Locations

The World of Oathbreaker is known as Aradove, which itself consists of four large continents, those being Northern, Eastern, Southern, and Western Aradove.

Walinad
Walinad is a Human kingdom.

It is home to the MC, and ruled by King Raelan following the death of his father, King Logan.

Apparently, it has allies on the South, in particular the Ka’gash and Dwarves and their kingdoms, but their relationship with Elves and Elven kingdoms are somewhat strained, as is their relationship with the Khell following the death of King Logan.

In Season 1, a primary concern of Walinad's people was losing their allies due to Raelan's reign differing so drastically from that of Logan.

The young king assimilating so many non-humans into his court and in high positions clashed greatly with the interests of the nobility, who do not appreciate it in the slightest. Simultaneously, it aroused a large amount of unwanted attention and interest from many other countries early on in King Raelan's rule.

Walinad does not have an arcane military.

Rimeford

 * Rimeford Castle – Has Raelan's room, Lea's room, Argandea's room, Alwenn's (previous) room, the MC’s room (which is always the Court Mage room, becoming Alwenn's when she takes her place), a garden, a river nearby, a library, the War Room, the Throne room and Raelan's private bath.

Tavern
On the way from the Academy to Rimeford, there’s a tavern where Alwenn and Thyia stop to rest.

Academy/Magistracy
Mages study at the Academy. The Magistracy is used for official magical matters, dealing with all kingdom wide magical "events/dangers". They were once bound by the Writ of Delora, which had been active for a couple hundred years since the war of Q'lag, and made all Magistracies bound to the Sovereignty in absolute, until Raelan decided to revoke it just before Westerford's second war. It also prevented all mages from having political titles / making decisions changing or altering how the kingdom was ruled, for it was a crime punishable by death, applied by the Council.
 * Lunar Garden – The forest next to the Academy.

Hulstead
An enchanted brothel. Might acquire things the illegal way, like Sindan imports (before they made an alliance with Walinad), per example.

Bonecrest
Strategically placed against Mendamar. Harridon had claim over that land before being arrested. Bonecrest military is apparently strong, according to Lea.

Gael
Gael is a border town between Walinad and Khell, making it a dangerous place. Not for having conflict with Khell, but for there being many pirates that kidnap Gaelan children and sell them as slaves to the Aldwen elves. Since Khell doesn’t have any rules about slave trading, the pirates only need to cross borders.

Gaelans are warriors. If the Cunning option is chosen when Raelan comments that she’s a good strategist, the MC claims that Gaelans are natural tacticians. They aren't very scholarly, according to the MC.

Gael doesn’t send many children born with surge to the Magistracy, as it doesn’t have many children to begin with, much less ones born with surge, and that due to it being a small town with difficulties, many of those children can’t afford to leave their families behind to train for the Magistracy. Only the more fortunate people in Gael (like the MC) have parents who can afford to give their children good education. Argandea wonders if they are training their own mages.

Due to Gael being next to Khell, all the information about it is jumbled up, mixing up both cultures, which makes it very hard to gather knowledge on the city.

Commander and Captain are titles that don't mean much in Gael. They use these titles for when dignitaries from other kingdoms or cities arrive, because of formality, but it’s just high-rank soldiers for them, tasked to protect the civillians.

Dawnkeep
The MC won her title "Dawnkeep's Reaper" in Dawnkeep, after being hired by a nobleman to end a blood feud there in her times of mercenary, and ending up arrested by Logan.

Mendamar
Mendamar is a Human kingdom.

It’s at Walinad's throats, apparently. Supposedly, they had a treaty agreement, but since Logan died tensions became high. It's stated that if Walinad made an alliance with the Peshka it would aggravate things between them and Mendamar. According to Raelan, they are “Aldwen’s lapdogs”.

As of Chapter 6 of Season 1, Raelan decided to marry Lady Marian, princess of Mendamar, in order to use their military in Westerford's war.

Colmer
Colmer is a Human kingdom.

Zaehan
Zaehan is a Human kingdom.

Morwaldia
Morwaldia is a Human kingdom.

It is described as a small, poor country famous for it's diseases.

The MC mentions that “A mistake is a one-night stand with a Morwaldian bard," referring to STDs.

Aldwen
Aldwen is an Elven kingdom.

It was ruled by Calywen in Oathbreaker Season 1, who had previously usurped the throne from his cousin King Taeral and subsequently had him executed prior to the events of the narrative, until he died in Westerford's second war. Doesn’t get along with Dineans. If Aldwen tries to invade Dinea, there will be a war that will last for centuries, according to Raelan.

Apparently has slave trading and oppressive authoritarianism, according to Alwenn.

Mendamar’s ally.

Aldwen is surrounded by Sindan, Walinad and Kaaelind, which are not strong enough to stop it in case Aldwen starts a war with Dinea, but are strong enough to stall it and make it think twice before starting it, since wars are expensive and Aldwen has limited resources. Also Aldwen would have to pay either Walinad or Sindan great amounts of taxation to use their ports, and neither of the seas are wide enough for Aldwen’s convoy without alerting nearby kingdoms.

Aldwen it’s strong with its arcane military, not brute force or navy, as they use Warlocks in their battles.

Aldwen’s Magistracy Warlocks were hired by Logan to fight in Westerford's first war.

Niraven
Situated at the very north of Aldwen. Alwenn has defeated a Chimera there.

Temple of Xiris
Temple ruled by Faraine before it was destroyed by Calywen's men. Situated at the border of Sindan/Aldwen.

The second pillar was located there.

Underground tunnels helped keep the Priests' influence in order to keep Xiris’ darkness at bay.

Dinea
Dinea is an Elven kingdom.

They are neither enemies nor allies of Walinad.

Alidon
Alidon is an Elven kingdom.

During winters, Walinad sells wood to Alidon.

Bherum
Bherum is a Dwarven kingdom.

Bherum is situated to the north of Westerford, right in the south of Meacia.

Mithilin
Mithilin is a Dwarven kingdom.

Ogan
Ogan is a Dwarven kingdom.

Sindan
Sindan is a Peshka kingdom.

It is ruled by Queen Lana. The Peshka that live there have distinguishing clothes, as the MC is able to identify Aphra and Lana as Sindan Peshka just by their clothes. Chief is the highest title there.

It's situated right next to Aldwen.

It's a small country on the brink of economic collapse (not being able to afford civil wars), a secluded country with strict traditions that doesn’t trade. Sindan believes seclusion leads to purity and the preservation of their culture. It made the country have a lack of advancement. Sindan trites are worthless in Walinad, Lana even saying that they are worthless everywhere.

Sindan’s traditions favor a son’s claim to the throne over a daughter’s, even if he’s illegitimate.

An alliance with the Peshka would damage Raelan’s reputation during the Summit, according to Harridon. Even so, Raelan made the alliance with them and Lana became the Chief (highest title there), making the country become open to trade and change it's archaic ways.

Sindan is small, but it’s a bridge country between Aldwen and Dinea. If a fight broke between them, Sindan would be the advantage point they would have against each other, as neither Mendamar nor Bherum would be close enough.

Kaaelind
Kaaelind is a Peshka kingdom.

Raelan has mentioned that making an alliance with Sindan could improve Walinad's relationship with Kaaelind, implying that they were having some trouble getting along.

Asmad
Asmad is a Kag'ash kingdom.

The Kag'ash of Asmad are known as the Asmadi, and their language is given the same name; Ka’gash is a race that lives in Asmad but not all Asmadi are Ka’gash.

The country has a very cold climate.

Asmad is supposedly a "great" or grand kingdom.

Khell
Khell is a Khell kingdom.

It enforces no laws against slave trading, having been unofficially housing slave trade of Walinad’s people inside their borders until Raelan subdued them into making an agreement with him forbidding the practice.

Westerford
Westerford is the country in which both battles against Thar'akith took place.