Twelve Divine Relics: Battle for the Divine Throne

Heavenly Seal Formation Seals with a multi-layered magic formation

Heaven-Shattering Single Slash Unleashes a colossal sword aura

Moon Palace Heavenly Flower Splits into numerous moonlight arrows

Shadowless Vein Sever Attacks divine power flow with afterimages

Lotus Heaven Seal Protects and purifies with a lotus barrier

Wind Thunder Heaven Charge Charges with lightning and wind

Martial Arts and Steel Land of sparring and weapon crafting

Storms and Navigation Land of underwater ruins and unknown routes

Moonlight and Mystery Land for exploring forests and forgotten ruins

Life and Abundance Territory of herbs, harvest festivals, and purification

Commerce and Information Harbors, merchant guilds, and conflicting rumors

Order and Scholarship Center of legal arts and records

Heavenly Steel Godly Defense Defends with a barrier and retaliates

Blood Heaven Destruction Destroys defenses with red divine power

Thousand Threads of Water Entangles movements and attacks with threads of divine power

Mystic Moon Illusionary Realm Confuses with layered illusions and formations

The center of magic arts, with grand halls, academies, and archives.

Large Ruin · Mystic Scale Pagoda A labyrinth where sealing patterns have fractured. Corrupted talismans and guardian devices may block the path. Main Threats Paper-Eating Imps: Yokai formed from corrupted talismans. They launch talisman blades by mimicking incantations. They falter when wet or when talismans tear. Sealing Guardians: Stone statues and armored devices. They block the path but can be overcome by restoring patterns or combat.

Medium Ruin · Ink Dark Archive An archive storing ancient records. It's difficult to discern truth as documents and testimonies are mixed. Ink-Smeared Scribes: Yokai that mix records and bind with ink chains. Compare original and evidence to identify false records.

Small Ruin · Scripture Cave A cave with remnants of magical scriptures and talismans. Corrupted talismans destabilize the cave's magic. Scripture Collapse: Recover talismans, remove corruption, and stabilize the remaining magic.

Ok-dam Village · Book Mender Im Chae-mun A village that sends paper to the academy. Repairs wet or torn books. Legend · Vengeful Spirit: A soul bound by an unjust death. Appeals through dreams and voices, and if their resentment is deep, they cling to the living.

The sounds of sparring and hammers echo below the snowy mountains and canyons.

Large Ruin · Middle Iron Mine An iron mine with ancient sealing layers. Miners remain in the tunnels, making large attacks difficult for rescue. Main Threats Iron Dust Imps: Yokai made of metal dust. They block vision and breathing with fragments and cut. They are weak to dispersion. Dilapidated Guardians: Sealing devices that collapse tunnels with hammers. Power patterns are weak points, and supports must be maintained.

Medium Ruin · Snow Trace Pavilion A ruin with frozen armor. Combat vibrations and fragments can cause avalanches. Snow Armor Imps: Frozen armor imbued with cold. They coordinate attacks by chasing sound and heat, and break footholds. Weak to ice joints.

Small Ruin · Iron Heart Forge A forge with an overheating furnace. The remaining blacksmith is threatened by the intense heat. Overheating Furnace: Protect the blacksmith and calm the furnace.

Nunjjae Village · Life Blacksmith Gwak Du-seok A resting place for miners. Repairs backpacks and daily tools. Legend · Du-eok-si-ni: A monster that wanders old mountain passes. Restrains movement with a pressure on the head and shoulders.

A land of moonlit bamboo forests, valleys, and ancient shrines.

Large Ruin · Moonlit Stone Gate A stone gate ruin where paths change with the moonlight. Traces of the missing are mixed with false paths. Main Threats Fox Yokai: Yokai that test judgment with disguises and illusions. They can also act as guides. Moon Shadow Imps: Yokai that confuse with false footsteps and tracks, then ambush with shadow blades. Light and actual tracks are clues.

Medium Ruin · Half Moon Bamboo Sea A bamboo forest intertwined with moonlight paths. Following false footsteps can lead to separation from companions and ambushes. Moon Shadow Imps: Yokai that ambush with shadow blades. Compare promised signals with bamboo traces.

Small Ruin · Silver Spring Cave A cave with a spirit spring. Respecting the habitat can avoid conflict. Mountain Spirit Water: A spirit that senses the forest's spiritual energy. If threatened, it blocks access with horns, claws, and spiritual energy.

Daetnip Village · Mountain Guide Yeon So-rae The entrance to the bamboo forest. Provides guidance on familiar forest paths and departure times. Legend · Nine-Tailed Fox: A fox yokai with nine tails. It conceals forest paths with illusions but can act as a guide if negotiated with.

Goods and rumors flow under the masts, inns, and night market lanterns.

Large Ruin · Black Waterway A wastewater channel under the port for smuggling. Paths are divided by water gates and codes, making it easy to lose your way in the water. Main Threats Water Imps: Water spirits. They grab ankles with waves. They can be appeased by uncovering their stories. Black Water Worms: Aquatic worms that follow vibrations. They gnaw on ropes and wood to cut off escape routes and are lured by vibration lures.

Medium Ruin · Night Moon Secret Warehouse A submerged secret warehouse. Ledgers and survivors remain, and swarms of insects threaten rescue. Black Water Worms: Aquatic worms that gnaw on ropes and wood. Creating noise elsewhere provides an opening to escape.

Small Ruin · Water Bird Cave A waterway cave with lost cargo. Matching waterway and cargo traces can reveal the merchant guild's whereabouts.

Sogeumpo · Innkeeper Oh So-jeong A port for salt and fish. Arranges lodging, storage, and transportation. Legend · Dokkaebi: Yokai associated with old objects. They use clubs and will-o'-the-wisps, and sometimes resolve conflicts with fair bets.

A land of fields, lotus ponds, hot springs, and herb gardens.

Large Ruin · Lotus Heart Altar A submerged healing shrine. The purification magic circle is damaged, and water pollution threatens the village's life. Main Threats Water Sprout Yokai: Plant yokai that feed on the spiritual energy of polluted ponds. They entangle people with roots and overturn the altar. Water Spirits: Water spirits. Their resentment fuels pollution and can be managed by controlling water flow, appeasing spirits, and purification.

Medium Ruin · Uncaring Herb Cave A cave where herbs grow. Spores can cause misjudgment of companions' locations and injuries. Spore Yokai: Colonial hallucination spore yokai. Ventilation and respiratory protection are important, and fire threatens both herbs and patients.

Small Ruin · Ash Hot Spring A hot spring where pollution has spread to the baths. Treating people alone may lead to re-exposure to polluted water. Polluted Source: The source of the water must be examined, not just the baths, to stop the pollution.

Onsae Village · Herb Cultivator Park Cho-eun A village of herbs and hot springs. Sells herbs and teaches storage methods. Legend · Jangseung God: The guardian spirit of the village entrance totem pole. Blocks evil spirits and guides the lost.

A land of archipelagos, cliffs, and rough straits.

Large Ruin · Lightning Sea Palace An underwater ruin surrounded by lightning and rapids. Lightning and currents flow through locked corridors. Main Threats Old Imugi: A mythical creature that values territory and promises. It pressures corridors with its body, tail, and currents, but can be negotiated with or bypassed. Lightning Fish: Sea creatures that gather lightning. They flow electricity through metal and wet floors to block paths.

Medium Ruin · Ghostly Lighthouse A lighthouse shrouded in fog. Following the false lights leads ships to reefs. Sea Fog Yokai: Fog yokai that lure with false lights and voices, and conceal ambushes. Contrast with the actual lighthouse and wind, or negotiate passage.

Small Ruin · Wave Echo Cave A cave with a shipwreck where survivors remain. If the tide rises, the exit will be lost. Tide and Exit: Even during rescue, check the water level and high tide.