Eldor

Eldor is a fictional realm that appears in various fantasy novels, tabletop RPG supplements, and video games. It is commonly portrayed as a continental setting with a medieval technological level and an emphasis on magic, commerce, and political intrigue.

The geography of Eldor comprises diverse regions, including the forested Aelder Woods in the north, the fertile Verdant Plains at the center, arid southern deserts near the coast, and the Shielded Highlands to the east. Major rivers, mountain ranges, and coastal trade routes connect cities.

The lore of Eldor typically includes ancient empires, the rise of regional kingdoms, repeated wars between rival factions, and periodic unifications under a central council or monarch. A tradition of magical scholarship often intersects with political power.

Society and culture: In many depictions, Eldori society blends aristocratic and mercantile classes, with guilds controlling crafts and trade. Common cultural elements include festivals, mage academies, and a respect for artisans. Languages vary by region, with a common trade tongue.

Government and economy: Governance ranges from a hereditary monarchy to a guild-led city-state or a hybrid council. The economy emphasizes trade, mining, forestry, and magic-based industries in some versions.

Notable locations: The capital city often named Valenport or Drakkenhall; other notable sites include the Silver Forest, the Iron Coast, and the Citadel of Aelith. These sites provide political, economic, and magical hubs in stories.

In media and reception: Eldor serves as a flexible backdrop enabling world-building and game design; its details vary by author and product, allowing players and readers to adapt it to different narratives.