Editing Locations

Below is a list of the locations visited and mentioned in ''Vermintide 2''. As of now, all locations lie in the [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Old_World Old World].

=The Empire=
The '''Empire''' (or Empire of Man) is the most important Human nation in the Old World, forged by the warrior-king and ascended deity [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Sigmar Sigmar].
==[[Reikland]]==
'''Reikland''' is a major and founding Imperial Province. It is the region where most of ''Vermintide 1'' and ''2'' take place.
===Towns===
*[[Helmgart]] &mdash; The ''Vermintide 2'' events occur in and around this town.
*[[Ussingen]] &mdash; A nearby town to Helmgart, seen in [[Empire in Flames]].
*[[Ubersreik]] &mdash; Where most of the events of ''Vermintide 1'' take place.
*Stromdorf &mdash; Location of one of the ''Vermintide 1'' [https://store.steampowered.com/app/463795/Warhammer_End_Times__Vermintide_Stromdorf/ DLC] take place. Here, the pact between [[Skaven]] and [[The Rotblood Tribe|Rotbloods]] was forged, even though the Heroes tried to prevent this.
===Places of Interest===
*[[Taal's Horn Keep]] &mdash; Where the [[Heroes & Careers|Heroes & Careers]] live in hiding.
*Morgensloft &mdash; A large farm near Helmgart, seen in [[Against the Grain]].
===[[Reikland#Grey Mountains|Grey Mountains]]===
*[[Karak Gnol]] &mdash; An abandoned [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Dwarf Dwarven] keep taken over by [[Skaven]], seen in [[Into the Nest]].  The name means 'Old Keep' in [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Khazalid Khazalid].
*[[Karak Azgaraz]] &mdash; A [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Dwarf Dwarven] keep visited in several ''Vermintide 1'' [https://store.steampowered.com/app/463791/Warhammer_End_Times__Vermintide_Karak_Azgaraz/ DLC] missions.  The name means 'Fierce Axe Keep' in [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Khazalid Khazalid].
*[https://vermintide.gamepedia.com/Castle_Drachenfels Castle Drachenfels] &mdash; An ancient castle seen in several ''Vermintide 1'' [https://store.steampowered.com/app/453280/Warhammer_End_Times__Vermintide_Drachenfels/ DLC] missions.

=[https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Norsca Norsca]=
'''Norsca''' is a peninsula located in the far north of the Old World, lying on the doorstep of the [[Chaos]] Wastes itself. The [[The Rotblood Tribe|Rotblood Tribe]] comes from here. It is visited by the Heroes during [[The Skittergate]].

=Athel Loren=
[[Kerillian|Kerillian]]'s home, '''Athel Loren''' is a large forest between the Empire and Bretonnia on the western slopes of the [[Reikland#Grey Mountains|Grey Mountains]]. It is here that the [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Wood_Elves Wood Elves] established their home millenia ago. The forest is steeped in magic, and it is unlike any other forest in the world. It is even said that time flows differently in the forest than elsewhere. Strangers who venture into Athel Loren are rarely seen again, and the local Bretonnian peasants who live in the vicinity of the forest border know to keep well clear of the trees.

=Estalia=
[[Sienna|Sienna]]'s country of origin, '''Estalia''' is a nation in the southwestern corner of the [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Old_World Old World], politically divided into several small kingdoms and lacking a central government. Estalians are a hardy people, and claim to be the first humans to have settled the Old World, although this claim is not taken seriously outside Estalia.

=Kislev=
[[Olesya|Olesya]]'s home country, the Kingdom of '''Kislev''' is the most northerly Human civilization within the [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Old_World Old World] and a powerful and war-driven nation. Kislev stands at the very frontiers of Human civilization, a land covered in wide-open steppes and thundering icy rivers, where lonely villages stand isolated in the empty wilderness, while mighty cities rise from the landscape like great islands of stone. The climate is harsh and unforgiving, and only the strongest, most determined people can survive here.
==Dwarven Holds==
Dwarfen Holds, called Karaks in Khazalid, are the underground cities in which most Dwarfs live. Due to Dwarf society revolving around mining and smithing, most of the major holds and cities all lie within the mountains, protected by massive mighty citadels, where only the strongest of armies can ever wish to breach such a fortress. Throughout the Warhammer History, many wars have been fought, and the mountains in the Old World are now littered with abandoned Holds, in which all kind of vile creatures (including the [[Skaven]]) have taken up residence.

Dwarven Holds in ''Vermintide 2'':
===Karak Gnol ===
The name means 'Old Keep' in Khazalid, Karak Gnol is an abandoned Dwarven keep taken over by [[Skaven]]. It is located in the [[Reikland#Grey Mountains|Grey Mountains]] and seen in [[Into the Nest]]. The towers and buildings are build in a massive cavern, and include a great waterworks and expansive mining operations. [[Skarrik Spinemanglr]] has made it his home and built a nest in the centre of the Hold.
===Karak Azgaraz===
A [https://warhammerfantasy.fandom.com/wiki/Dwarf Dwarven] keep visited in several ''Vermintide 1'' [https://store.steampowered.com/app/463791/Warhammer_End_Times__Vermintide_Karak_Azgaraz/ DLC] missions. The name means 'Hold of the Fearless Axes' in Khazalid. Nestled among the flinty peaks southeast of [[Ubersreik]], it has stood here since long before the Empire was founded. In the ''Vermintide'' universe, the Hold has been overrun with [[Skaven]] and the only survivor is a brewe/engineer named Halgrim.
===Karak Zorn===
A legendary Hold that [[Bardin]] is looking for. The name means 'High Keep' in Khazalid, and it was built thousands of years ago at the extreme southern tip of the Worlds Edge Mountains. Contact has long since been lost. Whether the stronghold exists, or even if it ever existed, is uncertain, but details of its fabulous treasures and the incredible wealth of its kings are often discussed over a few pints of Dwarf ale. If tales are to be believed, Karak Zorn is carved from a mountain of gold, ts massive gates of ivory are bound with red copper, and rubies and diamonds are so common that they are used as minor units of currency instead of small coins.