The Scariest Evils Are Coming to Arindal
Dragons, serpents, and terrifying creatures have haunted users in all territories across the epochs. Now, you will meet the twenty-one Demons. Their f...
This Day in History: The Fourth Installment of The Book of Talos
This week, our researchers made a new translation of the fourth installment of the Book of Talos. In this section, Talos encountered a mentor figure, ...
This Day in History: the Third Installment
Our Arin researchers and scholars have translated the Third Installment of the Book of Talos, which reveals how Talos commenced his journey toward asc...
Weather Is Changing in Arindal
Experience Arindal like never before! Our virtual map now features real-time weather updates from the world, enhancing your journey’s immersive qual...
This Day in History: The Book of Talos, Part II
Our researchers and scholars have successfully translated the second installment of the Book of Talos. This ancient narrative follows Talos as he prog...
This Day in History: The Book Of Talos
Arin researchers and scholars have translated the first installment of the Book of Talos. This tale, which describes the life and trials of Talos and ...
This Day in History: The Galdarians
Arin researchers and scholars translated the thirteenth tablet of the origins, titled Niefel’s Abomination. This notable document explains how Niefe...
Here is The Fourth Class of the Pantheon: The Personal Gods
The fourth and last class of deities in the Pantheon has been revealed: the Personal Gods. Created by the World Gods, they are Jarn (God of Smithing),...
This Day in History: The Origin of The Tortins
Continuing their efforts, our researchers have successfully translated Tablet Twelve–The Origins of the Tortins. This translation provides deeper in...
This day in History: The Origin of the Visskin
Our Arin research team recently announced the translation of the tenth tablet: The Origin of The Visskin. This document provides researchers with an e...
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