Rokran, officially The Socialist Union of Rokran, is a socialist dwarven nation located on the eastern continent, near the east coast and nestled in mountain ranges and underground. The nation is loosely bordered by Norelva to the west, although some of Rokran's tunnels are owned jointly by the two nations given how extensive the network is. Rokran's capital is Great Kramen, a city floating on a pool of magma and surmised to be floating on the inner crust of the planet. Rokran is a socialist nation: it is ruled by the Communist Party in two legislative chambers, one voted by the people and one representing the various areas of Rokran.

Rokran has mainly export-based economy and sells massive amounts of minerals and ore. It has a surprisingly high human development index and a strict enforcement of civil rights of dwarvenkind. Rokran furthermore holds a strong deterrent foreign policy based on the common myth that there may be Rokran tunnels under every nation of the world. The people of Rokran enjoy a high standard of living and a unique quality of political rights unseen in the rest of the world. Every citizen, upon beginning their work in a specific group or organization, has a say in its administration and management.

Dwarves hailing from Rokran are peculiar compared to the rest of dwarvenkind: they share the sense of pride for work, stonemasonry and mining, but additionally have an innate and strict appreciation for each other. Rokrans are a tight knit community and behave accordingly, forming strong bonds and living in large housing complexes that host several families. Young Rokrans are taught the basics of socialist society and grow up with the understanding that they are part of a larger machine, casting aside individuality when necessary to assist their people. This has been witnessed in the past, and Rokrans are an extremely reactive and efficient people that almost always speak with one voice.

They are additionally known for their fervent public life, as dwarves will frequently meet up in huge groups and discuss recent issues, new policy and tasks for the future. This constant back and forth of ideas localized in small pockets of the population and always shared with other groups and communes has led to frequent unanimous votes and decisions agreed on by the majority if not all the population of Rokran.