Portal:Geography

Although the main focus of the Pathfinder Chronicles campaign setting is undoubtedly the Inner Sea region of Golarion, you can explore any of the other charted continents on this fascinating planet. Dive into the exciting world using the comprehensive collection of articles here.

In addition to the Inner Sea region, other continents on the planet Golarion have been traveled and populated.

Arcadia 

The lush island continent which gives the Arcadian Ocean its name.

Azlant 

The remnants of the birthplace of human civilization, now mostly sunk beneath the sea.

Casmaron 

The largest continent on the planet.

Crown of the World 

The ice-covered landmass at the top of the world.

Sarusan 

The smallest and least traveled of Golarion's continents.

Tian Xia 

The oriental continent to the east of the Arcadian Ocean.

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Avistan

Absalom | Andoran | Brevoy | Cheliax | Druma | Galt | Hermea | Hold of Belkzen | Irrisen | Isger | Kyonin | Lastwall | Lands of the Linnorm Kings | Mendev | Molthune | Nidal | Nirmathas | Numeria | Qadira | Razmiran | Realm of the Mammoth Lords | The River Kingdoms | Taldor | Ustalav | Varisia | Worldwound

Garund

Alkenstar | Geb | Jalmeray | Katapesh | Mediogalti Island | Mwangi Expanse | Nex | Osirion | Rahadoum | Sargava | The Shackles | The Sodden Lands | Thuvia

Other Continents

Minkai | Vudra

Nidal is one of the oldest surviving countries in Avistan, having been founded during the uncounted years of the Age of Darkness. Even though it is now beholden to the neighboring infernal realm of Cheliax, it retains significant autonomy to pursue its own shadowy goals.

Nidal is run by the sinister Umbral Court, the shadow touched aristocracy who have ruled Nidal almost since Earthfall. In ancient times the rulers made a dark pact with a shadowy deity and ever since then the Umbral Court, the descendants of the ancient nobles who made the original pact, have ruled Nidal using their powers of darkness and shadow to ensure their rule is unquestioned. Few have the courage to stand against the whims of even the most minor member of the Court for to do so normally means death in the most horrific manner. (more)