Places

The location guide follows the story’s geography and the chapter in which each place becomes relevant. Entries distinguish a place visited by the expedition from a proposed route, an intelligence report, a source of equipment, or a hypothetical destination. Later events at an already familiar location remain separately gated.

Explore these locations on the interactive world map.

1. Reading the map

The map follows the same reading limit as the articles. Pins, later facts, and routes open separately, so discovering a place does not reveal everything that will happen there. Location entries provide the narrative context behind the map labels.

2. SourcesEdit

Chapter citations refer to the WeTried translation, credited to Aren. Names follow the supplied Glossary_Poncho_Wizard workbook. Research outline: the supplied Namu Wiki main article and setting article, by their contributors, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 KR.