NPCs
This caravanner was kicked out of the Explorers Guild for allegedly failing to report a number of magic items and trinkets which he sent to his sister to sell in her shop in Polos.
Takyuba Cain
The hallucinogenic substance created from the spice plants that grow in purple worm breeding dens is known as this.
Ruun
This city is iconic for its grey sands, borderline marshy terrain, and abundance of locusts.
Ikhir
Edict of Razaketh
There were many types of warforged created by the original Iron Lords. Among these were artillerists with firearms built into their arms and special infiltration units equipped with the ability to disguise themselves as kith. The default settings for this device cause the unit to appear as a generic looking Kaldeghan man with blue eyes and brown hair.
'Um Actually', the default disguise is bald.
This faction leader is known for transfusing their followers with the blood of scythelings harvested from a creature known as the 'Fury'.
O'lyra
While the giant purple worms of Koldotha are usually confined to the Wyrm Grounds in the red sands, they often venture outside this area because of this.
Purple Worm Breeding Season
This series of canyons and rock faces hides beneath it a network of tunnels built to smuggle illegal goods as well as a number of ancient ruins that've become overrun by spikey fiendish creatures.
This contraption was created during the Godless Age and was later used in the mass production of the warforged.
Soulmother
In response to the bans on firearms, "higher tech", and certain recreational drugs in Koldotha, Locuetis founded a guild of assassins called the Crimson Sculptors based in the Forgemaster's Conjunction. Eventually, the faction would be infiltrated by a hive mind known as Sibriex; the guild's proximity to which is likely what drove Locuetis mad.
'Um Actually', it didn't start out as an assassin's guild.
As the creator of the "Feyrift", this arcanist uses their talents to aid in the efforts to end the Edict of Razaketh.
Baleo Mordecai
Only these individuals may become Khans of Koldotha.
Champions
This city's Khan is the current Arkhan of Koldotha as ordained by O'thuun following the most recent Festival of Warriors.
Kvyrwolf
The Valley of Kuuth within the Bellowing Crags gets its name from an old piece of folklore. The story features two brothers, one of which is named Kuuth, the other is named this.
Karakas
Worship of the gods is uncommon to see in Koldotha overall, however a few groups exist which do, such as the Heliod Zephyr and Uetupaka. There are individuals who hold faith in the gods as well, such as Eliiz Ankhraven, the former head of Karaiael's temple in Polos.
'Um Actually', the Uetupaka don't worship a god, they worship the sphinx: Karaiael.
Mother of two, adept spellsword, and a griffin rider to boot. This person is the reason Xander works with Gryphons Collar at all.
Meselith Sirahh
The sword Laetharn was once weilded by an overzealous paladin from this pre-desertion civilization.
Palateth Mors Dacomet
Not technically a part of Koldotha, this port town sits on the border between it and Kaldegh.
Royalecliff
The delivering of the Edict of Razaketh had numerous effects, one of which was the deaths of and the awakening of many warforged. This dramatic loss of fighting power largely resulted in the loss suffered by the Iron Lords. The edict's delivery and its subsequent effects are known as this.
The Great Desertion
Mothkin like Elena, Sessidae, and Lunadella, are from a race of fey made up of humanoid moths that once lived outside the fey courts. Centuries ago they were largely hunted down by the Brackenmites as Mothkin were more compatible hosts compared to other creatures and rather delicious to the Brakenmites.
Lundella is not a Mothkin
A wood carver hobbyist, partial to making flutes. Comfortable navigating various networks of subterranean tunnels.
Katya Wycath
This is the type of warforged Caesar is.
Mormont
Set apart from most other locations on the map, this small village was named by Zammy and boasts a legend about a very special goat.
Guubr
In the aftermath of this war that took place roughly 40 years before the start of the campaign, Gryphons Hold became widely established throughout Koldotha as peacekeepers to "civilize" the country.
War of the Khans