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Much larger version of the Three Lands map (1.67 MB).
Koretia, Emor, and Daxis were all founded on the same day, but as the
centuries have passed, the Three Lands of the Great Peninsula have
become increasingly divided by religion, government, and culture.
Koretians worship many gods, Daxions worship one goddess, and Emorians
revere only their law. Emorians claim that Koretians are vicious and
superstitious, Koretians think that Daxions are vile oath-breakers, and
Daxions charge that Emorians abuse their children and slaves.
If a god were to appear in the Three Lands, would his appearance bring an end to the fighting between nations? Or would he merely help to spark an inferno of war?
Chronicles of the Great Peninsula is a cycle of fantasy series about an epic battle between cultures, set at a time when a centuries-old civilization is in danger of being destroyed.
The Thousand Nations. In a shattered world of warriors and barbarisms, only the deepest ties of friendship and romance can protect them. That, and a god they may not be able to trust. ¶ The Thousand Nations is a fantasy series about what happens after the fall of a civilization. The series is inspired by conflicts between nations during the Dark Ages.
Pronunciation Guide to Proper Names in the Great Peninsula. Includes an MP3 file.
Peter's Family Tree. An Emorian royal genealogy for the period of the Late Charas. Includes minor spoilers for Law Links and Blood Vow.
Chronicles of the Great Peninsula bibliography. Includes a note on the geography and history of the Great Peninsula.
Shared Universes: Works set in the Great Peninsula world by other authors and artists.
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