A female of the Rajali ethnic group - sort of Indian type culture, not identical. I am using Sue's Spectrum overland symbols as background

@HelenAA The best way to show you is to send the fcw of my map.

The nation of Kedrova, a very jingoistic Sergeevnan land, paranoid about the intentions of its northern neighbour, Ruslana

There are ice giants, witches and dragons in the hinterland.

The Rajali (Hindi) lands, with Midnadolya being a mixed race nation of Rajali and Sergeevnans (Ukrainian). The Hindi names mainly don't mean anything, but the Ukrainian ones do. Again, the adventure areas are mapped as orange triangles, and I will be doing maps for these at a later date.

The Wallori (Dungidau Australian Aboriginal - each name means something in that language)

I am having fun with the names. Here is the Wallaroo (Aboriginal) land (the spelling in the map will be changed). The names are from the Dingadau language, in the district i used to live in when I loved near Brisbane. The language was written down by a white settler in the region who really loved the local aboriginal people there.

Mimburi means a bora ring - a sacred circle for dancing (corroboree); Imarbara means Blue gum, a tall straight gum tree with white bark.

There are three adventure areas, marked with an orange triangle - Gayae temple (Frog temple); Minyom Fort ( magical black stone Fort); and Birbi Caverns (boomerang Caverns).