Nishnatoba

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Made famous by the decisive battle waged upon it during the War of Humanity, the nearby plane of Nishnatoba has been popularised in modern times by combatants and warriors alike, as it is one and the same with the interior battleground of the Matsuhama Arena. In every known area of Nishnatoba, you may be killed at any time, for any reason (or no reason at all), and without retribution.

Icons

When a House receives an icon, that icon is placed on Nishnatoba. Each icon has a specific area of the plane set aside for itself, and all such areas are restricted to ten rooms or less. These areas may be travelled to by touching an icon's correspondent Shadow Icon on the Prime Material Plane.

The following areas of Nishnatoba are set aside for House icons:

Fallen Icons

The following icon areas have become inaccessible, having had the icon they contained destroyed after what was a long battle in each case:

Note that the following icon areas are still accessible, though the icons that once resided in them have since been razed down:

  • The Canyon of the Dawn - a canyon carved out of rough red sandstone. Home to the Triple Suns of the Dawnstriders.
  • The Monastery of the Ivory Rose - the remains of a crumbling monastery. Home to the Ivory Rose of the Sentaari.
  • The Ruins of Dragonkeep - a defensively-built keep of switchbacks, long abandoned. Home to the Dragon's Eye of the Ashura.
  • The Forgotten Library - a long-lost repository of maps and atlases. Home to the Stag Crown of the Sentinels of Nature.