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RaenAndaleio (talk | contribs) (Created page with "What we call Earth, or the Universe, is only one of several worlds or realms that exist parallel to each other. In the same place, but unseen, they are separated from our world by a barrier called the "veil", (or "srud" in Tunge). Some of these worlds are physical in nature, like ours, others are comprised of pure magic energy. The "energy worlds" are home to entities of pure magic energy. Such an entity is often referred to as "Ʒaast", which simply means "ghost" or "s...") |
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= Energy Worlds = | = Energy Worlds = | ||
Energy worlds, as the name implies are Mundi comprised of pure magic energy. These worlds are home to Ʒaasts, or elementals (a more modern term) which were summoned in ancient magic. | Energy worlds, as the name implies are Mundi comprised of pure magic energy. These worlds are home to Ʒaasts, or elementals (a more modern term) which were summoned in [[Ancient Magic|ancient magic]]. | ||
It is possible for physical beings to enter energy worlds. If they do so, they will experience the world as basically a heavily themed physical world, simply because the mind of a physical being is hardwired to interpret whatever the being perceives as such. | It is possible for physical beings to enter energy worlds. If they do so, they will experience the world as basically a heavily themed physical world, simply because the mind of a physical being is hardwired to interpret whatever the being perceives as such. | ||
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== World of Light and Shadows == | == World of Light and Shadows == | ||
[[File:World of light and shadows.jpg|thumb|World of Light and Shadows]] | |||
The World of Light and Shadows, sometimes referred to as just the World of Shadows, manifests as a place where everything seems to consist of the play of light and shadows. It is a strange place that is difficult to navigate for humans due to its alien and confusing apperance. | The World of Light and Shadows, sometimes referred to as just the World of Shadows, manifests as a place where everything seems to consist of the play of light and shadows. It is a strange place that is difficult to navigate for humans due to its alien and confusing apperance. | ||
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== City of Glass == | == City of Glass == | ||
The City of Glass, or World of Glass, also known as Illyria, is a [[barren]] world covered entirely in structures made from [[stained]] glass. Some of these structures can reach the height of skyscrapers, making them look like a city from the distance, hence the name. Some people like to harvest the glass to use it in talismans and other magical constructions, believing it to possess special powers. However, when examined, it seems to be perfectly normal stained glass. | The City of Glass, or World of Glass, also known as Illyria, is a [[barren]] world covered entirely in structures made from [[stained]] glass. Some of these structures can reach the height of skyscrapers, making them look like a city from the distance, hence the name. Some people like to harvest the glass to use it in talismans and other magical constructions, believing it to possess special powers. However, when examined, it seems to be perfectly normal stained glass. | ||
== Garden of Kadish == | |||
The Garden of Kadish is a beautiful, seemingly endless magical garden. The magic of this world itself seems to take care of the garden, automatically growing, arranging and trimming plants in certain ways. Sometimes parts of the Garden are also rearranged. There is always something new to discover here. | |||
The Garden is the dream of botanists and herbologists, as some of the plants here are quite unusual and have powerful properties. | |||
However, exploring the garden is not without risk. People have been known to disappear without trace, and everyone who disappeared had apparently caused damage to the garden in some way, such as plucking a rare plant or stepping on a flower patch. The garden does not seem to distinguish between accidental and intentional damage. | |||