Warltin is a vast kingdom in a far away, unknown land from the main continent of Wästningen. Its population is unknown.
The game Aliens Invade takes place on The Marlwa Wymd base in the Warltin Kingdom. This is the only canonical sighting of this location as of now.
The game DTTS is apart of a dream sequence had by the player, and it seems to be set somewhere in the Warltin Kingdom. However, due to the placements of trees within the game, it is unsure.
While not canon, the final level in Jump Over The Moon could be the Warltin Kingdom.
There are multiple pockets of population scattered throughout the center of the area, mostly finding themselves nestled in between valleys and within mountains. The largest population center and "Capital" of the region is known as Talachre (Tah-Lock-Re).
All established settlements are of Waslen origin except for one of weev origin, founded by Dane.
The Marlwa Wymd is a defensive base set up by Dane upon the far outskirts of the kingdom. It holds weapons, trees, and the upmost advanced weev technology.
The geography of Warltin is relatively simple. It is a dirt covered, almost wasteland like terrain that is very hilly and mountainous. The water found in Warltin, while not often toxic, is very mineral rich and could be dangerous if not filtered properly. Something which the local flora can do well.
The most notable inhabitants are composed of 4, weev like species, known as Waslens. Each Waslen has specific qualities that distinguish it from the others. The 4 species include The Norfuntch, Quisma, Larlo, and Mati variants. All 4 species reside within the bounds of Warltin Kingdom. Their leader, Alux, is a mutated Norfuntch.
The Norfuntch are the average variant of the Waslen species and are the most common.
The Quisma are a small and speedy variant of the Waslen species.
The Larlo are a big and sluggish variant of the Waslen species.
The Mati are a mysterious and near indescribable variant of the Waslen species and are the most rare.
The more animalistic species found here include (to be written)