A fervent religion based on the worship of the sun, and its patron deity Veladriel

Small in stature but not in heart, halflings mostly keep to themselves

A rare race of avian humanoids. Fierce warriors, birds of prey, and fighters who live in the remote mountains of Isandor.

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Overview Dark Elves are cold, calculating, and prideful. They were once clan-based, but have turned to a feudal monarchy after a...

The Battle at the Border is one of the largest wars ever fought in the Twin Crescents. War began brewing shortly after Mok'gram erupted....

Catfolk society is built to reward thievery, cunning, and stealth. As a species of playful storytelling desert-dwellers, catfolk are unique.

Snowfell Dwarves are solid and resilient like the earth. As a shattered, isolationist people, they long for the glory of generations passed.

Although it has since fallen to the Vestian Empire's regime, the Confederacy was once the crowning achievement of humankind. It united...

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Religious moon-worshippers who practice occult magic and ancient tribal traditions.

Thranic humans are intelligent and straight-forward, viewed favorably for their contributions to geopolitics and creativity.

Religious sun-worshippers with a highly developed society who prize magic and ambition

The original Ilisara: two half-moon shaped continents designed by the gods

The Veil is a shifting mass of fog that conceals a tear in reality; a mystical island that serves as a portal to other worlds.

The Kraken's Eye is what denizens of the Isles called the swirling mist in the middle of the map before they discovered the Crescents.

A global timeline of Ilisara's history that overlooks anything less significant than events affecting at least one million people.

The Twin Crescents were locked behind impenetrable mists by the gods, and only recently made contact with the outside world.