The Corvid Range

Description
The Corvid Range is the south-western are of the Freelands along the coast, extending from just below the Carcosan Desert to the most southern point of the Freelands. It is home to the Corvidah, and is a line of mountains along the coast and the surrounding forests. While a large amount of it is natural forests and Corvidah villages built among the tree's and mountains, there are still the odd village and city home to collections of the other races.

The Mountains act as a natural defense to the Freelands, keeping the Iadryn empire from making any major invasions into the Freelands.

The Corvidah are known for their jewel encrusted masks, and many of the jewels they get are from the mountains. The Corvidah are natural climbers and constantly scavenge the mountains surfaces for them. They are so easily found on the surface with little mining, they are known as the "Jeweled Peaks". The Corvidah have since learned that the other races find these gems valuable and have since adapted to mining and trading them with the other races in the cities and nearby regions for various resources and supplies.

Ezleway
One of the largest cities in the Corvid range, its located in a small gap between two mountains. Its one of the few ways to get through the mountain line without going into the mountains themselves. It connects onto the coasts, where fisherman go through to gather from the sea. The coastline can be seen just on the horizon from the cities walls.

It is home to many races, the three biggest ones being Gyndril, Ekios and Corvid, though the Corvid live in a district near the edge of the city on the side closest to the village, many of their houses being built into tree's that weren't cut down and eventually became part of the city as it grew larger over time. There is a small population of Zin'yah as well.

The most prominant religions in the city is the Faith of the Forest, even among the non corvidah races, and The Sect of the Ancients, though many other religions are still present as well in the form of small chapels.