To view the details of a particular nation, choose from the above dropdown menu and select Go. Not all of the descriptions supplied here necessarily outline nations, as some offer details on wild and unpopulated regions, places of interest and areas that are worthy of a mention. Each is laid out in the following format:

Map: each map shows the national borders of the country being explored, plus its extended borders (for those nations with empires), areas of cultural influence, friends and enemies, and those regions with which it trades. Some nations described here are in fact part of larger empires, but were once independent themselves. The maps for these nations show only their national borders, as they are otherwise, for all intent and purpose, considered to be part of the larger empire they now serve.

Area Square Miles: the rough area in square miles of that nation.

Population: the total population, including all significant humanoid races, plus the average population per square mile.

Racial Balance: the racial details, as a percentage of the total population, of those races that make up the population.

Capital City: the capital city of that country, if it has one, along with the city's population.

Government: the chosen political structure for that nation, if any. This will be one of: autocracy, confederation, democracy, despotism, dictatorship, imperial, monarchy, oligarchy, republic or tribal. By far, the most common form of government is monarchy.

World View: the attitude of each nation toward its neighbors (passive, defensive or aggressive) and a number of terms that best sum that nation up (ie agricultural, nomadic, seafaring, wild, etc). Each nation can have one or more such terms, but will only ever have one attitude.

Alignment: the general alignment of that nation (and, hence, the most common alignment of its people).

Religion: the main gods that are held in esteem by that nation. The list reflects the racial balance statistics (see above); so if humans are the largest racial group in that nation, followed by elves and dwarves, the list of deities will also be listed in that order (ie humans first, then elves, then dwarves). Within this context, they are listed alphabetically. No deity is listed in more than one list, even if more than one racial group prays to that god (for instance, both elves and gnomes are likely to follow Ky, but it will only be listed once nonetheless).

Languages: the main languages spoken by the people of that nation, listed alphabetically.

Climate: the climate of that nation, from: arctic, continental cool summer, humid subtropical, subarctic, subtropical, temperate, tropical, warm temperate.

Overview: a brief overview, fleshing out detail and including information on wars, alliances, and relevant current affairs.

Significant Trade Exports: the main exports of that nation.

Brief History: a brief and interesting look at the history and evolution of that nation and its people.

The Major Towns and Cities: a brief outline of the most significant urban centers found in that nation.

Organizations: an overview of any major organization relevant to that nation.

Important Personages: a look at any significant individuals presently dwelling in that nation.