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'''Obreidhion''' was a continent situated in the southeastern regions of [[Khyorgan]]. It bordered the [[Gomchar Sea]] to the north and northwest, t ...the large [[Amacata Desert]] in the center and south, surrounded by belts of greenery to the east, west, and north.

The '''Gulf of Segara''' is a large body of water to the west of the [[South Nautilus Isles]], and it is enclosed by the [[Gibral Peninsula] Much of the life in this region can also be found off the coast of many of the [[South Nautilus Isles]].

...natural processes or by the [[First Pantheon|gods]], however, the mortals of Erudite eventually took to creating their own golems, typically to use as s ...poured out from cracks in their bodies. These golems had vaguely humanoid bodies, but had disproportionately wide, broad shoulders, and a more animalistic,

..., and their souls are bound to return to Malcide when separated from their bodies. ...in different directions and focus independently of one another, on the top of it's head Aughar has a tall, insect-like antenna developed to allow it to s

This article covers the '''cosmology''' of the universe of [[Erudite]]. ...f the one doing so. For mortals, it can take many years to master the arts of magic.

...es of underground tunnels that are responsible for the direction and speed of the wind. As the large entrances constantly vent out powerful winds capable of creating storms, to enter the caves, one must be heavy enough to withstand

...Boegaden]], the swampy northeast portion of [[Obreidhion]], a subcontinent of [[Khyorgan]]. ...neck, and instead their squared head simply jutted forward from the front of their torso.

Below is a timeline of the events that take place on [[Erudite]]. *Asmos forms from random permutations of chaos into a sentient mind.

...ts and islands. Khyorgan was the second largest region in Erudite in terms of landmass and was home to many people, races, cultures and empires. ...eacherous marshes of [[Boegaden]] emerged the [[Haazrade]], a warlike race of strong, primitive swamp-dwellers.