Main

"Main" is the common name for the centre continent in East Valearia. Its name is rendered in the most common language, Ciledyonaen.

Realms and Races
Main is made up of two realms divided by Deepwood. These realms are Ciledyonahii and Jhivdoras. There is also the tiny realm/country of Krenia in the south. Its native inhabitants are mainly Dvesingr, Ciledfen, Jhirvren, Tathon Indraa, Eclipse, Kron, and Grynhistln. Mages/Alocytes, Nafilwn, and Orvandinen arrived later in history.

The Hub of Conflict and Culture
Though Attempts spring up anywhere, Main (and specifically Ciledyonahii) has been the main centre of attack.

Aside from this, it is the most cultured and well-documented of all the continents. It can be noted that Southern developed magic and technology in different - and in some way more advanced - ways, but Main is still considered the most advanced as a whole.

Topography and Geography
See also: Ciledyonahii In the north, above Deepwood, is a lush area of fields and plains. This gets more arid as it proceeds to the east, but it is still fertile and green even at the farthest reaches. It's shores are slow and slanted, with very few areas of bluffs or cliffs.

It has two mountain ranges, a massive lake, and a small forest to the north.

The Deepwood is a massive forest (though some classify it as a rainforest or jungle) which stretches the width of the continent, fully seperating north from south. In it dwells the Tathon Indraa. The trees in it grow to immense heights. Their height combined with the forest's size (several miles across at its shortest portion) create a rainshadow, contributing to the desert-like realm below it. It connects to Dreamscape via the Great Esper, an immense tree much larger than any other in Deepwood.

Below the Deepwood lies in the east a desert and in the west an arid grassland. Across it winds the massive Vertwisst river. Other than that there are few distinguishing details.

Below this is a small "tail" of land that sticks out like an archepelago. This land is arid, though not quite a desert, much like the western portions above it.