WORLD OF THE WOUND
Eastward, the land opens into red stone and hard light. The Xicalan reaches hold canyon roads, dry plains, stone terraces and settlements whose days must be measured against heat and distance.
The eastern reaches are shaped by salt, heat and exposed stone. Txolqan, the Sunscar and the salt road lead through distinct desert habitats. The game-world descriptions add plants and creatures to this harsh geography.
Eastward, the land opens into red stone and hard light. The Xicalan reaches hold canyon roads, dry plains, stone terraces and settlements whose days must be measured against heat and distance.
Txolqan, the Xolca and the Sunscar appear across the ARPG geography and the world atlas. Stepped ceremonial architecture is part of the setting, but the website keeps the rituals and later story outcomes out of the public introduction.
Broad red mesas break into narrow passes; salt and dry ground alternate with waterways and sheltered gardens. Stone stairs, canyon walls and distant stepped buildings dominate the view. Heat changes the colours and the apparent distance of every landmark.
The inhabitants navigate long trade routes and live with traditions tied to sun, stone and the passage of seasons. These beliefs can be described as cultural knowledge without treating every interpretation as an objective truth about the world.
Ash palms, thorn scrub, night cactus and sparse desert flowers are recorded in the design notes. Salt lizards, scorpions and sun hawks are among the regional animals. Species and encounters specific to the game are labelled accordingly.
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 canyon city of red stone, sun temples and desert trade at the edge of the Xicalan interior.
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Places & zonesA sun-struck expanse of sand and salt, where light washes colour from distant shapes and travellers watch their water.
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Places & zonesA caravan route across exposed plains, linking trade, settlements and the passage toward Orush.
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Places & zonesA ruined city of ash, dark stone and an enduring memory of fire in the desert highlands.
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Places & zonesDeep-cut river passages where the water meets rock, fig trees and the long dry approaches to Xicalan.
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Places & zonesMonumental stone temples rising in levels above the Xicalan desert.
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FloraA thorny desert plant named around Txolqan, part of the sparse flora of the hot canyon routes.
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FloraPalms listed among the plants of the canyon city, where limited water makes even sparse shade meaningful.
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FloraA ritual flower named in Xicalan temple contexts.
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FloraTree-like forms recorded on the salt roads and flats, part of the stark visual identity of the Sunscar approaches.
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FloraFig trees are named along the Xolca river gorges, where the water softens the harsh desert edges.
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FaunaPale, salt-crusted lizards navigate rock and desert canyons; the ARPG bestiary treats them as agile wildlife.
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FaunaBirds of prey named in the Txolqan and Sunscar field notes, crossing the open air above stone and salt.
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FaunaScorpions occupy the dry lands and salt roads of the Xicalan Reach.
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FaunaA massive subterranean creature described beneath the salt flats in the game bestiary, treated by caravans with caution.
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BestiaryA hostile presence of the heat-burned desert, linked in game design to sand and sudden movement.
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BestiaryAsh-dark figures with embers in their cracks, among the enemies proposed for the ruined firelands.
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BestiaryA defensive construct in the Xicalan game bestiary, visually bound to the region’s dark mineral architecture.
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