About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 42. Chapters: Astral Plane, Baldur, Baldur, Barrensburg, Bisau, Corinth, Dodge the Bullette, Dome of the Rock, Elemental Planes, Goneril, Goneril, Haverstad River, Hellfire Prison, King's Reach, King's Road, Landinis, Landover, Lighthouse of Telamore, Malagassy, Malvont City, Mechanus, Mind's Touch, Negative Energy Plane, Nubian Sea, Nyasa City, Nyasa Civilization, Ornan Jungle, Point North, Port Brogan, Port Nyasa, Port Townsend, Port Wyatt, Prime Material Plane, Prospero, Ravinia, Rock Rock Rock, Ruins of Eldergrin, Stone Step, Syscian's Tower, Tanaki's Wall, Temple in King's Reach, The Dark Tower, The Hall of Many Things, The Nautilus, The Northern Continent, The Southern Continent, The Stumbling Duck, The Vargus School, Throne of Discord, Tindersmarsh, Ulgrof's Pass, Underdark, Vatislavil's, Warehouse H, Wilderfey Wild, Wroth's End, Xenteroth's Tower, Yarmoth. Excerpt: The Astral Plane is one of the infinite planes of the multiverse. It is dotted by fixed portals leading to other planes, such as the Prime Material Plane. It is populated by, among other things, djinni and efreeti. Don't mess with them. Baldur is a seaside nation-state to the south of Goneril and to the north of Malvont City on The Northern Continent. Its capital is Baldur City. It has been, at various times, a limited democracy under the Guildhome System, a Revolutionary Dictatorship, and a Zone of Anarchy. Baldur was settled in 1200 FA by colonists from Malvont City. The peninsula's ample farmland made for incredible prosperity for those fleeing the overcrowded streets of Malvont. The first government was a hereditary monarchy under the Dudek kings, whose pious nature lead to the creation of the first Pantheon in Baldur City. Baldur gained independence from Malvont in 1220 FA. On October 31, 1441 SA, the system of government ceased to be a limited democracy under the Guildhome System under the chairmanship of Edmund Vargus. Highman Grax removed Vargus from power by for...
