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This goblin chieftain leads a huge tribe of goblins but he is not a very bright lad, tending to use massive force to gain his ends rather than intelligence or cunning.

This massive goblin city can be found to the north of Puggor and west of Pellin. The city is built upon and under a hill in the Grey Mountains. It is made up of many tall, round towers, with pointed roofs and tall, thick walls. The hordes of goblins live either in the towers or in caves underground within the walls.

Carmin was once the capital of a great dwarvish empire including Dolg, and many other kingdoms further north. The town is now loosely allied to Puggor but it relies heavily on Gorglis for trade and food. The Sixth House of the Dwarves occupies Carmin.

Carmin is a dwarvish citadel in the north and a rather unusual place. Instead of the more common underground dwelling that dwarves normally prefer, here they have built their city entirely on the surface, apparently because of the incredible hardness of the rock below. All of the buildings are built of stone and are large, many housing several families. The whole place is very daunting, the outer walls being immense, which, along with the solid iron gates, stand forty foot tall. Carmin is not the populous place it once was and if it were not for the formidable fortifications it would have fallen long ago. A small community of dwarves still live there.

A massive abandoned underground Dwarvish Kingdom in the mountains to the north of Pellin, near the river Sall. A dragon resides in the old northern palace, near the north gate, as do many other nasty monsters of the depths. Dolg was once the 8^th House of the Dwarves.

Ruled by Prince Minloth, this country is occupied by horsemen who migrate back and forth across the Northern plain following the good grazing for their herds of horses.

This large river crosses the northern plain and runs into the Lupcin Sea at Gorglis.