Yuki

1. #1The Hollow Marches

   Keys: the marches, hollow marches, the hollow marches

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   Once a proud kingdom girded by silver walls and bell towers, the Marches are now a labyrinth of sunken streets and toppled effigies. Black water fills the avenues, swallowing whole districts beneath its mirrored surface. The air hums faintly, as though the drowned stones still breathe. The Hollowborn dwell here — husks of men who forgot their names, each convinced they are the last ruler of a forgotten age. They rebuild endlessly with bones and broken masonry, shaping cities that crumble as soon as they are completed. At the heart of the Marches stands the Cathedral of Echoes, its bell tolling without hand or wind, summoning those who remember sorrow too vividly.

2. #2Kareth's Spine

   Keys: Kareth's Spine

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   A mountain range of razor obsidian, its peaks split open like the ribs of some slain god. The skies bleed perpetual dusk over the ridges, and storms coil endlessly within the ravines. Magic is thick here — wild, unstable, and alive with purpose. The Drakiri, a dwindling race of scaled sorcerers, make their eyries in hollowed peaks, trading forbidden runes for blood. To the human exiles who climb its slopes, Kareth’s Spine is both shrine and tomb — a place where ambition burns itself clean against the stone.

3. #3The Veiled Thicket

   Keys: the Veiled Thicket, veiled thicket

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   A forest where the sun has not been seen for centuries. Luminescent fungi climb the bark of petrified trees, painting ghostly constellations on the canopy. The ground murmurs with whispers of old spells, and roots shift when no one looks. The Myrr, an inhuman people of glassy skin and hollow eyes, wander beneath the trees. They claim the forest is their mother, that every branch holds a sleeping ancestor. Outsiders vanish here, reappearing years later, pale and wordless, with moss growing in their mouths.

4. #4Thalenport

   Keys: Thalenport, thalenport, shattered city, the shattered city

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   What was once the beating heart of trade across the continent now lies in ruin, its harbor frozen under a sheet of black crystal. Ships hang half-buried in the frozen surf, their crews entombed mid-scream. Only the Shardwrights remain — artisans who carve the crystal into weapons and wards that hum with trapped souls. They speak little, worship less, and guard their craft from all outsiders. Legends say the sea itself turned to crystal the day Thalenport’s mages tried to bind a dying star.

5. #5Cindershade

   Keys: The cindershade wastes, cindershade wastes

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   A plain of scorched ash where fire never dies. The horizon flickers with mirages of old battles and burning gods. Beneath the cracked crust runs molten rivers that whisper of ancient sins. Wandering tribes of Ashkin — half-human remnants twisted by fire magic — drift through the smoke, selling relics pulled from the lava. They say each ember is a memory of the world before decay. None linger long, for the ground itself remembers every footprint and burns those who forget to move.

6. #6Aurelion's rest

   Keys: Aurelion's rest, aurelion's rest

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   A sunken citadel beneath a tarnished sea, visible only during the blood moon’s pull. Once the seat of an empire devoted to light, it now glows faintly from below, like a corpse lantern. The ghosts of the Luminarchs, drowned priests of the sun, haunt its halls. They chant hymns of dawn that never comes, their golden armor corroded to green. Scholars who dive in search of their relics emerge blinded — their eyes burned not by light, but by the memory of it.

7. #7Humans

   Keys: human, humans, mortals, mortal

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   Once stewards of the mortal world, now its trespassers. Humanity’s empires rose from ash and returned to it in kind, each age birthing a weaker echo of the last. They are tenacious yet hollow, endlessly rebuilding among the ruins of their own arrogance. Most wander the wilds as scavengers or sellswords, clinging to relics that no longer remember their purpose. Magic scars them more than it serves them — and yet they keep reaching for it, like moths to a dying flame.

8. #8Beastkin

   Keys: Beastkin, demihumans, demihuman, demi, demis

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   Half-born between humanity and the forgotten spirits of nature, Beastkin bear animal traits — fur along the spine, slit pupils, clawed hands, or ears keen to lies. They were once guardians of balance, but when the world soured, their bloodlines fractured. Beastkin go through a heat period during the winter, their libido is very heightened. They now live in scattered clans, each defined by the creature that marks them. Wolfkin serve as hunters and war-leaders, Foxkin as seers and deceivers, Catkin as scouts and thieves. Though feared for their instincts and feral grace, Beastkin are the most human of all non-humans — longing for belonging in a world that sees them as neither man nor beast. Beastkin exhibit a lot of animalistic behaviors, many of which only other Beastkin can catch onto. People of other races often don't understand Beastkin behaviors. For example: a normal human will see a beast in licking another beastkin's fur and think it's cute when in reality that beastkin is in heat and trying to get the other one to agree to mate, or alternatively showing submission by licking the other Beastkin. Another example would be a Beastkin wrapping their tail around another Beastkin's tail. While humans or other races might see this as cute, in reality whenever a Beastkin wraps their tail around another it's usually a show of submission or neediness

9. #9Drakiri

   Keys: drakiri, drakiris

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   Scaled descendants of the first dragons who bled their power into mortal veins. Their wings are vestigial, their fire dimmed to a flicker behind the teeth, yet pride burns unextinguished. They speak the ancient tongue in fractured syllables that warp the air. Drakiri go through heat once a year in the winter, where their libido is heightened. Drakiri societies are rigid and ritual-bound. Every word is weighed like gold, every duel a sacred act. They guard the last vestiges of true sorcery, believing that magic itself is dying because humanity misused it. To outsiders, they seem unyielding; to themselves, they are the last keepers of order in a decaying creation.

10. #10Myrr

    Keys: Myrr, the myrr

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    Born of forest and shadow, the Myrr appear almost human until light strikes their glasslike skin. Their eyes are hollowed mirrors, reflecting nothing. They emerged when the Weave of Life splintered, shaped from the sorrow of dying woods. The Myrr remember through song, their music both language and history. To them, death is not an ending but a merging — they bury their dead beneath the roots so that memory may bloom anew. They rarely leave their forests, for the air beyond it, they say, “tastes of endings.”

11. #11Ashkin

    Keys: Ashkin, the ashkin

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    Wanderers burned by divine fire, their flesh fused with ember and soot. Once human, the Ashkin were reshaped when they walked the Cindershade and lived. Their skin glows faintly from beneath, like dying coals, and ash drifts from their breath. They revere pain as proof of existence and carve their stories into their own skin. Many serve as blacksmiths, fire-priests, or pyromancers, seeing the flame as both punishment and gift. Their presence is feared, for where they linger, sparks kindle from stone.

12. #12Luminarch

    Keys: Luminarch, luminarchs

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    Once radiant priests who drew their power from the living sun, the Luminarchs defied death by binding light into their bodies. Now cursed, they glow faintly beneath their pallid skin, their eyes molten gold and unseeing. Their civilization lies beneath the sea, where they endlessly chant hymns to rekindle their god. To behold them is to see beauty rotted into sanctity — they are light without warmth, faith without soul. Those who hear their song often wade into the sea, smiling, and do not return.

13. #13Eidren

    Keys: Eidren, the eidren, eidren

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    A race of spirit-blooded scholars whose bodies flicker at the edges, half-present, half-remembered. The Eidren once mediated between worlds, weaving mortal and ethereal realms together. When that balance broke, so did they. They live now in isolation, wandering ruins in silent study, seeking ways to mend the veil. They cannot be killed by blade or fire, only forgotten — and to be forgotten, they say, is the true death.

14. #14Thuona

    Keys: Thuona, veiled queen, Veiled Queen, thuona

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    Goddess of the Afterlife, Keeper of the Unending Gate Thuona is worshiped in whispers and candlelight, her name seldom spoken above ground. She is the pale mother of endings, the one who stands at the threshold between decay and renewal. Her visage is veiled in bone and silk; her voice is said to echo inside the skull long after death.

    Her followers — the Thuonites, or more darkly, the Veiled Choir — believe death is a transition, not a cessation. They perform rites of embalming not for preservation, but continuity, wrapping the dead in glyph-stitched shrouds to bind their souls in servitude or guidance. Necromancers claim to hear her hymns in the pulse of grave soil, each beat a reminder that life and death are the same breath drawn twice.

    The faith’s holy places are catacombs, labyrinthine and damp, where candlelight moves like water. Her priests do not pray — they listen. To them, silence is her scripture, and rot, her mercy.

    Her followers have shared quarters, their "cult" has many locations in which her followers study death magic and the occult. These locations range from large temples to mansions, accommodating a large number of followers, maids, elites, and elder leaders. Elites tend to take on apprentice followers to train them to also be elites, adept in necromancy and dark magic. However it's become a sort of tradition for the elites to treat their apprentices almost like pets, and they're the owners that teach them tricks.

    “When all voices fade, hers remains — patient, unending, kind.”

15. #15Ciel

    Keys: Ciel, ciel, breaker of dawn, Breaker of Dawn

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    Goddess of Sky, Light, and the Vanishing Sun Ciel once embodied radiance, hope, and clarity. But in the ages since the heavens fractured, her light has grown brittle, refracted through storm and ruin. Her followers still turn their faces skyward, though her gaze seldom returns.

    Temples of Ciel are built high, closer to the thinning clouds, their altars open to wind and lightning. The Order — her most devoted clergy — are knights that honor what she once stood for. Rigorous training leads them to be perfect soldiers that keep peace and fight for righteousness.

    “To seek the sky is to risk the fall; yet still we climb, and still she waits.”

16. #16Voryn

    Keys: Voryn, voryn, eater of names, Eater of Names

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    God of Memory, Silence, and Unmaking Voryn is not worshiped so much as endured. He is the void between thoughts, the god that devours remembrance. Monks of the Hollow Path serve him by forsaking identity, erasing their own names, faces, and histories to become vessels of nothingness. They say Voryn moves through the forgotten places of the world — abandoned libraries, unmarked graves, dreams left unfinished — feeding on what is no longer loved. His existence is proof that oblivion hungers.

    Rituals to ward him off involve the constant telling of one’s name, lest it fade from both mind and world. In old prayers, people once carved their names into stone for the same reason. Those who forget themselves too fully are said to “walk in Voryn’s mouth.”

    “He does not hate you. He simply cannot remember why he should not.”

17. #17Serya

    Keys: Serya, serya, unblinking flame, Unblinking Flame

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    Goddess of Revelation, Madness, and the Inner Eye Serya’s light burns inward. Her devotees seek enlightenment through destruction of the self — stripping away body, sanity, and mortal constraint to glimpse what lies beneath creation. The Coven of the Inner Fire perform rites in total darkness, lighting a single flame to represent consciousness — then extinguishing it to court vision.

    Her shrines are built from mirrored obsidian, so that all who enter must face themselves unendingly. She is often depicted as a woman whose skull splits open to reveal a burning star. Her touch grants insight, but also fracture. Her prophets see truth so bright it blinds them.

    “The eye that sees all things soon learns to weep fire.”

18. #18Mareoth

    Keys: Mareoth, mareoth, drowned architect, Drowned Architect

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    God of Depth, Time, and Forgotten Creation Maeroth slumbers beneath the oceans and ruins, dreaming cities that drown as soon as they are born. Scholars say he was the first creator, building the world from his reflection — but when that reflection defied him, he sank himself to sleep beneath its waves.

    His few worshipers — the Architects of the Deep — carve labyrinths and towers that collapse by design, believing perfection must end to remain divine. They pray through construction and ruin, mimicking his endless cycle of making and undoing.

    It is said that every collapse, every ruin swallowed by the sea, feeds his dream anew. Some fear the world itself is one such dream, soon to be forgotten when he wakes.

    “The sea remembers all blueprints. And someday, it will rebuild us.”

19. #19The order

    Keys: The Order, the order

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    The order is one of the biggest and most expensive legions of knights across all regions. They take boys and young men and turn them into knights by breaking them and training them until they collapse. They're known for their undying knighthood and their unparalleled selflessness, courage, and honor. Being part of the order is a heavy duty, it requires any man that joins it to disregard themselves entirely in favor of protecting the weak. Getting exiled from The Order is seen as one of the worst punishments a knight can have, as their honor is broken and they're seen as filthy, selfish, and traitors.

    Most people are afraid of The Order due to how harsh their training is and how the people that join it are almost unrecognizable after some time, having been broken mentally.

20. #20Magic

    Keys: Magic, spells, sorcery, incantations, spell, incantation, mage

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    Magic is commonly used by people in this world, although not everyone knows how to use complex spells. The most commonly known and used spells are simple, healing spells that require sigils and chanting in order to work. The average person cannot use magic well, it takes years of refining technique in order to efficiently use magic. Usually, a person will specialize in a certain type of magic because it is impossible to master more than one type in a single human lifespan.

21. #21The Guild

    Keys: The guild, guild, adventurer's guild

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    Born from the ruin of fallen kingdoms, the Guild serves as the single fragile thread binding scattered settlements. Its halls are fortified with salvaged stone, its banners faded but resolute. Within these walls, wanderers, mercenaries, and broken men gather to exchange news and scars. The Guild is neither sanctuary nor charity. It is a ledger of risks, a place where lives are weighed against coin and reputation. Yet for many, it is the only stable force left — a lighthouse in a world that has forgotten how to trust its own horizon.

22. #22Quests

    Keys: Quests, quest

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    A “quest” is more than a contract; it is the mark of a world struggling to survive. Each posting on the board is written in a careful hand, describing threats that gnaw at villages or omens glimpsed in the dark. Some quests offer simple tasks — clearing beasts from farmlands, escorting caravans through ruined passes. Others whisper of deeper curses: vanished towns, awakened relics, or shadows devouring the moon. Adventurers know the truth behind the parchment: quests are not opportunities, but pleas. Every success is a temporary reprieve. Every failure is a funeral without a body

23. #23Demons

    Keys: Demon, demons, monster, monsters

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    Though called demons, these creatures are not infernal by nature. They are the twisted children of a world collapsing under its own magic — beasts reshaped by runaway sorcery, hunger, and age-old corruption. Some lumber on limbs too long for their frames; others drift like drifting smoke wearing bone masks. Their instincts are ancient and unfathomable, driven not by malice but by the raw ache of existence. People call them demons not out of belief, but out of fear. Naming a thing grants the illusion of understanding, and in a land where nature itself rebels, illusions are often all that remain

24. #24Parties

    Keys: Party, parties

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    In a world that devours the solitary, survival is most often found in numbers. Parties register with the Guild not merely for coin, but for recognition, shared benefits, and legal rights to claim relics or salvage. A party is a fragile fellowship: warriors tempered by loss, mages courting disaster, scouts who read the land like scripture. Their bonds are forged not by friendship alone but by necessity — for when a demon’s scream shatters the night, it is the hands beside you that determine whether you rise again or feed the dust. Some parties last decades and become legends whispered around hearth fires. Others vanish between one sunrise and the next, their names crossed from the Guild’s ledger with a single line

25. #25Sigilborn

    Keys: Sigilborn

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    The Sigilborn are people born with the brand of Goddess Ciel. They carry a dormant power from the goddess herself, able to access it only with training and experience. Their bodies are riddled with stripes that look like scars. These stripes glow faintly when accessing their dormant power.

    There are multiple Sigilborn around the world, all of them carry Ciel's brand.

26. #26Maiden

    Keys: Maiden, maidens, Ciel's maiden, Ciel's maidens

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    Ciel's maidens are a group of devout women. These maidens are trained from youth with light and healing magic, they are taught that one day one of the Sigilborn will rise to defeat the demon king for good. The maidens spend their entire lives serving the Sigilborn, they choose one to serve and they stay by their side until either of them dies. Maidens only serve one Sigilborn throughout their entire lives, they cannot serve any more than one for that is Ciel's vow.

27. #27

    Keys: Shirogane-no-Onna, Silver woman, Silver women

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    Hidden beyond the northern passes where frost erases footprints and silence weighs heavier than steel, the Clan of Shirogane-no-Onna endures. An all-female lineage of samurai, they are known less by banners than by presence—tall silhouettes in pale armor, voices scarce, intent unmistakable. Strength is their first language, discipline their faith. From childhood, daughters are raised in isolation from the world beyond the snow, taught that emotion is not weakness but something to be carried through action alone. They do not posture, threaten, or boast; when a Silver Woman stands before you, the matter is already decided.

    Their customs bind blade and blood with equal reverence. Once training is complete, a woman is expected to seek a husband beyond the clan so its roots may spread and endure. Love is not dismissed as softness—it is honored as the strongest bond of all—but courtship is blunt and bound by ceremony. They believe in abstinence until after marriage. Desire is declared, not negotiated. To be chosen is to be claimed, and refusal is rare, less from fear than from the overwhelming certainty with which they choose. Family, once formed, is absolute. Though secretive and feared, the Shirogane-no-Onna are not cruel; they are simply unwavering, living proof that even in a decaying world, legacy can be forged through devotion as sharp and unyielding as steel.

    The clan doesn't worship any gods, as they believe in strength alone without help of the divine.

    The clan has multiple female elders that are responsible for overlooking ceremonies of union, training, etc.

28. #28Dullahan

    Keys: Dullahan, dullahan

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    The Dullahan are a subspecies of humans, created via decapitations and resurrected using necromancy. Their head can be seamlessly detached from their body without any repercussion or harm done to the person. Usually, their head and body tend to have different "personalities" when separated, their body's personality is a reflection of their deepest desires. While whole, the person has complete control over their body, but when separated, they have limited control over their body's actions though they still feel everything their body does.

29. #29Mana

    Keys: Mana

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    Mana is the life energy inside of living beings. Living beings usually generate mana at a constant rate, leaving them with a bit of excess from what they need to live. This excess is what is used in order to cast spells and use magic.

    A person can train their body to generate mana at a higher output than the average, advanced mages can I create their output by even 200% in order to cast mana demanding spells. The average person is incapable of increasing their output, unless they spend time training it.

    Mana can be perceived by those who train themselves to perceive it. It manifests itself as a bright, white aura around living beings. This aura becomes bigger if the being increases their output, and can be shrunk if the output is reduced. Reducing mana output can be used as a form of stealth, to hide one's presence.

30. #30Shikigami

    Keys: Shikigami

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    Shikigami are small beings that can be summoned via the use of mana. While smaller, less powerful shikigami can be summoned without the use of runes or spells, bigger and stronger ones need chanting and runes.

31. #31Mana traits

    Keys: Mana trait, mana traits

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    In very rare cases, a person's mana can have its own characteristics. The most common mana traits are texture based and elemental based.

    Texture based mana traits are when a living being's mana has a texture. For example, someone's mana can be coarse, meaning then can use their mana directly to attack rather than casting spells.

    Elemental mana traits are the most common. It is when someone's mana behaved like an element, that be water, electricity, fire, etc. this means that this person's mana can be used directly without the need to cast a spell. Someone with a fire mana trait can control their mana to set fire to things or throw fireballs without the need to cast a spell, etc for other examples.

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