WORLD OF THE WOUND
Ash-country lies beneath broken volcanic ridges. Old flows darken the slopes; ash settles on paths that people must still use. Much of its detailed history belongs to the ARPG world bible and is therefore introduced as game-world design.
Broken volcanic ridges and old flows mark the western landscape. The published map establishes the terrain; additional ARPG concepts are labelled separately until their public canon is approved.
Ash-country lies beneath broken volcanic ridges. Old flows darken the slopes; ash settles on paths that people must still use. Much of its detailed history belongs to the ARPG world bible and is therefore introduced as game-world design.
The public atlas confirms the region and its volcanic terrain. The later game-compendium material adds storm-clan traditions, but those concepts are not presented as events in the novel. The website records the difference explicitly rather than pretending every draft has the same status.
Ridges of cooled lava, ash-grey scree and scarred valleys dominate this western country. Vegetation gathers where water and shelter allow it. The contrast between black ground and distant red vents gives the region its own visual language.
The ARPG design material links this country to independent clan histories. Their precise political relationships and quests remain reserved for the game, while the geography provides a spoiler-free first encounter.
Only the volcanic habitat is established at this stage. Rather than assign creatures or plants without evidence, the dossier links out to the verified entries elsewhere in the Codex and marks regional ecological gaps for further research.
Geography and history follow the approved novel and MYRHA compendium. Game-world concept material remains explicitly marked in linked entries.
No individual entries are confirmed by the current sources. Nothing is invented.
No individual entries are confirmed by the current sources. Nothing is invented.
