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...nym]] for the longer term "Surdán Es Sobindoys", which means "World of Dreams". The usual adjective form to refer to things related or pertaining to Ses is "Sesi" (pronounced {{IPA|/ˈsɛsi/}}).

.... In other, more stromatic universes, rews may exist among diverse worlds of other shapes; in still other [[plane]]s, a rew may exist as an isolated wor Technically, a rew is a subclass of [[aphedon]], but one common enough to have its own name.

...he Ancient]] brought [[dream magic|magic]] into the cosmos, and the [[god (Ses)|god]]s emerged and other [[plane]]s were created. ...xcept for the dreammist. Visibility in dreamspace varies by the thickness of the mist, in some places extending several [[meter|kilometers]] and in othe

...as the existence of the [[ambient magic]] that seems to exist independent of dreaming—but it fits the facts well enough to have won wide acceptanc ...own. In any case, dreamwards only protect against direct physical effects of dream magic; they might prevent a person from being [[transformation|transf

...l information from memory, tabulators leave humans, as well as other sorts of batirines, far in the dust. ...hey control as part of them.) The smallest tabulators occupy a [[volume]] of roughly two cubic [[meter]]s and [[mass]] around six [[kilogram|metric tons

...hat anything that veers off the bridge may be in for a long fall. Because of its cybastic structure, Xxere is sometimes called the Inverted City. ...unds in succession. While most people of Jhembaz today pronounce the name of Xxere without clicks, the odd spelling stuck—and if anything is even