Crowiden

This world is the setting to a collection of books in "The Crown and The Faith" Universe.
  The Sun, the Moons and the Realm was formed nearly ten billion years ago by the Celestials. And for years the Celestials have lived amongst each other peaceful and calm. Until one day, the Sun came down from her high perch, and sorched the Realm. For millions of years to come, the remaining Celestials stayed hidden in the outer-sphere, some never to be heard of or seen again. Excle, a smaller fraction of the Celestials returned back to the Realm in hopes to restore it's lands. And for the next ten thousand years, Crowiden or the Realm thrives, under a new order of beings, mankind.   The Vale A highly advanced and populated region amongst all of Crowiden. It is located on the entire eastern hemisphere of Crowiden. The Vale was divided amongst its respected Kingdoms under the Crown.

Cantryus, Veldici, Tantyum and Argus.

The Islands A collection of six small islands, located on the southern and eastern hemisphere of Crowiden. Baisland Island, the largest of the six, technically belongs to the Vale, although it is located in the Islands Region.

Heryc Isles, P'ohana Island, Rhila's Pit, Khya Rra Jungle, and Tu' ki Island.

The Outer Lands A large desert and jungle region, nearly half as large as The Vale and located on the western hemisphere of Crowiden. The Outer Lands are divided into three independent countries with strong beliefs and cultures that differs between The Vale and The Islands.

North Umbar, South Umbar and Lyson.

The Tombs A rocky, deserted, wasteland region, located on the northeastern hemisphere of Crowiden. The Tombs is rarely visited and Sea Captains do not dare to test their waters of whirlpools and large boulders. But, tucked away between the cracks and steeps of the sandy cliffs is the small settlement tribe.

Zuryck

Although Crowiden is adversely immersive and grand world, the first book of the Series solely focuses on two of the four regions. There are references of history, -- through flashbacks, and conversational references of people and place throughout the Outer Lands.   As you explore Crowiden more, you find there's a lot to learn, understand and imagine. The regions, people, cultures, secrets, powerful organizations, stories and histories over Crowiden is what will draw you into a new, upbeat and twisted, epic fantasy world.