Empire, previously fragmented into warring local kingdoms, now consolidated into three neighbouring states.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: The Continent of Realmgard
As one of the largest continent in Terrace, Realmgard's comparatively expansive landmass and diverse geography has historically facilitated the rise and development of distinct, diverse cultural groups throughout the continent.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: King Lambert
Lambert is known to history most commonly as “the Conqueror” and “the Founder.”
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Helgi & Hunding
The largest group of refugees was led by the twin chieftains Helgi and Hunding, who turned their attentions to the vast fertile lands of the Kingdom of the Gallicantu.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Queen Antiocha
The mystery surrounding Queen Antiocha’s presumed death has confounded scholars and inspired poets for generations and has done much to contribute to the Queen’s legendary reputation and enduring popularity with poets and storytellers.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Castle Ansangaar
The imposing fortress now known as Castle Ansangaar has long been recognised as a place of significant magic power.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: The Free Mercantile City of Porthaven
Just ignore that "Port" and "Haven" mean the same thing…
The History of Realmgard in 30 Days: November 8
"The final dissolution of the Elven Empire was a long, slow process and the exact historical moment where the Empire ceased to exist is difficult to pinpoint, given that many of the Imperial institutions and a veneer of Imperial authority and legitimacy were maintained, at least nominally, by its self-proclaimed successors."
