feeria

Feeria is a fictional realm used in various works of fantasy, including novels, role-playing games, and video games. It is commonly presented as a mutable setting where magic interacts with natural phenomena, allowing different authors to adapt the world to their stories. There is no single canonical Feeria.

Etymology varies by work. In some texts the name is linked to the idea of the fey or to an invented toponym, reflecting its status as a flexible setting rather than a fixed mythos.

Geography and regions: Feeria spans diverse landscapes, such as archipelago coastlines, floating islands, crystal forests, deserts of glass, and subterranean realms. Some versions include dimensional portals, weather anomalies, or shifting geography.

Magic and science: Magic systems are common and often central; many depictions use elemental, rune-based, or ley-line mechanics, sometimes integrated with technology. The balance between magic and science ranges from medieval to techno-magical aesthetics.

Society and factions: Communities are organized into kingdoms, city-states, guilds, mage orders, and nomadic clans. Power often hinges on access to magical knowledge, control of artifacts, or mastery of portals.

In media and scholarship: Feeria appears in standalone novels, campaign settings for tabletop RPGs, and independent games. Because different authors reinterpret Feeria, the lore can vary significantly between works.