Vériar

"I saw soaring mountains and vast, unending deserts, crashing waves, dark, mysterious forests, dense jungles, and all the beasts that fill them.""- Anturifanc Manachyr"Vériar (from Siodic: Vérjarn; Agnian: Féargara; Ioltese: ié Édėoz) is commonly known as the "realm" of mankind. The name "Vériar" itself was first used c. 2760 IE by the Siolethene leader Édoséosen: "Éren ġeté jotlik sjórnysij y kar vérjar ar ilut vejtysij / We can only hope to rule a fraction of the realm of man", "vérjar" being a compound of "vér / man" and "jar / realm". It is the only physical world, but is connected to the cosmic realms, primarily by the channeling of. As it is the xonly physical world,

Etymology
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Creation Theories
There are many theories and beliefs regarding the origin of Vériar. The most widely accepted one originates from the Vératbiurit, the divine song that emanates from the Báimal of the Stone Halls, across Vériar. The song, of 99 verses, was first heard by

Geography
The geography of Vériar varies greatly, ranging from the frozen, inhabitable ice fields of northern Siodan, to dense jungles in Kayip. There are three continents on Vériar: Boréa, Oriana, and Taia.