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After the long events of the biological division of the races, there was a period on Ulvenor in which the main role was …

…ut deep inside the mountains. From huge underground halls and city complexes, the first dwarven kingdoms arose, which after long wars unit…

…ies a vast world of halls, mines, forge cities, trade routes, old tombs, and fortresses. After the bloody Last Dwarven Quarrel, the three …

…ns gave the dwarves safety and room for underground cities. In -18500 the Kingdom of the Frozen Stones arose here, one of the nine great d…

The buried cities are the greatest secret of the Frozen Stones. Thousands of dwarves from many periods are sa…

…-evident. He devoted the same energy to cities, especially those that had been affected by war or rapid growth in previous decades. John s…

…ed. also to the administration of large cities. He issued new laws that directly dealt with their management, the responsibility of city r…

The greatest significance of Eric's reign lies not in the wars, but in the economic turnaround. Towards the end of his l…

…us often visited the other lords' large cities and tried to help them keep their growth curve above the dangerous limit. He believed that …

…. He regulated the relationship between cities, provinces, states and the empire. He gave the cities more freedom, but at the same time st…

Endoret united the rebellions in the cities of Coulim, Tarakulina, and Fire Rock. In doing so, he created a threat that the imperial co…

Erik I was not one of those monarchs who sought glory in constant warfare. Rather, he listened to advisors, scholars, an…

City laws governing life in the great centers.

…onnection and an invitation to danger. Cities sit at the center of this movement. Magnur, Soumun, gnome workshops, kobold cities, dwarven…

…ire. The dwarves pressed her into their underground halls. People later took it over and reshaped it in their own way. Other nations, on t…

…ic seats of Umbra Profunda are the drow cities. They do not stand against the desert; they rise out of it. They are carved into canyons, s…

Kobold cities are different from human, elven, and dwarven centers. They often grow up around marshes, ro…

…the striking difference of their kobold cities. Hirch lies beneath the great crags of Kuilor and acts as a harder, more commercial, and mo…

… here that the naga kobolds built their cities. To land races they seem almost impossible: seats among the corals, carved into the cliffs,…

…. Dwarves who had learned to survive in underground shelters began expanding, connecting, and transforming their halls into full cities. O…

…es, landslides, and the collapse of old underground structures. Hvorzo was buried, and with it the last true remnant of the old northern k…

John II he came to the throne at a time when the empire finally stopped living in the shadow of a long war and could foc…

Henry II he ruled formally from 344, but he took over the actual exercise of power several years before the coronation, …

Tarianok was the third bearer of the Durbuluk title and the first true ruler of the cave goblins. Taking advantage of th…

…. it regulated the relationship between cities, provinces, states and the empire. It established clear rules for the flow of taxes and the…

…dwarves in the mountain halls formed an underground kingdom and established the Stone Crown after devastating strife. The Old Norse Empire…

A place forgotten, hidden, or erased from the ordinary maps.

The Elves were the first race to go beyond a purely tribal society to form a true kingdom with a dynasty, territorial ad…

…and coastal waters they built their own cities and turned their gaze further, to unknown currents and distant continents.

The Stone Crown Mountains on the surface feel like a hard and unkind land of cold, rocks, steep slopes, and deep passes.…

… dwarven kingdoms, family holdings, and underground power blocks. Some grew wealthy through gemstones, others controlled important passes,…

…leys, lonely oases, savannas, and stone cities that stretch south of the Great Elven Empire. To the north and northwest it borders the Anc…

…r, their culture grew harder, and their cities became a monumental fusion of elven elegance, sandstone, black stone, shadow, and deep mist…

…hey can live in underwater seats. Their cities are hidden among coral reefs, sea caves, and deep currents. Many humans, elves, and dwarves…

…rwater seats, lagoons, sea caves, coral cities, and hidden fortresses that stretch along the western coast of Ulvenor. The naga kobolds ha…

…s mined, and some of the most beautiful underground cities of all Ulvenor came into being. The dwarves in these mountains learned to under…

…ted a common economic framework for all cities and provinces. This move strengthened confidence in trade, made prices more transparent and…

…nto the everyday life of the provinces, cities and roads. It was here that John showed himself to be a monarch extremely suitable for his …

…umber of inhabitants, the importance of cities and the movement of people across the provinces. While previous generations were building r…

As cities developed, so did internal migration. People and people of other races migrated for work, s…

…ackled the complex issues of migration, cities and dynastic symbolism fell because of too worldly excess. Yet his legacy remained strong. …

…ger fully manage the situation. Several cities in the east were lost, and the Imperial Court seemed increasingly like a late-reacting and …

…tion associated with the most important cities or the imperial court. Henry wanted the games to become a true imperial holiday that would …

…lives of his subjects. In several large cities, the foundations of the sewage system were created, which significantly improved hygiene, p…

…lation while also relieving overcrowded cities in other parts of the empire. This process required additional investment. Cities in the so…

…ith Albert. He won four castles and two cities, but at the same time he immediately stripped every defeated relative of their titles and p…

…e Emperor, infiltrated the nobility and cities, tracked down suspicious connections, and created a web of fear that stretched beyond the r…

…the provinces with their governors, the cities with their mayors, and the villages with their elders. Governors were given greater powers …

…panded the sewage system to other large cities. At the same time, he supported the spread of enchantment as a new and increasingly common …

…ion was initially successful, capturing cities and castles, but then came the fateful decision to besiege the capital in winter. Poor logi…

…ness and gradually occupied castles and cities until the non-rebels formed a more coherent army against him. The decisive moment was the B…

…o with new entities such as some goblin cities. He directed all available funds into the repair of the empire. He had all three lines of d…

…ular schools for children. First in the cities, later also in the villages, children learned basic skills such as reading, writing, counti…

…nt markets and efforts to support large cities.

…rd Endoret united the rebellions in the cities of Coulim, Tarakulina, and Fire Rock, took control of some of the border towers, and summon…

…nor. His research led him to the buried cities of Frozen Stone, where generations of dwarves lay dead. There he created the first true nec…

…ven then. The mines were exhausted, the cities buried, and most of the dwarves had long ago retreated back to the safer regions of the Sto…

…ages to take full control of the buried cities and awaken enough of the dead, he can become an isolated threat into a force capable of thr…

…light. Unlike other goblins, he saw the underground as a home, not a hideout. This made him something more than just a fighter.

…beginning of a new era of danger in the underground.

…hat didn't play by the known rules. The underground war was different - unpredictable and full of traps.

…extension of his will. He could conquer cities, unite tribes, and lead great campaigns, but he could not create a system that would outliv…

…elf. He settled in one of the conquered cities and ruled here under the protection of the elven empire. He lived the rest of his life in r…

…ed Hirch into one of the most important cities of Ulvenor.

…he steppe. He subdued rebellions in the cities of Coulim, Tarakulina, and Fire Rock, captured some of the border towers, and called for he…

…y the most skilled practitioners—in the underground cities where darkness reigns, they have learned to control it with surgical precision.…

…ength lay in mobility, knowledge of the underground and the ability to react quickly. When their mines began to be attacked and trade rout…

… brought technical skills, knowledge of underground routes, and the ability to operate where others were lost. Together, they created a fo…

…routes. This combination of surface and underground pressure gradually weakened the goblin tribes and prevented them from regaining greate…

…Constant failed raids on goblin and elf cities showed that the fragmentation of the orcs was their greatest weakness. Pender understood th…

… campaign, he conquered several western cities and gradually penetrated to the borders of elven territories. Here, however, the weakness o…

…pire fell apart almost immediately. The cities were liberated either by Elven armies or by rebellions of the local population. The morals …

…ler. He settled in one of the conquered cities and ruled under the auspices of the elven empire. He lived the rest of his life without eve…

… interests—centaurs, humans, and Nordic cities alike. By constantly testing their knowledge in practice, they improved it faster than nati…

…es began to systematically expand their underground empires until they controlled almost the entire mountainous north. However, it was at …

…e borders of the original kingdoms, and underground passages extended to depths that earlier generations could not even imagine. The stone…

…rbuluk - the unifier of the orcs in the underground.

…lds. However, there was no front in the underground war. The enemy could come from anywhere - from the ceiling, from an unknown corridor, …

…or the first time in the history of the underground tribes, a leader appeared who was able to unite the fragmented groups into a single fo…

…on. The inhabitants of the more distant cities were suddenly not just passive recipients of reports of imperial greatness, but became dire…