Eirop

Eirop is a fictional continent featured in the fantasy novel "The Obsidian Gate" by A.J. Rivers. Within the narrative, Eirop serves as the primary setting for much of the story's events. It is described as a land of diverse landscapes, encompassing sprawling forests, rugged mountains, and fertile plains. The continent is populated by various sentient races and nations, each with its own history, culture, and political structure.

The political landscape of Eirop is characterized by a delicate balance of power between several major kingdoms. These nations often engage in trade, diplomacy, and, at times, conflict. Magic is a prevalent force in Eirop, influencing both the natural world and the lives of its inhabitants. Different schools and traditions of magic exist, utilized by mages and sorcerers for various purposes, from healing to warfare. The lore of Eirop suggests an ancient past filled with powerful beings and significant historical events that continue to shape the present. The Obsidian Gate, the titular artifact of the novel, is believed to hold immense power and is central to the unfolding plot within Eirop. The continent's geography and its inhabitants' interactions are integral to the overarching narrative of discovery and conflict presented in the book.