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The World of Mitbark

Mitbark is a vast, medieval-fantasy world of towering ambitions, ancient rivalries, and diverse races—home to humans, elves, demons, and demi-humans. Its history is written by the clash of empires, the fervor of faith, and the stubborn hope of refugees, all spread across three major continents and shrouded lands of mystery and peril.

The Southeastern Continent: Realm of Fire and Flight

This continent is dominated by the most fearsome power in Mitbark: The Empire of Terror. Ruled by the half-dragon Dragon Queen Maria, it is a realm built on conquest and fear. Maria, a towering figure of immense power with draconic wings, tail, and horns, personifies violence and dreams of global domination, yet secretly yearns for a worthy challenger.

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Her hatred is particularly reserved for the Kingdom of Fermaloo, a nation founded by refugees from her empire. Ruled by the gentle succubus Patricia, Fermaloo is a sanctuary for peace-loving demons, sustained by her compassion and diplomatic alliances.

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To the north lies the Tribal Alliance of Fangsvan, occupying the Great Steppe. Governed by the young and fiercely loyal wolf-girl Nika Whitefang, this alliance of demi-human tribes values strength, honor, and the prosperity of the "pack" above all. The continent's trade is commanded by the Federation of Remberla, a mercantile power whose councils control the sea lanes, making them a key player in the continent's fragile politics. The continent’s eastern edge holds the Forgotten Lands, a silent graveyard from which no explorer has ever returned.

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The Northernmost Continent: Brothers, Faith, and Frozen Madness

The north is a land of stark contrasts and deep-seated conflict. Its central feature is the "Two Brothers" Mountains, where two rival states, founded by siblings, have their impregnable fortress-capitals. The Hekhaf Empire is led by Beron V, a warlike but just 45-year-old king with ample fortifications but few subjects. His brother, Holy Remon, 28, rules the Gorkhaf Theoc