Freeport, officially The Autonomous Municipality of Freeport, is a sovereign city-state located on the western continent, on its eastern edge, overlooking the Sapphire Ocean. The nation is bordered by Igell to the west. Freeport itself is a large, dense city mostly made up of financial offices, large businesses and trading hubs. At the center of Freeport is an enormous lighthouse visible sometimes from the other shore of the ocean. Freeport is an anarcho-capitalist sovereign state, though the word is ill fitting: there is no real government in Freeport, nor a leader or monarch, but the city is ruled by free commerce and trade.

Freeport has the world's second largest economy, closely tied to Igell, and a medium human development index due to the sometimes cruel and barbaric way of life of Freeport citizens. Freeport hosts no particular set of races, but it attracts frugal businessmen, wealthy business owners and aspiring traders from every part of the world. It maintains a military treaty with Norelva, Igell, New Fromen and Ky'Pla known as the Sapphire Ocean Peace Treaty, loosely maintained by its mercenary fleet.

Freeport is less of a nation and more of a loose community. There is no identificative document with "Freeport" listed in its details, no real government structure, and even the military is fully made up of mercenaries and guns for hire. This has rendered international relations practically impossible, since any letter or question sent to Freeport must be approved by the majority, if not all citizens based on their interests and goals. The population of Freeport itself is constantly shifting as citizens are evicted, move out and move in, businesses collapse and rise, and employees are fired and hired in the dozens. It is, in all regards, a lawless hellscape of financial savagery. Typical scenes on Freeport's streets involve salarymen and traders arguing, papers and receipts on the ground and frenetic transportation. Nevertheless, the city seems to work as a trading point between the continents, and the chaos appears to function like clockwork, albeit poorly oiled clockwork.