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Orden, also know as the Mundane World or [[Manifold|Manifold 1]], is named after [[Ord]], the deity who is believed to have created the world and is revered by the [[Dwarf|dwarves]]. It is a realm of [[Elf|elves]], dwarves, [[Human|humans]], [[Orc|orcs]], [[Dragon|dragons]], and more, however, human civilization and politics dominate.{{Cite web/dsjuly2024|9}} | |||
'''Orden''', also know as the '''Mundane World''' or [[Manifold|Manifold 1]], is named after [[Ord]], the deity who is believed to have created the world and is revered by the [[Dwarf|dwarves]]. It is a realm of [[Elf|elves]], dwarves, [[Human|humans]], [[Orc|orcs]], [[Dragon|dragons]], and more, however, human civilization and politics dominate.{{Cite web/dsjuly2024|9}} | |||
There are eight major regions in Orden: [[Higara]], [[Ix]], [[Khemhara]], [[Khoursir]], [[Phaedros]], [[Rioja]], [[Vanigar]], and [[Vasloria]]. | There are eight major regions in Orden: [[Higara]], [[Ix]], [[Khemhara]], [[Khoursir]], [[Phaedros]], [[Rioja]], [[Vanigar]], and [[Vasloria]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:31, 17 October 2024
Orden, also know as the Mundane World or Manifold 1, is named after Ord, the deity who is believed to have created the world and is revered by the dwarves. It is a realm of elves, dwarves, humans, orcs, dragons, and more, however, human civilization and politics dominate.[1]
There are eight major regions in Orden: Higara, Ix, Khemhara, Khoursir, Phaedros, Rioja, Vanigar, and Vasloria.
The city of Capital, located in Rioja, is one of the largest cities in the timescape.
It was the belief of some dwarf sages that Ord created Orden in order to imprison something poisonous to the timescape as a whole.[2]
References
- ↑ Matthew Colville, et al. Draw Steel Rules for Patreon Packet July 2024 (PDF). (Patreon), pp. 9. Retrieved on 2024-07-29.
- ↑ Matthew Colville, et al. Kingdoms & Warfare. (MCDM Productions), pp. 149.