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...igned, it's true that few if any of its member nations entirely live up to the ideal, and even its leaders aren't quite willing to sacrifice everything th ...y nations like Allone retain the same voting power on the Council as large nations such as Uqar.

...otion to some mysterious being that they suppose to dwell in the depths of the lake. ...he center of Lake Rhu. If this is true, it would explain the consentience of their decisions.

...aries in three dimensions; nations and city-states may be layered one over the other. {{main|Geography of Jhembaz}}

...ach [[year (Vlastach)|year]], rising and setting exactly three hundred and sixty times. {{main|Geography of Metcitum}}

...: "[[mouse tunnels]]" have been implemented around the nation that much of the Korogian populace at any given time is [[transmagnification|transmagnified] ...y)|Muruvian]] ethnicity, though now there has been enough immigration that the Muruvians are no longer a majority.

...tively undeveloped, with little in the way of really advanced applications of [[magic]] or [[technology]], and with a relatively sparse population. ...ewhat wilder and less densely populated than the Echona but still the site of some important [[city|cities]].

...chs' rule. For that very reason, he's often been the target of attacks by the cressarchs' forces, but he has superhero allies who protect him from these ...in Quasar were named after Meldrake, the former after his [[surname]] and the latter his [[given name]].)

...mory, tabulators leave humans, as well as other sorts of batirines, far in the dust. ...hly two cubic [[meter]]s and [[mass]] around six [[kilogram|metric tons]]; the largest can take up more than eight thousand cubic meters and mass nearly t

...part from the people, existing on another level that rarely interacts with the lower [[class]]es. ...sence of Chethe that gives Dadauar its name; the name "Dadauar" comes from the [[Lilmi]] word ''yatyatyawarr'' ({{IPA0|[jæˈd̜æd&

...a long fall. Because of its cybastic structure, Xxere is sometimes called the Inverted City. ...e most people of Jhembaz today pronounce the name of Xxere without clicks, the odd spelling stuck—and if anything is even more inappropriate for mos