Wiudun

Description
Wiudun is the Kingdom of Frost and is one of two nations that borders the Savage Lands, the other being Ozurenth. Wiudun prides itself in their strength and heritage of the north. They believe that the cold makes them stronger than the other nations of Odianica. Wiudun is a kingdom ignored by most of the other kingdoms. However they are very well respected since they are the ones who guard the Iron Wall. Currently, Wiudun is having a leadership conflict and races a civil war.

Geography
Wiudun's ecosystem consists of mostly taiga and cold tundra. It snows for most of the year, with long winters and brief summers, giving Wiudun the title of the Kingdom of Frost.

History
Wiudun was establish after the fall of Xarsuhr and the conclusion of the Twilight Wars. Immediately after being established into a nation, the first Tsar ordered the banishment of all Giant and Troll to the Savage Lands. The Giants were banished because of the fear that another Zervious would arise and the Trolls were banished due to their ugly appearances. Afterwards, the people of Wiudun built a gigantic wall out of iron to keep the banished races out of Widun. Wiudun did not take place in the time of colonialism and had no desire to join even if they weren't landlocked.

Recently, a rebellion is led by Naselina of the Bear Clan in order to put Wiudun under a strong leadership.

Glacier's Peek
Glacier's Peek is the capital of Wiudun and where the location of the Iron Wall is. It's architecture consists of stone buildings, in the middle of a mountain pass, hence why the city is named Glacier's Peek. In the center of the city is a large palace with large bonfires surrounding it. This palace is the home of the current royal family of Wiudun.

Tsar Victor Romanov
His house sigil is the dire wolf

Naselina
Her clan sigil is the polar bear

Wolfkin Tribes
Far from the cities of Wiidun and deep into the forests are the feared Wolfkin tribes. The tribes are lead by an Alpha Wolfkin and avoid all contact with the other races. However, slavers and scholars often seek out the Wolfkin for study and for slavery. When approached, the Wolfkin attack in packs, in order to protect their own.