WORLD OF THE WOUND
South of the old ridges, the Koru coast faces weather and open water. Bronze, masks and the keeping of names give this shore a distinctive voice in MYRHA: memory can live in what a craftsperson makes.
The southern coast carries traditions of bronze casting, masks and the keeping of names. The Koru appear in the novel through travellers, craft and stories held in objects.
South of the old ridges, the Koru coast faces weather and open water. Bronze, masks and the keeping of names give this shore a distinctive voice in MYRHA: memory can live in what a craftsperson makes.
Koru accounts preserve names in cast objects and stories passed from one maker to another. The novel introduces this tradition through a traveller from Obarem and the masks she carries. The website can explain the tradition without answering what every mask remembers.
Cliffs, southern inlets and coastal routes meet the slopes below the Ribwall. Travel is shaped by sea wind and the difficult passages between shore and highland. Obarem is one of the named points in this geography.
Founders, mask makers and tellers keep their histories in objects as much as in words. The bronze work is not just decoration: it is part of how names and responsibilities pass between generations.
The coast connects rocky edges with pockets of vegetation and marine life. Its named species are still less fully documented than those of Shoan or Graufeld; this dossier therefore treats the coastline itself as the verified ecological setting.
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.
Places & zonesA Koru coastal settlement connected to the mask-making and bronze-keeping traditions of its people.
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Places & zonesWhite ruined towers on a southern coast and island belt, rising above blue water as a landmark on the world map.
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Places & zonesThe surrounding sea of MYRHA, joining distant shores while keeping the continent apart from the unknown horizon.
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Myths & culturesBronze masks are vessels of cultural memory in the Koru traditions.
DISCOVER ENTRY ↗Myths & culturesA band of coastal ruins identified by pale towers on the southern sea; records of their former inhabitants remain partial.
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