Gallia

Gallia is the kingdom that lies on either side of the River Fhir, and it's shape closely follows the shape of the winding river. A part of the Imperial Realm, Gallia came under Goroth's power at the end of the 10th Century, following several marriages between the Gallian, Iriiv, and Gorothian nobility.

The River Fhir
A wide river which is, in itself, a separate nation (of freshwater skridae), the River Fhir has

The Ten Cities
Rather than one capital, Gallia has ten major cities, each surounded by at least two walls. Inbetween the cities lie many farmsteads and herds of finsheep, portions of which are owed to the nearest cities in exchange for protection.

Hadrich's Wall
Until they were officially brought into the Imperial Realm, Gallia was famous for being entirely surrounded by a high wall, through which only 100 traders a year were allowed. As Gallia lies directly in the centre of the Western Kingdoms, the wall separated Yazorah, The Black Forest, Porchiis and the Italik penninsula quite neatly.

Though known as Hadrich's Wall, as it was a project initially ordered by King Hadrich in the 2nd Century, the wall is, in fact, two walls, one partially desroyed and one made up of three sections and two towers. Each as been named for the person who funded or actually finished it.

Kaspar Hill
Built in the 5th Century by a local Baron's third son, Lord Kaspar de Requinne, Kaspar Hill is the northernmost of the two towers along the eastern wall of Gallia. Noteworthy because of the three kinds of climbing roses that grow upon it, as well as the

The porttion of the wall just south of Kaspar Hill has no official name, as no one remembers who had actually built it. It was the earliest part of the project completed, having been started and finished, mysteriously, the day before King Hadrich ordered the wall to be built at all.