Feo Teiwaz

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Feo Teiwaz
Location Information
Japanese	フェオ・テイワズ
Romaji	Feo Teiwazu
Type	Abandoned City
Located In	Dwarf Kingdom
Controlled By	None
Status	Destroyed
Debut
Light Novel	Overlord Volume 11

Feo Teiwaz (フェオ・テイワズ) was a dwarven city that lied west in the Azerlisia Mountains.

Background

This western city had been destroyed during a battle between two Frost Dragons — Olasird'arc Haylilyal and Munuinia Ilyslym, and it was little more than tumbled ruins.

Chronology

The Craftsman of Dwarf Arc

Main article: The Craftsman of Dwarf Arc

After the dwarven runesmiths accepted Ainz Ooal Gown's invitation to come to the Sorcerer Kingdom, they learned of his intention to reclaim Feo Berkana for the Dwarf Kingdom. They warned their new liege of Olasird'arc, the dragon that was responsible for leveling the city of Feo Teiwaz and asked him to be careful in his quest.

Trivia

• This city in associated with a rune Teiwaz which means Týr, Germanic god of war and law.