A dangerous realm of kingdoms, relics, guilds, and histories written in dragonbone.
The Dragonheim Online world map tracks political geography, hazards, resources, and travel overlays from the same persistent world archive.
Dragonheim's map is no longer just a direction page. It now reflects the same persisted world archive records used across the lore surfaces, keeping future interactive layers tied to real published data.
The underlying lore data already supports region-aware presentation instead of a purely decorative world image.
Five kingdoms, the neutral Heartlands and the unclaimed Ashen Wastes, divided into 17 duchies and 45 counties.
Every realm is divided into duchies, counties and baronies, and every name is a starting name: players and kings can rename them.
Open layer archive →Sixteen biomes from glacier to jungle, each with its own weather through the seasons.
One calendar for the world; each biome reacts to it in its own way.
Open layer archive →22 rivers, 5 lakes, nine waterfalls, and the trunk roads and lanes between every town.
There is no fast travel: roads are built for wagons, and the rivers are crossed at bridges and fords.
Open layer archive →The neutral crownland at the centre, on the western shore of the Syllogian Expanse: open grass, scattered oaks and hedgerows, and the most traversable ground in the world. Every new player begins here, levels 1 to 10. The alpha is the Heartlands.
The cold north: the Frostfire Peaks and the Crownpeak range within them, the empty Tundra Plain and the Frostfire Glacier. Sheltered valleys hold frostwood and dark conifer; the high ground is bare.
The east: the Arashi Coast of cliffs and harbours, Ginsui Marsh where the rivers reach the Syllogian Expanse, and bamboo, maple, cherry and terraced fields between. The capital is a harbour.
The Shadowfen: a drowned forest of alder, willow and moss-hung cypress standing in water and cut by channels. Northgate's fortress guards the road from the Heartlands; Carrion Reach is an island reached only by ferry.
The south-west: the Cinderheart Mountains and the volcano Cinderfall, the lava and ash of the Ashfang Barrens, and the Verdanthorn Jungle along the whole south-west coast. Ridges make it a land of chokepoints.
The west: the Veridia River plains, the Golden Fields' farmland, and the Ember Wilds, old conifer forest down the western coast burned at its southern end by the volcano. The gentlest kingdom and the most farmable.
Desert and badlands between Ignis Hold and Morvath, held by no kingdom and reached by no kingdom's law: the outlaws' refuge.
A duchy of The Heartlands, 86 km² in 2 counties.
Open duchy archive →The royal duchy of Kryonost, 336 km² in 5 counties.
Open duchy archive →A duchy of Kryonost, 95 km² in 1 county.
Open duchy archive →A duchy of Kryonost, 300 km² in 5 counties.
Open duchy archive →The royal duchy of Kairyu, 239 km² in 3 counties.
Open duchy archive →These landmarks anchor the current world map to real roads, crossing points, hazard frontiers, and neutral transit hubs.
The treaty hall in Codexis, where kingdoms' oaths are sworn and kept.
Codexis
Open landmark archive →The great inland sea of the east, bordered by the Heartlands' shore at Tidemark and Kairyu's Ginsui Marsh.
East of the Heartlands
Open landmark archive →A lake in the Golden Fields, fed by the Goldbrook.
The Golden Fields
Open landmark archive →Living ice of about 40 km², the source of the northern rivers; the Shirakawa rises at its edge.
North-east, beside the Ice Wyrm Lair
Open landmark archive →Valithrax's lair, high in the peaks across the glacier.
Far north-east
Open landmark archive →Syllogis's lair, off the eastern cliffs, reached by a crumbling path at low tide or by boat.
The Arashi Coast
Open landmark archive →Nihiloth's lair, a long descent deep in the Shadowfen.
The Shadowfen
Open landmark archive →The Red dragon's lair, in the crater of a volcano inside the Verdanthorn Jungle.
The south-west coast
Open landmark archive →Emerantia's lair, a crag deep in the ancient forest.
The Ember Wilds
Open landmark archive →The last reliable well before the open desert.
The Wastes' edge
Open landmark archive →Where starsteel falls: the richest and most dangerous ground in the world.
The heart of the Wastes
Open landmark archive →An island of about 42 km² off Morvath's coast, reached by ferry only.
Off the south-east coast
Open landmark archive →The fortress pass that guards Morvath's road from the Heartlands.
Morvath's north-west border
Open landmark archive →The most traversable ground in the world, where the trunk roads meet.
The centre
Open landmark archive →The northern range, 800-1,500 m, with the Crownpeak Mountains around Crownspire: the barrier that makes passes matter.
The north
Open landmark archive →Vast, flat, exposed and deliberately empty.
The north
Open landmark archive →Veridia's farmland, where golden wheat grows.
The centre-west
Open landmark archive →Old conifer forest down the western coast, burned at its south by the volcano.
The west coast
Open landmark archive →The volcano Cinderfall (about 1,480 m) and its lower vent in the Cinderheart range.
The south-west
Open landmark archive →Uninhabited lava and ash between Ignis Hold's valleys, with a volcanic field and a chain of craters.
Around Ignis Hold
Open landmark archive →Rainforest along the whole south-west coast, with Khaovore's Eye inside it.
The south-west coast
Open landmark archive →A drowned forest cut by channels, where the southern rivers stagnate.
The south-east
Open landmark archive →A 2 km band of cliffs, bays and harbours down Kairyu's eastern shore.
The east coast
Open landmark archive →The north-east shore of the Expanse, where Kairyu's rivers reach the inland sea.
Between Ranshu and Kuromon
Open landmark archive →Ignis Hold's port on the south coast, where the Emberflow reaches the sea.
The south coast
Open landmark archive →Morvath's port, at the Fenwater's mouth.
The south-east coast
Open landmark archive →Tombs beneath the world, and the Fallen who rule them.
Underground
Open landmark archive →The Thornwarden's overgrown hold.
Underground
Open landmark archive →7 km of river, reaching a lake.
Mouth near 19, 13 km
Open landmark archive →8 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 21, 5 km
Open landmark archive →18 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 41, 24 km
Open landmark archive →21 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 34, 3 km
Open landmark archive →26 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 48, 4 km
Open landmark archive →3 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 60, 6 km
Open landmark archive →8 km of river, reaching a lake.
Mouth near 28, 26 km
Open landmark archive →6 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 59, 12 km
Open landmark archive →20 km of river, reaching a lake.
Mouth near 54, 44 km
Open landmark archive →19 km of river (ice on top, water running beneath), reaching a lake.
Mouth near 29, 39 km
Open landmark archive →25 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 54, 28 km
Open landmark archive →6 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 51, 1 km
Open landmark archive →8 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 21, 52 km
Open landmark archive →15 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 40, 29 km
Open landmark archive →20 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 71, 24 km
Open landmark archive →23 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 51, 31 km
Open landmark archive →3 km of river, reaching a lake.
Mouth near 52, 52 km
Open landmark archive →42 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 69, 33 km
Open landmark archive →2 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 19, 51 km
Open landmark archive →39 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 8, 37 km
Open landmark archive →4 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 66, 47 km
Open landmark archive →15 km of river, reaching the sea.
Mouth near 69, 44 km
Open landmark archive →Fed by The Hailrun; the water stands at 122 m.
53, 44 km
Open landmark archive →Fed by The Icevein; the water stands at 257 m.
29, 39 km
Open landmark archive →Fed by The Goldbrook; the water stands at 73 m.
28, 26 km
Open landmark archive →Fed by The Ashrill; the water stands at 803 m.
19, 13 km
Open landmark archive →Fed by The Stonerun; the water stands at 234 m.
52, 52 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 40 m.
63.8, 47.4 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 40 m.
62.2, 48.4 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 40 m.
18.0, 7.9 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 31 m.
19.6, 8.3 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 40 m, frozen.
34.7, 45.9 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 38 m.
51.3, 49.0 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 37 m.
19.5, 11.8 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 40 m.
50.1, 51.0 km
Open landmark archive →A sheer drop of 24 m.
22.5, 51.3 km
Open landmark archive →