Tal’Dorei

Overview

Continent west of Wildemount, scene of Campaign One. A thousand years after the Exodus, the Tal’Dorei Republic no longer exists as a unified political entity. The republic fractured under the combined pressure of the Exodus, ecological collapse, and the absence of divine authority — a process that took roughly two centuries and produced the current landscape of independent city-states.

The Tal’Dorei Council survives by name and by tradition, but it has evolved from a republican governing body into a loose alliance of independent city-state leaders. The name is retained for historical legitimacy. The actual authority it holds depends entirely on the political will of its members. Emon holds the most sway — commercially and arcanically — and effectively sets the Council’s agenda, though not without resistance.

The Clasp originated here, based out of Emon.

City-States and Regions

• Emon — Largest city, commercial and arcane center, de facto seat of the Council
• Whitestone — Independent, residuum monopoly, global firearms manufacturer
• Kraghammer — Dwarven isolationist stronghold in the Cliffkeep Mountains
• Vasselheim — Oldest city in the world, target of the Kryn Pillage
• Nicodranas — Coastal trade city on the Menagerie Coast
• Zephrah — Air Ashari home atop the Summit Peaks
• Pyrah — Fire Ashari home near the Cindergrove
• Terrah — Earth Ashari home in the Cliffkeep Mountains
• Vesrah — Water Ashari island settlement off the Ozmit Sea
• Rifenmist Jungle — Southern jungle, home of the Orroyen and Niirdal-Poc
• Beynsfal Plateau — Former seat of the Iron Authority, now fragmented micronations
• Syngorn — Gone. The Feywild is sealed; the city has no mechanism to exist independently.