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==== The Lands of Law ==== [[File:Ibera Regions.jpg|thumb|The continent of Ibera with regions depicted.]] The Lands of Law features mainly open plains with fertile soil, and coarse sandy beaches that run along the western shore. It receives three of four estuaries from the Marlgrave Canal: The Kingfisher River, Allervon's Channel and the Leamar Channel (named from northernmost to southernmost). Both Allervon's Channel and the Leamer River are named after previous High Kings of the Lands of Law. The Kingfisher River formed most recently, and was named differently, reflecting the gradual shift in animosity towards the Lawful Force in the outer fringes of the region. The Lands of Law are the lands controlled by the Lawful Force of Anaar, and are ruled over by King Hillingham. The prime [[City of Order]] is situated at the southernmost peak of the Lands of Law, and thus, the southernmost peak of Ibera. Law is enforced throughout the region, and all settlements within the region are expected to comply with the laws published by the [[City of Order|Office of Internal Affairs]] in the City of Order. Lawful guards are placed in towns to ensure the law is followed, and infrastructure is built to create societal structure. The fringes of the Lands of Law receive less attention due to the war effort of the Lawful Force of Anaar, and thus often have a lack of infrastructure or compliance to the laws imposed on them. With this often comes a general distrust for the Lawful Force.
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