Lands

Galia
Galia was created as a way for people of diverse cultures to come and live together peacefully. While the start was a bit shaky, the country is now thriving. They offer assistance to other places in the world too. A gay leader made Galia many years before, and another leader named all the states after gender and sexual identities for fun. A new leader is chosen every three years, but leaders can (and will be) reelected as many times as the people want them in charge. This is where most of the story takes place. 

Kingdoms of Estfel
The people of Estfel came from Treeland, which is why they speak Treeish. Ever since settling down, the people seemed to be at war with each other, trying to take territory. They eventually built large stone castles as a result. These kingdoms are in constant war with one another and hardly get involved in the rest of the world.

Idis and North Galia
The Idish people originated in Galia, but went to explore the north, convinced it would bring them closer to spirits and the spirit world. They are a mostly peaceful people, invested in spirituality and helping spirits, one of few places that does this.

Asali
Some say there are portals to the spirit world here. The people are very spiritual, and have a good connection to the spirits, unlike in other parts of the world. There was a bit of warfare amongst the people in the early days, splitting the West Asalians and East Asalians. They would try to invade one another’s lands in the past, but there’s not too much bloodshed anymore. Armies are more like a police force now, practicing martial arts to keep up the culture. This is where martial arts originated, and the people are said to be the best magicians in the world as a result.

West Galia
The people often fought with one another, wanting to keep their cultures separate (even though they’re similar). Now, they barely fight, as they want to keep Galia out of their countries. Most of the territories are home to clans.

Southwest Galia
Three enormous clans split into three countries of many tribes, which mostly get along with one another. While there have been territorial struggles in the past, the people are mostly peaceful with one another now. They sometimes get involved in Galia's affairs, but like to keep separate from them otherwise. 

Kuokoa Islands and Ire Empire
Kuokoa Islands: Some say that the first islanders came from Asali, some say they came from Galia. Wherever they came from, most of them worked as families, which grew and separated or combined. The people are very casual, loving the arts in any form.
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Ire Empire: The Ire Empire has always been set on expanding, and they’ve had several voyages in the past, looking for a place to conquer. They’d usually be pushed out, but they did manage to settle into Rìo, though that country rebelled against the Irean Empire later and pushed them out. The empire is still set on expanding now, but quickly exhausts its resources trying to take the neighboring Kuokoa Islands. The mainland of the empire itself was split into two states for the twin rulers to each have a piece of the empire.

Treeland
Treeland is a spiritual place, very close to nature. They have an advanced army and navy, which they once used to go to the north (in search of spirits, most likely), where they settled on Estfel (and lost their spirituality along the way in search for bloodshed instead). The people are mostly peaceful now, but will protect their culture from outsiders, which is why the army trains hard to be powerful.

Talamh Glas
Talamh Glas is close to their neighbors, and has tried to help Nederria’s people in the past (who they’ll trade with from time to time). However, they mostly keep to themselves now. They rely upon Galia from time to time, especially if the Ire Empire is trying to invade.

Nederria
Nederria was once a great country, but then the government became corrupt. The people are forced to work so much that they aren’t given much chance to rebel, and they wouldn’t be able to get past the army either, as they are ramshackle. It's one of the poorest countries in the world.