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The '''Fallen World''' is a place on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs}} |
The '''Fallen World''' is a place on [[Threnody]].{{book ref|sfs}} |
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Threnody is known to have two continents, the larger of which was lost to the [[Evil]] under unknown circumstances.{{au ref|threnodite}} The term "Fallen World" may refer to this lost continent. The [[Homeland]]—the origin of the ancestors of [[Silence Montane]] and possibly the other [[Forescout]]s—is also mentioned as a place lost to the Evil; Homeland may be a synonym for Fallen World or it could be a specific part of that continent.{{book ref|sfs}} |
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If the Fallen World does refer to the continent lost to the Evil, it is dangerous to visit. Expeditions in the [[Physical Realm]] have disappeared, and it is also holds peril in the [[Cognitive Realm]].{{au ref|threnodite}} |
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It was rumored that the [[White Fox]] had been to the Fallen World.{{book ref|sfs}} |
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[[Daggon]] claimed that the [[White Fox]] had been to the Fallen World, although his stories were often apocryphal.{{book ref|sfs}} |
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== Notes == |
== Notes == |
Revision as of 00:07, 13 February 2020
Fallen World | |
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World | Threnody |
Universe | Cosmere |
The Fallen World is a place on Threnody.[1]
Threnody is known to have two continents, the larger of which was lost to the Evil under unknown circumstances.[2] The term "Fallen World" may refer to this lost continent. The Homeland—the origin of the ancestors of Silence Montane and possibly the other Forescouts—is also mentioned as a place lost to the Evil; Homeland may be a synonym for Fallen World or it could be a specific part of that continent.[1]
If the Fallen World does refer to the continent lost to the Evil, it is dangerous to visit. Expeditions in the Physical Realm have disappeared, and it is also holds peril in the Cognitive Realm.[2]
Daggon claimed that the White Fox had been to the Fallen World, although his stories were often apocryphal.[1]