Cyona

Rudlec
At the center of the current political stage is Rudlec, home to the nations driving the global colonization trend. Despite this, many scholars believe that it is in decline, with hefty historical evidence backing them. The continent has always been prone to brief golden ages of unification separated by long periods of strife, and some feel it has merely extended this instability to the world at large. Still, for the moment Rudlec sits at the center of attention, playing host to the World's Fair and holding sway over much of the planet.

Kendara
The largest landmass on the planet, Kendara has repeatedly proved too much for any power or group of powers to conquer. Even with the RoR and Dismark controlling huge swaths of it's western provinces, the vast majority of it is still under native control. With technological and arcane equivalency, and a much larger population, many believe that the only thing stopping it from joining Rudlec's drive for colonial expansion is that there is nothing for them to gain by extending their already extensive holdings.

Eyvind
The first continent to be reached by colonization, Eyvind has been slipping out of colonial hands for over a century and has nearly attained full independence. Ironically, despite being the first colonized, Eyvind has perhaps been the least affected by occupation, it's culture seamlessly encompassing that of it's invaders and absorbing them. United by their common religion, the various emerging Eyvind states are largely at peace and waiting patiently for the foreigners to leave.

Maswokark
Prior to a relatively recent wave of colonization, Maswokark was the origin of countless strange accounts and a source of nearly mythical terror to the rest of the world. From walking fish ridden by cannibals to bays haunted by nation dwarfing behemoths, the continent seems to exist largely as a campfire story to the rest of the world. Even though these tales are proven to be exaggerations or outright falsehoods, occupation is proving to be a continual source of problems and most 'colonies' are just lines on a map.