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...those who do not are as subject to the transformations as anything else in the world. ...the largest settlement is the port city of [[Harambare]], on the shore of the [[Harvage Sea]].

{{otheruses|the geographical feature|the Dounic race|shee (race)}} ...example, would not usually be considered a shee, even though it meets all the other criteria. Technically, a landmass with any rigid connection to a sur

...olk may house a diverse variety of complex [[ecosystem]]s, and be the site of multiple [[sovereign state|nation]]s—though it may also be a barren a ...tely from the same [[Old English]] root.) Nevertheless, overall "wolk" is the form most favored by [[geographer]]s.

...in still other [[plane]]s, a rew may exist as an isolated world alone in a void. Technically, a rew is a subclass of [[aphedon]], but one common enough to have its own name.

...nd isn't so considered. Still, there is occasionally some subjectivity in the definition. ...gic is called a [[mage]]. This is a general term that applies to any form of magic; more specific terms exist for particular specialties or magical syst

...led criminals or their descendants, and most of whom share the common goal of finding a way to leave. {{main|History of Plex}}

...re godworlds are the ones that are best known, because, after all, they're the ones mortals are closest to. ...]] of Gaiidae, or whether, as others insist, they encompass a multiplicity of families, [[genus (taxonomy)|genera]], and species—remains unsettled.

...shed but still-remembered buildings and places. However, they can come to the mortal world through [[mirror (Interlife Earth)|mirror]]s, and in fact must ..., so ghosthood does not constitute a true, permanent afterlife, being more of an "interlife" between mortality and whatever ultimate fate, if any, lies b

...inancial]] or [[magic]]al, while others fight against them, or try to turn the tables and gain power from them. ...this particular alternate world, and the term "Meliauth" is merely used in the Wongery as a convenience.

...rly widespread, and has significantly contributed to the common stereotype of Aeolans as arrogant and self-centered. ...seem to be long gone, Ea is not uninhabitable, and some colonists reaching the world through Aeol have established a few small settlements there.