Regions

Geographical Regions
The common subcontinents of the Unnamed Land, in alphabetical order.

Athos
The region known as Athos is the Southeastern Cape of the Unnamed Land, and includes the large island off of it's horn. It's climate is arid, but it rains harshly in the winter.

(Reference: Alexandrian Mediterranean)

Dragonbridge
The Dragonbridge is the most culturally diverse and politically important region of the Unnamed Land. Its isthmus is the most important trade route in history, and controlling it has been the focal point of many wars. It's climate is temperate, with mild summers and wet winters, as well as beautiful autumns and springs.

(Reference: High Fantasy Literature)

Fallmarch
The largest of the Four Marches, Fallmarch is a wooded, hilly expanse of rich farmland and vast wilderness, and includes the mountain range in it's south. It's natural wealth and massive size have made it a popular place to settle, and it was given the nickname "The Land of Kings" for its innumerable castles and kingdoms.

(Reference: Arthurian Legend and Grimm's Fairy Tales)

Fellhollow
Large, waterlocked, remote, and hazardous, Fellhollow is an unincorporated territory with little political importance. It lacks most natural resources, and it's only excess is rare and dangerous creatures and flora.

(Reference: Skull Island, Monster Hunter)

Lowbrine
Mostly below sea level, muddy, boggy, and largely uninhabited. The east used to be dry land, and held historical significance as the stage for the final battles in the Orc Crusades. The western coasts, their coves and harbors, are almost completely unmapped.

(Reference: Southeast Asia, Mesopotamian Marshes)

Redmarch
Dry and grassy, Redmarch get's it's name from the iron content in it's soil, marbling it's many bluffs and canyons with deep crimson strokes. The most economically powerful of the Four Marches, it's mineral export is the largest industry in the Southern Sea.

(Reference: Arabian Folklore)

Springmarch
Springmarch is renowned for it's natural beauty, and is the heartland of druidic practices and natural magics. It snows in higher elevations, but storms are almost unheard of.

(Reference: James Cameron's Avatar)

The Blisterwood Peaks
The jagged, volcanic spines of The Blisterwood Peaks are host to much of the worlds villainy. There is very little in the way of civilization, aside from the odd conclave of cultists.

(Reference: Mustafar)

The Steppes
The Dreamsteppes are hot, flat, and populous. As the land route from Redmarch to the North Sea, the Steppes enjoy a wealthy and influential economy.

(Reference: Western Asia)

The Endless Desert
An enormous and desolate expanse of sand dunes, with more access points to the Underdark than any other region.

(Reference: Namibian Desert)

The Veil
The Veil is a pair of subcontinents separated from Fallmarch by a channel of water called The Pale Strait. Politically, it is comprised of large territories controlled by a federation of lords, and most towns and cities serve specific economic purposes.

(Reference: Skyrim, Arthurian Legend, Grimm's Fairytales)

Firstmarch
The smallest and least populous of the Four Marches, Firstmarch has few major settlements, and they are most notable for their scholarly institutions. It is also the local anchor for the magic that barrs travel to the inverse material plane, and is named after the long march the combined forces of the Unnamed Land took to deploy said magic.

(Reference: Vatican City)