The Equatorial Britannia Region includes:

1. Dungeon Shame
   
   The entrance to dungeon Shame is located on the west side of the Peaks of Disgrace, fortunately off the beaten path.
   
   
2. City of Britain - City of Compassion
   1. Passage to the Lost Lands
   2. Castle Britannia
   3. Lord Blackthorn's Castle
   4. Britain Cemetary
   5. Britain Moongate
   
   Britain is the Capitol city of Britannia, and the city of Compassion. It is also the largest city in Britannia, and features every assortment of mercantile known. It is also the site of Castle Britannia, from which Lord British ruled the land for many years. In addition to the stately services the city provides, it has also become a hub for shipping throughout Britannia due to it's central location and fine natural bay.
   
   The influx of traffic no doubt serves to bolster the local tavern life. You'll find bards in every tavern, and nearly every street corner.
   
   
3. Compassion Grove - Trammel
   1. High Council of Britannia
   2. The High Court of Britannia / Hall of Virtue
   3. Yew Militia Outpost
   4. Novus Dracona Museum of Natural History
   
   Compassion Grove is the site selected for construction of many new government buildings including the Chamber of the High Council and the High Court of Britannia. It is here that the High Council assembles and makes decisions, though certainly Britain has lost none of its governmental clout.
   
   
4. The Serpent's Spine This mountain range divides the land of Britain from the rest of the Britannian continent. It contains the tallest peaks in all the world, and is virtually impassable, save by a few mountain passes cut through the stone.
   
   
5. The Peaks of Disgrace A smaller mountain range west of the Serpent's Spine, most notable as the entrance to Dungeon Shame.
   
   
6. The Dukedom of Lionel (disestablished) - Trammel The lands to the northwest of the pass through the Peaks of Disgrace was once awarded to Marquis Alazraham for his years of service to Lord British. After his death, the lands were divided among his offspring, most of whom sold their land and dissolved the Dukedom.
   
   
   
   
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