WORLD OF THE WOUND
Follow the long waterways to Heartmere. Here floating markets and river communities connect shores that would otherwise remain far apart. Boats carry stories as readily as cargo.
River people and lake routes connect settlements that would otherwise stand far apart. At Heartmere and along the water roads, travel is a craft shaped by boats, commerce and the creatures beneath the surface.
Follow the long waterways to Heartmere. Here floating markets and river communities connect shores that would otherwise remain far apart. Boats carry stories as readily as cargo.
For the Saolim, passage is a practice as well as a route. The lore names river markets, travelling rafts and traditions tied to the currents. Some histories belong to the people who remember a crossing, not to the border marked on the map.
Heartmere connects waterways, islands, river inlets and settlements built around landing places. Water and shore constantly trade places in the wet season. A route across the lake is not a straight line when current, weather and traffic have a say.
Saolim raftswomen and river traders use the boats as workshops, marketplaces and homes of passage. In the world notes, the Stream Singers listen for patterns in water and sound. Their culture is shown through trade and practices rather than a single royal court.
Reed banks, shallow channels, river birds and the long bodies of river serpents appear in the regional material. A living waterway provides food and transport, and it demands attention. Game-specific creature encounters remain separately labelled.
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.
