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• Acheron Acheron · The outer plane of drifting, warring iron cubes between lawful evil and lawful neutral; heaven to the orcs, where Gruumsh rules.
• Agaric Gate south · A town on the southern map between the Fungal Wall and Mycelia, known only from its map label.
• Arborea Arborea · The outer plane of chaotic good, a realm of wild beauty and passion, home of the elven gods.
• Arcadia Arcadia · The orderly outer plane between lawful good and lawful neutral, of perfect orchards and harmonious cities.
• Ashen Cove south · A cove on the south coast of the southern map, by Shadovar.
• Ashwell south · Small former limestone town in the valley east of Hysteria, ringed by four rubbish geysers over a Wildness site.
• Austerity south · A city in Saratan where the great forge tower is located.
• Beast's Bounty
• Blackfolly south · A coastal city at the eastern end of the Sea of Veils, raided by goblin pirates of old.
• Bragglands north · The largest and newest nation on Bosia, founded by Braggum; Xinstock's ally after the Skyfire.
  • The Lizard Islands · Lizardfolk islands and village in north Bosia, part of the early Bragglands.
  • The Plunge · Planned plane-shift point near Summers End for Bragg's elemental-water liquor business.
• Branestone south · A now impoverished community on the west coast of the Great Expanse.
  • The Howling south · A Prison in Branestone
• Bytopia Bytopia · The orderly upper plane where Zeph indexed knowledge for the Infinite Scroll, and where the party waited in the Pearl in January 2025 (real date).
  • Meridian Bytopia · A city on the plane of Bytopia, home of the inn Elysium Fields Forever.
  • The Pearl Bytopia · A place on Bytopia where the party waited for Zeph in January 2025 (real date).
• Carceri Carceri · The prison plane of the outer ring, a chain of shrinking, red-glowing worlds where traitors are held.
• Castle Scribble · Scribble's seat in the City of Birds.
• Catos Apothecary north
• Cinderford south · A Village built on elvish ruins on Saratan
• Crusty's Bakery · A halfling's bakery in Shade Hollow's Merchant's Quarter, famous for its pastries and its odd hours.
• Duskmere south · The now defunct and undead occupied capital of the Area formerly known as the Scars.
  • Accolade Plaza · A Duskmere plaza of memorials to the city's benefactors.
  • The Duskmere Dirigible Platform · The airship platform of Duskmere and offices of Duskmere Enchantment Aircraft and Dirigibles.
  • The House of the Morning · The Duskmere temple of the Order of Aster, famed for its sunrise.
  • The House of Vigilance · Duskmere's temple to Helm and home of its knights and paladins.
  • The Metropolitan Museum of the Occult south · A museum in Duskmere
  • The Riverman Bistro · A Duskmere bistro, bar and hotel on the river.
• Eau north · Capital of Boisia, where the Fatemakers' story began.
  • Cosmo's Curious Confections · Dwarven sweet and pastry shop in the campaign 1 shop city, probably Leau.
  • Head, Shoulders, Knees, and Toes · Shop run by a mysterious wizard in the campaign 1 shop city, probably Leau.
  • The Cheek and Sundry · The Nurdark cousins' novelty, prank and travel-goods shop, probably in Leau.
  • The Crossed Spears · Cheap, easy-going adventurers' inn in Leau.
  • The Droma · Quarter of the campaign 1 shop city, probably Leau, where Bloodbath & Beyond stands.
    • Bloodbath & Beyond · Hendroth Gresh's busy smithy in the Droma.
  • The Golden Square · Square in the campaign 1 shop city, probably Leau, home of Oxo Box.
    • Oxo Box · The ancient elf Symildan's shop of unusual containers on the Golden Square.
  • The Hero and Cask · Expensive upscale inn in Leau with a casino and brothel.
  • The Night Market · Twenty-two-stall market in the campaign 1 shop city, probably Leau.
  • The Scoundrel's Meadhall · Out-of-the-way inn for ne'er-do-wells in Leau.
  • Widdershins Lane · Lane of small shops in the campaign 1 shop city, probably Leau.
    • Bonnets & Brims · Hat shop of the aarakocra Sofia Dawnfeather on Widdershins Lane.
    • Everybody Loves Raiment · Thaddeus Gromsler's clothier and tailor's shop on Widdershins Lane.
• Eavaros · The world of the campaigns: a planet with three moons, long split into a northern and a sealed southern hemisphere.
  • Bosia north · A northern continent of clans and small towns; now mostly the Bragglands.
    • Aule · Hamlet east of Leau, near the Orcadian Sea, from which people were vanishing in 2019.
    • Chaless · Coastal Bosian town where Thamond Daley's wife and son were holidaying.
    • Conelans · Bosian town near Lake Sturmne, one of those losing people to disappearances in 2019.
    • Danentree · Port further up the Bosian coast from Villon Bay.
    • Lake Sturmne · Lake three days from Leau where Askad Shadowhand kept her homestead.
    • Moude · Bosian town near Lake Sturmne, one of those losing people to disappearances in 2019.
    • The Bay of Knives · Bay about a week east of Leau where the Amaranth Coin delivered its captives.
    • The Town with Wooden Dolls · Eerie, nearly empty village between the lizard village and Eau.
    • The Tunnels under the Warlock's House · Collapsed tunnels in Bosia that once held a portal to the Meat Dimension.
    • Villon · Bosian town on Villon Bay on the east coast, where the Fatemakers entered the Meat Dimension; destroyed by Delin's forces.
    • Villon Hills · Hill country behind Villon Bay in Bosia.
  • Creatis south · The largest and most militiristic nation south of the equator.
    • Dustgate south · a border town between Creatis and the wasteland The Scars
    • Penumbra Massif south · A hidden city within the mountains that is hidden from site.
    • Shore Market south · A boggy mangrove surrounded market town, famous for trading in illicit goods.
    • Stillpoint south · the busiest port town in all of Creatis.
    • The Dragontooth Mountains south · The largest Mountain range in Eavaros , much denser and higher than the Ridgeway
    • The Fungal Wall south · A huge rigid and fast growing wall of lichen and mushrooms between Creatis and Mycelia
    • The Hollow Sound south · Feared waters off Creatis around the sacrificial island of the Offering, where Creatis's leaders warn that something monstrous lives below.
      • The Offering south · An island where criminals and enemies are sacrificed to the Beastlands.
    • The Pallid Spire south · A military outpost that is large in scale.
    • Threeways south · a disputed zone with a grotto and several small towns, Currently overseen by Creatis
  • Dubarozan north · A drow city under the ridgeway
  • Mahovana south · The ruined, tree-choked capital inside the Red Wastes' time bubble, lair of the vampire Clef.
    • The Great Library of Mahovana · Mahovana's ruined library, a ghoul nest with a few legible books left.
    • The Mahovana Conservatory · A building in ruined Mahovana that holds a teleportation portal.
  • Mycelia south · A secretive society of sentient mushrooms who have taken over a large patch of the continent.
  • Reidmark Haven south · A Goblin fortress island in the Sea of Veils.
  • Saratan south · An island nation that worships Karkos a benevolent demi-god crab, upon the back of which part of the city of Vistas' Landing in perched.
  • Scinteria north
    • The Nocte · Establishment on Scinteria where Braggum spent a lively downtime.
  • The Beastlands south · An ungoverned, heavily forested isthmus, with alleged beasts of legend throughout.
  • The Burg north · A northern land of barbarian tribes between the Xinsi Empire and the Dottenland.
    • Breit · Capital of the Burg on the 2019 world map.
    • The Frost-Giant Citadel · A citadel far to the north of the Burg, from which frost giants were to push the barbarian tribes south.
    • The Frozen Plain · A frozen plain in the middle of the Burg with a portal link to the Meat Dimension.
  • The Dottenland north · Northern nation, once a militaristic drow-ruled monarchy, that overthrew its drow leaders and became the mixed-race republic of Potenxia; shares an uneasy border with the Xinsi Empire.
  • The Free south · The Free is an island nation, mostly populated by Industrialist and Capitalist Orcs and their Servitors
    • Luggard Dror south · The largest and Most populated city in the Free, Capitalism incarnate
      • Ravenport south · The main sea port for Luggard Dror.
      • Storetown south · A series of factories.
      • The Barrio south · The shadiest side of Luggard Dror: a walled-off slum port known for smuggling.
      • The Battery south · A series of stores and premisies along the retaining wall of the Guri Dam
      • The Charcoal Ward south · The primary acommodation district of Luggard Dror
      • The Defence south · The core administrative segment of the city of Luggard Dror
      • The Guri Dam south · An experimental hydro facility.
      • The Marigold south · The most wretched of Inns in Luggard Dror
      • The Outskirts south · The space beyond the walls of Luggard Dror that is less regulated.
      • The River Dyeal south · A large river that enters Luggard Dror from the west. It is bbeing tested for Hydro power.
      • The Train Yard south · The main land based cargo facility servicing Luggard Dror
      • The Unchangeable Lantern south · An Inn located in The Barrio in Luggard Dror
      • The Walls south · Upmarket appartments surrounding the city of Luggard Dror.
      • The Warrens south · A series of ratways and tunnels under the city of Luggard Dror.
    • Midzen Id south · A mining town of six sandstone mesas at the end of the Lightning Rail, run by Elemental Elevation Industries and the Concorde Bancorp.
      • Burzum's Bridge · An 800-foot stone span carrying traffic from Midzen Id's train yards to the central mesa.
      • Rivermark Docks · Midzen Id's river docks, where the ore ships come in.
      • The Forum Minor · The seat of town government in Midzen Id, staffed only by clerks.
      • The Gubernatorial Manor · The governor's residence in Midzen Id, on the southernmost mesa.
      • The House of Records · Midzen Id's trading house, where middle managers and local entrepreneurs meet.
      • The Midzen Id Lightning Rail Station · The quiet Lightning Rail terminus at Midzen Id, minded by the orc Guthug.
      • The Shrine House · A cave of shrines to many gods below the cliffs of Midzen Id.
      • The Slam Longs Arms · A two-storey restaurant and pub in Midzen Id, the middle classes' treat.
      • The Temple of Waukeen · Midzen Id's well-kept temple of Waukeen, home of the Golden Lion relic.
      • The Tenderloin · Midzen Id's hidden slum.
      • The Trog · Midzen Id's bustling market.
      • The Vast Arachnid · A Midzen Id bar set into the cliff, with a giant spider leg behind the bar.
      • The Veneration of Burzum · A terraced pagoda garden in Midzen Id whose statue of Burzum is a gate to the Empire of Soot.
      • Tidemark · Midzen Id's wealthy riverside terraces.
    • The Braithway · The tunnel between the Mines and Midzen Id, named by the party.
    • The Mines · Mines in The Free from which tunnels run under the ocean to the Red Wastes.
    • The Nascent Fields south · A facility for the creation of automatons, as well as a location for geological 'extraction'
  • The Khevasa Wildlands south · A loosely knit nation of wild men, ogres, and other beastmen.
    • Ogre Home south · Agrot's place of exile, a former mining camp above an abandoned fishing village on the eastern coast of the Khevasa Wildlands.
    • River Or · Jungle river of the Khevasa Wildlands, home of Taz'Or Ka's Tazor Tribe.
  • The Restless Expanse south · A desert that was once the grassland home of the Dwarves.
  • The Ridgeway north · A Mountain range that spans the continent.
  • The Scars south · Formerly a large series of villages and cities heavily populated and administered by the Unending city of Duskmere
  • The Southern Continent · The southern landmass of Eavaros, sealed away from the north by Herentor's Wall for a thousand years.
  • The Therian Confederacy north · The land of the Bird People in the northern steppes of Eavaros.
    • Cherlensk · Capital of Cheria (the Therian Confederacy) on the 2019 world map.
  • The Xinsi Empire north · The formerly largest nation in Eavaros. The events of the Skyfire ravaged the peoples of the empire and they are reduced greatly.
    • East Keep · A keep of the Xinsi Empire that survived the Skyfire.
    • Ebonhill · A honey-producing village on the north-west coast of the Xinsi Empire, below a black hill.
    • Havenmoor · A barley-farming village in the north-west of the Xinsi Empire.
    • Huang · Capital of the Xinsi Empire on the 2019 world map, never used in play.
    • Ostnam · A barley-farming village in the north-west of the Xinsi Empire.
    • Seerhas · A Xinsi city named in the 2019 prep as the home of the Sapphire Sepulchre; possibly an early name for Xinstock.
    • Slatistok city · A walled port city of the Xinsi Empire on the Sea of Vigils.
    • The Cape Of Serenity north
    • The Grimwood · A forest in the north-west of the Xinsi Empire, west of Grimhollow.
      • Dartwald · A silk-making village in the western Grimwood, beside Sundercord Basin.
      • Sundercord Basin · A lake in the western Grimwood whose silk-shrouded caves supply Dartwald.
    • Yorkmont · A village in the north-west of the Xinsi Empire, the last on a route through the Grimhollow area.
• Elysium Elysium · The outer plane of pure goodness, unbounded by law or chaos, a place of rest for the virtuous.
• Elysium Fields Forever Bytopia · A Pub in the city of Meridian on the plane Bytopia
• Fargrow · A town where members of the Harvest vanished while investigating giant serpents in 1034 PC.
• Fort Obsidian south · the Capital of Creatis, built around the true polymorphed obsidian stone that is Mol'maroch
  • Ebonstone south · A Wealthy Suburb of Fort Obsidian
  • Gloomtown · A damp lower-middle-class district of Fort Obsidian.
  • Smoke Town · A district of Fort Obsidian bordering the Favela, home of the old airship tower.
  • The Agora · Fort Obsidian's district of churches, temples and shrines to most of the gods.
  • The Bax Snax Tavern · A carefully grimy dive bar in Fort Obsidian's Favela, where Xosomasaux learned the city's underbelly.
  • The DEAD Tower · The Fort Obsidian airship tower of Duskmere Engineering, Aeronautics and Dirigibles.
  • The Echelon · Fort Obsidian's parade ground and plaza before the Scale Keep.
  • The Favela south · A Poor area of the city in Fort Obsidian, a slum
  • The Grand Bazaar · Fort Obsidian's covered market, running into the mountain beneath the Agora.
    • The Bizarre Bazaar south · A shop in Fort Obsidian run by three brothers, part-owned by SAM.
  • The Great Lift · Fort Obsidian's tallest lift, 200 feet of vertical terror.
  • The Scale Keep · The black fortress at the top of Fort Obsidian, hung with tapestries of the first Fatemakers.
  • The Shards · Fort Obsidian's former bailey, now gardens, theatres and a sports arena.
  • The Shrine of the Last · The guarded pavilion in Fort Obsidian where the Nethershaper's obsidian block floats.
  • The Spire · The restricted tower above Fort Obsidian, Heishen's private office.
  • The Temple of Hor · A temple of the revenge god Hor in Fort Obsidian, where revenge requests are posted.
  • The Temple of Myrkul · Myrkul's ruined temple in Fort Obsidian's Agora, robbed of its relic.
• Gabadush Garrison north · The southern-most dwarf city.
• Gehenna Gehenna · The outer plane of four burning volcanic mountains, between neutral and lawful evil, where yugoloths scheme.
• Graves Beacon south · A town in the south of the southern map, west of Ashen Cove, known only from its map label.
• Grimhollow north · A village of the Xinsi Empire known for its potions.
• Hades Hades · The Gray Waste, the colourless outer plane of neutral evil, which drains emotion and hope from all who stay.
• Hemastia · Continent across the Sea of Vigils from Bosia.
• Heta south · A small village some hours from the train line. 2 days from the Nascent Fields
• Hickory Hollow south · Forest where deliveries to the palace at Vistas Landing went missing.
• Hysteria south · Town of the 'fright stripe', haunted by ghosts, with three temples (among them the Huntmaster's Tabernacle of the Beast Lord) that each take their sacrifices.
  • Baby Island · Ferry-reached island temple of the Celestial Weaver at Hysteria, guarded by motes in the sky.
  • Glassier's Pride · Askmedeous's shop in Hysteria, where the party went shopping and took a baby-stealing job.
  • Meat · Restaurant in Hysteria that buys hunters' catches and serves aberration meat.
  • The Dry Well · Dried-up well in Hysteria, built over the place the town's ghosts escaped from; the party's way in from the tin mine below.
  • The Tabernacle of the Beast Lord · Hysteria's church of the Huntmaster, worshipped there as the Beast Lord, surrounded by the Caravansery.
• Ichor Reef south · A reef in the west of the southern map, east of The Regard, known only from its map label.
• Jarren's Outpost north · Burg outpost with a cult of "Leadbelt the Saviour".
• Karcen Waters south · A town in the south-east of the southern map, east of Blackfolly, known only from its map label.
• Kheledzund north · Three-tiered dwarven city of the Ridgeway, home of the Abbey of Helm; scene of the Fatemakers' battles against the Underdark.
• Kiforth · A town in the Dottenland.
• Kullmound north · Bosian trading town on the Bay of Swords, built into a hill of storage vaults.
• Lichwatch north · Bosia's tallest peak, in the south-west, home of a lich.
• Limbo Limbo · The outer plane of pure chaos, a churning soup of the elements that takes shape only under a strong will.
• Luggard Springs south · A wealthy closed estate area on the North Eastern coast of The Free
• Luktow north · Bragg's orc town in the Bragglands, defended against the Thing of Sadness.
  • The Pit · The tavern of Luktow, known for its strong ale.
• Mechanus Mechanus · The clockwork plane of law, where the party found Guildmaster Elrithien's tomb and the third part of Scribble's spell in 1034 PC.
• Mistwood Archipelago
• Motel Styx south · With the wonderful catchphrase, Sleep like the dead. This slightly infernal themed hostel located in the charcoal ward.
• Mount Celestia Mount Celestia · The seven-tiered holy mountain of law and goodness, rising out of a silver sea.
• Mount Dawnbreak · A mountain by Duskmere, crowned by the Grand Oculus and home of the Sun Soul Monastery.
• Mount Kessel · Mountain famous for its hot springs, setting of the romance novel Big Geyser.
• Neverbrook south · A village on the border of the Khevasa Wildlands
• New Xinstock north · At first a series of rafts lashed together in a lake, later a substantial populace.
• Pandemonium Pandemonium · A howling hell-plane that leaked into the world when Herentor sealed the south, and where the Fatemakers were trapped in May 2020 (real date).
• Pot's Palace city · Businessmen's casino in Xinstock owned by Pot.
• Reefwatch south · The diplomatic and commercial capital of the Chitin Isles, a rich town on a claw of rock and chitin.
  • The Bludgeoning Bucket south · Reefwatch's dive bar and fight club, on the last building before the levee.
  • The Cat and Cup south · Would-be upmarket bar by the ramps into Reefwatch, run by Nessa and Pascow.
  • The Radiant Reprieve · Tavern on Reefwatch's northern point, run by Samuel Dawmon and his daughter.
  • The Staff and Octopus · Cheap, ramshackle tavern above the Reefwatch docks, run by the orcs Morn and Bula.
  • The Stormpits · Open-air prison carved into the southern face of Reefwatch's rock.
  • The Temple of Tymora · A small temple of Tymora in Reefwatch, with catacombs beneath it.
• Regulus Mechanus · The seat of Mechanus's Primus, where a goat-headed demon killed the Primus and took his place in the energy pool, leaving a tainted successor when he went.
• Rillachor south · Ancient astral-elf city buried beneath Sandwater Slough, with a crashed stargate and the sealed Necessary Wildness.
  • The Government Quarter · District of buried Rillachor that the party explored on their early expeditions below Sandwater Slough.
  • The Hall of Navigators · Ancient chamber of tuning forks in buried Rillachor, linked to the desertification of the west.
  • The Stargate Amphitheatre · Rillachor's amphitheatre, whose walls hold the city's crystal diary and which is itself a crashed stargate.
• Rookfall north · The capital of the Former Dottenland, now Potenxia; it replaced Nafen, the old capital.
  • Fogsteps city · A Rocky outcropping district south of the river, which often catches the sea mist. A physical barrier to the worst of the South eastern air.
    • The Mistveil Pavilion city · A Tea house in the fogsteps of Rookfall.
  • Hearthstone Quarters city · The Northern and Central parts of the city of Rookfall
  • Hillview city · The Northern most outskirts of Rookfall
  • Morrowfield city · The Western suburban district of Rookfall
  • The Misread Memories city · A tavern, probably in Rookfall, where Rick Soko drinks.
  • The Panopticon Zenith city · The Headquarters of the Vigils Custodians
  • The Sovereign Hall city · The Administrative complex of Rookfall, in the former palace grounds.
  • The Tides city · Docks and markets of Rookfall
  • The Valley city · The Southern Outskirts of Rookfall
• Ryan's Blessed Boom Sticks · Ryan the Gunsmith's gun shop off a market, probably in Kullmound.
• Samue · The Second moon of Eavaros
• Sandwater Slough south · A free port of olive oil, indenture and swamp between Creatis, the Restless Expanse and the Khevasa Wildlands; home base of campaign 4.
  • Highspire Court · Sandwater Slough's wealthy district of fortified estates above the southern olive groves.
    • Olive Press Row · Descending street of Sandwater Slough's olive press-houses, the source of the city's oil.
    • The Ember Parlour south · Highspire estate of galas and auctions, where the party stole back the Baron's golden envelope.
    • The Trade Temple · Sandwater Slough's temple of the Opulent Broker, which witnesses contracts and arbitrates trade.
  • Sojourn's End · Sandwater Slough's district of inns, baths and tea houses for travellers, built out over swamp and canal.
    • The Bent Compass south · Inn leaning comically over a canal in Sojourn's End; the party's usual meeting place.
    • The Nightmint Tea House · Ivy-covered tea house on a slipway over the swamp in Sandwater Slough's Sojourn's End.
    • The Saltglass Baths · Public bathhouse fed by heated brine in Sandwater Slough's Sojourn's End.
  • The Central City · The civic and religious heart of Sandwater Slough, seat of the Barons' Council.
    • Shrinewalk · Incense-filled processional street of minor shrines in Sandwater Slough's Central City.
    • The Barons' Council Hall · Seat of Sandwater Slough's ruling barons, a repurposed temple of the Bound Martyr.
    • The House of the Poisoned Tear · Sandwater Slough's temple of the Poisoned Tear, keeper of funerals, disease rites and declarations of contamination.
  • The Crescent Promenade · Sandwater Slough's district of public plazas, stages and civic display.
    • The Driftwhisper Amphitheatre · Open-air amphitheatre on Sandwater Slough's Crescent Promenade, robbed of the fireworks used in the Ember Parlour fire.
    • The Hall of Radiance · Sandwater Slough's sunlit temple of Radiance, for healing rites, unions and civic blessings.
    • The Reeve's Measure · Sandwater Slough's civic house of official weights and measures.
    • The Star Dancer's Stage · Sandwater Slough's open-roofed temple of the Star Dancer, host of festivals and the beneficiary of Brother Oils' "donation" swindle.
    • Three Anchors Square · Public plaza marked by three embedded iron anchors; source of the Low Lantern flood.
  • The Gutterline Warrens · Sandwater Slough's old, low quarter of taverns, archives and stairs down into the foundations.
    • The First Thorn House · Sandwater Slough's temple of the First Thorn, licensed for sanctioned punishment and penance.
    • The Gilded Maw south · Low stone tavern built into the old city wall in the Gutterline Warrens.
    • The Low Lantern Archive south · Sunken record house of expired contracts and claims in the Gutterline Warrens, flooded with vintage olive oil on 18 Suns Dusk 1047 PC.
    • The Tallow Stair · Steep candle-lit stair down into Sandwater Slough's old foundations.
  • The Northern District · Sandwater Slough's northern meatpacking quarter and the fishing swamps beyond it, where the old slave trade's stink lingers.
    • Marrowhook Yard south · Slaughter and packing yard in the Slough's northern district.
    • The Blackwater Weirs · Fishing traps and low dams in the wetland channels beyond Sandwater Slough's northern district.
    • The Weaver's Knot · Sandwater Slough's fortified shrine of the Blood Weaver, overseeing executions and lethal pacts.
  • The Southern Slopes · Terraced olive-grove hills on Sandwater Slough's southern edge, source of the oil behind its wealth.
    • The House of Amber south · Temple of the Amber Queen on Sandwater Slough's southern slopes, once the dwarves' waypoint west; an amber gate lies beneath it.
      • The Amber Gate · Non-physical gate beneath the House of Amber, reachable only by dwarves, used to commune with the Amber Queen.
  • The Wharfward Strip · Sandwater Slough's dockside district of customs houses, chandlers and net-yards.
    • Netmenders' Court · Covered net-yard on Sandwater Slough's docks where Taz'Or Ka worked as a barrel hauler.
    • The Brinewake Chandlery · Long, low ship's chandlery on Sandwater Slough's docks, kept by Ilvo Renn.
    • The Velvet Ledger House · Sandwater Slough's dockside customs office, which stamps the city's export tallies.
• Scar Castle Sands south · A site on the south coast of the southern map, east of Mycelia, known only from its map label.
• Sea of Veils south · The southern sea of the goblin pirates, around Reidmark Haven.
• Shade Hollow north · A small City on the border of Potenxia and the Burg, by the sea and the site of significant lawlessness.
  • The Dregs · The slums of Shade Hollow, home to the Archive of Echoes.
    • The Shrine of Bragg'um · A garish shrine in Shade Hollow's Dregs marking the birthplace of the Fatemaker Bragg.
  • The Drylands · Shade Hollow's industrial district, built around its tin mine pit.
    • Lockhaven Manor · Lady Eudora Lockhaven's estate outside Shade Hollow, a museum of curiosities.
  • The Heights · The wealthy district of Shade Hollow where the governor lives.
  • The Merchant's Quarter · The busy commercial heart of Shade Hollow.
• Shadehollow Preparatory College
• Shadovar south · The ancient land of Nekhnet the Eternal, whose undead army was released at his death.
• Shaelel · The Second and brightest moon of Eavaros.
• Sigil Sigil · A city at the center of worlds. The city of Doors
• Starfall Station south
• Summers End north · A growning city on the northern tip of the Bragglands
  • The Orc's Face · Establishment in Summers End where Sara Gabriel worked after the Skyfire.
• Talonkeep · The star fortress, probably on Origin Island, where the party held off Duhm at the end of campaign 2.
• Thalum'zude · A "cannibal city" in the Fatemakers' notes.
• The Abyss Abyss · The chaotic plane of demons, whose creatures and gate runes troubled the Fatemakers' early adventures.
• The Archive of Echoes · Temple-library of knowledge in Shade Hollow's Dregs.
• The Arthouse · The one time home of The Fate Makers before it's destruction during Skyfire.
• The Astral Sea Astral Sea · The silvery void between the planes, where the party drifted in 1034 PC and left Kenway dead.
• The Axebane south · Meradana's childhood forest, preserved by her King in Yellow wish inside the Red Wastes' Shell.
• The Bay of Swords north
• The Beastlands (plane) Beastlands · The wild outer plane of beasts and hunters, called the Happy Hunting Grounds; Finchnest, the kenku god Quorlinn's realm, is a new entry there.
  • Finchnest Beastlands · Realm of the kenku god Quorlinn on the Beastlands plane.
• The Bluffs south · A site on the southern map north of Reefwatch, known only from its map label.
• The Boulderrain south · A site in the far west of the southern map, beside The Regard, known only from its map label.
• The Cemetery south · The battle arena in the middle of downtown WildHarbour, formerly a stadium of contests, now a figurative and literal cemetery
• The Chitin Isles south · An independently series of teritories managed by Reefwatch. Notorious for beurocracy and tax evasion.
  • The Ruins of Oghma's Academy · Archaeological dig site on a small outcrop of the Chitin Isles, led by Melody Dawmon.
• The Citadel south Feywild · Uldrick's dwarven city, sealed out of time in a residuum sphere in the Feywild since 1020 PC: 27 years outside, about 6,750 inside.
• The City of Birds north · The Capital of the Therian Confederacy
• The Crying Quay north · Island keep of the Disciples of the White Rod, a cult of Loviatar.
• The Deathtower north · A prison tower in Xinstock where Sim revealed himself.
• The Elemental Chaos Elemental Chaos · The churning edge of the inner planes, where the four elements stop being separate and crash together.
• The Elemental Plane of Air Plane of Air · The open-sky plane of floating islands, which the party visited in October 2024 (real date) in search of a Source and Reid's missing god.
• The Elemental Plane of Earth Plane of Earth · The plane of stone, home of the pech and their town the Orstar.
  • The Orstar Plane of Earth · The pech's walled mountain town on the Elemental Plane of Earth, occupied by stone giants.
• The Elemental Plane of Fire Plane of Fire · The plane of fire, home of the City of Brass, where the Fatemakers' associate Flames retired after the Skyfire.
  • City of Brass Plane of Fire
• The Elemental Plane of Water Plane of Water · The endless ocean plane, source of Braggum's eau de vie scheme in campaign 1 and the site of a Source hunt in 1040s play.
• The Ethereal Plane Ethereal Plane · The misty border plane that wraps the Prime and joins it to the inner planes; coloured curtains in its depths open onto other planes.
• The Feywild Feywild · The plane of the Fey, home of the Seelie and Unseelie courts.
  • The Broken Stone Veil Feywild · A place in the Feywild, north of where the party entered the far wilds, where a thief of the Unseelie Queen fled with her ring.
  • The Horrid Mire Feywild · A bog in the Feywild, north of the Unseelie Court, where a thief of the Unseelie Queen hid.
  • The Summer Court Feywild · The Seelie court of the Feywild, where the party ran the archfey's gauntlet and later left Binkette's child.
  • The Unseelie Court Feywild
• The Fungal Mire · A mysterious mire where Lord Cedric's ambitions faltered.
• The Gallery Majesta · A wax-covered house of wonders and parlour-trick magic in Fort Obsidian's Agora, selling spell scrolls.
• The Great Deep south · A sea at the northern edge of the southern map, known only from its map label.
• The Harstane Abyss south · A deep sea with unknown depths and wild tides.
• The High Smoke Point south · Terraced olive-oil refineries in the southern hills above Sandwater Slough, home of the Olive Garden complex where Slick works.
• The House of Fate north · Squirt's bar by the southern docks of New Xinstock.
• The Last Drop Distillery · Distillery built under an ancient dragon's remains.
• The Maple Park Technical School south · A house of wizardry, demonology and science in the Defence of Luggard Dror.
• The Material Plane · The world of Eavaros and everything that shares its sky: the centre of the Wheel, which every other plane touches or echoes.
• The Meat Dimension · A pocket dimension where Tharizdun is chained, with portals across the north.
• The Mercers Arms north · An Inn connected to the thieves guild in Xinstock
• The Mole City · An Underdark settlement of chanting mole people on an underground lake.
• The Monastery of Radiance
• The Moondrop Caldera Feywild · A dreaded volcano in the Feywild, midway between the Seelie and Unseelie courts, where the five gods last walked.
• The Negative Energy Plane Negative Energy Plane · The lightless pole of death at the bottom of the inner planes, which drains life from anything that enters.
• The Nest
• The Nexus · A teleport nexus the Fatemakers controlled, where Tharizdun lay chained.
• The Nine Hells Nine Hells · The layered plane of devils, home of the Iron City of Dis, where the party recovered the King in Yellow's contracts in 1034 PC.
  • The Iron City of Dis Nine Hells
    • God Street Nine Hells · A lane on the outskirts of the Iron City of Dis where new and would-be gods keep their realms; Torganoth's contract promised the party safe passage onto it.
• The Orcadian Sea · Sea near the Bosian hamlet of Aule.
• The Outlands Outlands · The neutral plane at the hub of the outer ring, which touches every other outer plane; Sigil hangs above its central spire.
• The Pech City · The hidden Underdark cave town of the pech who fled the Orstar.
• The Positive Energy Plane Positive Energy Plane · The blinding pole of life at the top of the inner planes, a ceaseless explosion of energy that can burst the unprotected.
• The Prismatic College south · A Magic School, located in Duskmere
• The Pyramid of Shade Hollow · Ancient pyramid conjured at Shade Hollow's north end by Binkette's magic beans.
• The Ragged Loon · Run by Nabi, a good Inn, well regarded in Xinstock.
• The Ransom Compound north
• The Red Wastes south · A blighted southern land that the Broken Bones sealed in a time bubble, with a vampire-held city inside.
  • Camp Ambition · A Red Wastes camp near Mahovana, ravaged by jackal-headed beasts.
  • Camp Harmony · A Red Wastes survivor camp led by Glyndan.
  • Camp Jubilee · The Red Wastes survivor camp where the party first arrived, guided by the elder Tanari.
• The Regard south · The Regard of the Soul Forge
• The Remington Lodge south · The Remington Lodge is an expensive palatial hotel in Luggard Dror
• The Rookery College · A Wizarding facility on the mountains above the city of Birds.
• The Roost
• The Rose Keep south · The Keep above Wildharbour
• The Rusted Anchor
• The Sapphire Sepulchre north · A 1000 foot tall piercing blue oelisk containing the headquarters of most factions withink the Xinsi Empire.
• The Sea of Vigils · Sea separating Bosia from the continent of Hemastia.
• The Sea Rift · An undersea rift where the party fought an eyeball robot guarding one of the Taps.
• The Shadow Fountain south · A site in the west of the southern map, between Branestone and Hysteria, known only from its map label.
• The Shadowfell Shadowfell · The plane of shadow, where the Fatemakers fought an agent of the Aspect and where, in 1040s play, the dead were found sealed in pods.
• The Skyrender Castle · A castle that kept disappearing, at the heart of the Void Box and Skyrender arc.
• The Southern Inn south · The inklings of a crime syndicate in Wildharbour
• The Span south · A gargantuan bridge spanning over 50 miles connecting the Chitin Isles to Cratis.
  • Hanging Suncloud south · Hidden halfling village slung beneath the Span, which maintains the bridge and collects its toll.
    • The Responsible Hammer · Hanging Suncloud's tavern, looking out through the side of the Span across the sea.
    • The Suncloud General Store · Yollandra Wildglide's store of bare essentials in Hanging Suncloud.
    • The Temple of Gond · A small, unmarked shrine to Gond at the western end of Hanging Suncloud.
• The Straits of Gor south · A strait west of Saratan that ships prefer to avoid.
• The Thieves Dock · A smuggling port, resplendent with piracy, drugs and larceny.
• The Verdant Vale north
• The Warren
• The Wreck of the Covenant south · A sunken druidic ship, wrapped in tentacles, that Ebony sought.
• The Xinstock Canal
• Turtle soup
• Vald Keep · A Therian prison-port with an arena in a natural shaft.
• Vanas Scriptorium south · A paper and supplies store in the Outskirts of Luggard Dror
• Villon Bay · Bay on the west coast of Bosia, near the Sollimus manor.
• Vistas Landing south · The capital of Saratan, atop the mighty crab Karkos
  • The Palace of Vistas Landing · The royal palace of Vistas Landing, where the Nightpeak Ball was held.
  • The Reagent Bank · A Vistas Landing institution that buys monster parts and other magical reagents.
  • The Vistas Landing Lighthouse · The lighthouse east of the Vistas Landing harbour, where merfolk were said to be hunting.
  • The Western Dock Warehouse · A warehouse on the Vistas Landing docks that needed clearing of pests in 1034 PC.
  • The Woodsman's Academy · The school in Vistas Landing run by Headmaster Ib.
• Waves End · A place the Fatemakers saved; it endured the Skyfire.
  • The Sphinx's Cave · A cave at Waves End in the Burg where a sphinx sent the Fatemakers back to fight the Calamity's last battle.
• West Keep · A keep of the Xinsi Empire that survived the Skyfire.
• Wildharbour south · The Defto capital of the Khevasa Wildlands.
• Xinstock north · The capital city of the Xinsi Empire
  • Temple Row city
  • The Castle city · A Fortress district in Xinstock
  • The City Beneath Xinstock · The ruins of an older, elven city below Xinstock, now under its crater lake.
  • The Iron Star city · one of the commercial districts of Xinstock
  • The Old District city
  • The Seven Orchards city · A wealthy residential district in Xinstock
  • The Western Bank city
• Ysgard Ysgard · The outer plane of heroes, where warriors fight, fall and rise again on floating earth above rivers of fire.
• Zelyr · The Third and smallest moon of Eavaros, little more than a rock.