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A region of own limited strategic value, typically selected as a surprise tactic against other players.

A small region consisting of a castle and town. It provides access to the Proud Mikuite skill, which grants +25 to defense and +10 to spirit.

Knights of Tezoth are individuals characterized by erudition and athleticism. They can determine an interlocutor's beliefs during conversation and possess a 50% bonus to health.

Knights of Tezoth are warriors who may sacrifice stats for learnability and the Sun's Touch skill. This melee ability ignores damage reduction and deals permanent health damage.

The Knights of Tezoth are a militarized group from Gildaria. They feature the Regional Origin ability and access specialized skills like Generalissimo, Jester, Overcoming, and Metallurgist.

Dragonfolk are powerful winged inhabitants of Lunia with bonuses to health, melee damage, and MP. They possess flight and immunity to poison and disease, though they face a penalty to learning.

Knights of Tezoth provide access to the Friendship skill, allowing the creation of an additional non-knight character. Regional traits offer further bonuses to learning, characteristics, and commerce.

Tisia is a former empire now reduced to a small kingdom. Its cities provide unique skills such as Meditation, Asura, Foundation of Nature, Wushu, and Phoenix Dance.

The Knights of Tezoth are associated with the kingdom's history of territorial expansion and the protection of the realm from supernatural threats and echoes of the past.

The Knights of Tezoth are associated with the kingdom of Tezot, a land shaped by various rulers and the influence of Akonian missionaries and the Temple of the Dawn Raven.

Elite warriors from a remote village in Tezot. They possess the Hero's Path skill, granting increased accuracy and critical chance against monsters, and can combine active skills without skipping turns.

The Knights of Tezoth were a social class introduced during the reign of Velkhmetra the Radiant. They served as official representatives for lords and provided a path for social mobility for commoners.

A collection of regional origins within Tezoth. These locations provide various bonuses, including increased learnability, characteristic redistribution, and access to the Doctor skill.

Military forces of the kingdom of Tezot, trained under the strict meritocracy and mandatory weaponry laws of Deus Satanid the Malevolent to defend the realm against supernatural monsters.

Sithians are malicious, long-lived humanoid creatures created by the sorceress Elvelfiria. They despise humans, whom they keep on farms for food and blood-based life extension.

The Knights of Tezoth are associated with the Kabocha region, specializing in agriculture and pumpkin-based combat skills. These abilities allow characters to summon or throw pumpkins to apply burn, paralysis, and taunt effects.

The Knights of Tezoth are warriors trained in the Con forza school of fencing, founded by Ceres the Mysterious in the city of Densets. Their mastery of martial arts remains highly regarded.

Elite warriors from Tezoth stationed on the island of Pharedgia. They provide access to unique regional skills such as Bone of Fate, Evolutionary Spiral, and Exile depending on their origin.

Tezoth is a peaceful region featuring various cities with unique origins. Residents gain specialized skills such as Con forza for rapid attacks, Maestro for mobile music, or A cappella for instrument-free effects.

The Knights of Tezoth are associated with the Kingdom of Tezot, established by Silia the Benevolent. The state grew through the unification of Kanamia and Cortina.

The Knights of Tezoth originate from various regions of Tezot, granting access to specialized skills such as Stealth, Mastery of the Fallen, and Shattering Strike.

The Knights of Tezoth are an organized army led by the blacksmith Eidos Iron, who sought to unite the divided city-states of Tezot to prevent a prophesied calamity.

A deceptive item presented as a strength-enhancing elixir hidden in a chest near Girr. Instead of providing benefits, opening the chest triggers a lethal trap that instantly kills the hero.

A discussion thread for players to share memes and reactions, specifically focusing on the feeling of envy when others acquire rare or powerful items._

Female heroine from the Clan of the Strife with high Diplomacy, Leadership, and Literacy skills. She possesses bonuses to Intelligence, Endurance, and Dexterity.

A painting depicting a snake, gifted to Sarabas by his dōji comrades. It was discovered within a family library and serves as a sentimental memento from his fellow travelers.

A narrative fragment regarding the planet Flerantor and the character Sarabas. It describes a character's disdain for certain behavior and their defensive combat strategy.

A collection of remnants from the planet Flerantor. These artifacts are sought after for their potential to enhance the size, power, and resilience of biological entities.

A collection of remnants from the fallen empire, including materials sought by artists. These fragments are used to enhance the size and resilience of serpent-like entities.

A narrative account of a connoisseur returning to his settlement after a journey. The text describes his return home, personal rituals, and his contemplation of future actions.

A discussion thread regarding the planet Flerantor and the remnants of humanity, focusing on potential issues beyond the Arithrax location.

Sarabas Nevereverland is a male character from the Clan of Scholars. He provides bonuses to Diplomacy, Literacy, Strength, Endurance, and Agility.

A discussion thread regarding the use of Serpentmen in the Armageddon's Blade expedition. Users share experiences and strategies related to this specific faction.

A portrait asset for the character Energy, depicting the transition from Ikazkan to Tezot.

A narrative fragment describing the sudden assassination of Izania by a shadow. The text focuses on the character Rurek witnessing her death.

A narrative fragment describing the fall of a character named Ukon into an abyss and his subsequent encounter with a lava creature.

A dialogue snippet from a narrative sequence involving characters named Sord, Dorian, and Ivil. The text depicts a character entering a house and an interaction between the protagonists.

A weapon featuring a picture, found embedded in a stone within a passage discovered after leaving Ikazkan.

A massive door, taller than a Gigasord, featuring mysterious symbols. It is described as a masterpiece by a small, mysterious figure.

A barrier preventing access to a shortcut between sectors. It serves as a waypoint leading toward a large, impressive door.