Tales Of Galadria
2 min readJan 7, 2023
- In the sprawling medieval kingdom of Arvandor, the people were divided into four regions, each with its own unique climate and way of life. The northern region was a land of icy winters and short, cool summers, while the southern region was hot and dry, with scorching temperatures and little rainfall. The eastern and western regions lay in between, with more moderate climates that varied depending on the time of year.
- Each region was home to a village of 240 villagers, all of whom lived in small wooden cabins and worked together to survive the changing seasons. At the head of each village was a council of ten senior villagers, chosen by the people to lead and guide the community. These council members were wise and experienced, with a deep understanding of the land and the challenges faced by their fellow villagers. Despite the differences in climate, all of the villagers in Arvandor shared a common goal: to work together and support each other in order to thrive. They knew that by sharing resources and helping each other through difficult times, they could build a better future for themselves and their families. But despite their peaceful existence, there was always a sense of rivalry between the different regions of Arvandor.
- Each village was proud of its own way of life and traditions, and there was often competition between them for resources and status. However, there had never been any official wars or conflicts between the villages. That all changed when a mysterious crater opened up in the north of the kingdom. The northern villagers were convinced that the other regions were somehow responsible for the strange occurrence, and tensions began to rise between them.
- The council members of each village worked tirelessly to try and calm the situation, but the mistrust and suspicion only seemed to grow. As the seasons changed and the villagers continued to struggle with the challenges of survival, the rift between the northern and southern, eastern, and western regions only deepened.
- It was uncertain how the conflict would ultimately be resolved, but one thing was clear: the unity and cooperation that had once defined the kingdom of Arvandor was in danger of being torn apart.
