Lluabraight is the last remnant of the great and powerful elven kingdoms that once thrived in the Northlands and what is now called the Wild Lands. Beset on all sides by ruthless enemies, the elf lords of Lluabraight continue to fight on, arrogant and unwilling to seek help from any but another elf. The gheallie Sidhe still roams the borders of this land in greatly reduced numbers, standing watch over a handful of ancient fanes and slender towers that still exist in this world. No outsider - whether goblin, orog, or man - is welcome here.

The elves of Lluabraight are a sad, fatalistic race who rarely smile or laugh but are determined to hold on until the bitter end.

Most of Lluabraight is thick with forests. Its elven settlements are well hidden, both magically and mundanely, from the prying eyes of outsiders. The River Sidhebyrn form the land's western borders.
The City of Rhosneibhal is the kingdom's capital.

Lluabraight’s origins are lost in the dim past. It is known that the realm has stood for at least 5.000 years and its current ruling house has controlled the realm for 30 centuries.
Once encompassing much of the Northern Highlands of Cerilia, Lluabraight has been reduced to its current size through pressure by humans, humanoids and the destructive powers of the awnsheghlien.
Most recently the two southern provinces of Rhuiddar and Caer Cwnnar have fallen to the humanoids of the Giantdowns.

Grim, isolated and arrogant, the elves of Lluabraight mantain a rigid and archaic social system ruled by a hereditary monarch and a various nobles. These nobles partecipate each decade in elaborate contests and cerimonies intended to choose the various Masters and Mistress who oversee the actual business of the realm.

The wizardess Tyddral controls the sources outside the City of Rhosneibhal and is an assistant of Queen Llaeddra Siannodenel.

The Master of the Hunt, Sir Aelwynn, commands the gheallie Sidhe and faithfully patrols the realm's forests.

Domain Table: Lluabraight

Province	Law	Temple	Guild	Source
Adothcwr (1/8)	MH (1)	-	-	Ty (6)
				Ll (2)
Bannoch (1/8)	MH (1)	-	-	Ty (2)
				Ll (6)
Caer Dwyth (1/8)	MH (1)	-	-	Ll (9)
Challra (2/6)	MH (1)	-	-	Ll (8)
Cwnddrrd (2/6)	MH (2)	-	-	Ll (6)
Druinedd (2/7)	MH (1)	-	-	Ty (5)
				Ll (2)
Gwyddral (2/7)	MH (2)	-	-	Ty (2)
				Ll (5)
Llwaiss (2/7)	MH (1)	-	-	Ll (7)
Monellrha (3/6)	MH (2)	-	-	Ll (6)
Rhoisneibhal (4/5)	MH (4)	-	-	Ty (3)
				Ll (2)
Thalbrough (2/7)	MH (2)	-	-	Ty (2)
				Ll (5)
Abbreviations: MH = Master of the Hunt; Ty = Tyddral; Ll = Laeddra;