The Kingdom of V’eild

The Kingdom of V’eild - The Heart of Trade

Role | Kael’vharun | People | Culture & Religion | Legacy


Welcome to V’eild, a kingdom of sun-scorched deserts, tropical coastlines, towering mountain ranges and a thriving trade metropolis where almost every culture of Ananthara can be found.

At the centre of this vibrant realm lies Kael’varun, a city of markets, taverns, workshops and countless stories.

Trade ships arrive in its harbour every day, caravans cross the desert and deep within the southern mountains, the Dur’kaen forge some of Ananthara’s most sought-after artefacts from ancient minerals.

Yet behind the prosperity of V’eild lies a history shaped by dragon rule, rebellion and the deeply rooted desire of its people to determine their own fate.


The Role of V’eild in Ananthara

V’eild is the economic heart of Ananthara.

Merchants, envoys and goods from every kingdom converge here. Vast markets, trade guilds and neutral banks ensure that contracts can be negotiated, currencies exchanged and trade routes protected.

While Bay’r provides food, timber and medicinal plants, and Thal’draen contributes magical knowledge and technology, V’eild connects these resources and carries them throughout the world.

But the kingdom is far more than a place where goods simply change hands.

Its position between sea, desert and mountain makes V’eild a cultural crossroads.

Sailors, craftsmen, nomads, humans, dwarves and travellers from distant lands leave behind their stories, languages and traditions within the streets of Kael’varun.

This diversity has made the kingdom one of the liveliest — and most unpredictable — places in Ananthara.

Kael’vharun – The Trading Capital

Kael’vharun - Concept Art

Architecture & Cityscape

The Peoples of V’eild

Varin’nar - Concept Art

V’eild is home to several cultures whose ideas of freedom, duty and community could hardly be more different.

The Varin’nar, the humans of Ananthara, dominate many of the great cities. Their Thal’ithara is known as Varin – the Flame of Aspiration.

Willpower, ambition, change and self-determination lie at the centre of their culture.

In the northern mountain regions live the Kael’nar.

These nomads deliberately turned away from the strict hierarchies of the cities. They live in smaller clans, follow natural cycles and value experience, courage and wisdom more highly than birthright or titles.

Deep within the southern mountains lie the realms of the Dur’kaen. This ancient dwarven people possesses an extraordinary connection to stone, crystal and dragon magic. Some Dur’kaen carry mineral structures within their very skin, and their smiths are counted among the finest craftsmen in Ananthara. To them, veins of ore are not merely resources. They are known as the Blood of the Old Gods.

Culture and Religion

Wappen von V’eild

The culture of V’eild has been deeply shaped by its history.

After the disappearance of the Old Dragons, many mortal peoples found themselves living beneath the rule of powerful Drae’khar bloodlines.

From oppression, rebellion and war emerged a society that places extraordinary importance on self-determination and personal will.

This belief survives within the Flame of Aspiration.

A person should not wait for gods or destiny to determine their path.

They should create it themselves.

Yet traces of the old faiths remain everywhere.

Ancient temples still stand within the deserts.

The Dur’kaen honour the power of stone and fire within their mountains.

And the enormous dragon wall surrounding Kael’varun serves as a constant reminder that even a kingdom that rejected the rule of its gods can never completely escape their legacy.

The Legacy of V’eild

V’eild is a kingdom of contrasts.

Tropical coasts and deadly deserts. Royal palaces and chaotic markets. Ancient dragon magic and an unwavering desire for self-determination. Kael’varun embodies this perhaps more strongly than any other place.

Beneath its streets lies the petrified body of a power from the past, while above it markets continue to grow, ships enter the harbour, bards create new stories and people shape their own futures. V’eild reminds us that history may shape who we are but it does not have to decide what comes next.


Read More: Varin’nar & Kael’nar | Dur’kaen | Draek’har

Read more about other Kingdoms: Bay’r | Thal’draen

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