Atlas, archive, and field record of the world of Areshnaat.
A codex of lands, peoples, creatures, relics, and divine influences, presented in the manner of a pre-industrial cartographic archive.
A faux-satellite render of the world surface derived from the rotated terrain model, landmask, biome projection, and relief shading.
Catalog of Divine Aspects
Survey of gods, rites, symbols, and divine domains recorded across Aresh.
Geographic Surveys
Mapped territories, settlements, routes, hazards, and ecological observations.
Cosmographic Surveys
Dwellings and stations beyond the mortal map: the Skyhome, the moons, and what the gods are said to keep.
Ethnographic Records
Peoples, languages, lineages, customs, and social memory of the known world.
Linguistic Records
Tongues, scripts, speech families, and language notes gathered across Areshnaat.
Artifacts and Arcana
Catalog of relics, magical traditions, rites, and notable materials.
Natural Observations
Bestiary entries, supernatural entities, and expedition-derived accounts.
Recorded Histories
Events, conflicts, dynasties, migrations, and remembered cataclysms.
Biographical Records
Named persons: rulers, founders, and witnesses, with the houses and lineages they belong to.
The codex is arranged as a browsable field archive: major divisions lead to regions, peoples, divine records, and language material.
Section indexes behave like survey ledgers; individual notes render as readable dossier pages with metadata and crosslinks.
A Campaign Setting for | Dungeons and Dragons 5e | Dungeons and Dragons 5.5e | GURPS