The Anvil

This region is thus named for its roughly anvil-shaped borders. It contains the following nations:

• Mÿthanos

• Horborixia

• The Feudal State of Duhn

  The Anvil, a region whose borders appear roughly as an anvil when depicted on a map, is a testament to the dramatic and rugged landscape that characterizes this portion of Nehwon. Here, the raw forces of nature and the indomitable will of its inhabitants have carved out nations that are as formidable as the land itself. Within The Anvil's boundaries lie Mÿthanos, Horborixia, and the Feudal State of Duhn, each contributing to the region's reputation as a place of power, mystique, and unyielding resilience.   Mÿthanos To the west, Mÿthanos stretches along the coastline, its shores battered by the relentless waves of the Sea of the East. It is a kingdom where the sea is both a life-giver and a destroyer, shaping the culture and livelihoods of its people. Mÿthanos is known for its skilled navigators and shipbuilders, with fleets that venture far beyond the horizon in search of trade and treasures. The coastal cities are architectural marvels, built to withstand the fury of the sea, their spires and domes a testament to the sophistication and endurance of the Mÿthanian people.   Horborixia Horborixia lies at the heart of The Anvil. This nation is shrouded in mystery, its people known for their deep understanding of the arcane arts. The Horborixians live in harmony with the land, drawing upon its latent energies to fuel their spells and enchantments. The great libraries and academies of Horborixia are centers of learning and magic, attracting scholars from across Nehwon to study its secrets and the ancient lore preserved within its vaults.   The Feudal State of Duhn To the south, the Feudal State of Duhn rises from the fertile valleys and rugged terrain that mark the end of The Anvil's form. Duhn is a land of Dwarven warriors and artisans, its society structured around a strict code of honor and fealty. The Duhnic lords rule from fortified castles, overseeing lands that are rich in minerals and metals, making Duhn renowned for its master blacksmiths and craftsmen. The people of Duhn are as hard as the steel they forge, proud and unyielding, their armies formidable in the art of war.   The Anvil, with its distinct geographic shape and the diverse nations within its embrace, is a region of stark contrasts and deep bonds. The people of Mÿthanos, Horborixia, and Duhn may differ in culture and traditions, but they share a common resilience and a deep connection to their land. The Anvil's strategic position has made it a focal point for trade, conflict, and alliances, its history written in the blood and toil of its people. It is a land where the hammer of destiny forges heroes and legends, shaped by the anvil of the earth itself.