• Steam City
• Fox Isle
• The Vortex
• Pselle Expedition Camps
• World History Museum

• Prairie Stone Circles
• Sage Altar
  The Sage Altar is a large statue carved from stone and petrified wood made to look like the North Cardinal which stands in a clearing just north of the plateau's main river. Although it used to hold a tablet with ancient Draconic texts carved into it, the tablet was stolen long ago and her blank eyes now look down upon empty hands. The tablet's exact current location is unknown but it is said to be hidden away deep in a cave, locked in a collapsed tunnel. Reasonings for a Ptithian to hide it away are speculative but one theory states that it might be in relation to anti-Sage propaganda in order to demote the affiliation.

• Ichy Colo
• Alpha Sentru
• Plumei Santos
• Foes District
• Maws Clutch
• Aethe Edge
• Sky-stream Lake
  Towards the middle of the Wyndgale territory is a long river that falls over the grand steep of the Stormwall. This glacial water tumbles down and rushes into the lowlands, flowing into a massive lake known as Sky-stream lake. This lake is said to be an ancient opening to the North Cardinal’s original underground palace; a place built even before Chaveri came to be. Folklore holds up, there are caverns beneath the lake that brings the water out into the ocean and into groundwater tables, however the presence of a lost god palace is undiscovered.
• The Stormwall
  The stormwall is an extremely tall cliff that separates the Lowlands from the Highlands. The cliff stands so tall that only one road has been built to travel up it for Snapp Carriages, all other travel to get over it or to the Foe District city built into it requires flight.
• Skylight Valley
  In the highlands, a crack dips deep into the hearth while the mountains still overlap and draw inwards. This creates a cavern with a split ceiling that shows the sky above. This valley cavern used to be a safety house for the people of Ichy Colo, as remnants of pottery and skeletons of caught prey can be found in the dark corners where the sky light does not reach.
• Pinceten Peak
  One of the highest points in all of the Highlands, this mountain peak is rounded off from wind erosion and overlooks the highlands from so far above that it rests above the clouds. A sea of clouds can often be viewed, many fliers choose to stop at the peak for a quick drink from their canteen before continuing farther north to Deity Isle.
• Byhy Waterfall
  On the west edge of the Lowlands not far from Aethe Edge is a waterfall that courses into a lake that filters into the underground. During sunrise, the cliffside gives itself to idling the waterfall at the perfect angle, casting a rainbow across the lake, making it one of the most beautiful places to watch the sunrise in the world.
• Whirlwind Rock
  In the highlands there stands a butte with a massive emerald carved at the top. How the gem got there and why it sits there is unknown but it is speculated a Cardinal's Colossal brought it there to keep it safe. Strong winds pool around the rock in swirling, visible gusts, making it impossible to reach the rock via flight.
• Alpha Skull Doan
  The skull of the North Maw Colossal was renovated long ago by Galians as a central place for important gatherings and is used as the ceremony location for adorning the next alpha of the kingdom.
• Sage's Ice Palace Ruins
  Among the dark waters near the Sage’s Frozen Step lies a large glacial cavern with an even larger underground lake of water. Perma-frozen glaciers float within the lake, carved intricately with columns and corridors. A piece broken away from what was once a giant temple built into the ice. Relics and bones rest frozen in the walls and floor.

• Sequelliyphs
• Sequendalar
• Sequano
• Seree'yaa
• Selin'bu
• Ironbramble
• Whisper Glade
  In northwest Sequ'Manko is an emancipation temple with a massive statue of an unknown worshiped creature. It does not completely resemble depictions of the West Cardinal so it is assumed to be something else, which confuses those who have spent time studying the monument. The monument is a circular temple, similar to the Dome in Tucruitora, but on a much smaller scale and made from andesite blocks, pillars, and crystallized glass that has a composition as if it were made of pure sugar. The purpose of the temple and who built it is unknown at the time, records of the temple and its surrounding area being searched for in the Ancient Archives.
• Sinking Souls Lake
  The many caverns beneath the Sequ'Manko territories lend themselves to the theory that the West Cardinal originally had plans to make his kin also live underground, however that plan never came to fruition. In one of the many sprawling caverns that cross the Cyme Ruins is a large open area spotted with moderately large lakes with bright teal waters. Swarms of foes glowing a bright, rare blue scatter across the ceiling, casting light throughout the whole cavern. Those who fall into the saturated waters have been seen to be alright until they reach knee-deep waters, as they are then pulled underneath in a flash of light and foes gathering at the surface of the water, buzzing around in a little ceremony. It is advised to stay away from the waters.
• Cyme Ruins/Room of Parallax
  There exists a room near the entrance halls of the Cyme Ruins that warps one's perception so much it causes insanity or enlightenment. It was originally blocked off and used as a judgement room for the West Cardinal to use on His kin. Those who came out with enlightenment tell of seeing into the world of Lindoss, feeling the thoughts of those in Sallenin, and knowing a higher meaning to their life and love. Those who exit with insanity were left to wander, often getting lost and dying in the underground temple after being abandoned by their god.
• Canyon Ridge Arena
  Once as popular as the Desert Coliseum, the hanging Arena lost its touch a few decades before The Great Fire, as the battles became less enjoyable to the people of Sequ'Manko. It was carved of dense mountain stone and hangs among a cliff valley within the western edge of the Mankian mountains with nothing but strong vines holding it up. Stadium seats and a small ruined town of shops and inns surround it on all sides, but now all is overgrown with jungle.
• Temal Lake
  Temal Lake is a warm-water lake fed from groundwater springs that resides in a bed of jungle trees and muddy slopes a few kilometers away from the ocean. Temal was once a popular place for tourists seeking the optimal jungle beach vacation, once run by joyful Sequns from Sequano and an Ironbramble, the vacation homes now lay abandoned ever since the Mankian kingdom fell quiet. Hive residents still debate whether the lake should be readvertised/opened to tourism.
• The Mosstones
  The Mosstones are massive, slippery boulders that travel out into the sea, curving around a whirlpool past the drop-off of the ocean floor. Water-filled caverns lie unexplored all throughout the boulders' area. They are an excellent fishing spot.

• Braeyc City
• Falhalt
• Bolden
• Thistleweed Hideout
• 5th-Cardinal Encampment
  Any weary traveler who comes to view the natural beauty of the verge may stumble upon the bleak monuments rising out of the fog and water spray. A maze of tents and crude settlements sits near the base of this massive waterfall, home to the 5th Cardinal Cult. A large Altar sits at the center of the encampment, where a number of fanatics can be seen performing rituals and prayers. The entrance to the camp is marked by dark obelisks, presumably attempting to imitate the shadowy dimension of Lindoss. A bustle of activity reveals the dark adornments worn by members attempting to connect to their so-called “5th Cardinal”. The encampment is completely self sufficient; within can be found sleeping and living quarters, food stores, a kitchen and dining hall of sorts, small gardens, and places of “worship”.
• Draust Hive
  A dozen miles south of Braeyc, slightly within the thinner north section of the grove, is a menacing location. Holes the size of 2 full grown dragons dot the landscape and travel deep into the dark underground. They burrow into a massive underground hive of connecting tunnels and nests, where bones litter the floor and thorns are shed everywhere. It is empty now, but it was once a bustling briar hive. Many fear the brood that once lived here might come back.
• Skull Circle Grotto
  A strange natural landmark hidden within the grove. A group of trees, one large one centered in the midst of all the others, its branches extending outwards in an umbrella-manner to connect with the other trees that surround it. Its scattered leaves filter gentle sunlight through and grow the ground beneath it into a rich, flower-covered area. It is common for passersby to leave any animal skulls they’ve hunted/gathered at the base of the central tree, as the encircled area is believed to be a safe space amongst the dark grove. Sometimes the skulls of family members are brought to the grotto if the individual believes in its sacredness enough.
• Caraway's Radio Watchtower
• The Basalt Fen
  Where the woods and mountains shroud even afternoon daylight, the ghost of a large fen appears just as the sun strikes the ocean horizon. Nearby, a small statue of a fen carved purely from basalt stone sits. Many decaying flowers sit at its feet, once old offerings to it from an unknown person.
• Forgotten Alehouse
  And old, decripit alehouse rests upon the side of a mountain. Lonely staircases, covered in moss, dot the woods near it, that are so out of place that they cause a sense of dread. The alehouse is said to once belong to a dragon with the most ghostly of scales, long, long ago.
• The Crossing
  Not many roads go through Briar Grove, but quite a few of said active roads intersect here in order to cross the rivers.

• Tucruitora Capital City
• Stilted City
• Solluhawh
• Acaciia
• Arid Castaways
• Olamai Nomad Camps
• Casm Encampment
• The Hourly Dome
  Built into the cliffs themselves, is a large semi-circle structure everyone calls The Dome. An open-air gate that functions by pulling down into the ground is the entrance, and the only way to reach the platform it is on high up on the cliff is by flight. Landing on it and getting past the guards, one enters the massive dome structure. Within it is the most decorated building beside the Pharaoh's Throne Room, with many teal stained rocks and a long runner rug of turquoise spilling forward to direct the visitor to the shallow and clear watered pool in the center of the room. The pool glitters and a beam of pure light shines down into the center of it, and yet the pool remains decently cool. All around in the walls are statues of the gods, each upon their hind legs and observing the creature who enters the pool. The Dome has no paintings, no banners, but it does have baskets full of offerings at the feet of the god statues that have been left by worshippers who wish not to ever enter the pool. It is a punishment to enter the pool, often those who are criminals or heretics (Lefikas only) are pushed into the pool and slowly pulled upwards by the beam of light into a world known as The Hourglass.
• The Grand Chasm
  The Grand Chasm is located west of the Tucruitora capital. It is sometimes called the desert's trench, the Melder's resting ground, or "the big sandy hole". Entrance to the chasm is easy but time-consuming for those who don't enjoy flying downwards rapidly. Trails carved into the walls of the chasm have been made to allow roads deep into the sandstone abyss, and at the bottom a small city has been developed over many centuries. Originally, the Casm settlement was part of the Stilted City, just, the half that was in the shadows of the valley. It was a place where creatures with less heat tolerance could live without fear of the desert Sun above. Everything is lit up with lanterns and torches across the settlement, but it's lively enough to never be too dark like a cavern. The settlement has had many uses in the past, from war steads to abandoned grounds, but nowadays it is the home to the Casm members; a large group of people who wish to not tolerate the current royal rule any longer in the Tucruitora territories.
• Teetering Ruins
  Rumored to have been destroyed by the residents themselves, or, a massive sandshuffler that lurks below the sands of the desert. Nobody knows for sure, but everyone is sure that the place is abandoned and haunted by very rude spirits. Not dangerous spirits, just spirits who prefer to tick someone off using any means possible; they like to throw sand and whisper insults in visitors’ ears. The once-settlement rests on the sheer platform of a desert cliff further into the mesa where beige sand was blown into a flat area by an ancient sandstorm. The ruins are crumbling away, buildings built with such intricate carvings and many barrels and wooden crates are scattered throughout that may have preserved food within them.
• Mesa Oasis
  Deep within the mesa is the nearest major water source. Smaller ones are scattered everywhere, but the nearest main oasis aside from the one the kingdom has claimed is the Mesa Oasis. A bowl of crisp, turquoise water that sloped underground through a slick, swirling maelstrom at the bottom of the poor. Its source is a beautiful waterfall, showering down from cracks in the mesa cliffside far, far above. A wonderful place to relax, set up camp for a short amount of time, or as a one-stop shop to fill up as many canteens as a dragon could need. However, where there is water there is life. Dangerous creatures of the desert also seek the same precious resources as dragons do.
• Miadus Caverns
  Though there are many rumors of its exact location, the ancient caves are burrowed beneath the Mesa oasis’ maelstrom. Anything unlucky enough to be caught into its torrent is swept underneath the sands and into a black, inky darkness. Ancient lefikas who are said to have carried treasure had stopped here and carved messages into the rock faces, before the oasis filled. The messages contain a multitude of archaeological wonders, and are even said to carry mysterious powers. Few of them, however, contain the actual clues needed to find the treasure.
• The Palace
  The Palace of Tucruitora is one of the largest royal buildings in Ptitheros, as it stretches high enough to encase the so-called gods that are worshipped in the Lefika culture. The main halls, the feast hall, the stairways, and the throne room are all massive enough to hold dragons that stagger the heights of redwood trees, but to the Lefikas, it merely assists in showing off their architectural feats and their illustrious use of their many resources. The building is made out of sandstone, carved delicately by architects of the past and with help from their gods. Other materials used were granite, gneiss, and marble, along with quartz littered throughout the throne room walls and in the columns that support the towering ceilings for the sake of making it appear shiny when the hot desert Sun cast through the tall windows.
• Water Pyramid
  A place is peace. The Water Pyramid was created to protect a water table that was once one of the kingdom's main sources to drink. As time went on and the capital harness the river to fuel its entire population, the table within the pyramid became unneeded. It wouldn't be disregarded, nor the monolith torn down, so the pyramid and water table was turned into a place where people can come to relax. A large, blessed, public pool* type location. Not quite a sacred place like the other pyramids, the water pyramid allows for little markets and buisinesses, resulting in an enclosed enviorment full of Ptithians seeking a fun, cooled down time, where they can talk with friends, get out of the desert heat, and get a smoothie from a drink stand.
• Physc Pyramid
  Originally the Physc Pyramid was made in assistance with friendly Lindosts, as their strong connection over mind and health was very idolized by early Tucruits. The monument still channels a slight aura straight from Lindoss itself, making it able to cleanse the state of mind of those who rest within its walls for long enough. It is the most empty of the monuments in terms of visitors and workers, as nobody is able to stay inside for too long or they risk over-exposure to the strong Lindoss energy and can suffer health consequences. The pyramid looks the same as the Water and Oynx Pyramid, carved of smooth sandstone and has a pillared inside that is devoid of much more than benches and a few small gardens.
• Oynx Pyramid
  Following the river down southwest, boat passengers or flyers will arrive at a wooden dock coated in a glittery red sandstone that was brought all the way from the mesa cliffs. One of the pyramids stand aside the river, a megalithic structure just like the Wall and the Coliseum. Made of sandstone and coated in pristine white sandstone, a more square building digs halfway into the pyramid base and juts forward towards the docks. Columns prop the flat ceiling, and large wooden doors block the entrance. Inside is a beautiful space. The floors are lined with onyx, a pure black and reflective floor. The room's purpose has changed over the centuries; from a spa that fed on the water table beneath the pyramid, to a cult gathering spot, and now a Tucruit initiative spot where those who wish to join under the Virtues (no matter the species) may go with permission. The room, besides its elegant floor, is filled with symbolic relics and paintings, chairs made from the same oynx, and pedestals where the leaders of the gathering may speak. Gatherings for those visiting to assimilate always happen after sunrise, never at night. Tucruits have made it difficult to get permission initially, but the initiations are rather short. A small clarification speech from a leader, an oath, and then they are given a special mixture to drink that will reveal their virtue tattoo as a faded pattern under both their eyes. The faded pattern will not go away until those who drank it get at least one of their eyes properly tattooed like all other true Tucruits. Gatherings at night are never part of the Tucruit initiative, and are often either cult oriented or parties by those daring enough to stay after dark on a rural and mystical location. To say one has partied in the Oynx Pyramid certainly gains some popularity points.
• Festival Mound
  The Festival Mound is a monument built northward of the kingdom where the small mountains begin and cradle the mound of steps and sandstone to protect it the same way the mesa cliffs protect the capital city. Unlike the other triangular pyramids, the Mound is a staircase-shaped piece of architecture with a flat top and a deep hole curled inwards from the flat side of the pyramid and downwards into the hearth. It goes dark, it is dangerous to hop down into it, thus it is fenced off when large events are prepared. Festivals, of course, are common at the Fesitival Mound and have been for centuries, and it is unknown if parties were the intended purpose of the pyramid or its historical beginnings were lost to time.

• Chaveri Caverns
  The Aurix region covers a vast maze of caverns that have openings on the surface and can travel all the way down to the subterranean magma zone (close to the first mantle layer). Underground rivers, underground lakes, underground growth, the caverns have many mysteries to uncover and explore. Somewhere within the vast complex are what remains of the Chaveri capital, its ruins standing the test of time in the stagnant environment of the cavern systems. Its residents, too, roam the caverns to this very day. Most Ptithians know these ancient residents as windiages.
• Great Heart of the Hive
  Somewhere in the deep, deep dark depths of the Honeycomb Forest lies a large honeycomb tree. Its roots span for over a kilometer and dig deep into the forest floor. Rusty orange water pools between the roots and feeds the ancient tree. Weather does not affect this small, strange area of the forest, but a faint pulsing sound can be heard coming from the tree’s trunk. It feels like something more alive than a mere plant is there, but nobody dares cut into the tree. Very few have laid eyes on it, let alone escaped the forest after venturing so far into the Bramble Maze just to see it.
• Bramble Maze
  They say that those who stray too far into the honeycomb forest without any company may encounter a wall of thorns. Traveling along this wall will eventually lead to an entrance to a maze made of thorny walls. There is no confirmed location to this thorny maze, so research and encounters to pull information from is limited.
• Aurix Clan Ruins
  When the caverns the Aurix Clan called home collapsed deeper underground, the dwellings and daily life came to an abrupt stop. Venturing into the sinkhole chasm that so many Aurixians once called home, one is met with the crumbled remains of smashed furniture, cabinets still full of preserved food, scratched doors as the Ptithians tried to claw their way to freedom, and the crushed skeletons with bones either cracked or scattered beyond recognition.

• Pab'Zuaan Capital
• Bivnix
• Hailing Cove
• Ulharshore
• The Refuge
• Henry the Island
  Herundiin is the only known living colossal from ages long past. They do not speak, they merely wander. Their shell is always above water, an island and ecosystem formed upon it. The moving island is lush and protected by law, with the only building on their shell being a small, beautiful palace where important gatherings are held by the Zuaanian government.
• Oracle Palace
• Pirate Dock Cave
• Drvascun Ridge
• Southern Storm Wall
  In the past, a terrible tropical storm attacked the bay, destroying many homes and lives. In an attempt to salvage things when the kingdom was warned by the shamans about the oncoming storm, Zuaanians constructed a shielding wall from whatever they could find. Constructed to shield the coastal side of Bivnix, it failed miserably and has since remained near the shore as a crumbled, shamble of its former self.

• Rumored Wurunwa Village
• The Distortion
• Wildbeast Glow Caverns

• Kitte Crevasse
• Pack Plaza
• Bramble Verge
• The Archlen
  A towering stone structure made by creatures of the past, its original base of crumbled ruins and mossy orb was already there when the pack's ancestors came to the peninsula, whoever had put it there was long gone, but they were still very curious as to who was the creator. Perhaps the Melder himself, that would certainly be something to overanalyze if need be. The intuitive Woariians rebuilt the Archlen over time, a decade or two of carving and crafting new ideas as to how to infuse aura back into the blue orb that had been pressed into the hearth. However, inventive spells were unnecessary, all it took was one dragon with a childish idea to simply fly the heavy orb up into the circular hole that the archway held once it was put back up again- it tugged at the dragon's arm and flung itself into its proper position, where it began to pulse and float, bobbing lightly until it stabilized and a relaxing aura flooded the researchers nearby who were building or working to fix it. A thank you from whoever created it long ago, maybe their spirit is free to watch over its land again, the clan members may never know.
• Endearing Falls
  A busy spot on the northern end of the peninsula, the Falls are indeed a cool rush of gallons upon gallons of water tumbling off the side of a cliff from a river and into another river far below. The rushing water has caused the cliff it courses over to become more indented, curved within like a bowl with ledges where moss and slippery stones have stacked. Dwellers like to perch on these ledges and let the crisp and refreshing water stream over their skin just before they fly off back home or stay awhile in the pooling river curvature below with some friends to relax. Although the start of the river comes from the Southern Sea and begins with salt water, the underground filters backlash it by entering underneath from the other side, this results in a mixed briskish solution by the time the water hits the waterfalls. So those with scales sensitive to seawater don't have to worry too much and can still enjoy themselves in the pools like everyone else. The waterfalls got their name from the first settlers, who saw them as the original crossing point into a new "endearing" life away from their once homeland within the Aurix Caesin. The name struck and is still the title the waterworks retains despite most dwellers just refer to them as The Falls.
• Hovering Memories
  The name derived from the location's undesired effects, the Hovering Memories is a patch of mid-height floating islands on the southwest end of the island that harbor the densest forest area of the land and the thickest vines holding it to the ground below. The Woariians built chains to keep the islands together and close, not wanting to lose such an interesting place of their territory. Pieces are detached, the ground is shaky and uneven, cracks could appear anywhere, so it's not a safe place for Ptithians to go if they lack the ability to fly. On the largest floating piece is a jutting crystal, deep turquoise, from the ground that splinters into knife sharp edges and spills into small ones all around it. Like a dangerous throne, the crystals show almost perfect reflections of anyone that steps near it, they show the observer memories of their past, usually ones they don't want to remember, and through their eyes the crystals shows those memories on its surface similar to a phone screen, so anyone can see the deeds of their brethren. It's a useful yet dastardly thing.
• Caesin's Relic
  The third aura-infused relic within the territory, the forest relic is stationed on the very southeast end of the island, not the sand bars, and tends to be the least visited. Hidden deep in bramble and forest, brush of turquoise and green tone, the relic is a blue, pulsing orb like the Archlen and sits nestled, hovering slightly above a large tree-stump that has been hollowed out in the center over time. Similar to the Arch, the orb itself releases an aura while it is floating, but the aura isn't invigorating, no, the aura strikes an eerie sense into anyone who trespasses into its circle of land. Stray Ptithians wandering by it describe it as the feeling of being stalked, observed from the dark trees, and those who go out directly to the orb to attempt to study it describe the feeling as if they are being forcefully pushed away- mentally anyways, no accounts of physical harm has been recorded. Although most report being uncomfortable, a handful of Ptithians say it radiates a calm pulse, however those same Ptithians always say the Archlen has an aura of pain to them.
• Tailstrike Shores
  Thick sandbars and one mini-island litter the southeast of the peninsula, just past the Swirl Marsh. A one stop shop for anyone looking for a beach to take a nap at or spend time catching marine life. The location got its name from the shape it possesses, a slashing motion, and to be found at the end of the island, the dragons had decided to associate it with a sharp tail slashing at its enemies.
• Stepping Stones
  A broken segment on the western side of the caverns, the stepping stones are pieces floating above an endless drop into the darkness below. Few have ventured into the abyss of the caves, and even less have returned but they refuse to talk about what they found or observed. Enough light spills in from the Slope entrance to hit the stones and spare torches or firepits create the rest needed to navigate, so those without wings can easily hop across without trouble, for the most part. On the highest shelf sits small burrowed caves and pitched tents affront them to block the whistle of wings that blow through the caverns up from the abyss. A few dragons live there, mainly those who like solace and don't want to sleep around the others of the pack within the Plaza or the Crevasse.
• Ulhar Corner
  This cavern area has drizzles of water spilling through the ceiling, enough for tree and floral seeds to be carried down with it and grow into a dense underground forest that is supplied with just enough light and soaks up the body heat of the animals tumbling through it. The Corner has two pockets to its cavern area that are filled with trees and foliage but still have enough room for a few Ptithians to sneak in.
• Lower Ryna
  Translating to "lower lake", it is the first room any dragon is dropped into when they dive through the third entrance of the caverns. It's a beautiful place where water from the underground streams mix into what saltwater is draining downwards from the sea above to create a decently sized lake. Large mushrooms grow around the lake and foliage has taken over the walls that spiral upwards into the entrance rift far above. It is the source of water for those who live mainly in the Plaza dens.

• Kilaan City
• Howland
• Hawlbrus
• Glacial Abyss
  An abyss of ice foretold in ancient texts to be the resting place of a *Colossal assistant who had collapsed into the frozen ocean long, long ago. The abyss stretches deep into the glacial tundra that covers Psollo, with jagged spikes sticking up and inwards as if a meteor had struck it and sent shards spiraling everywhere. Lots of scaffolding and mining has created pathways down into the blue darkness, and a few dozen meters down it becomes pitch black aside from foe lanterns and dust lights were strewn about. Relics from the distant past, pre-history even, reside encased in the ice deep, deep below, making the abyss the most prized place for paleontologists, geologists, and archeologists. Fossils from long-extinct creatures, scriptures written in symbols older than Draconic, things that existed before the E.D era are a great mystery to Ptithians of the present day.

There's nothing here, come back later.

There's nothing here, come back later.