Mithra is part of a largely unexplored continent. What is west? Well there’s a lot. What’s south? Even more. Mithra itself is usually divided into four parts. The hearthlands, the middle of Mithra, most wells and human kingdoms are located here. The North, the dominion rules here. The south, everything south of the hearthlands. And the west. The west is mostly unexplored, but many deep-malen live here, as well as some human colonies. The hearthland itself is divided into many nations. Among these nations, one stands out most. The republic.   The republic formed at the end of the third era and quickly expanded in the powerhouse it is now. It controls four of the seven hearthland wells and has the most powerful army in the region. Built on the ruins of the empire and the ancient malen, this nation has much historical value. It is ruled by the senate from Querinth, the ancient capital of the world.   Other kingdoms still rule from their ancient seats. Among them, is Stellios. Stellios has been the ancestral home of the descendants of the first arriving humans in Mithra. This is why it still harbours much of the culture and many of the customs of the voyagers.

All over Mithra, larges holes in the ground reach farther down than the sharpest man can see. Sparkling with power, like a web of lightning, colored in shades of red, blue, and purple. The wells contain immense power. But the problem is containing it. Wellpower has been a subject of bright minds for decades. Orders revolve around it, and wars have been fought over the wells. Their power, however, is not limitless. Through analyzing the different schools (categories of appliance, created by human well-mages), I have come to the conclusion that wellpower cannot break laws of reality. Magic is the only thing that can do that.