Oberlaide

Introduction
Oberlaide is the westernmost country in traybron and also the largest, it merged with aegis when Loststead was destroyed by a flock of dragons 340 years ago. even still, most people still think of Tarog being the northern edge of oberlaide, and aegis is considered wilderness to most.

The currents in the Aegis Ocean are generally very forgiving around Salsgate, less so the further south you go until you reach the marshes of Tro'éca, which mark the edge of the kingdom.

Northwest of Loststead, past the western side of the Mountains of per Ulv there are some highlands, where you generally only find criminals. they come here from all over the world to find crews, but because it is so far away from the rest of the world, nobody really cares about it.

the Aegis woods are one of the biggest and oldest woods on the continent, and are actively being used as a resource to build ships for the ever expanding oberlaide navy.

cities and towns in Oberlaide

 * Agdam
 * Corsagrove
 * Dremm
 * Elmcliffe
 * Griffin springs
 * Loststead
 * Mudhill
 * Salsgate
 * Tarog
 * Ulster

Water and mountains in Oberlaide

 * Mountains of per Ulv
 * Niversano river
 * Petroguay river

History
The history of Oberlaide is a long one, humans first set foot on the continent at the mouth of the river that runs through where Salsgate is now located. at first only a small settlement it quickly became a place for adventurers to go and explore from, and settlers quickly following them in hopes of finding fertile land. most went eastward, towards the mauntains, where they quickly met resistance from dwarven tribes living in the caves in the mauntains. the dwarves allowed the still peaceful humans to pass through their lands, as long as they kept away from their homes in the mauntains and stuck to the flats.

some of the settlers set out by ship, south towards the edge of the continent and then eastward, following the coast they found the narrow depths. the narrow depths are named that now, but unless it's a very clear day, you cannot see the coast on the other side, and even then only if you're standing on a particularly large hill or after climbing a large tree.

the humans left several small