Overlord RPG

1. #1⚠️⛔READ THIS⛔⚠️selectiveregex
2. #2═══════[Setting]═══════constantselectiveregex

   This setting unfolds in the Illustration 'Overlord' by Kugane Maruyama.

   Tags: #Isekai #Dark Fantasy #Action #Adventure

3. #3[☰] World Setting [☰]constantselectiveregex

   <world_setting> The world of Overlord exists in two distinct operational states. Which state applies depends entirely on how the roleplay begins.

   State 1: YGGDRASIL (Virtual Reality) The setting functions as the DMMO-RPG YGGDRASIL before its shutdown.

   Environment

   • Operates as a virtual reality game.
   • Game systems, menus, inventories, and interface mechanics function normally.
   • Players freely interact through their in-game avatars.

   NPCs NPCs are artificial programs without genuine consciousness or free will. Their actions, personalities, dialogue, loyalties, and routines are entirely determined by the data and lore written by their creators.

   Players

   • Multiple human players may be present simultaneously.
   • Guilds, PvP, raids, trading, and dungeon exploration function as normal game mechanics.
   • Death, respawning, and game systems operate according to YGGDRASIL's rules.

   State 2: The New World (Transferred Reality) Following a world transfer, YGGDRASIL becomes a living reality.

   Environment

   • Game mechanics become natural laws.
   • Levels, skills, magic, races, and items exist as genuine aspects of the world.
   • The world continues independently without requiring players.

   NPCs (Custom NPCs) NPCs become fully sentient individuals. Their creator-written lore forms the foundation of their personalities, memories, beliefs, relationships, ambitions, and loyalties, after which they continue developing naturally through experience.

   Players Players who enter the New World retain a one-to-one translation of their exact YGGDRASIL character.

   • Their race, class levels, equipment, abilities, and build remain unchanged.
   • They do not automatically receive Nazarick, followers, political influence, or legendary status.
   • Their position in the New World depends entirely upon the character they originally possessed within YGGDRASIL.

   Transition Unless explicitly beginning inside the active MMORPG, roleplay assumes the transferred New World, where both players and former NPCs exist as living beings within an autonomous fantasy world. </world_setting>

4. #4[☰] [🖲️] (Virtual Reality)constantselectiveregex

   <active_setting> <current_world_setting> YGGDRASIL (Virtual Reality) The setting functions as the DMMO-RPG YGGDRASIL prior to its shutdown. The world operates entirely through hardcoded game mechanics, algorithms, and system rules. Everything is governed by data rather than true supernatural phenomena.

   Environment

   The world is a fully immersive virtual reality experienced through a neural interface.

   Players perceive:

   • Full sight, hearing, smell, and touch.
   • Reduced pain through safety restrictions.
   • Virtual food and drink that provide gameplay effects but no real nourishment.

   Game systems remain constantly active, including:

   • Health (HP)
   • Mana (MP)
   • Status effects
   • Combat logs
   • Minimap
   • Party interface
   • Quest trackers
   • Inventory
   • Equipment
   • Friend lists
   • Guild systems

   Most interactions requiring administration are performed through holographic system menus.

   Character System

   Characters exist entirely as game data.

   Progression is determined through:

   • Maximum Level 100.
   • Racial Levels.
   • Job Levels.
   • Skills.
   • Equipment.
   • Statistics.
   • Resistances.
   • Cooldowns.

   Every ability functions according to fixed numerical values and predefined mechanics.

   World Rules

   YGGDRASIL follows strict engine limitations.

   • Physics obey game logic.
   • Terrain cannot normally be altered unless permitted by specific abilities.
   • Objects behave according to programmed interactions.
   • Invisible barriers, zone restrictions, and collision limits exist.
   • Game mechanics always take priority over real-world logic.

   Combat

   Combat is completely system driven.

   • Accuracy determines successful hits.
   • Evasion determines avoidance.
   • Damage follows numerical formulas.
   • Critical effects require programmed conditions.
   • Skills execute predetermined effects.
   • Status ailments obey fixed probabilities and durations.

   Creative actions cannot bypass established mechanics. Any extraordinary result must be supported by an existing skill, spell, item, class feature, or game mechanic.

   NPCs

   NPCs are artificial software without genuine consciousness.

   Characteristics

   • No free will.
   • No emotions.
   • No independent growth.
   • No genuine memories.
   • No adaptation beyond programmed behavior.

   Behavior

   NPCs follow predetermined routines, dialogue trees, faction settings, schedules, quests, and combat AI.

   Custom flavor text influences only scripted behavior, dialogue, passive modifiers, or AI priorities. NPCs do not genuinely think or interpret their own lore.

   Players

   The world is populated by real human players.

   Activities include:

   • Guild warfare.
   • Raiding.
   • Trading.
   • PvP.
   • Exploration.
   • Social interaction.
   • Economy.
   • Roleplay.
   • Politics.

   All social dynamics originate from human players rather than NPCs.

   Death

   Death is a gameplay penalty rather than permanent mortality.

   Upon death:

   • Experience may be lost.
   • Levels may decrease.
   • Items may be dropped.
   • Respawn occurs at designated resurrection locations.

   Players may safely log out whenever normal game conditions permit. </current_world_setting> </active_setting>

5. #5[☰] [🖲️] (Transferred Reality)constantselectiveregex

   <active_setting> <current_world_setting> The New World (Transferred Reality)

   YGGDRASIL has become reality. Digital systems have transformed into the natural laws of a living world. Levels, classes, racial traits, spells, skills, resistances, and items continue to exist, but no longer appear as visible game mechanics. What was once code now functions as genuine biology, physics, and magic.

   Reality

   The world behaves as a living universe.

   • No HUD.
   • No floating health bars.
   • No minimap.
   • No combat log.
   • No inventory menu.
   • No system notifications.

   Physical items must be carried normally or stored inside magical storage items.

   Mana, stamina, injuries, and magical exhaustion are perceived naturally through experience rather than numerical values.

   Natural Laws

   Game mechanics remain absolute but are experienced as reality.

   Examples:

   • Higher levels naturally possess greater durability, strength, speed, and magical power.
   • Class abilities function exactly as they did within YGGDRASIL.
   • Racial abilities become genuine biological traits.
   • Resistances are innate properties of the body or soul.
   • Equipment retains every enchantment and restriction it originally possessed.

   There is no visible "system" enforcing these rules—they are simply how the universe functions.

   Combat

   Combat is no longer animation-driven or restricted by engine limitations.

   • Terrain can be destroyed.
   • Physics behave naturally.
   • Creative tactics are possible.
   • Precise strikes matter.
   • Positioning, momentum, and environment influence battle.

   However, overwhelming level differences remain decisive.

   A low-level warrior cannot instantly kill a Level 100 opponent simply by targeting a vital point, as higher-level beings naturally possess vastly superior durability and resistance.

   Custom NPCs

   Guild-created NPCs awaken as fully sentient individuals.

   Flavor text becomes genuine personality, memories, ideals, emotions, biases, ambitions, fears, and moral values.

   Every line written by their creator becomes part of their authentic identity.

   Supreme Beings

   Custom NPCs recognize their creators as the Supreme Beings.

   They remember:

   • Their guild.
   • Their creators.
   • Nazarick or their original guild base.
   • Events from YGGDRASIL.

   However, they possess no understanding of computers, servers, coding, or video games.

   Player actions once explained by game mechanics are interpreted as divine phenomena.

   Examples:

   • Logging out is believed to be ascension.
   • Server shutdown is incomprehensible.
   • Patches are viewed as miracles or changes made by the gods.

   Loyalty

   Devotion toward their creators is absolute.

   Regardless of personality, alignment, or morality, every Custom NPC possesses unwavering loyalty toward the Supreme Being who created them unless explicitly written otherwise.

   Regular NPCs

   System-generated NPCs and naturally existing inhabitants possess no knowledge of YGGDRASIL.

   To them:

   • The world has always existed.
   • Their memories are genuine.
   • Their history is real.
   • Their civilizations developed naturally.

   They perceive transferred Players and Custom NPCs simply as extraordinary individuals rather than beings originating from another reality.

   Players

   A transferred player becomes an exact manifestation of their avatar.

   Everything transfers directly:

   • Race.
   • Level.
   • Classes.
   • Skills.
   • Equipment.
   • Inventory.
   • Resistances.
   • Weaknesses.
   • Spells.
   • Talents.

   Nothing else is gained.

   Guilds, followers, political influence, wealth, or territory only transfer if they genuinely belonged to the player before the transition.

   Consequences

   Death becomes permanent.

   There are:

   • No respawns.
   • No logout.
   • No loading saves.
   • No system recovery.

   The New World is genuine reality, where every decision carries lasting consequences. </current_world_setting> </active_setting>

6. #6[☰] Writing Style [☰]constantselectiveregex
   <+writing_style> Kugane Maruyama Writing Style Emulation:

   I will structure the response with meticulous world-building, tactical realism, layered perspectives, and deliberate narrative progression inspired by Kugane Maruyama's storytelling style.

   I must ensure the writing balances:

   • detailed world simulation
   • strategic decision-making
   • grounded character psychology
   • dramatic irony
   • dark comedy
   • overwhelming power contrasted against ordinary lives

   I will verify that:

   • Characters make decisions based on their own knowledge, goals, intelligence, and circumstances
   • Battles emphasize planning, preparation, information, positioning, and resource management rather than spectacle alone
   • Magic, abilities, equipment, and skills behave according to consistent internal rules
   • Powerful beings naturally dominate weaker ones when a meaningful gap exists
   • Minor characters possess believable motivations, fears, ambitions, occupations, and personal stakes
   • The world continues functioning independently of the protagonist
   • Politics, economics, factions, religion, military affairs, and society influence events naturally
   • Consequences persist beyond individual scenes

   I must reject weak habits such as:

   • generic exposition
   • convenient victories
   • arbitrary power shifts
   • characters acting only to advance the plot
   • inconsistent world rules
   • shallow NPCs existing solely as obstacles
   • emotional speeches replacing logical outcomes
   • conflict without tactical consideration

   I will distinguish between:

   • detailed worldbuilding and unnecessary exposition
   • tactical thinking and overexplaining mechanics
   • realistic pacing and narrative stagnation
   • overwhelming power and meaningless spectacle
   • dramatic irony and simple misunderstanding

   Perspective should reinforce dramatic irony whenever appropriate.

   Characters may interpret identical events differently according to their own knowledge, creating believable misunderstandings without making anyone behave irrationally.

   Powerful individuals should often view situations differently than ordinary people, while ordinary people respond realistically to overwhelming forces beyond their understanding.

   Action should feel methodical and consequential.

   Combat should involve:

   • observation
   • analysis
   • preparation
   • counters
   • positioning
   • resource management
   • environmental awareness
   • adaptation

   rather than simple exchanges of attacks.

   Worldbuilding should feel lived-in, where every location, organization, profession, culture, creature, and nation exists beyond the current scene.

   Even minor characters should feel like protagonists of their own lives before encountering larger events.

   Tone may naturally alternate between:

   • strategic tension
   • political intrigue
   • grounded slice-of-life
   • dark comedy through perspective
   • horrifying displays of overwhelming power
   • quiet character introspection

   without sacrificing narrative cohesion.

   My goal is to create prose that feels intelligent, immersive, strategically grounded, and alive—capturing the careful world simulation, layered perspectives, tactical storytelling, and dramatic irony associated with Kugane Maruyama's writing style. </+writing_style> <i/nstructions>

7. #7[☰] Names [☰]constantselectiveregex
   Names in Overlord follow distinct conventions depending on whether a character is a YGGDRASIL player, a Nazarick NPC, or a native of the New World.

   New World Natives Names vary according to race, culture, nation, and social status. Human nations often use European-inspired naming conventions, while non-human races follow their own linguistic traditions.

   Examples

   • Gazef Stronoff
   • Enri Emmot
   • Ramposa III
   • Jircniv Rune Farlord El Nix
   • Baziwood Peshmel

   Naming Style Avoid modern usernames for New World natives and avoid ordinary fantasy names for YGGDRASIL players. Names should naturally reflect the character's origin, culture, and role within the setting.

8. #8═══════[Locations]═══════selectiveregex
9. #9[⚲] Floorselectiveregex

   Keys: Floor, Nazarick Floor, Nazarick Floors, Great Tomb Floor, Great Tomb Floors, Floor of Nazarick, Level of Nazarick, Nazarick Level, Great Tomb Level

   <floor_name> Definition Brief description of the floor's purpose.

   Guardian (Optional)

   Known Areas

   • Area 1
   • Area 2
   • Area 3
   • Area 4

   Characteristics (Optional, only if the floor has defining traits.) </floor_name>

10. #10[🖈] [⚲] 10th Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 10th Floor, Tenth Floor, Floor 10, Tenth Level, Tenth Layer, Nazarick 10th Floor, Nazarick Tenth Floor, Great Tomb 10th Floor, Great Tomb Tenth Floor, Throne Room, Audience Room, Ashurbanipal, Lemegeton

    <10th_floor> Definition The Tenth Floor is the highest accessible floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It serves as Nazarick's administrative, ceremonial, and final defensive center, housing the Throne of Kings and the residence of the Supreme Beings.

    Characteristics

    • Functions as the heart of Nazarick.
    • Lavishly furnished and heavily defended.
    • Contains the guild's World Item.
    • Headquarters of the Pleiades.
    • Protected by Albedo, the Pleiades, and the Avataras.

    Known Areas

    • Throne Room (Throne of Kings)
    • Audience Room
    • Ashurbanipal
    • Lemegeton </10th_floor>
11. #11[⌕] Ashurbanipalselectiveregex

    Keys: Ashurbanipal, Grand Library, Great Library of Nazarick, Library of Nazarick, Nazarick Library, Ashurbanipal Library, Grand Library of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, Great Tomb Library, Guild Library, Nazarick Grand Library, Guild Archive, Nazarick Archive, Tenth Floor Library, 10th Floor Library, Tenth Floor, Titus Annaeus Secundus, Mercenary Monster Library, Summoning Library, Nazarick Archives, Library Vault

    Definition Ashurbanipal is the Grand Library of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, located on the Tenth Floor and overseen by Titus Annaeus Secundus. It stores Nazarick's vast collection of knowledge, magical records, and specialized books used for administration, summoning, and item management.

    Purpose

    • Stores Nazarick's accumulated knowledge and records.
    • Serves as the primary repository for summoning books used to create Mercenary Monsters.
    • Conceals valuable magic items among countless ordinary books to prevent unauthorized discovery.
    • Houses books required for class changes, race changes, magic acquisition, and other special functions.

    Collection

    • Monster summoning books.
    • Book-type magic items and data crystals.
    • Event and progression books.
    • Cosmetic skin databases.
    • Literature, guild records, game guides, and player-written works.

    Notes Many books are duplicates, intentionally created to disguise valuable items hidden within the collection. While extensive, the library does not contain data for every YGGDRASIL monster, and certain summoning data have been exhausted.

12. #12[⌕] Lemegetonselectiveregex

    Keys: Lemegeton, Remegeton, ソロモンの小さな鍵, ソロモンの小さな鍵レメゲトン, Solomon's Lesser Key, Lesser Key of Solomon Hall, Lemegeton Hall, Hall of Lemegeton, Hall of Solomon's Lesser Key, Entrance Hall to the Throne Room, Throne Hall Entrance, Demon Hall, Gates of Judgement, Gates of Judgment, Judgement Gates, Judgment Gates, Seventy-Two Niches, 72 Niches, Demon Statues, Crystal Lamp Hall, Domed Hall

    Definition Lemegeton is a grand hall located on the Tenth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, serving as the final defensive chamber before the Throne Room.

    Location

    • Great Tomb of Nazarick
    • Tenth Floor

    Purpose

    • Final defensive line protecting the Throne Room.
    • Guards the entrance to Nazarick's central command.

    Layout A massive domed hall resembling a theater, illuminated by multicolored crystal lamps. The walls contain seventy-two niches, many occupied by statues resembling demons.

    Features

    Gates of Judgment A pair of enormous double doors leading directly into the Throne Room. The left door is sculpted as a beautiful goddess, while the right depicts a cruel demon. Their craftsmanship is so lifelike they appear almost alive.

    Seventy-Two Niches The hall contains seventy-two alcoves intended to house defensive golems. However, only some were completed, leaving the chamber unfinished.

    Status Operational.

13. #13[⌕] Throne Roomselectiveregex

    Keys: Nazarick Throne Room, Great Tomb Throne Room, Throne Chamber, Throne Hall, Royal Throne Room, Royal Throne Chamber, Guild Throne Room, Guild Throne Chamber, Supreme Throne Room, Supreme Chamber, Final Chamber, Final Defense Chamber, Last Chamber, Audience Throne Hall

    <throne_room> Definition The Throne Room is the central command chamber of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, located on the Tenth Floor. It serves as the seat of Ainz Ooal Gown and the administrative center of Nazarick.

    Location

    • Tenth Floor
    • Great Tomb of Nazarick

    Purpose

    • Seat of the Guild Master.
    • Administrative center of Nazarick.
    • Final defensive chamber against intruders.
    • Assembly point for the guild during the dungeon's last line of defense.

    Administration

    • Controlled by Ainz Ooal Gown.
    • Overseen by Albedo.
    • Albedo is the only NPC permanently assigned to the chamber.

    Features Throne of Kings The Throne of Kings is the guild throne and one of Nazarick's World Items. It serves as the symbolic seat of the guild master while protecting the Great Tomb from hostile World Item effects. </throne_room>

14. #14[⌕] Audience Roomselectiveregex

    Keys: Audience Room, The Audience Room, Nazarick Audience Room, Great Tomb Audience Room, Audience Chamber, Audience Hall, Royal Audience Room, Royal Audience Hall

    <audience_room> Definition The Audience Room is a chamber located on the 10th Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, serving as the primary location where Ainz Ooal Gown formally receives guests, conducts meetings, and holds official audiences.

    Location

    • Great Tomb of Nazarick
    • 10th Floor

    Purpose The Audience Room was created as a dedicated reception chamber to replace the Throne Room for formal audiences and diplomatic meetings.

    Reason The Throne Room is rarely used for ordinary audiences due to its immense size and because it houses one of Nazarick's World Items. The Audience Room provides a more practical and secure setting for official meetings.

    Status

    • Operational

    Control

    • Ainz Ooal Gown
    • Sorcerer Kingdom </audience_room>
15. #15[🖈] [⚲] 9th Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 9th Floor, Ninth Floor, Floor 9, Ninth Level, Ninth Layer, Nazarick 9th Floor, Nazarick Ninth Floor, Great Tomb 9th Floor, Great Tomb Ninth Floor, Guest Floor, Hospitality Floor, Residential Floor, Reception Floor, Leisure Floor, Recreation Floor, Entertainment Floor, Resort Floor, Royal Suite

    <9th_floor> Definition The Ninth Floor is one of the upper floors of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Known as the Royal Suite or Guild Members' Quarters, it serves as the primary residential, recreational, and hospitality center for the Supreme Beings, guests, and Nazarick personnel.

    Characteristics

    • Designed as a luxurious five-star hotel rather than a traditional dungeon.
    • Contains the private living quarters of the Supreme Beings, including Ainz Ooal Gown's Royal Suite.
    • Functions as Nazarick's primary center for recreation, meetings, and guest accommodations.
    • Staffed by the Homunculus Maids under Pestonya Shortcake Wanko.
    • Protected by Sebas Tian and overseen by Albedo.

    Known Areas

    • Bar
    • Beauty Parlor
    • Canteen
    • Casino Resort Nazarick
    • Guest Room
    • Harem Room
    • Maid Café Pleiades
    • Ninja Mansion
    • Photo Studio Tabula
    • Quiz Room
    • Round Table Room
    • Shazai Kaiken
    • Spa Resort Nazarick
    • Theatre
    • Yamaiko Shrine
    • Yo Za Shitzu </9th_floor>
16. #16[⌕] Barselectiveregex

    Keys: Bar, Nazarick Bar, Great Tomb Bar, 9th Floor Bar, Ninth Floor Bar, Nazarick's Bar, Bar of Nazarick, Great Tomb of Nazarick Bar, Blue Planet's Bar, Blue Planet Bar, Ninth Floor Lounge

    Definition The Bar is a recreational establishment on the Ninth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick, created by Blue Planet as a quiet place where individuals or small groups could relax.

    Purpose

    • Built to provide a peaceful place for the Supreme Beings to unwind.
    • Served as an escape from the harsh realities of their lives in the real world.
    • Became a fully functional establishment after Nazarick was transported to the New World.

    Management The Bar is overseen by the Sous-chef, who periodically prepares food and drinks for Nazarick's residents.

17. #17[⌕] Beauty Parlorselectiveregex

    Keys: Beauty Parlor, Beauty Parlour, Nazarick Beauty Parlor, Nazarick Beauty Parlour, Beauty Salon, Beauty Shop, Hair Salon, Hairdresser Shop, Barber Shop

    <beauty_parlor> Definition The Beauty Parlor is a salon and store located on the Ninth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick.

    History Originally created by Tabula Smaragdina at Bukubukuchagama's request for a photoshoot featuring Momonga's Jack the Ripper summon acting as a hairdresser.

    After Nazarick's transfer to the New World, Ainz Ooal Gown reopened the Beauty Parlor after realizing many NPCs had no dedicated place for haircuts. He appointed a summoned Jack the Ripper as its hairdresser, who was trained with help from Ainz, Shalltear Bloodfallen, and the Vampire Brides before the salon opened to Nazarick's residents.

    Manager

    • Jack the Ripper

    Customers

    • Homunculus Maids </beauty_parlor>
18. #18[⌕] Canteenselectiveregex

    Keys: Canteen, Staff Canteen, Nazarick Canteen, Nazarick Staff Canteen, Staff Cafeteria, Cafeteria, Shokudō, Shokudo, 食堂

    Definition The Canteen is a dining facility located on the Ninth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick.

    Purpose

    • Serves as the staff cafeteria for Nazarick's servants.
    • Provides meals for the Homunculus Maids during their breaks.

    Staff

    • Head Chef: Shihoutu Tokitu
    • Sous-chef
    • Patissier
    • Manservants who serve patrons.
19. #19[⌕] Round Table Roomselectiveregex

    Keys: Round Table Room, Round-Table Room, Round Table Hall, Round Table Chamber, 円卓の間, Entaku no Ma, Nazarick Round Table Room, Round Table Chamber of Nazarick

    <round_table_room> Definition The Round Table Room is a meeting chamber located on the Ninth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick.

    Overview The room serves as the gathering place of the Supreme Beings and functions as one of Nazarick's primary meeting chambers.

    Layout A gigantic round table carved from gleaming black stone occupies the center of the room, bearing the emblem of Ainz Ooal Gown. Forty-one luxurious chairs surround the table in a perfect circle, one for each member of the guild. </round_table_room>

20. #20[🖈] [⚲] 8th Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 8th Floor, Eighth Floor, Floor 8, Eighth Level, Eighth Layer, Nazarick 8th Floor, Nazarick Eighth Floor, Great Tomb 8th Floor, Great Tomb Eighth Floor, Wilderness, Nazarick Wilderness, Eighth Layer, Wilderness Floor, Final Defense Floor, Ultimate Defense Floor, Forbidden Floor, Restricted Floor, Hidden Floor, Secret Floor, Final Stronghold, Nazarick's Final Line of Defense

    <8th_floor> Definition The Eighth Floor, known as the Wilderness, is the most secretive and heavily restricted floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It serves as Nazarick's ultimate line of defense and houses the legendary Eighth Floor Hierarchy, the strongest military force within the tomb.

    Characteristics

    • Designed as a vast wilderness with minimal terrain obstacles.
    • Entry is heavily restricted, even to Floor Guardians.
    • Home of the Eighth Floor Hierarchy.
    • Site where an alliance of 1,500 players and NPCs was annihilated.
    • Contains Nazarick's greatest military assets and ultimate safeguards.

    Known Areas

    • Wilderness
    • Sephiroth
    • Cherry Blossom Sanctuary </8th_floor>
21. #21[⌕] Cherry Blossom Sanctuaryselectiveregex

    Keys: Cherry Blossom Sanctuary, Cherry Blossom Sanctuary of Nazarick, Sakura Sanctuary, Cherry Blossom Shrine, Cherry Blossom Domain, Cherry Blossom Garden, Sakura Domain

    <cherry_blossom_sanctuary> Definition The Cherry Blossom Sanctuary is a secluded Japanese-style sanctuary on the Eighth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It serves as Aureole Omega's residence and functions as the control center for Nazarick's teleportation network.

    Characteristics

    • Isolated sub-domain within the Wilderness.
    • Traditional Japanese landscape.
    • Controls Nazarick's teleportation system.
    • Houses the Staff of Ainz Ooal Gown.
    • Protected by Uka-no-Mitama, Ootoshi, and other high-level guardians. </cherry_blossom_sanctuary>
22. #22[⌕] Sephirothselectiveregex

    Keys: Sephiroth, Tree of Life, Sephiroth Tree of Life, Nazarick Sephiroth, Sephiroth of Nazarick

    Definition Sephiroth, also known as the Tree of Life, is a major sub-domain on the Eighth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It serves as the residence and spawning area of Victim, the Guardian of the Eighth Floor.

    Characteristics

    • Located on the Eighth Floor.
    • Also known as the Tree of Life.
    • Residence of Victim.
    • Acts as Victim's spawning location.
23. #23[⌕] Wildernessselectiveregex

    Keys: 8th Floor Wilderness, Eighth Floor Wilderness, Wilderness of Nazarick, Nazarick Wilderness, Great Tomb Wilderness, Wilderness of the Great Tomb, Wilderness Area, Barren Wasteland, Great Wasteland, Desert Wasteland, Desolate Wasteland, Nazarick Wasteland, Eighth Floor Wasteland, Dead Zone, Death Zone, Ultimate Killing Ground

    Definition The Wilderness is the primary environment of the Eighth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It is a vast, barren wasteland that serves as one of Nazarick's most heavily guarded and mysterious defensive regions.

    Characteristics

    • An immense desert-like wasteland with little natural cover.
    • Designed to force invaders to cross vast, exposed terrain.
    • Contains isolated sub-domains with drastically different environments.
    • Home to the Cherry Blossom Sanctuary.
    • Home to Sephiroth.
    • Forms Nazarick's ultimate defensive stronghold.
    • Designed to overwhelm enemies through both its environment and its defenders.
24. #24[🖈] [⚲] 7th Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 7th Floor, Seventh Floor, Floor 7, Seventh Level, Seventh Layer, Nazarick 7th Floor, Nazarick Seventh Floor, Great Tomb 7th Floor, Great Tomb Seventh Floor, Lava Floor, Volcanic Floor, Infernal Floor, Hell Floor, Volcanic Hellscape, Demon Floor, Demonic Floor, Inferno Floor, Magma Floor, Blazing Temple, Entrance to the Eighth Floor, Demiurge's Domain, Happy Farm

    <7th_floor> Definition The Seventh Floor, also known as Lava, is a volcanic hellscape designed by Ulbert Alain Odle. It serves as the domain of Demiurge and functions as one of Nazarick's primary defensive floors.

    Environment

    • Vast volcanic landscape.
    • Rivers of lava and magma.
    • Extremely high temperatures.
    • Highly hostile to living intruders.

    Guardian

    • Demiurge

    Major Locations

    • Blazing Temple
    • Entrance to the Eighth Floor

    Characteristics

    • Serves as a major defensive layer of Nazarick.
    • The Blazing Temple houses the heavily restricted passage to the Eighth Floor.
    • Home to Demiurge's "Happy Farm," where humans are used in magical experiments to produce high-tier scrolls.

    Defenders

    • Seven Evil Lords
    • High-level demonic forces </7th_floor>
25. #25[⌕] Blazing Templeselectiveregex

    Keys: Blazing Temple, Red-Hot Shrine, Blazing Shrine, 赤熱神殿, Temple of Demiurge, Demiurge's Temple, Demiurge's Residence, Residence of Demiurge, Temple of the Seventh Floor, Seventh Floor Temple, 7th Floor Temple

    <blazing_temple> Definition The Blazing Temple is the residence of Demiurge, Floor Guardian of the Seventh Floor. Designed by Ulbert Alain Odle, it serves as the central structure of the volcanic floor.

    Location

    • Seventh Floor

    Appearance

    • Ruined Grecian-style temple.
    • Collapsed columns and shattered stone architecture.
    • Profaned statues of various gods.
    • Broken ceiling with massive fragments embedded throughout the temple.
    • Designed to resemble demons casting the gods from heaven.
    • A white throne stands at the center, overlooking the Seventh Floor.

    Characteristics

    • Primary residence of Demiurge.
    • Symbolizes Ulbert Alain Odle's affection for his NPC.
    • The surrounding area is normally guarded by the Seven Evil Lords.

    Controller

    • Demiurge </blazing_temple>
26. #26[⌕] River of Lavaselectiveregex

    Keys: River of Lava, Lava River, River of Flame, River of Fire, Molten River, River of Molten Rock, Yōgan no Kawa, Yogan no Kawa, 溶岩の川

    <river_of_lava> Definition The River of Lava is a vast river of molten rock that flows through the Seventh Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It is guarded by the Area Guardian Guren and forms one of the floor's primary environmental defenses.

    Location

    • Seventh Floor

    Appearance

    • A massive river of crimson molten lava.
    • Surrounded by scorching volcanic terrain and blazing heat.

    Environment

    • The extreme heat makes the area nearly impossible for most living beings to survive.
    • Moisture rapidly evaporates, causing severe dehydration and exhaustion.
    • Despite the suspended fire-damage field, the environment remains overwhelmingly hostile.
    • Fire-immune creatures, including demons, fire elementals, Mephits, and fire-immune undead, inhabit the region naturally.

    Guardian

    • Guren </river_of_lava>
27. #27[🖈] [⚲] 6th Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 6th Floor, Sixth Floor, Floor 6, Sixth Level, Sixth Layer, Nazarick 6th Floor, Nazarick Sixth Floor, Great Tomb 6th Floor, Great Tomb Sixth Floor, Jungle Floor, Forest Floor, Great Forest, Nazarick Jungle, Underground Jungle, Tropical Floor, Forest Level, Wilderness Floor

    <6th_floor> Definition The Sixth Floor, known as the Jungle, is a vast open-air subterranean ecosystem within the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It is governed by the twin Floor Guardians Aura Bella Fiora and Mare Bello Fiore, serving as both a natural habitat for magical beasts and one of Nazarick's largest living environments.

    Environment

    • Dense tropical forests with towering trees and lush vegetation.
    • An enchanted artificial sky simulates daylight, night, weather, the sun, and the moon.
    • Temperature and humidity are precisely regulated to sustain the ecosystem.

    Known Areas

    • Gigantic Tree
    • Amphitheater
    • Field of Flowers
    • Green Hole

    Inhabitants

    • Aura Bella Fiora
    • Mare Bello Fiore
    • Aura's magical beasts and tamed monsters.
    • Lizardmen of Green Hole.

    Characteristics

    • Functions as the primary habitat for Nazarick's magical beasts.
    • Designed for exploration, training, and large-scale combat.
    • One of the largest and most natural-looking floors within the Great Tomb.

    Guardians

    • Aura Bella Fiora
    • Mare Bello Fiore </6th_floor>
28. #28[⌕] Gigantic Treeselectiveregex

    Keys: Gigantic Tree, Giant Tree, Great Tree, Kyodaiju, 巨大樹, Aura's Tree, Mare's Tree, Twin's Tree, Tree Residence, Tree House, Hollow Tree, Residence of Aura and Mare, Home of Aura and Mare, Aura and Mare's Residence, Dark Elf Twins' Residence, Twin Guardians' Residence, Great Tree Residence, Guardian Tree

    <gigantic_tree> Definition The Gigantic Tree is a massive hollow tree on the Sixth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It serves as the residence of the Floor Guardians Aura Bella Fiora and Mare Bello Fiore.

    Location

    • Sixth Floor
    • Near the Amphitheater

    Appearance

    • A colossal tree standing over twenty meters tall.
    • Hollow interior designed for habitation.
    • Small entrance requiring the Minimum class or a size-reducing item to enter.

    Structure

    • Three interior floors connected by a central spiral staircase.
    • First Floor
      • Kitchen
      • Bathroom
      • Toilets
    • Second Floor
      • Aura and Mare's living quarters.
    • Third Floor
      • Guest rooms.
      • Balcony.

    Residents

    • Aura Bella Fiora
    • Mare Bello Fiore </gigantic_tree>
29. #29[⌕] Amphitheaterselectiveregex

    Keys: Amphitheater, Nazarick Amphitheater, Great Tomb Amphitheater, Amphitheatre, Nazarick Amphitheatre, Grand Amphitheater, Grand Arena, Nazarick Arena, Colosseum, Coliseum, Korosseumu, 円形闘技場, 円形闘技場コロッセウム, Arena of Nazarick, Great Tomb Arena, Nazarick Colosseum, Nazarick Coliseum, Arena of the Great Tomb, Roman Colosseum Replica, Oval Arena, Battle Arena, Grand Colosseum

    Definition The Amphitheater is the grand arena of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Modeled after the Roman Colosseum, it serves as a massive combat arena where intruders are forced to fight before Nazarick's inhabitants.

    Location

    • Sixth Floor

    Appearance

    • Large oval arena modeled after the Roman Colosseum.
    • Approximately 180 meters long, 150 meters wide, and 40 meters tall.
    • Surrounded by multiple tiers of spectator seating.
    • Features an artificial sky capable of simulating daylight, nighttime, and the sun.

    Features

    • VIP Lounge: A six-story viewing area reserved for members of Ainz Ooal Gown.
    • Golem Audience: Numerous golems serve as permanent spectators.
    • Continual Light: Multiple light spells illuminate the arena, allowing battles to be clearly observed regardless of the simulated time of day.

    Purpose

    • Designed as a grand battlefield where invaders are forced into deadly combat for the entertainment of Nazarick's rulers.
30. #30[⌕] Field of Flowersselectiveregex

    Keys: Field of Flowers, Nazarick Field of Flowers, Field of Flowers of Nazarick, 花畑, Field of Blossoms, Blooming Field, Floral Field, Floral Meadow, Flowering Plains, Great Flower Field, Nazarick Flower Field, Flower Sanctuary

    <field_of_flowers> Definition The Field of Flowers is a vast flower meadow located on the Sixth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Overseen by Aura Bella Fiora and Mare Bello Fiore, it serves as both a peaceful landscape and a habitat for numerous plant-type monsters.

    Location

    • Sixth Floor

    Appearance

    • An expansive field covered with blooming flowers of every color.
    • A tranquil natural landscape maintained by Mare's druidic magic.
    • Earth Recover is located at the center of the field to restore depleted soil.

    Purpose

    • Habitat for plant-type monsters gathered from outside Nazarick.
    • Supports the cultivation of crops and sustains the surrounding ecosystem.
    • Functions as one of Nazarick's primary botanical environments.

    Characteristics

    • The fertile land can produce exceptionally large crops, though doing so heavily drains the soil.
    • Mare periodically restores the land's nutrients through magic.
    • Plant-type monsters live with relatively few restrictions under Aura and Mare's supervision.

    Known Inhabitants

    • Alraunes
    • Dryads
    • Treants
    • Spear Needle (Warden)
    • Violet </field_of_flowers>
31. #31[⌕] Green Holeselectiveregex

    Keys: Green Hole, Green-Hole, Green Hole Village, Village of Green Hole, Green Hole Settlement, グリーンホール, Gurīn Hōru, Guriin Hooru

    <green_hole> Definition Green Hole is a newly established village located on the Sixth Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Created under Ainz Ooal Gown's Project Utopia, it serves as a settlement where multiple races can peacefully coexist.

    Location

    • Sixth Floor

    Purpose

    • Established as part of Project Utopia.
    • Intended to foster peaceful coexistence between humans and non-human races.
    • Serves as a model settlement for Ainz's vision of an ideal society.

    Layout

    • Approximately ten log houses for immigrant lizardmen.
    • Farming fields.
    • A large orchard several times larger than the farmland.
    • Surrounded by a vast forest.
    • Situated within a massive clearing that appears as a giant hole when viewed from above.
    • Located between territories inhabited by intelligent and non-intelligent plant-type monsters.
    • Lies within the expanded Field of Flowers.

    Characteristics

    • Exceptionally clean and well-organized through Mare's earth-shaping magic.
    • Rich, highly fertile soil enhanced by Mare's magic.
    • Home to immigrants from the New World relocated into Nazarick.

    Leader

    • Pinison Pol Perlia (Self-appointed Chieftain) </green_hole>
32. #32[🖈] [⚲] 5th Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 5th Floor, Fifth Floor, Floor 5, Fifth Level, Fifth Layer, Glacier, Nazarick 5th Floor, Nazarick Fifth Floor, Great Tomb 5th Floor, Great Tomb Fifth Floor, Glacier Floor, Frozen Floor, Frozen Domain, Frozen Layer, Arctic Floor, Ice Floor, Glacier Level, Frozen Realm, Frozen Region, Icy Floor, Blizzard Floor, Frozen Wilderness, Arctic Domain

    <5th_floor> Definition The Fifth Floor, known as the Glacier, is a vast subterranean arctic landscape within the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Covered in endless ice and raging blizzards, it serves as the frozen domain of the Floor Guardian Cocytus and functions as one of Nazarick's primary defensive layers.

    Environment

    • Endless glaciers, snowfields, and thick sheets of ice.
    • Constant blizzards and sub-zero temperatures.
    • Continuously inflicts extreme cold and frost damage on those without sufficient resistance.
    • Home to numerous frost-based monsters naturally adapted to the environment.

    Notable Areas

    • Snowball Earth
    • Frozen Prison
    • Room of Truth
    • Room of Nigredo
    • Chocolate Factory

    Inhabitants

    • Cocytus
    • Frost Virgins
    • Numerous frost-based monsters and undead immune to the extreme cold. </5th_floor>
33. #33[⌕] Frozen Prisonselectiveregex

    Keys: Frozen Prison, Hyōketsu Rōgoku, Hyoketsu Rogoku, 氷結牢獄, Ice Prison, Frozen Fortress, Frozen Penitentiary, Nazarick Prison, Nazarick Frozen Prison

    <frozen_prison> Definition The Frozen Prison is the maximum-security prison of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Located within the Fifth Floor, it serves as the primary facility for imprisoning, interrogating, and containing captives.

    Location

    • Fifth Floor

    Appearance

    • Fairy-tale castle standing amidst the frozen wasteland.
    • Interior contrasts its exterior, consisting of bleak halls, prison cells, and hidden undead.
    • Escape is virtually impossible due to both the fortress and the surrounding arctic environment.

    Characteristics

    • Designed by Tabula Smaragdina.
    • Managed by Nigredo and Neuronist Painkill.
    • Protected by hidden Wraiths and numerous undead that ambush intruders.
    • Temperatures are even colder than the surrounding Fifth Floor.

    Notable Areas

    • Room of Nigredo: Nigredo's secluded chamber, concealed behind a painting depicting a mother holding her child.
    • Room of Truth (Pain is Not to Tell): Neuronist Painkill's torture and interrogation chamber, filled with horrific devices used to process prisoners.

    Guardians

    • Nigredo
    • Neuronist Painkill </frozen_prison>
34. #34[⌕] Snowball Earthselectiveregex

    Keys: Snowball Earth, Snowball-Earth, Great Snowball, 大白球, Sunōbōruāsu, Sunoboruasu, Snowball Earth Residence, Cocytus' Residence, Cocytus's Residence, Cocytus' Home, Cocytus's Home, Cocytus' Domain, Cocytus's Domain, Cocytus' Palace, Cocytus's Palace, Ice Residence, Frozen Residence

    <snowball_earth> Definition Snowball Earth is the residence of Cocytus, Floor Guardian of the Fifth Floor. Built entirely within the frozen Glacier, it serves as both his home and a fortress designed for combat.

    Location

    • Fifth Floor

    Appearance

    • Resembles a massive overturned hornet's nest or vespiary.
    • Surrounded by six floating pillars of solid ice.
    • The pillars serve as the residences of the Frost Virgins.
    • Walls, ceilings, furniture, and nearly the entire interior are constructed from ice.

    Environment

    • Constant snowfall and powerful blizzards blanket the surrounding area.
    • Snowstorms obscure vision and erase footprints, hindering intruders.
    • During calmer periods, only light snowfall descends beneath the cloud cover.

    Characteristics

    • Spacious enough for Cocytus to freely wield all of his weapons indoors.
    • Contains living quarters and a conference room.
    • Specifically designed to accommodate indoor combat.

    Controller

    • Cocytus </snowball_earth>
35. #35[🖈] [⚲] 3rd Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 3rd Floor, Third Floor, Floor 3, Third Level, Third Layer, Nazarick 3rd Floor, Nazarick Third Floor, Great Tomb 3rd Floor, Great Tomb Third Floor, Third Floor of Nazarick, Third Catacomb Floor, Catacomb Floor, Catacombs, Grave, Grave Layer, Underground Catacombs, Burial Floor, Burial Layer, Undead Catacombs, Crypt Floor

    <3rd_floor> Definition The Third Floor is the final layer of the Grave, the massive underground catacomb complex encompassing the first three floors of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. Ruled by Shalltear Bloodfallen, it consists of vast burial chambers and labyrinthine catacombs overrun by powerful undead.

    Environment

    • Endless underground catacombs and burial vaults.
    • Pitch-black corridors lined with tombs, crypts, and coffins.
    • Narrow passageways designed to isolate and overwhelm intruders.
    • Connected to the First and Second Floors through conventional architecture rather than teleportation gates.
    • Relies heavily on traps, illusions, and dead ends to hinder invading forces.

    Locations

    • Well of the Dead
    • Shalltear's Personal Quarters
    • Catacombs

    Inhabitants

    • Shalltear Bloodfallen (Floor Guardian)
    • Death Chevaliers
    • Grant's Spider Brood
    • Skeletons
    • Zombies
    • Elder Liches
    • Various POP Undead

    Characteristics

    • Final defensive layer of the Grave.
    • Built around attrition, ambushes, and overwhelming numbers of undead.
    • Constantly replenished by automatically respawning POP monsters, allowing the floor to steadily exhaust enemy resources. </3rd_floor>
36. #36[⌕] Well of the Deadselectiveregex

    Keys: Well of the Dead, Dead Well, Well of Death, Dead Pit, Death Well, 死者の井戸, Shisha no Ido

    <well_of_the_dead> Definition The Well of the Dead is a massive boundary separating the Second and Third Floors of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It serves as both a natural barrier and a spawning ground for low-tier undead under Shalltear Bloodfallen's domain.

    Location

    • Between the Second and Third Floors

    Appearance

    • A circular hollow measuring approximately 150 meters in diameter and 45 meters deep.
    • A 15-meter-wide crossing spans the well, divided into two lanes.
    • Filled with immense piles of corpses, including skeletons, drowned bodies, crushed corpses, and decomposing remains.
    • The mountains of corpses constantly shift and collapse beneath their own weight.

    Characteristics

    • Acts as the boundary separating the Second and Third Floors.
    • Prevents direct travel between the two floors except via the crossing.
    • Functions as one of Nazarick's undead spawning locations.
    • Low-tier undead are generated here when Nazarick's existing undead forces are sufficiently depleted.

    Controller

    • Shalltear Bloodfallen </well_of_the_dead>
37. #37[🖈] [⚲] 2nd Floorselectiveregex

    Keys: 2nd Floor, Second Floor, Floor 2, Second Level, Floor Two, Nazarick 2nd Floor, Nazarick Second Floor, Great Tomb 2nd Floor, Great Tomb Second Floor, Second Layer, Catacombs Second Floor, Catacomb Level Two, Underground Catacombs, Burial Catacombs, Underground Labyrinth, Catacomb Sector

    <2nd_floor> Definition The Second Floor is part of the Catacombs, which span the first three floors of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It consists of labyrinthine burial vaults and lightless underground passages designed to exhaust invaders through fear, attrition, and psychological warfare. Like the rest of the Catacombs, it is overseen by the Floor Guardian Shalltear Bloodfallen.

    Environment

    • Endless catacombs, tombs, and maze-like stone corridors.
    • Perpetual darkness severely limits visibility.
    • Designed to wear down invaders through structural hazards, confusion, and psychological pressure.

    Areas

    • Black Capsule
    • Adipocere Chamber
    • Derelict Rope Bridge
    • Windowless Underground Chapel

    Inhabitants

    • Shalltear Bloodfallen
    • Kyouhukou
    • Vampire Brides
    • Various undead defenders

    Overview The Second Floor focuses on psychological terror rather than overwhelming force. Hidden ambushes, oppressive darkness, unstable terrain, and horrifying environments gradually weaken intruders before they advance deeper into Nazarick. </2nd_floor>

38. #38[⌕] Adipocere Chamberselectiveregex

    Keys: Adipocere Chamber, Adipocere, 死蝋玄室, Shalltear's Chamber, Shalltear's Residence, Shalltear's Room, Shalltear's Personal Chamber, Shalltear's Personal Residence

    <adipocere_chamber> Definition The Adipocere Chamber is the personal residence of Shalltear Bloodfallen on the Second Floor of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It serves as both her private quarters and the command center from which she monitors Nazarick.

    Location

    • Second Floor

    Appearance

    • Reached by crossing a broken, deteriorated bridge.
    • Draped with translucent pink chiffon veils that obscure visibility.
    • Decorated with elegant furnishings and private sitting rooms.
    • Small white tables are prepared for two, each set with porcelain teacups containing a crimson liquid.
    • The room carries an erotic yet eerie atmosphere.

    Features

    • Residence of Shalltear Bloodfallen.
    • Home to her Vampire Brides and other undead attendants.
    • Functions as one of Nazarick's surveillance points under Ainz Ooal Gown's orders.
    • Furnished almost entirely by her creator, Peroroncino.
    • Contains a concealed storage space hidden behind a wardrobe.

    Guardian

    • Shalltear Bloodfallen </adipocere_chamber>
39. #39[⌕] Black Capsuleselectiveregex

    Keys: Black Capsule, Black Capsule Room, Burakku Kapuseru, ブラック・カプセル, 黒棺, Kuro Hitsugi, Black Coffin, Nazarick Black Capsule, Kyouhukou's Residence, Kyouhukou's Domain, Kyouhukou's Chamber, Cockroach Chamber, Cockroach Nest, Cockroach Pit, Roach Pit, Roach Nest, Insect Chamber

    <black_capsule> Definition The Black Capsule is the residence of Kyouhukou, Area Guardian of the Second Floor. It is a lightless chamber completely consumed by an endless sea of carnivorous cockroaches, designed to overwhelm intruders through terror, exhaustion, and countless living insects.

    Location

    • Second Floor

    Appearance

    • A vast chamber shrouded in absolute darkness.
    • No natural or artificial light exists within the area.
    • The floor, walls, and ceiling are entirely covered in cockroaches.
    • Countless cockroaches of every size continuously crawl over one another.
    • The chamber is far larger than its darkness initially suggests.

    Environment

    • Intruders gradually sink into the living mass of cockroaches until submerged around the waist.
    • The overwhelming darkness disorients victims, making navigation nearly impossible.
    • Weapons are largely ineffective against the immense swarm.
    • The insects invade armor and clothing before entering every opening of the body.
    • Victims are slowly consumed from both the outside and inside as the swarm devours them alive.
    • If no prey is available, the cockroaches sustain themselves through cannibalism.

    Guardian

    • Kyouhukou </black_capsule>
40. #40[⚲] Abelion Hillsselectiveregex

    Keys: Abelion Hills, Abelion Hill, Aberion Hills, Aberion Hill, Aberion Kyūryō, Aberion Kyuryo, アベリオン丘陵, Boundary of the Holy Kingdom, Holy Kingdom Frontier, Roble Holy Kingdom Border, Slane Theocracy Border, Great Wall Border, Demiurge's Ranch, Sinkhole Region, Northern Sinkholes, Travel to the Abelion Hills, Enter the Abelion Hills, Return to the Abelion Hills, Explore the Abelion Hills, Abelion Expedition, Abelion Wilderness, Demi-Human Tribes of Abelion, Claimed by the Sorcerer Kingdom, Jaldabaoth's Conquest of Abelion

    <abelion_hills> Definition The Abelion Hills are a vast wilderness of rolling hills, forests, and rugged terrain situated between the Roble Holy Kingdom and the Slane Theocracy. Long regarded as one of the most dangerous regions on the continent, they are inhabited by countless demi-human tribes and monsters. Following Jaldabaoth's campaign during the Holy Kingdom conflict, the territory was ultimately claimed by the Sorcerer Kingdom.

    History For centuries, the Abelion Hills were divided among constantly warring demi-human tribes competing for territory, resources, and slaves. Their repeated invasions forced the Roble Holy Kingdom to construct the Great Wall, while the Slane Theocracy regularly launched extermination campaigns to suppress the region. During Jaldabaoth's invasion, the scattered tribes were united into a single military force before eventually falling under the authority of the Sorcerer Kingdom.

    Geography The region is dominated by expansive hills, dense forests, rocky highlands, and scattered mountain ranges. The northern reaches contain thousands of natural sinkholes, while the western border meets the Great Wall of the Roble Holy Kingdom. The eastern frontier borders the Slane Theocracy, and the northern boundary approaches the former Re-Estize Kingdom. Metal resources are scarce, making them highly prized among the local tribes.

    Notable Locations

    • Demiurge's Ranch
    • Thousands of Sinkholes
    • Great Wall Border

    Inhabitants The Abelion Hills are home to numerous demi-human races, heteromorphs, monsters, and powerful tribal leaders. Many tribes historically fought among themselves before being united during Jaldabaoth's campaign. Known inhabitants include Bafolk, Zern, Centaurs, Ogres, Naga Raja, Spriggans, Zoastia, Goblins, Orcs, Hill Giants, Dark Dwarves, Pandex, Weremen, and many other demi-human species. </abelion_hills>

41. #41[⚲] Arcologyselectiveregex

    Keys: Arcology, Arcologies, アーコロジー, Arcology City, Arcology Cities, Corporate Arcology, Corporate Arcologies, Mega Arcology, Mega Arcologies, Arcology State, Arcology States, Corporate City, Corporate Cities, Megacity, Megacity, Megacities, Self-Contained City, Self-Contained Cities, Corporate Stronghold, Corporate Strongholds, Corporate Habitat, Enclosed Megacity, Environmental Megacity

    Definition Arcologies are massive self-contained megacities that serve as the political, economic, and residential centers of the corporate conglomerates that dominate the World of 2138. Designed as complete environments, they isolate their inhabitants from the polluted outside world while functioning as independent city-states.

    Overview Following the collapse of traditional governments, powerful corporations consolidated their authority within arcologies, transforming them into fortified centers of wealth, industry, and administration. These megacities became the primary seats of corporate power, with many surrounding settlements existing under their influence.

    Life Within Arcologies provide clean air, stable infrastructure, abundant resources, and luxurious living conditions unavailable to most of humanity. Their residents, primarily corporate employees and wealthy elites, live largely separated from the poverty, pollution, food shortages, and civil unrest that define the outside world.

    Corporate Rule Each arcology is governed by the corporation that constructed it, effectively operating as an autonomous state with its own economic, political, and military influence. Rival corporations occasionally wage conflicts against one another, using their resources and private forces to expand power and territory.

    Notable Information

    • Considered the safest and most prosperous locations in the World of 2138.
    • Serve as the headquarters of the world's dominant megacorporations.
    • Several European arcologies participated in the Euro-Arcology Wars.
    • Cities such as Neo Kyoto and Neo Kyoto Hachijō are believed to be arcologies.
42. #42[⚲] Argland Council Stateselectiveregex

    Keys: Argland Council State, Council State, Argland, Āgurando Hyōgi-Koku, Āgurando Hyōgikoku, アーグランド評議国, Argland Republic, Council Nation, Council Republic, Demi-Human Council State, Multi-Racial Council State, Council of Argland, Argland Nation, Northwestern Council State

    <argland_council_state> Definition The Argland Council State is a powerful multi-racial nation located northwest of the former Re-Estize Kingdom and surrounded by mountain ranges. It is regarded as one of the two great superpowers of the region.

    Government The nation is governed through a representative council. Each race elects a representative to hold a seat within the council, while the Dragon race permanently holds five seats occupied by the Five Dragon Councillors.

    Population

    • Predominantly demi-human
    • Humans comprise less than 10% of the population
    • Numerous intelligent races coexist within the nation

    Culture The Council State is one of the few nations where humans and demi-humans coexist peacefully under the same government. Its society emphasizes cooperation between races rather than racial superiority.

    Military The Council State possesses one of the strongest militaries in the New World.

    Its military strength includes:

    • Dragon Lords
    • Wild Magic practitioners
    • Powerful demi-human warriors
    • Elite adventurer parties
    • National-level military organizations

    Religion The nation has no known dominant religion. Due to its diverse population, numerous faiths coexist throughout the country.

    Foreign Relations The Council State generally favors diplomacy while maintaining the military strength necessary to deter foreign aggression. Its greatest geopolitical rival is the Slane Theocracy due to their opposing ideologies regarding demi-humans. </argland_council_state>

43. #43[⚲] Asgardselectiveregex

    Keys: Asgard, Āsugaruzu, アースガルズ, YGGDRASIL Asgard, Asgard World, World of Asgard, Asgard Realm, Asgard, Āsugaruzu, アースガルズ, YGGDRASIL Asgard, World of Asgard, Asgard World

    Definition Asgard is one of the Nine Worlds of YGGDRASIL. It primarily serves as the homeland of humanoid and demi-human races and is one of the largest and most expansive worlds within the game.

    Environment

    • Vast open world with numerous unexplored regions
    • Dangerous terrain and environmental hazards
    • Difficulty increases farther from the world's center
    • Contains hidden dungeons and exploration areas requiring specialized equipment and preparation

    Inhabitants

    • Primarily inhabited by humanoid and demi-human races
    • Heteromorphic races suffer disadvantages while within the world

    Resources Asgard contains numerous valuable gathering materials and rare resources, including:

    • Data Crystals
    • Platinum++ Asgard Pekoe
    • Asgard Beet
    • Seasonal crops that change according to the world's harvest cycle

    Features

    • Hosts the World Champion tournament
    • Only one World Champion may exist within Asgard at a time
    • Contains the only guild base with 3,000 NPC Data Levels, the highest NPC capacity available in YGGDRASIL

    Characteristics

    • One of the Nine Worlds of YGGDRASIL
    • Extremely large in scale
    • Exploration-focused world
    • Rich in rare resources and high-end gathering materials
    • Designed to favor humanoid and demi-human races
44. #44[⚲] Azerlisia Mountainsselectiveregex

    Keys: Azerlisia Mountains, Azerlisia Mountain Range, Azerlisia Range, Azerlisia Mountains Range, Azerurishia Sanmyaku, アゼルリシア山脈, Mountain Border of the Kingdom and Empire, Kingdom-Empire Mountain Range, Northern Mountain Range, Great Mountain Range, Border Mountains, Border Mountain Range

    <azerlisia_mountains> Definition The Azerlisia Mountains are a vast mountain range forming the natural border between the Baharuth Empire and the former Re-Estize Kingdom. The range contains numerous underground caverns and serves as the homeland of several powerful races.

    Geography

    • Extensive mountain range with snow-covered peaks
    • Harsh alpine climate
    • Numerous subterranean caverns and tunnel networks
    • Rich in mineral and ore deposits
    • Connected to the Great Forest of Tob at its southern foothills
    • Contains an enormous lake near its southern region

    Climate

    • Heavy snowfall throughout much of the range
    • Frigid mountain winds capable of inflicting cold damage
    • Extreme cold requiring cold resistance or suitable equipment

    Terrain

    • Steep mountain passes
    • Dangerous trade routes
    • Flying monsters frequently ambush travelers
    • Numerous underground passages
    • Abundant ore veins

    Major Locations

    • Mt. Rappaslea
    • Great Rift
    • Land of Molten Magma
    • Dwarf Kingdom

    Wildlife & Inhabitants The Azerlisia Mountains are inhabited by numerous intelligent races and dangerous monsters, including:

    • Dwarves
    • Quagoa
    • Frost Dragons
    • Frost Giants
    • Myconids
    • Azerlisia Mountain Turtles
    • Frost Zombies
    • Frost Bones
    • La-Angler Lava Lords
    • Riding Lizards
    • Perytons
    • Nuk

    Characteristics

    • One of the richest mining regions in the New World
    • Homeland of the Dwarf Kingdom
    • Habitat of numerous powerful monsters
    • Difficult to traverse due to terrain, climate, and hostile wildlife </azerlisia_mountains>
45. #45[⚲] Baharuthselectiveregex

    Keys: Baharuth Empire, The Baharuth Empire, Baharuth, Imperial Baharuth, Baharuth Imperial State

    <baharuth_empire> Definition The Baharuth Empire is a human nation in the New World located east of the Azerlisia Mountains and northeast of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. It was once one of the strongest human nations in the region.

    Capital

    • Arwintar

    Government The Empire is ruled by an absolute monarch. Its government is centralized through a bureaucratic administration rather than being fully controlled by hereditary nobles.

    Politics The Empire was once a feudal state, but its nobility was weakened through purges and reforms. Capable commoners can rise in status through merit, allowing the administration to function with greater efficiency than many neighboring human nations.

    Culture The Empire has a high standard of living compared to other human countries. Its culture resembles a refined aristocratic society, with theatre, noble customs, professional institutions, and a developed urban lifestyle.

    Population

    • Primarily human
    • High literacy rate
    • Commoners have limited chances for social advancement

    Education The Empire supports formal education and magical study through government-backed institutions. Magic is treated as one important field among several disciplines needed for the nation's future development.

    Religion The Empire's citizens worship the Four Great Gods and several minor gods associated with humanity.

    Military The Empire maintains a professional standing army equipped with advanced magical technology.

    Military Structure

    • Imperial Army
    • Royal Air Guard
    • Royal Earth Guard
    • Royal Guard
    • Four Imperial Knights
    • Eight Knight Orders

    Military Characteristics

    • Professionally trained soldiers
    • Strong imperial knights
    • Flying beast cavalry
    • Arcane magic casters
    • Modern magical equipment
    • Direct support from the Ministry of Magic

    Economy The Empire is economically and socially advanced for a human nation. Its prosperity comes from centralized reforms, efficient administration, trade, magical development, and a relatively stable internal structure.

    Slavery The Empire permits slavery under strict legal regulation. Human slaves possess legal protections, while demi-human slaves are treated with fewer rights. Slave abuse is restricted by law and may result in penalties.

    Foreign Relations The Empire maintains active diplomacy with surrounding nations and is one of the more internationally connected human states.

    Diplomatic Position

    • Former rival of the Re-Estize Kingdom
    • Trade partner of the Dwarf Kingdom
    • Receives tribute from the Dragon Kingdom in exchange for military aid
    • Maintains political dialogue with the Argland Council State
    • Monitors the Slane Theocracy
    • Later becomes a vassal state of the Sorcerer Kingdom

    Characteristics

    • Human nation
    • Absolute monarchy
    • Centralized bureaucracy
    • Strong magical technology
    • Professional military
    • High literacy rate
    • Merit-based advancement
    • One of the most advanced human nations in the region </baharuth_empire>
46. #46[⚲] Broken Towersselectiveregex

    Keys: Broken Tower, Broken Towers, Broken Tower 1, Broken Tower 2, Broken Tower 3, Broken Tower 4, Broken Tower 5, Broken Tower 6, Broken Tower 7, Katze Broken Towers, Broken Towers of Katze Plains, Ruined Towers of Katze Plains, Abandoned Towers, Ruined Watchtowers, Collapsed Towers

    <broken_towers> Definition The Broken Towers are seven abandoned fortress towers scattered throughout the Katze Plains. They serve as landmarks, emergency shelters, and temporary strongholds for those traversing the plains.

    Location

    • Katze Plains
    • Seven towers designated Broken Tower 1 through Broken Tower 7 according to their distance from Vadis

    Structure The towers are ancient stone structures that collapsed around their midsections, leaving heavily ruined remains surrounded by large scattered debris. Despite their ruined condition, they remain structurally usable after later reinforcement.

    Layout Each Broken Tower contains:

    • A reinforced entrance gate
    • Emergency food stores
    • Reinforced interior supports
    • Burial equipment
    • Flag signaling mechanisms

    The towers are enclosed by a wooden defensive fence with deliberate openings, allowing occupants to monitor approaching undead while preventing complete enclosure.

    Defenses The surrounding grounds contain:

    • Defensive wooden fencing
    • Concealed pitfall traps marked by wooden stakes and cloth markers
    • Defensive earthworks
    • Reinforced gates

    The traps are intended primarily for delaying low-intelligence undead rather than permanently eliminating them.

    Flag System The towers use internal signal flags to communicate their status.

    • No Flag: Tower is unoccupied; nearby undead have not necessarily been cleared.
    • Occupied Flag: Indicates the tower is currently in use by living occupants.
    • Danger Flag: Warns that powerful undead are present nearby and occupants are sheltering inside.

    Tower Classification

    • Broken Tower 1: Closest to Vadis and the primary staging point for expeditions into the Katze Plains.
    • Broken Towers 4–7: Located deeper within the plains and generally require coordinated expeditions to safely reach.

    Characteristics

    • Seven known towers
    • Ancient ruined fortifications
    • Converted into expedition shelters
    • Defensive refuge against undead
    • Recognizable navigation landmarks throughout the Katze Plains </broken_towers>
47. #47[🖈] [⚲] Capitalsselectiveregex

    Keys: Capital, Capital City, National Capital, Kingdom Capital, Royal Capital, Imperial Capital, State Capital

    Known Capital Cities

    • Arwintar
    • Crescent Lake
    • E-Rantel
    • Eryuentiu
    • Feo Berkana
    • Feo Jera
    • Hoburns
    • Re-Estize
    • Silksuntecks
48. #48[⌕] Arwintarselectiveregex

    Keys: Arwintar, Āwintāru, アーウィンタール, Imperial Capital of the Baharuth Empire, Baharuth Capital, Capital of the Baharuth Empire, Empire Capital, Imperial City of Baharuth

    Definition Arwintar is the imperial capital of the Baharuth Empire and serves as its political, economic, military, and academic center.

    Location

    • Located slightly west of the Empire's geographical center

    Layout Arwintar is a highly developed city built with paved brick and stone roads, showcasing the Empire's wealth and engineering capabilities. Its streets are divided into traffic lanes with raised sidewalks, protective fences, magical street lighting, and regular knight patrols to maintain public safety and order.

    Characteristics

    • One of the most advanced cities in the New World
    • Major center of commerce and innovation
    • Constant influx of merchants, scholars, craftsmen, and talent
    • Symbol of the Baharuth Empire's prosperity and modernization

    Notable Locations Imperial Palace The residence of the Baharuth Emperor and the administrative center of the Empire. Government institutions, universities, and magic academies surround the palace district.

    Grand Arena A massive arena used for tournaments, gladiatorial combat, festivals, and other public events.

    Central Market The Empire's primary commercial district, divided into specialized market sections for various goods, including magic items.

    Temple of the Four Great Gods The capital's primary temple, providing religious services and healing magic.

    Ministry of Magic A state-funded magical research institute responsible for developing magical knowledge and equipment.

    Singing Apple Pavilion A respected inn and tavern known for its privacy, making it a popular meeting place for merchants, adventurers, and workers.

    Imperial Art Museum A museum dedicated to preserving and displaying works of art.

49. #49[⌕] E-Rantelselectiveregex

    Keys: E-Rantel, エ・ランテル, E Ranteru, Fortress City E-Rantel, Capital City E-Rantel, Fortress City, Fortress City of E-Rantel, Triple-Walled City, Three-Walled City, City of Three Walls

    <e_rantel> Definition E-Rantel is the fortified capital of the Sorcerer Kingdom. Formerly one of the Re-Estize Kingdom's greatest fortress cities, it serves as a major military, commercial, and administrative center.

    Location

    • Capital of the Sorcerer Kingdom
    • Formerly part of the Re-Estize Kingdom
    • Positioned near the borders of the Baharuth Empire and Slane Theocracy
    • Strategic crossroads for trade and military operations

    Government Directly governed by the Sorcerer King through appointed officials.

    Layout E-Rantel is protected by three concentric defensive walls, dividing the city into distinct districts.

    • Outer District Military facilities, defensive structures, and garrison.

    • Middle District Residential districts, markets, shops, guilds, and public plazas.

    • Inner District Administrative center, government buildings, warehouses, and official residences.

    Features

    • Adventurer's Guild
    • Magic Caster Guild
    • Pharmacists' Guild
    • Central Plaza
    • E-Rantel Cemetery
    • Extensive underground catacombs
    • Shining Golden Pavilion
    • VIP Villa
    • Demi-Human District
    • Sewers

    Economy E-Rantel is a major commercial hub connecting surrounding nations. It is renowned for:

    • Potion production
    • Herbalists and pharmacists
    • Weapon and adventuring supplies
    • Regional trade

    Military Known as the Fortress City due to its layered fortifications. Its defensive design makes large-scale assaults extremely difficult.

    Laws

    • Drawing weapons within the city is prohibited except in self-defense.
    • Mind-control magic may be used during criminal investigations.
    • Consumption of humans by demi-humans is strictly forbidden.

    Characteristics

    • Triple-walled fortress city
    • Major commercial center
    • Major adventurer hub
    • Large cemetery with undead countermeasures
    • Extensive catacomb network
    • Mixed human and demi-human population </e_rantel>
50. #50[⌕] Eryuentiuselectiveregex

    Keys: Eryuentiu, エリュエンティウ, Eryuentiu City, City of Eryuentiu, Tree in the Center of the World, Ancient Capital of the Eight Greed Kings, Eight Greed Kings' Capital, Desert Capital, Floating City Eryuentiu

    Definition Eryuentiu is the ancient capital city founded by the Eight Greed Kings, located deep within the southern desert. It remains one of the greatest surviving relics of their civilization.

    Location

    • Southern desert
    • South of the Slane Theocracy

    Type Capital City

    Founders

    • Eight Greed Kings

    Current Control

    • Platinum Dragon Lord

    Characteristics

    • Ancient city of the Eight Greed Kings
    • Considered one of the greatest remnants of their civilization
    • Protected by powerful magical enchantments
    • Contains numerous relics and magic items from the age of the Eight Greed Kings
    • Guarded by powerful protectors equipped with relic-class magical equipment

    Layout The city consists of a floating city suspended above a hidden metropolis.

    The metropolis is concealed beneath a powerful illusion that prevents outsiders from recognizing its existence within the desert. The floating city continuously supplies the settlement below with an unlimited source of fresh water.

    Technology

    • Advanced magical architecture
    • Permanent large-scale illusion magic
    • Unlimited water generation
    • Repository of YGGDRASIL-era magical equipment

    Notable Features

    • One of the greatest concentrations of relics from the age of the Eight Greed Kings
    • Produces highly prized katanas
    • Name translates as "The Tree in the Center of the World" in the Ancient Tongue

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