A sacred waterway in the land of Eden which was so beautiful it convinced the halflings to stay and call this place home.
The Cavern of Innuendo is both a physical cave, located near the base of Dükuhüo Aüki in The Garden, and a metaphysical plane of existence open only to the most ardent followers of the goddess Phina.
Dükuhüo Aüki, the Mother Volcano, is perhaps best known for its habit of resurrecting virgin sacrifices made in the universe outside of Eden.
A repository for knowledge from across the six-hundred and sixty-nine iterations of reality in the Clarkwoods Literary Universe.
Fairwallow is a village in the southwest of Nalké which was shaped and then re-shaped by the supernatural weather system known as the Ceaseless Cyclone.
The Fountain of Ink is a strange supernatural spring in town of Fairwallow where a seemingly infinite supply of ink wells up from an underground source.
The Lake of Fire is an inaccurately named volcanic plateau which is notorious for its ever-changing landscape.
The Pentacle is the headquarters of the Council of Five and a symbol of that body’s supreme power over the governance of Eden.
Sleepy Hollow is a popular tourist destination in the easternmost portion of Nalké, especially during the autumn and early winter of each year.
The Tunnel of Babble is an unfinished Edenian mega-project, the goal of which was to dig a path down to the purported subterranean home of the Sister Goddesses.