Yêl

Yêl is roughly 1400 sq miles, the majority of it belonging to the Eyak Nation. It has only towns with a population greater than 300. The total population of Yêl in 2005 is estimated to be about 20,000 people with 18,000 of them tribal or métis, making it the least populated of all the domains. Yêl is one of four domains where Luperci (werewolves) have "unalienable human rights" under provincial law.

Duke Egorov Norovsky is 92 years old and a métis Luperci. He is part of House Anacortes and has held title since 1949, the only Luperci to have been accepted into the House of Lords. He and his family dwell in a mansion just outside of Delta Junction (pop 900) which hosts a Henge. Duke Egorov's son and heir Mikhail Norovsky is a senior Knight of the Throne and part of King Jonathan's Inner Circle. The Norovsky family are well-regarded in Caerleon by the Constantines. They are descended from both Russian settlers and Eyak natives.

Delta Junction has several large bison ranches and oil fields. The Norovsky family is the major employer. They have close blood ties the Eyak Hyas Tyee. Egorov was, as a young man, the lover of the current Eyak Speaker, the shaman Rhya Marie Jones who taught him the luperci tradition. She is also his second cousin.

The town of Cantwell has a population of 400. Its best known for the Nenana Hunting Lodge, a 50 bed hostel shaped like a giant white igloo that is listed on a popular intranet web site as part of the "100 Ugliest Buildings in Cascadia". Ironically, since its listing in 2001, Cantwell has seen a dramatic increase in tourism and its local economy.

Other towns in Yêl (population 50-300) include Alpine, Dover, Glenlake, Moss, Pinehill, Plainvale, Stone and Walter. 30% of Yêl's population is nomadic, traveling in caravans or Luperci packs. The Luperci in particular have a very tense relationship with the citizens of Yupik and Stampede, where they are legally denoted as subhuman.