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Valleneer

Valleneer

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Frosthearth

Industrial frontier and primary battlefield between the Thorne Conglomerate and the winter court. · High northern tundra, glacial valleys, and black-pine foothills

Hook

Thorne factories mine beneath the ice while winter spirits sabotage every rail line and foundry.

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The World

Valleneer is an Earthlike world where everyday magic lights streets, repairs tools, and eases hard labor, while great sorcery remains rare and feared. Its kingdoms were built on treaties with the seasonal fey courts, but industrial armies and rival monarchs now press against those old boundaries. Frosthearth freezes beneath the Thorne Conglomerate, Albion burns with summer glory, and every frontier asks who has the right to decide what season comes next.

Themes

Heroic fantasy
Seasonal political tension
Industrial magic
Frontier war

Form · Sphere

Valleneer is a natural spherical planet with broad oceans, familiar continents, polar regions, and a climate increasingly distorted by fey influence and industrial magic.

Traversal

Travel follows roads, rivers, coastlines, rail lines, and sea lanes, while seasonal borders can close passes, transform routes, or open temporary paths through fey terrain.

At a Glance

ShapeSphere
MagicHigh
TechnologyRenaissance
Regions8
Powers5
Conflicts2
Ages4
Current EraThe Broken Year

World Forces

World core

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Magic sigil

Magic

High

Technology sigil

Technology

Renaissance

Death & Souls sigil

Death & Souls

Timeline

  1. Founding Era

    The Treaty Years

  2. Crown Era

    The Fourfold Peace

  3. Industrial Era

    The Iron Thaw

  4. Present Era

    The Broken Year

Powers

The Thorne ConglomerateIndustrial war cartel
The Albion CrownSummer-aligned kingdom
The Winter CourtSeasonal fey court
The Belmote War HostMercenary fleet and raiding host
The Keepers of the TurningHidden treaty order

Active Conflicts

The War of the Four Courts

The seasons may cease to follow their proper order, leaving Valleneer trapped in famine, flood, endless heat, or killing cold.

The Thorne Frontier War

Frosthearth's mines, schools, and passes could become the foundation of a mechanised empire or a frozen wasteland ruled by force.

Secrets

3hidden truths buried in this world

Powers of the World

The Thorne Conglomerate

Industrial war cartel

Expand industrial control across the northern frontier, monopolise magitech production, and break the winter court's power through force.

The Albion Crown

Summer-aligned kingdom

Preserve summer's abundance and Albion's influence while presenting its wars as a defense of civilisation.

The Winter Court

Seasonal fey court

Restore winter's ancient borders and punish mortals for violating the old treaties.

The Belmote War Host

Mercenary fleet and raiding host

Profit from instability, seize relics, and keep every kingdom dependent on their ships and weapons.

The Keepers of the Turning

Hidden treaty order

Prevent any single season from ruling the world, even if that requires covert alliances, assassinations, and selective disasters.

Active Conflicts

The War of the Four Courts

The winter court and its allies
The summer court and its allied kingdoms
The autumn and spring courts, divided by ambition

Stakes The seasons may cease to follow their proper order, leaving Valleneer trapped in famine, flood, endless heat, or killing cold.

The Thorne Frontier War

The Thorne Conglomerate
The winter fey
The northern freeholds

Stakes Frosthearth's mines, schools, and passes could become the foundation of a mechanised empire or a frozen wasteland ruled by force.

The Ages

  1. The Treaty Years

    Founding Era

    The first nations of Valleneer grew around agreements with the seasonal fey courts, trading safe borders and fertile lands for ritual obligations that shaped law, harvest, war, and royal succession.

  2. The Fourfold Peace

    Crown Era

    For centuries, spring, summer, autumn, and winter held a tense balance while human kingdoms, fey nobles, and growing cities learned to profit from predictable seasons.

  3. The Iron Thaw

    Industrial Era

    Renaissance industry, battlefield magic, and militarised schools spread across the world, weakening old treaties as ambitious commanders sought to control weather, harvests, and fey territory.

  4. The Broken Year

    Present Era

    The seasonal courts now contest their borders openly, bringing frost, raids, crop failures, and shifting alliances while mortal powers decide whether to restore the old balance or replace it.

Plot Hooks

Ashes at Beltane

Military intrigue

The Commander sends the party to the Beltane fire as a scouting mission, but the celebration hides a gathering of enemy agents and a fey ritual capable of redrawing the local border.

The Cold Engine

Sabotage

A Thorne convoy carries a machine that can force winter back across Frosthearth, but its fuel is made from captured fey memories.

Raiders at the Round Table

War and diplomacy

Arthur's knights request aid against the Belmote war host, only to reveal that the autumn sea raiders are attacking both sides to seize a treaty relic.

The Lessons Ahead

Investigation

A school for battlefield magic has begun graduating students who remember battles that have not happened yet.

The Four-Day Village

Supernatural disaster

A village experiences spring, summer, autumn, and winter in a single day, and each season leaves behind different survivors.

Secrets

The treaties do not control the seasons, they delay the collapse of the world's seasonal rhythm.

Discovery · Different calendars, temple records, and battlefield reports reveal that several seasons have overlapped for generations.

Impact · The seasonal courts are not merely invading one another; they are concealing that Valleneer's natural cycle is failing.

The first treaty was made with something older than the four seasonal courts.

Discovery · Thorne engineers and fey prisoners both describe the same voice beneath Frosthearth's oldest mines.

Impact · A buried power could end the war by enforcing one permanent season, but awakening it may erase mortal weather and agriculture entirely.

Many human crowns are still legally bound to the seasonal courts.

Discovery · The Keepers of the Turning possess records showing that several famous royal bloodlines descend from fey bargains rather than mortal dynasties.

Impact · Exposing those bargains could delegitimise kingdoms, trigger succession wars, and change how mortals understand their right to rule.

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