Various Exceptions to the Regional Outlines

There are a variety of lands that are unique and set apart in one way or another from other realms that surround them, below is some info on these areas, though they are spread across the globe. Each tends to have their own structure that is not part of the region to which they physically belong. This could be due to a racial, religious or other sort of separationist situation.

the Ilots Sommeil - aka the Sleeping Isles

the Sleeping Isles - A collection of roughly 20,000 islands off the east coast of the Savage Lands, the Sleeping Isles have a very tribal society with certain islands being under the control of a family, one of the larger islands, however is home to a force of undead hunters with global reach. #22 on the global map

Valley of the Scorpion Queen

Bagog's Domain - Predominately the "Sea of Dust" on the southern border of the Horde, northern border of the Eastern Empire and bound on the edges of the desert mountain range. The realm of the scorpion queen is rarely traveled or adventured within. #13 on the global map

the Dragon Lords

Scathra's Domain - A relatively large area of mostly snow, ice and mountains and with a large population of draconians who are generally not seen outside this area. Considered dragon cultists for the most part, they have not caused problems in a long time and mostly keep to themselves. The realm of the Ice Dragon is rarely traveled or adventured within. #12 on the global map

the Qu'Ciel

Avariel Sanctuary - An area northwest of Lothlorien in a large valley surrounded on all sides by mountains all with heights of 15,000 feet and above. Some of the mountains existed in the times of the Age of Wars, but Zeus flexed his power to alter the landscape and seal the area on all sides to protect his creations known as the Winged Folk. The mountain passes are not easy to navigate on foot, the lowest of which is at 12,000 feet which makes accessing the area difficult, unless you can fly, of course!