Glossary

A Collection of Articles with brief descriptions

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• Aabo: The largest city in the Kotimaa islands
• Aamanta Taivasvala: The current Tähtimestari of the Tähtitieteilijä Lighthouse
• Aberinwyr: The former capital of Seisyllwg
• Abna Suhq Rebellion: A brief and disastrous uprising against the Malikate of Saba
• Aerendel: Capital of Liria
• Aerithia: The Queen of Nisi
• Aethry: Humans gifted with wings by the god Ídhi.
• Airgetlám: The first High King of the Fir Fáinne.
• Akadimía tis Stigmís: The School of the Moment
• Akatake: A demonic grove of bamboo
• Aku: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Mu'o'a and Kohangan cultures
• Alas Maniés: The Salt Furies, who punish those who offend the sea gods
• Alchemy: The Metaphysical Art of creating magical formulae
• Alok: The easternmost island in the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Al-Tana: Gateway to the Al-Kubra
• Amganad: The language of the Ifugao people of Pulo
• Anima: The creatures of the Spirit Realm
• Anirniit: The Numina born of the Taaru cultures
• Anito: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Banwan cultures
• Anma: The people of Bato
• Anunnaki: The Numina born of the Telmun culture
• Apotheosis: The process of becoming a god
• Aran: Capital of Cait
• Arcaibh Islands: An archipelago north of Ynys, inhabited by Selkies
• Arthris: Capital of the Kingdom of Nisi
• Artifacts: Magical Objects and how they come to be
• Association: The primal force which binds the Dream together
• Atua: The Numina born of the Tāngata culture
• Aurelian Bridge: A godcrafted entity dedicated to commerce
• Avannarleq Sea: The sea to the north of the Great Ring
• Avatars: The agents of the gods who have been granted miraculous powers
• Awa Tauranga: The busiest bay in the Southern Region of the Great Ring
• Bāgh-e-Raaz: The Nagahasana school of laughter
• Baille Mel: The Fae pleasure city, reachable only in the Dream
• Bato: One of the Harafora islands, where the Anma live
• Bay of Mynilad: One of the largest and busiest harbors in the Great Ring
• Beinn Neimh: The highest mountain on Ynys
• Bernhard: Crown Prince of Deira
• Besi: The southernmost of the Nofo Islands
• Biegen: An ethnic group from the Volksland islands
• Billy the Goat: Godcrafting gone awry
• Biluzik Archipelago: An archipelago in the Middlesea
• Bjargvík: Fishing village in southeastern Eyju
• Bogovi: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Zmei cultures
• Bojanina Koplja: The lost spear of a missing goddess
• Bolvirki: Those who do the necessary evil, and take the punishment for it
• Breyeayn: The Vanninee goddess of sheep, springtime, and fertility
• Buyan: The vanishing island of the North
• Caer Brenin: Capital of Elmet
• Caer Brynach: Capital of Cunedda
• Caer Eiddyn: Capital of Dyfed
• Caer Eirydd: Capital of Mathrafal
• Caer Rheged: Capital of Rheged
• Cairllyn: A small fortified town on the west bank of Llynbaet
• Calendar Systems: The most common calendars in use in the Great Ring.
• Carraig Toirneach: A hazardous and hostile region
• Chelone: The pirate haven perched on the shell of Tortuka
• Cheongha: The great Rengo philosopher and poet
• Chilseongsin: The Kikipua native to the Seom Islands
• Chiyu nu Tami: The People of Eternity
• Chudoruhs Empire: The government of the vanishing island of Buyan
• Cianán Líathdhuine: The Ard-Rí of Oileán Fiáin
• City-State of Kikai: The government of the island of Koa'ki
• Clach: A Dòbhran village on the island of Shag
• Clan Mhoire: One of the clans of the Dòbhran Selkies
• Clarati: The most powerful mages the world has ever known.
• Clarati Empire: The strange and vanished nation of the Clarati
• Clarion: One of the Clarati sorcerers who conquered Ynys
• Clotberry Laurels: Berries imbued with sadistic pleasures
• Cloten: Cloten, father of Conomor the Cursed
• Cogadh na Scéalaithe: The Storyteller's War
• Coille Òran: The Sacred Forest of the Dòbhran
• Coinneal Brùnaidh: A candle that never burns down
• Conomor the Cursed: King of Dumnonia
• Coordinates Index: A table of all the coordinates
• Courier's Mark: The mark and shield of a Kendari Courier
• Cruachánáil: Capital of Eirin
• Cunedda: A troubled kingdom on the island of Ynys
• Daemones: The Numina born of the Kaphtori cultures
• Death and What Comes After: What happens to creatures when they die
• Deep Court: The Court of the Undersea Fae
• Deira: A kingdom in chaos
• Desa Penjara: A blighted prison camp on Lampuato
• Deva: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Naga and Nagahasana cultures
• Dewiniaeth: The traditional form of Folk Magic of the Dhewen Peoples.
• Dissolutio Identitatis: A mental condition where a person’s identity collapses under the pressure of collective belief
• Draugrgjá: A sealed pit to hold the undead
• Dream-Eater: A titanic floating flower which thrives on people's dreams
• Dreamlands: The lands contained within the Dream.
• Dreamwalker's Syndrome: The consequences of extended Dreamwalking
• Dreamwalking: The art of navigating within the Dream
• Dumnoc: Capital of Dumnonia
• Dunárd: Capital of Dalriada
• Dunwulf: Capital of Bernicia
• Dunwych: Capital of Deira
• Dvorsko Jezero: The largest lake in the Korabovi Islands, and home of the Zmajica
• Each-Bàidh: A creature born of colliding mythologies
• Eadric: The King of Deira
• Eafa: Founder of the Kingdom of Gewisse.
• Eclectic Temples and Rites: How the gods of different pantheons can cooperate
• Eidolon: The component of a person that is a part of the Dream.
• Eien: Eternal City of the Kitsunejin
• Eilean nan Cailleach: The living island that is home to Mòr Cuan Cailleach, the goddess of the Sea-Trow.
• Eileanach: A language of northern Ynys, famous for being indecipherable.
• Eldorath: Capital of Ardena
• Eldshamrar: Town at the base of Reginnsfjall
• Ellyll: The Numina born of the Dhewen cultures
• Empire of Vlast: The recently established government of the Korabovi Islands
• Empire of Wamato: The largest and most powerful nation in the Great Ring
• Empress Illuminata: The ruler of vanished Luxe.
• Eofordræht: A potion which grants the strength and stamina of a wild boar
• Eoforwic: Capital of Gewisse
• Eotwulf: The conqueror of Deira
• Ephaestia: A small island that is a part of the Rasrathnii Islands
• Eyju: One of the largest islands in the Great Ring
• Fae: The Numina that were splintered from the Ellyll by Celestina's experiments
• Fai Tala: The Dreamwalking shamans of the Mu'o'a
• Fak Altashfir: Before building the Prophecy Clock, Zaman al-Razaz spent years on the Fak Altashfir, a device designed to replicate the properties of the Book of Koa'ki.
• Fale'aku: A village on the west coast of Motu which was home to Kailo Moana
• Fáros Óneiro: The Dreaming Lighthouse
• Feldgeist: Spirits that claim the last of the harvest
• Fiban Strait: The body of water that separates the islands of Saba and Vipa
• Finn MacClachlan: Heir to the throne of Eirin
• Fíonna Slougánach: Twin sister to Finn MacClachan, heir to the throne of Eirin
• Fir Dorcha: Shadows in the mist that steal lives
• Folk Magic: Regional Magic Systems created by the Egregoric Force.
• Funa Gamsia: The dormant volcano near the center of Gamfene
• Gamfene: The largest of the Lamofo Islands
• Gauzo Channel: The passage between the islands of Gauzo and Maleth.
• Ghrāyam: The westernmost port in the Malikate of Saba
• Giljabi Tokkaebi: The spirit inhabited wooden statues used by the Imugi to safely navigate the Daemado Islands
• Gimoi: The largest island in the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Glass Needles: Arcane weapons of the Malika of Saba
• Godcrafted: The Numina who were created deliberately
• Godcrafter's Guild: A Guild of storytellers that sought how to make their own gods
• Godifu Klüpfuchs: The Young Fox and Princess of Bernicia
• Golowu: The home island of the Ngofangare people
• Gotugimoi: The homeland of the Mangimoi
• Greifshund: A griffin-like predator from the island of Schuldig
• Guith: A small and blessed island in the Bay of Bees
• Guith Honey: Honey that holds memories and inspires dreams
• Gulipua: The island of the Tersembunyi and the Pulawan
• Gunung Buku: Grandmother Mountain of Labiruta
• Gunung Pau: Xuyla's Mountain of Grief
• Gunung Puncak: The highest point on the island of Ombi
• Gunung Saba: The false mountain of Maoro
• Gunung Sahu: The highest point on the island of Gimoi
• Gunung Taur: The highest point on the island of Romaluku, and site of the Kuil Emas, an eclectic temple of the earth gods
• Gunung Tona: The mountain of the dead
• Gunung Xulla: A haunted mountain at the heart of Besi
• Gwenynog: The hedgehog beekeeper. Whizz, whizz, whizz!
• Gyeongseong: The largest of the Seom Islands
• Haltijat: The Numina born from the Saarelainen culture
• Hamarrhǫll: The fortress lighthouse dedicated to the Shipbreaker
• Harafora Islands: The easternmost island group in the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Haribon: The Crown Prince of the Tagápulo Empire
• Hēishuǐ Huì: Worshippers of the Shēnkaijiāo
• Higa Kamen: A pseudonym used by the librarian-agents of the Kunifā Mūtān in their field reports to conceal their identities
• Higashiyama: Largest city in the Seom Islands
• Hiidenmaa: One of the islands in the Kotimaa island group
• Hinekōkō Crater: The mysterious crater on Motu which once held the Loloto breeding lake
• History of the Million Islands: A Historical Overview of the Great Ring
• Hleemeentreezee: The malevolent horse-people of the Rasrathnii Islands
• Höfnvík: Largest Port on Eyju
• Holang-i Jipang-i: The holang-i jipang-i, or tiger stick, is a magical item from Rengo folklore
• Hoshimoto: The second largest island in the Empire of Wamato
• Hoshimoto Utari: The native people of Hoshimoto
• House of Klüpfuchs: The House of Klüpfuchs is the ruling family of Bernicia.
• Human: The most common playable species in the Great Ring.
• Hyfclif: A Large Town on the Bay of Bees in Gewisse
• Ibang Daigdig: A painting of a strange and hungry otherworld
• Ilagiarnaq: A small statue crafted to commemorate a promise or bond among the Arvik Tuniit.
• Ilmatar Väinölä: A retired True Mage, who runs an inn in Aabo
• Imugi: Pirates and rebels, looking to restore the Kingdom of Seomna
• Inigmiq: The massive ice sculpture on the shores of the Avannarleq Sea
• Inngirtut: Bespoke lullabies that can become personal biographical songs
• Innocentia: One of the Aurelian Coins, Innocentia can purchase true freedom from guilt.
• Invasive Narratives: Alien stories that take over the local reality
• Island Index: A list of the named islands in the Great Ring
• Itsasloratza: The living tree-ship of the folk hero Izar Ibarzabal
• Kahuna'iwi: The gods and spirits of the Kaikai people of Koa'ki.
• Kaikai: The people of Koa'ki
• Kailish Stones: A stone circle that hosts a shining god
• Kami: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Yanjin culture
• Kamuy: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Utari cultures
• Kaoh Piphop Soben: The God of the Anak Kaoh
• Kapuskarja: The Gauzo Tree Lizard
• Kattaland: The northernmost island group in the Ynys Archipelago
• Kauhala: The highest point on the island of Koa'ki
• Kendari: The Largest Port in Lahat
• Kerzennächte: A holiday celebrated by the Þiodic Peoples when the Candles pass over the Great Ring.
• Keterbagaan: The endless void that came before and after the universe
• Kēthys: The horrifying beast that haunts the coastlines of the Kaphtori Islands
• Kikai: The Capital of Koa'ki
• Kikipua: The original inhabitants of the Great Ring, before Humans arrived.
• Kimutaa: The Selkies of the Northwestern Region
• Kingdom of Lampuato: The now defunct government of Lampuato
• Kingdom of Nisi: The Kingdom of the Kaphtori Aethry
• Kisawawa: A small island in the Lamofo Islands, home to the reborn Anmaraja
• Kitlin: The language of the Kylitak people of Kitlineq
• Kitlineq: The second largest island in the Great Ring
• Kitsunejin: A species that claims to be older than this world, and to have lived on a dozen others.
• Kitsunekami: The "gods" of the Chiyu nu Tami
• Kizhva: The people of the Manmosu Islands
• Koa'ki: An island in the Southern Region
• Kohanga: The language of Te Kohanga
• Kohangan: The people of Te Kohanga
• Konvetra: The bird-horses of Buyan
• Kosalo Astrolabe: A hidden device upon which the stability of the Kingdom of Lahat depends
• Kotimaa Road: A network of roads, bridges, and causeways that creates a ring around the Kotimaa islands
• Krákuhólmi: The Island of Gibbets and Crows
• Kunifā Mūtān: The Ninth Archive of the Gwāsa that contains secrets and hidden knowledge of a dozen worlds
• Kurokaijū: A terrifying Yokai that sinks ships
• Kutchan: A Watali village on the west coast of Sazanami
• Kylitak: The people of Kitlineq
• La Rapière du Maréchal: A supernaturally quick weapon from the Dolphin Islands that brings trouble to the wielder.
• Labiruta: An island kingdom that was purchased piecemeal
• Lagi Mūmū: The red aurora over Matamata
• Lamagama: The volcano at the heart of Gotugimoi
• Lamofo Islands: The remote southwestern islands of the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Laut: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Tau Dilaut culture
• Leechleaf: A plant that will eat your soul
• Lifworðig: The Capital of Creoda, City of a Thousand Gods
• Limosa: The largest of the Harafora Islands
• Lingua Clara: The language of the Clarati sorcerers
• Liria: The Dream-ridden Kingdom of Oileán Fiáin
• Llif's Prophecy: A prophecy about the future of Ynys
• Lochan Cànan: A mystical lake on the island of Seula
• Loloto: The bizarre monsters which once inhabited the island of Motu
• Lorbeer: A cursed ruin in northern Creoda
• Lorekeepers of Foxbridge: The research and intelligence apparatus of the Kingdom of Bernicia.
• Lucidorum: Port City in Creoda
• Lumai: An island haunted by victims of plague and indifference
• Lunodmangga: The drowned undead of the Southwestern Region
• Lurah Adhi: The Exalted Leader of the Tirta Baya
• Lurnak: The strange sinking man of Tau Dilaut folklore
• Luxe: Former Capital of the Clarati Empire
• Ma Lomoso: The most widespread language of the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Magic: The powers that come from beyond the Physical Realm
• Mahaha: The Laughing Demon of the North
• Mahōbori: The Metaphysical Art of creating magical tattoos
• Mahthildis: The Dowager Queen of Deira
• Maka-Honua: The strange eye that haunts the Southern Region
• Makhfiir: A hidden monster of the Al-Kubra
• Malaking: Grand General of the Tagápulo Empire
• Malikate of Saba: The dominant power in the Southeastern Region
• Mangimoi Archipelago: A group of islands in the Southen Region known for their spices
• Maoro: The northernmost island in the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Marama Tawhiti: The Moon of the Deep
• Matamata: The southernmost island in the Great Ring
• Matatag: Emperor of Tagápulo
• Maunga Matāuli: The highest point on Matamata
• Mbaru Islands: Part of the Mangimoi Archipelago which has been struck by a mysterious tragedy
• Mégisto: The highest mountain in the world (from the top).
• Mehrida: Capital of the Qutra Muhafazah of the Malikate of Saba
• Meko: A general under Hundaru of Telmun, who later founded the Kingdom of Lampuato
• Mekonggan: The language of the Mekongga people
• Mola: A small member of the Mbaru Islands
• Monetæ Temporis: The Aurelian coins that deal with the purchasing of time.
• Mòr Cuan Cailleach: The mother and goddess of the Sea-Trows
• Motha: The largest of the Arcaibh Islands
• Motu: The southernmost of the great islands
• Moyakiro: The volcano at the heart of Golowu
• Muhafiz: The provincial governors of the Malikate of Saba
• Muhandasa: Clockwork soldiers created to protect the Prophecy Clock
• Mumyō Sensō: The Shogun's attempt to pacify or exterminate the Hoshimoto Utari
• Mu'o'a: A Kikipua culture of the Southern Region
• Murdúchu: One of the types of Fae of the Deep Court
• Muria: The ancient kingdom of the Nakaal
• Musahae: The Fighting Sea
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• Mynilad: Capital of the Tagápulo Empire
• Myteyar Archipelago: An archipelago in the Northern Region
• Mytilene: Capital of the Polis of Mytilene
• Nakaal: An ancient race of soul-eating mages
• Nara: One of the Mbaru Islands
• Ngyelumayi: Imprisonment by mummification
• Nichibotsu Sea: The ocean that lies to the west of the Great Ring
• Nifetai: Shark Shapeshifters
• Nindattam: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Watali culture
• Nofo Islands: The northernmost portion of the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Northeastern Region: This region is inspired by the islands of Western Europe
• Northern Region: This region is inspired by the islands of the Arctic Ocean
• Northwestern Region: This region is inspired by the islands of Eastern Asia
• Numina: The beings that arise from the power of collective belief - Gods & Spirits
• Numina Salvation Society: Dedicated to the preservation of Lifworðig's many minor gods
• O le Feagaiga: An organization dedicated to protecting people from a dark secret
• Ofuto'o: A sacred lake on the island of Motu
• Old Elmet: The founding myth of the Kingdom of Elmet
• Oma Latu: The Old Woman of the Mountain
• Ombi: One of the Nofo Islands
• Ondine: Queen of the Deep Court of the Fae
• Order of the Lightkeepers: The priests of the Ring of Light
• Orichalcum: A mystical metal which collects spiritual power
• Oswin Eadricson: Former Duke of Waldsmarch and spouse of Princess Godifu
• Pananalita: Pananalita is the language of the Tagápulo people
• Pangdambana ni Luek: The great temple to Luek
• Papagálos Tavern: The strange but fun Invasive Narrative that has manifested in the town of Chelone.
• Parola Pasi: A lighthouse at the mouth of the Ilog Pasi
• Pemilikan Raga: A traditional practice in the city of Kendari that allows for the sale and ownership of bodies.
• Pemmican: A food common among sailors and travelers
• Petrified Eidolon: Standing stones in which identity and memories have been preserved
• Pharmakeía: A traditional form of Folk Magic among the Kaphtori people.
• Pharmakos: A practitioner of the folk magic tradition of Pharmakeía
• Pinuno ng Pananalapi: The Grand Bursar of the Tagápulo Empire
• Pneuma: The part of a person native to the Spirit Realm.
• Polis of Mytilene: A Theodemocratic City-State on the island of Íssa
• Prophecy Clock: The Machine for Seeing the Future
• Quickstone: The shapeshifting material of the Zmajica
• Rangdayan: The creator and goddess of the Utkrośa
• Ratubala: Capital of the Kingdom of Lahat
• Red-Crowned Niet: The Goddess of Dzarbah
• Reginnsfjall: The great volcano of Eyju
• Reginnsþjóð: The great fleet of the Drekkamen which has been conducting raids throughout the Northeastern Region
• Report #1459: A report concerning rumors of a strange ritual
• Report #4233: The strange creatures which fell from the sky
• Report #5193: The Librarian's report on the Malika of Saba
• Report #7862: The Librarian's report on the Tubu disappearances and the danger of Worldbuilders
• Rince na Oídhche: The Night Dance shared between the Dark Fae and the humans of Fennell
• Ring of Light: A network of lighthouses encompassing the Great Ring
• Romaluku: One of the Lamofo Islands, known for its gold deposits
• Ròn: A community of Dòbhran selkies on the island of Seula
• Ruairí Marcach Stoirm: The Rí of Liria
• Ryeong: The Numina born from the beliefs of the Rengo and Chilseongsin cultures
• Sakeligaq: Meeting place for the Kylitak tribes of Kitlineq
• Salt-Maggots: Strange insects that appear on ships in turmoil
• Sangaji: The easternmost stronghold of the Mangimoi
• Saralamo: A small island in the Mangimoi Archipelago
• Sarua: The second-largest of the Mbaru Islands
• Sea-Goat: Herald of the Great Devourer
• Sea-Swarm: A plague of flying insects that rises from the ocean
• Sea-Trow: Monsters that plague fishing boats and villages
• Seiðr: The traditional Folk Magic of the Eyjamaður people.
• Sela: The westernmost Nofo Island
• Selkie: Humans transformed by their gods to be better suited to the oceans.
• Selkie Skin Trade: The rumor that Selkies are being skinned for profit
• Selkie Sling: An underwater weapon designed to fire a spear like a slingshot
• Selkyre: The largest town in the Arcaibh Islands
• Selsdýr: The largest Eyjamaður settlement on the island of Seula
• Seula: The second-largest of the Arcaibh Islands
• Shēnkaijiāo: A monster that rose from the depths of the sea
• Shénlónglǐ: The gargantuan fish sacred to the Ariwara Dynasty
• Shikumo-gawa: The largest and longest river on the island of Kojima
• Shxw'qw'elahł: The Numina which have arisen from the beliefs of the T'iselek people
• Silaqilaat: A drum used for ritual magic among the Unughuit people of Umingmak
• Solennefrieden Lighthouse: A lighthouse and sanitarium on the island of Guith
• Southeastern Region: This region is inspired by the islands of the Mediterranean
• Southern Region: This region is inspired by the islands of the South Pacific and Polynesia
• Southwestern Region: This region is inspired by the islands of western Indonesia and the Philipines
• Spooktober Central: A list of all my Spooktober articles
• Sqwəlqʷén: The traditional Folk Magic of the T'iselek people.
• Stone Egg: An ancient stone egg that contains some dreadful force
• Storm-Gulls: Spirit Birds that herald major thunderstorms
• Strait of Bhreacain: A dangerous waterway between Motha and Shag
• Stub Index: A list of all the articles with less than 50 words
• Suhq: The nation that ruled Qutra between the fall of the Telmunic Empire and the rise of the Malikate
• Sukhur Lichen: Sukhur Lichen, also known as walking-rock lichen, is a species native to the highlands of Menâme.
• Sunda Lighthouse: The ghost of a dead lighthouse
• Tagápulo Empire: The largest nation in the Southwestern Region
• Tagbawa: The Empress of Tagápulo
• Tähtimestari: Leader of the Tähtitieteilijä Lighthouse, this title roughly means "Master of the Stars"
• Tähtitieteilijä: A town on the northern coast of Hiidenmaa
• Tähtitieteilijä Lighthouse: The lighthouse dedicated to the study of the stars and celestial navigation
• Tama's Fai Fuamoa: Fai Fuamoa is the weapon wielded by the Mu'o'a folk hero Tama.
• Tamashii no Akari: One of the Great Lighthouses, Tamashii no Akari helps guide the spirits of the dead to their appropriate destination.
• Tano Lumoto: The sacred caves of Gimoi
• Tarshish: Capital of the Malikate of Saba
• Tau Dilaut: The Sea Nomads of Lahat
• Tauranga: The Largest City on Atu Motu
• Te Kohanga: One of the southernmost islands in the Great Ring
• Teikoku Nintei-sho: The document which established Wamato's bunrui class system
• Thalassopoúli: The Aethry ships said to be the fastest in the world
• The Angel of Love: The Anima who creates bonds of attraction and infatuation
• The Becalming: The deadliest event in the history of the world
• The Book of Koa'ki: A book in a drowned pyramid that may contain all knowledge
• The Candles: An annual astronomical phenomenon associated with good will and celebration
• The Cult of the Clarati: An organization dedicated to the Apotheosis of the Clarati
• The Dolphin Islands: Les Îles Aux Dauphins, the land of Fairy Tales bound to the port of Aerendel
• The Dream: The realm of thought, imagination, and belief.
• The Egregoric Force: The power of collective belief
• The Emperor’s Ducks: The secretive agents of the Emperor of Wamato
• The Final Monument: A statue of a snake surrounded by nothing but the open ocean.
• The Floating Treehouse: A temporary home in a floating forest
• The Great Devourer: An ancient horror at the bottom of the sea
• The Islands: An overview of the Great Ring and some of the major islands.
• The Librarian of Foxbridge: The Small God created by the Lorekeepers of Foxbridge
• The Librarian’s Diary: Hello Reader! Come see my inner self!
• The Lighthouse Song: A Sailor's teaching song about the Lighthouses
• The Longest Journey Part 1: The Road to Al-Tana: First part of a journal describing a journey to the al-Kubra
• The Longest Journey Part 2: The City of Ghuls: Journey to Madinat al-Ghul
• The Longest Journey Part 3: The Bridge of Night: Through the Lost Cities and over the Bridge of Night
• The Longest Journey Part 4: The Watcher of the Path: Climbing the mountains beyond night and day
• The Longest Journey Part 5: The End: The conclusion of our narrative
• The March of 31 Tales: A challenge to write an article every day
• The Muse of Mutiny: A Fiend which attacks the crew of a ship
• The Sea Remembers: The living memory of ancient battles
• The Silence: Worlds quietly vanishing into nothingness
• The Sleepwalkers' Tale: A compilation of strange fragments that tell of an alien world
• The Spirit Realm: The realm of significance, connection, and the true essence of everything.
• The Structure of the Universe: The Realms and the Worlds
• The Urchin: The god of desperate children
• Three Laughing Mice: A triptych of fables from the Nagahasana school of laughter
• Tirta Baya: The Godslayers
• Tonggali: An elaborate covered litter that was used by royal family of Lampuato and became a symbol of their decadence
• Tortuka: The gigantic sea turtle who hosts a pirate haven on their back
• Touching the Sun: A condition which causes Aethry to fall from the sky
• Tree Octopus: An animal of the Floating Forests.
• True Name: The spell that makes a person
• Tubu: An island in the Mangimoi Archipelago where all animal life mysteriously vanished.
• Tui Iti: The people of Iti Motu
• Tunifa: A killer eel from Atu Motu
• Tunniqaijuq: The dark god of the Tuniit
• Tylos of Nisi: Heir to Hundaru of Telmun and the Telmunic Empire
• Ualter na Isigidh: Leader of the Talespinners
• Uqaluqtuq: A terrifying serpentine predator
• Uritz Wood: A kind of wood that grows in the Floating Forests and is excellent for shipbuilding
• Usran: A tiny island with an important lighthouse
• Utkrośa: The hybrid flying warriors of the Nakaal
• Vættir: The Numina born of the Þiodic cultures
• Vættrskár: A furry fish plague that heralds famine
• Väinädin: The god of Saari, who is gifted in prophecy and magic.
• Vannin: An island in the Ynys Archipelago, home to the Vanninee
• Vanninee: The people of the island of Vannin
• Vaomatua: The sacred jungle of Koa'ki
• Veleitu: A tradition of Folk Magic practiced by the Mu'o'a
• Velhot of Väinädin: The True Mage agents of Väinädin working for the world’s betterment
• Volksland: The southernmost group of the Norður Islands
• Vǫlva Ormr: The witch-goddess of Eyju who was once Baba Zmeya.
• Vorda: One of the Mbaru Islands, and home to the Vaihala
• Wainaba: The last independent King of the Naga on Saba
• Wamato: Capital of the Empire of Wamato
• Wapu: A musical instrument used by the Tāngata people of Atu Motu to summon spirits.
• Wavewood Tree: The living ships of the Middlesea
• White Comet: A brilliant comet, whose light reveals many things
• Who’s Who in the Great Ring: A guide to the most important and best known figures in the world.
• Who's Who in the Tagápulo Empire: The important and influential figures in the Tagápulo Empire
• Wild Places: Where the Dream and Spirit Realms are entangled with the physical
• Wind-Whistling: The language of the winds
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• Wulfdenn: Seat of Clan Wulfstan on Eg
• Xuyla: One of the Nofo Islands
• Xwsalalam Blanket: A sacred blanket made from the wool of the Xwsalalam, a type of dog raised by the T'iselek people of S'Chaanee
• Yeongjusan: The highest point in the Seom Islands and home to the Dragon Goddess of the West Wind
• Yeongmang: The dragon goddess of the West Wind
• Yhahaa: The horrifying living ships of the Hleemeentreezee
• Ynyswr: The language of the Ynyswr people
• Ystwyth: Largest Port in Dyfed
• Yuralin Tabadhik: The Defenders of Sacred Places
• Zaman al-Razaz: The greatest inventor in the Great Ring, and keeper of the Prophecy Clock.
• Zariya: The Master of Mirth for the Bāgh-e-Raaz
• Zmei: An off-shoot of the Kikipua better suited to the cold climates of the north.
• Zomandros: Third Emperor of the Telmunic Empire
• Zuhkar: A small volcanic island near the center of the Sabaen Archipelago
• Zurigarra: The giant crabs that live in the Floating Forests of the Middlesea