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Maps, illustrations, and artifacts from Udroth.
Aalyran Shrine
Shrine of Aalyran, the Horned Strider, the eldest of Izbredic heroes. It depicts his symbol – a horned wheel
Added 27 Aug 2026
Complete Map of Udroth
A full map of the known world — six major regions connected by the Great River, from the Rakzin Sea to the Boiling Sea.
Added 27 Aug 2026
Igninomicon — Arazymar
Page N of the Ignonomicon, showing Arazymar, Yanadaric god of civilization depicted as a living bonfire
Added 27 Aug 2026
Igninomicon — Mzurabil
Page N of the Ignonomicon, showing Mzurabil, Yanadaric god of knowledge, son of Zaymarub
Added 27 Aug 2026
Igninomicon — Uran
Page N of the Ignonomicon, showing Uran, highest god of the Uranic pantheon, the creator of material reality, who lies sleeping at the border of the Boiling Sea
Added 27 Aug 2026
Igninomicon — Yrdhuna
Page N of the Ignonomicon, showing Yrdhuna, Yanadaric goddess of love, daughter of Uran and wife of Zaymarub.
Added 27 Aug 2026
Igninomicon — Zaymarub
Page N of the Ignonomicon, showing Zaymarub, Yanadaric god of war and change, son of Uran
Added 27 Aug 2026
Igninomicon — Zunarydh
Page N of the Ignonomicon, showing Zunarydh, Yanadaric goddess of nature and life, wife of Uran
Added 27 Aug 2026
Map of Dhinaem
Dhinaem is the heart of Aethliri Empires, a developed region abundant with light channeled by crystals in the world's ceiling.
Added 27 Aug 2026
Map of Izbred
Izbred — a cold, spacious region lit like Dhinaem but less fertile. Home to Yanadr and Yanadr-Kwoden hybrids.
Added 27 Aug 2026
Map of Kilruzurtar
Kilruzurtar — the most isolated region, shrouded in darkness. Home of the Kilruz, sustained by the decomposition of Dhin's corpse.
Added 27 Aug 2026
Map of Urandayed
Urandayed — the deepest volcanic region, lit by fluorescent pyroflora. The Boiling Sea with its geysers. Stronghold of Uranism.
Added 27 Aug 2026
Sunstone of Exarchate of Koldwealm
Border sunstone of the Koldwealm exarchate, an imperial remnant in the Kwod, that marked its borders and warned criminals and heretics to beware. The text on the shrine is bilingual: it is written both in imperial aethliric and in local kowden script
Added 27 Aug 2026
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