Fornweg

Fornweg (/ˈfɔərnwɛg/ FOHRN-wehg; Farynac: Fárynos [fɑːrɪn oʊs ]) officially, the Kingdom of Fornweg (Farynac: Dw Ráuláidd Farynoseidd), is a Boréan nation on a large island of the same name, and is the easternmost landmass in Boréa. Fornweg is separated from continental Boréa by the Mordentic Sea to the north. The rest of the island touches the western edge of the Orian Sea. The capital of Fornweg is Iffordon (Iffwrdon) and is the most populous city on the island. However, the city of Goledwyc is the financial center, as it is a major trading port in eastern Boréa.

Cities (in order of decreasing population)

 * Iffordon
 * Estwyc
 * Goledwyc
 * Brygdinas
 * Eustings
 * Oldfirth
 * Frostmoor
 * Yffield

Etymology
The Boréan word "Fornweg" is from the Yrisi term "Vornoué", which itself is derived from the name of the westernmost clan of Fornweg, Fórenweidd. Fórenweidd, something something

Religion
The majority of the Farynac people follow a polytheistic religion called Gweralad (Farynac: Gwyraládd), based on teachings passed down every generation since the Isem Epos. Gweralad is a form of the Eastern Boréan Pantheon. They believe in an afterlife among the gods, in a separate, spiritual world called Rochweod. There are seven gods in this pantheon:
 * Roich, the creator of mankind and ruler of Rochweod (compare Rhúad, of Kórut)
 * Dinjó, the god of land, mountains, and islands
 * Farwng, the goddess of fire
 * Goddiaw, the goddess of the sea
 * Ifros, the god of rain
 * Wryniae, the goddess of love, birth, and life
 * Wycharha, the goddess of fate and war