The Skylands
Floating landmasses, high routes, aerial ecosystems, old suspended ruins, settlements, and civilizations divided by open sky.
First public horizon · Skyroot HearthElyndorath archive · World
The world continues above every road and beneath every foundation. Each layer has distance, weather, ecology, settlements, danger, trade, and memory of its own.
The mortal reference
Elyndorath is an ancient mortal world roughly 200,000 miles across. Its surface alone is vast enough for distant civilizations to become rumor to one another, while lands above and a second geography below add horizons that no ordinary atlas can hold at once.
Kingdoms rise, roads fail, forests reclaim stone, and the consequences of old lives remain in the lives that follow. The world has weather, hunger, work, faith, law, wilderness, memory, and its own long passage of time.

A river road, a far settlement, three moons, and the broken remains of a fourth.
Vertical geography · Three physical layers
These are not decorative backdrops. Each is a lived geography whose inhabitants experience it as home rather than scenery.
Floating landmasses, high routes, aerial ecosystems, old suspended ruins, settlements, and civilizations divided by open sky.
First public horizon · Skyroot HearthContinents, oceans, kingdoms, wilderness, roads, farms, ports, forgotten structures, and ordinary lives beneath an extraordinary sky.
Ten public starting horizonsA planet-spanning subterranean expanse of layered depths, black waters, roads, nations, trade, faith, law, ecologies, and buried memory.
First public horizon · DeepgateThe three surviving moons shape tides, calendars, migrations, omens, navigation, faith, and magic. Across their sky lies a broken ring—the enduring scar of a fourth moon that did not survive.

The Lower World is not an empty cavern. Roads, waters, settlements, and old memory descend with it.
Continue the record