Land of Legends (Tales of the Order of Grimm)

The Land of Legends is a world featured in The Tales of the Order of Grimm series. It is a collection of numerous realms that each align with one or more fairytales. The entire world's existence depends on the continuation and remembrance of stories, that were wrote by the Brothers Grimm, Charles Perrault, Hans Christian Andersen, and Walt Disney.

Realms
The Land of Legends is divided into realms, much as the Land Without Magic is divided into continents and regions. The Realms although are placed in a multi-leveled configuration. These levels do not represent any real physical distances or relationships. Instead they represent the interdimensional relationships between the realms. The Realms are honeycombed with portals to the other parts of the realms, making the realms (with the exception of Earth) sometimes seem like they are on a contiguous plain.

The realms are separate dimensions that are interconnected by the Tree of Worlds and are home to various different races and cultures. Known realms of the Land of Legends are:


 * Elphame: Home to fairies, elves, flora and pixies.
 * Moors: The land were the Dark Faerie reside
 * The Land of Stories: Home of many fairy tale characters created by The Brothers Grimm, Hans Christian Andersen, Charles Perrault, and Walt Disney.
 * Wonderland: The realm associated with Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass.
 * Nonestica: Home to L. Frank Baum's Oz universe.
 * The Land of Sweets: Home to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's the nutcracker characters
 * Narnia: Home to characters created by C. S. Lewis in his novels the Chronicles of Narnia
 * The Land of Untold Stories: Home to characters created by Alexandre Dumas, Dodie Smith, Jules Verne, and Robert Louis Stevenson.
 * Mount Olympus: Home to the Gods of Olympus. It is a focal location in classical Greek mythology and appears to be one of few places in the Fairytale World with access to the Land without Magic.
 * Neverland: Home to characters created by J. M. Barrie in his book Peter Pan.
 * The Land without Magic: The Real World, or Earth.
 * Mirror Realm
 * Land Without Color