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D'Naerea is the name of both the fantasy world and the main contenent on that world. Two other significant land
masses existed prior to 900 AG:
the northeastern island of Silverblade; and
the western island of Ventura.
Both "islands" are really small continents in and of themselves, but due to their small size in relation to the major
continent, they are called "islands".
As unique as the world itself is the mythology of D'Naerea. From the "creation mythos" up to modern day (2nd century
FG), the mythologies and religions of D'Naerea have shifted and changed.
Elements play a vital role in most of the religions of the world. In D'Naerea, there are six recognized elements:
Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Metal, and Magic. It is from these six elements that the majority of pantheons and mythological
events occur.
Each race has its own interpretations of the older myths. In those cases where a particular story parallels between
pantheons, the practical student can see the correlation and realize that, in most cases, only the names have been changed.
During the 900s FG, the Magedom of Dorma and the Island of Ventura were very popular adventure settings. However,
in the 1200s, the Island of Silverblade became the popular retreat.
As our world has developed, we've seen more action on Silverblade than any other place in the world. This has led
to some very difinitive development of that region. Adventures can easily be mapped out using some of the detailed notes
and information provided in the Silverblade document.
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Nations of D'Naerea is a document that discusses the different countries and areas that have
been developed for game play.
Click here for Nations of D'Naerea
Mythos of D'Naerea is a document that discusses the various mythos, stories and religions of
the D'Naerean world. With this kind of variety and flexibility, there could easily be something in here for everyone.
Click here for Mythos of D'Naerea
The Silverblade document contains a great deal of fun and informative information for any GM
or player considering to use the island. It is both wild and civilized, medieval and rennaissance, depending on your
approach.
Click here for the Silverblade document
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