The Inlands
Ray and Tall’s homeland: a wet, shifting, living world of houses, rooftops, pools, lochs, blocks, widenings, and deep sinkings.
Doamanse Atlas
Regions of Doamanse
Doamanse is a world of contrasts: wet and stone, wildness and order, song and silence, living ground and deadened roads.
This guide introduces major known regions without major story spoilers.
The Known Map
The Magic Lands trilogy begins in the Inlands, then opens into Country, the Stone Lands, Adalayia, and the wider world hinted through vision, rumor, memory, and old war.
Nahterh’n
The three-village cluster where Ray and Tall come from, centered on village memory, family names, the ancient arbor, and the smoot.
The Place Lost and Deep
A sacred and dangerous choosing place where boys mark the arbors, seek life companions, and face what kind of person the path will make them become.
The Stone Lands
The hard lands beyond the Inlands. To Inlanders, stone country feels dead because it does not shift, tremble, or speak through movement.
The Wider World
Some regions belong to the safe public map now; others should remain mystery-forward until deeper spoiler pages are ready.
Country
Kerry’s rural homeland outside Adalayia: isolated homes, trees, stone paths, water routes, tithe, debt, and fear of the city.
Adalayia
The city of the Great High Wizard: bridges, gates, towers, cloisters, stables, hierarchy, and hidden systems of control.
Far Names
Korran, Ank-Korran, Mount Lar, Stone Canyon, and Frething belong to the larger map of Doamanse.
Follow the Path Through Doamanse
Start in the living Inlands, then cross toward the hard roads of the Stone Lands.