A stout, powerful, and intelligent empire, the Dwarves may be on the shorter side compared to some other races, but skill, determination, and long lives make dedicated Dwarven masters in any trade a force to be reckoned with.

A short race of cunning, sea faring people, do not let their size fool you. They are spry, agile folks that can run rings around the bigger beings in the world, proving more adept at sea than most other folks could hope to achieve.

A proud, tribal group of people that keep to themselves and their own beliefs, for the most part. Some will wander to be civilized beings in other lands, and some will be captured by their hated neighbors, but this will not deter nor wipe out their people that easily.

The neighboring clan of Elves to the Jeveli, they believe their gods are at war with each other, and as such, the Jeveli are their mortal enemies, using their well crafted ships to mount regular raids against the Jeveli for the sake of their Gods, and use more sophisticated methods than their neighbors.

Sharing an island with the Orcs, the gnomish people use advanced technology to mine deep under the sea, giving them unique access to a special resource that keeps them safe from hostile intent, since only they know how to access such resources.

The bastard children of orcs and humans, these half breeds are often shunned in both societies, too close to the other race for their liking. But they have the higher intelligence of humans and the brutality of orcs, making them highly dangerous in their own sense, something that some realize and take full advantage of.

Limited to 1, First come first serve The rare offshoot of the Elven people, the Drow are secretive, underdark dwelling elves that are naturally better in such dark places. Their society is far different from their kin, and it is rather rare for most folks to ever even hear of a Drow, let alone see one, and live to tell the tale.

Dwarvish:
Dinguruhm-Mining city that specializes in iron ore and mothril, the constant hustle and bustle of miners and tradesmen is constant, the transit of iron to be taken to port, to sale, or other dwarven cities. The Frequent raids by gnomes and kobolds are deterred by great dwarven walls and other defenses.

Valkuldir- A small lumber town that relies on such wood trade, and provides one of the largest sources of iron wood in Kevros.

Hil Darim- A large farming town that supplied much of Kevros with wheat, grain, and a large amount of beef as well.

Dhagkuldor- The Capital city of Kevros, a large trade district and 'Indentured Servant' trade make it much sought after by the many nobles and merchants of the land. This city also serves as the main training grounds and barracks for the rather large Dwarvish Empire military force.

Nen Thorim- A Fortress city with a mine of high explosive powder beneath. This town supplies much of the powder for dwarven cannon, and is thus heavily guarded and fortified.

Harn Ulum - A smaller town that provides a place of rest and respite to merchants travelling between ports. A simple town, with few guards, but still maintains a brothel and inn.

Memyaruhm- The mainstay of this town is the farming and lumberworking that its townfolk engage in. Few guards and some merchant homes dot the town, while it supplies ironwood, pig, beef, grains, and vegetables to many places.

Benduar- The main port for the Dwarven Navy, the town is obviously of some size.

Daghdorth- A port city of master ship builders, some of the best constructed ships of the Dwarven people come from this city.

Themgran- A Merchant port city that specializes in fine trade goods, much of which could not be readily found anywhere else of the dwarven make. Of note as well, the brothel district is the largest in all of Kevras.

Kel Varath- One of few cities not built by dwarves, it was constructed by merchants and dwarven efforts combined. Holding one of the richest trade gains in Kevras, it brings in the most imports as a result.

Orcish:
Yerghug- The ruling city of the orcs, this is where the chiefs of the clans reside, dictating the overall actions of the horde. No money can be found in these lands, only trade goods and a huge slave trade.

Khagra- This is a land of hunters and roaming animals, these orcs are widely considered the backbone of the entire land, 80% of all food coming from their efforts and work.

Elvish:
Lelvelenor & Thilf Taesi & Elyhedorei- These islands of the Jeveli Elves hold large, tribal villages, much like the elves are. While their ferocity holds no bounds, as well as their piety and religion, they lack the modern armaments other nations and peoples wield. Some elves will leave their people to become civilized and modern, though most stay behind. This place is raided constantly by those looking to capture slaves.

Onsa Unarith & Nnneas & Asyfataesi- The elven people of the Iskar are tribal like the Jeveli, but are far more sophisticated, having quickly forged fast, durable boats that are perfectly suited for island to island travel. They hold a religious war against the Jeveli, their belief being that the gods of the Jeveli oppose their own, and often raid the less sophisticated elves for food, and sacrifical prioners.

Viking:
Holmgard- A massive fortress of ice and stone, this place is populated by a fierce and strong people, under constant assault by the surrounding trolls of surrounding tundras. Their incredible hunting skills allow them to survive in this land, and are some of the strongest warriors around.

Aldeigjuborg- A ship building port, heavily guarded against the surrounding troll menace. The builder men here construct powerful, strong ships that can stand against any ship covered in cannons, even though they are not reinforced with iron.

Kirkjuvagr- A trade city of the Southern people, they otften trade in furs and construct good, solid ships. Many work as mercenaries as well, easily and readily hired by foreigners seeking a good, sturdy fighter.

Goblin:
Sudaxg & Tezunr & Xatn & Xdeg: Being surprisingly advanced peoples, the Goblins have built sleek, stealthy ships capable of moving across the water at extreme speeds, with excellent sails of course. They move quickly from place to place along their island chain, whenever a raid against their ancient enemies, the dwarves, takes place against their mercantile vessels.

Barbarian:
A primitive group that often find themselves recruited for the Dwarven military, for their talent as excellent warriors. The villages are constantly on edge with each other, though the Dwarven presence keeps the fighting to little more than passing insults. Sugar is also a major export of such lands.
Seshceron
Harrogth
Chehalis

Halfling:
Such small and agile people, they are often foud making excellent ship workers, moving agily about the ship like few others of the tall kinds can generally do, earning their keep easily. They can also make unique ability to improvise crude blackpowder weapons, specifically ones that are suitable for slipping into places unnnoticed.
Pulstin
Tarkin's Point
Torgos

Mind Flayer:
Avoided by most that value their lives, this mysterious isle has no survivors ever return from it. Their black ships are feared across the isles and lands, apparently unstoppable in the face of most ships and fleets, the greatest that stood against these Illithid ships paid dire costs for succeeding against such powerful and dangerous adversaries.
Ulithirid
Yharaskirk
Urophion

Gnomish:
These folks hold an estranged relationship with the orcs that they share the isle with, utilizing tools and the like to trade for the muscle they need. While they have a few merchant ships, they have also figured out a way to mine under the sea. They have found orcs highly useful for such endevors.
Dhakaani

Misc:

Dalelry- A Small cotton farming island, it acts as a humble trading post and post for ships to pause and rest.

Burnsley- Once a reputable trading post, this small town has gone utterly silent, and no trading vessel has found anything alive there, quickly fleeing, not wanting to hang around such a place.

Lowestoft- A humble trading port on an island that grows tobacco.

Yellowseed & Lundy- These two towns work in conjunction with one another, both holding access to a rare, durable scale that is lighter than most materials. However, this scale is quite expensive and a mansion has been built by the owner who has a sole monopoly on the commodity.

Wolford- The largest source of Ironwood in Ilsud, they also have a small amount of Iron Ore as well.

Kinecardine- A rest stop town between major cities for weary travellers, a solitary brothel and blacksmith that provides repair parts for wagons and horse shoes are the only places of note.

Barnemouth- A factory city that can, and does, build cannons and other such blackpowder weapons by the hundreds. Sold to the highest bidder, this town is home to the Chineworth company, the largest seller of firearm manufacturers in the entire world.

Fallkirk- A fortress city that sits firmly on a small hill surrounded by plains on all sides, during times of war, many can find refuge in these time tested walls. Advanced designs made them far more resiliant to blackpowder and conventional siege weapons than normal, boasting the best siege engineers and regiments anywhere in the world.

Dawsbury- A large iron ore town, the mines are owned by the Chineworth company, and all their ore comes from this town.

Dungannon- A Minor trading post mostly used for rest by travelling ships.

Durnatel- A major trading post for trading with gnomes, which provides a fine place for merchants to meet and secure items made of the strange, mysterious gnomish ore that is mined from under the sea.

Tergaron- A small fishing village, it boasts to have some of the most beautiful human women in the world. But some truth might be in this, since despite a massive guard presence, raids have been attempted against this town more than once.

Crufeustead- Despite humble beginnings as a small fishing village, Crufeustead has grown into a massive, wonderful trading port. Sealife that is pulled in by the fishing ships garner the town roughly 200% profit with the merchant traffic that comes through for goods.

Plubugan- The largest port of the entirety of Islud, with a massive military presence that patrols the waterways of the country. Humans thrive here as well as the melee weapons crafted by its blacksmiths. A large amount of taverns and brothels make it a favorite stop by any sea farer.

Porthaethwy- A seaside fortress that provides a training ground for all of Islud's soldiers and sailors. They are always having a naval practice drill of some sort or another, and ships require special permission to pass through the sea area that is controlled by this city.

(The Party’s Ship) Dhow: Colossal vehicle; Seaworthiness +2;
Shiphandling +0; Speed wind × 20 ft. (average);
Overall AC –3; Hull sections 18 (sink 4 sections);
Section hp 50 (hardness 5); Section AC 3; Rigging
Sections 1; Rigging hp 60 (hardness 0), AC 1; Ram 4d6;
Mounts 1 light and 1 heavy; Space 60 ft. by 20 ft.; Height
5 ft. (draft 10 ft.); Complement 25; Watch 5;
Cargo 60 tons (Speed wind × 15 ft.
if 30 tons or more); Cost 7,000 gp.

Ship Weapons
Ballista 500 gp 3d8 19–20 120 ft. 1 Direct Light
8 Bolts
Catapult 550 gp 4d6 — 150 ft. (100 ft. min.) 2 Indirect Heavy

Other Equipment
2 Skiffs
Sextant
Map of Aquarianus (the one seen in the hider)
Spyglass (Found in the crow’s nest)
Kitchen with one weeks worth of food for meals.
12 hammocks

Crew
Cook 50 Silver a week
2x Deckhands 10 Silver a week
4x Weapons crew 25 silver a week
First Mate 30 Silver a week