Querrill

Querrill is a fictional realm frequently used as a setting in fantasy fiction and tabletop role-playing games. In most renderings, it lies in a temperate zone along a rugged coastline and consists of a mainland peninsula and a cluster of islands. The landscape features dense forests, high cliffs, and scattered ruins dating from earlier cultures. The name Querrill is thought to derive from an old maritime language; however, etymology varies by author.

Governance and society are commonly depicted as a decentralized realm divided into coastal duchies and inland principalities, with a constitutional council or a lordly monarchy depending on the source. The population is described as diverse, including fisherfolk, artisans, and fort builders, and languages often include a common tongue and regional dialects. The economy centers on fishing, shipbuilding, timber, and mineral extraction, with trade routes linking Querrill to neighboring realms.

History and notable features describe Querrill as a land with ancient ruins and sacred sites that appear in regional folklore. Notable landmarks frequently cited include sea fortresses, ruined monasteries, and coastal straits that influence navigation and trade. Querrill appears across various fictional continuities, with differences in geography, myth, and political structure according to the author or game system.