Kingdom of Kondaria

The Kingdom of Kondaria, also known as the Land of the Veil, has long weathered the conflicts, wars and strife of the Middle Kingdoms. Previously known through all of Ithia as a land of learning and great mages and spellcrafters, the Starlight War left the land trapped for some six centuries behind the Veil, a defensive spell gone wrong. Only in recent years was the Veil lifted through the hard work of Kondarian mages and thus connections with the outer countries reforged.

Description
Of the Middle Kingdoms, Kondaria stands the most lively and seemingly open to any man to seek his fortune or change the stars of his fate with his own two hands. Though it is young in comparison to age old lands such as Phynta or the Mireny Imperium, whom have existed since the Old War in some fashion, Kondaria has grown robust for its succor provided to its citizens.

Governed by monarchy, the Lionyia line has ruled the country from their seat in Elderfort since the foundation of the kingdom some century or so before the Starlight War. The royal family, though varied in severity of rule as any line might, has generally been held in high regards and often produces remarkable workers of divine magics, which tales and legends usually owe to their elven ancestors.

A rolling land of farms and fiefs, Kondaria is boarded on the north by the Lîrwood and their wood elven neighbors. To the south lay its two other neighbors and the other nations in the Middle Kingdoms, Maurudren and Hyrn. Kondaria itself is made up of fiefdoms that swear fealty to the king in Elderfort. Each lord provides a tithe of supplies to Elderfort and young nobles are sent to the capital for training in arms or spellcraft during their youth. That being said, the knight's hall and mage's college of Elderfort do not close their doors to the commonfolk.

Generally respected as a land of prosperity, Kondaria's recent strife has seen is populace put through harsh times, but the end of the War of Ash left the kingdom on the path of recovery and truce being bridged between it and its neighbors.