Korados is a land of widely mixed races, nearly every race that is found on Alistarr is 
found on Korados, and there is no single ruler on this continent.

The city of Korath is considered to be the capitol of Korados as it is the oldest city on 
the continent and has a population of about 50,000. It is ruled by King Sundarth IV, he 
currently has no queen, his last queen Miranda, died of an unknown disease several years ago.

Amperyth is a vast elven city that is built both on the ground and in the trees on the 
northern edge of the Ampyr forest. The city is ruled by Princess Rhiannon, she has ruled 
for over three hundred years and is still very young, as far as elves are concerned. The 
city has an estimated population of 25,000.

Livore is a massive city in the plains of Korados, it is ruled by a Centaur, Lord Ozdul. The 
city is an open city, anybody wishing to dwell there is welcome to. Livore supplies most of the 
produce to the rest of the continent, and is still able to export a large quantity to the 
rest of Alistarr. Livore is also well known for the most feared military force on the planet, 
the 10,000 strong All Centaur Heavy Calvary. The population of Livore is normally around 95,000 
but can swell to over 150,000 during harvest season.

Rhindall is an enormous port city with a population of over 85,000, and is ruled by King Lormund, 
often known as Lormund the Lazy. King Lormund holds the distinction of being the only publicly 
elected King on all of Alistarr. When the last king died with no heirs, the citizens decided to elect 
the new one, and Lormund was a well known and extremely prosperous merchant. Under Lormund's rule 
the city has greatly prospered so nobody has any reason to remove Lormund as king.

Myrkor is the largest city on Korados in terms of the space it takes up, but its population is only 
about 50,000 people. It is ruled by a Merchant Prince, Captain Itino Drusu, and he has ruled the 
city for eight years. Unlike Rhindall, this city works very hard for its money, which it is earning 
in vast quantities. Drusu is a hardliner on strict discipline, criminals are harshly punished, 
begging is outlawed and nobody wants to know what has been done with the homeless of the city.

Vilnar is a large city on the southern end of the continent, it is also a port city, but not a major 
one. The city is ruled by Lord Dramathar, his lordship has passed from father to son for eleven 
generations. Vilnar is home to the great college Otherion, where some of the greatest scholars and 
diplomats have been taught. Vilnar has a population of about 25,000.

The Koradanth mountains is a large mountain range, it is known to have several dwarven mines in it, 
and there is supposed to be the remains of a dwarven city, but no evidence directly points to this 
being true.

The Lysull river flows from the Koradanth mountains to the sea, passing along the northern part of 
the city of Livore. The river is very shallow from Livore to its source, but Lord Ozdul had a vast 
work project done that deepened the river to the city, so that sea galleys could sail up river to 
the city to trade.

The Showtamar river is a fast flowing river that runs through the city of Rhindall, only small fishing 
boats traverse the river above the city of Rhindall.

The Peniroot river is a deep river, but as there no major cities along the river, no large vessels 
sail it, only the small fishing boats from towns on the river are found on the river.

The mountain range of Koranth-Sa is home to a large Dwarven fortress somewhere in the mountains, 
the dwarves are sworn to not reveal its location to anybody. It produces a very high grade of ore 
that the dwarves use to produce a wide variety of products.

Lake Voltima is a large lake that is connected to the sea by the Voltima river. Sea Galleys can 
sail up the river and get close enough to the city of Koranth to trade with it. 

The Volme forest is a large forest that is almost totally infested by chaos, so the people that live 
near the forest and harvest its trees have to do so with great care.