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...includes many [[architecture|architectural]] works, but also notable areas of [[wilderness]]. The usual adjective used to refer to Ym, as well as the noun to refer to its inhabitants, is "Ymian" (pronounced {{ ...

...[east]]ern edge but now, like the other [[thede]]s, dispersed throughout [[Ym]]. The Basodi are noted for their skills with [[crafts]] and [[clockwork]] ...terning]], with spots or thin lines that are slightly darker than the rest of their skin. Their [[hair]] is straight and dark brown or black; they have ...

...|power]]s involving cold and ice. Though most common in the [[mountain]]s of [[Hornland]] where they originated, the Olkhan have since spread all over t ...e Olkhan are the physically largest and strongest of the [[major thedes of Ym]], averaging very close to two [[meter]]s tall and about 120 [[kilogram]]s. ...

...rough-and-tumble combat. While not the physically strongest of the major thedes (that distinction goes to the [[Olkhan]]), Qalili are on average the most n Hailing originally from the rocky [[Carness Peninsula]] in the far northeast of [[Walland]], Qalili often gain [[thedy power]]s related to [[stone]] and [[ ...

...e Jungle]] on the [[continent]] of [[Lli]], just west of the southern part of the [[Central Sea]]. ...must be spying for someone, and Ini are widely mistrusted—and while of course some Ini ''do'' work as spies, many others pursue other, honest prof ...

...r being more at home in the wilderness than in towns and [[city|cities]]. Of course, many Ta'at do defy this reputation and get along quite well in urba ...d with [[multum in parvo]] pockets, to an even greater degree than most of Ym, such that their exact area is impossible to estimate, and their depths dif ...

...tend to be homebodies and among whom his worship had always been something of an anomaly. ...have played as large a role in the Ini's life, and so neither would a god of the hearth. ...

...art]] and culture, and many of the greatest [[artist]]s and [[writer]]s of Ym live within its walls. ...en magical modification and combination of physical forms was a major part of the city's tradition—a tradition that still lives on to a large degre ...