Spheres

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Farsea

Generic article | Oct 18, 2023

A black expanse dotted with stars that appear to be gradually diminishing in number, the Noctisphere is Gahla's final frontier, more mysterious than the Kalyptian Veil or the Deepsea. All attempts to reach it have met a fiery end.
Levinlights

Generic article | Oct 18, 2023

Beyond the Loftwinds, at the highest reaches of the sky, is the aurosphere. Undulating aetherial waves of emerald and fuschia trace across the star-speckled expanse.
Loftwinds

Generic article | Apr 26, 2022

The sphere known as the Loftwinds is the highest layer of the atmosphere that can sustain human life, and only then for those with a steady and disciplined temperament. The ayrlands that skim across the Sayrsea are small, rare, lush, fragile, and fast.
Sayrsea

Generic article | Oct 18, 2023

Dividing Midgahl and the Loftwinds, the Sayrsea is the stratum of the atmosphere which a typical ayrland-dweller gazes upon when they turn their eyes upwards to pray for rain or sun. The air is extremely thin, and strenuous activity can be deadly.
Midgahl

Generic article | Apr 26, 2022

Midgahl is where the vast majority of ayrland-dwelling Gahlans spend the greater portion of their lives. In any given region, skies are normally clear of fog, moderate in temperature, and just rich enough in oxygen to support human life.
Whitesea

Generic article | Nov 8, 2023

Few vistas on Gahla are more captivating than the rays of dawn dancing on the Whitesea, that boundless sheet of fluffy white clouds that stretches across the horizon.
Tradewinds

Generic article | Nov 10, 2023

The skies directly above the Saltsea are called the Tradewinds. It is a perilous zone where ayrships must brave the threats of tidal waves and boiling steamjets during the day, and hungry tentacled leviathans at night.
Saltsea

Generic article | Nov 10, 2023

Gahla's surface is comprised almost entirely of a single expansive ocean. There is no solid ground to speak of, with the exception of the glacial megacontinent, Fryggidos, the muddy floodswamps of Karthina, and a few rare spires, stacks, and rocky arches.
Deepsea

Generic article | Oct 18, 2023

Far below the ocean where light does not shine, fallen ayrlands tumble across the deeps as they are pummeled by the currents. Inscrutable animals make their home in pitch darkness, and gargantuan leviathans hibernate for centuries.

_{All images in this project tagged (PD) are - to the best of my knowledge - pulled from a Public Domain source.

Background image by Todd Wivell (PD)

Materia icons by Rexard via Humble Bundle}