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Tiran Sol
September 16, 2026 at 04:35 AM
Corrected the stale Aurum Plains entry and added a Pantheon section from the previewed Glossary menu, separating gods from Patrons
Tiran Sol is the setting of Alabaster Dawn and the continent on which Juno's campaign takes place. Marketing material describes Tiran Sol as a land overrun by a vile corruption, and that corruption is the Nyx Calamity that scoured the surface generations before the launch build's events. Most of Tiran Sol is now empty, dotted with shelters where humanity slept out the worst of the curse.
Only a small portion of Tiran Sol is accessible in the launch build. The map clusters around a few visited locations:
Item | Description |
|---|---|
once the largest city of Tiran Sol. Visited only briefly during the prologue and now near-completely overrun by Nuemera. | |
the pastoral region where Juno's chapter begins. Houses Lyhamn and the Trial of Aether. | |
Aurum Plains | the region north of Koro Valley, reached through the Journey up North story arc. Playable in the current build, and home to Sundalan, the mole boss Grandis Molis, and the point where Early Access content currently ends. |
Tiran Nua | an eastern continent referenced in lore text describing the origin of certain Koro Valley crops, particularly Garrot. Not visitable in the launch build. |
The phrase Lost Lands refers in dialogue to the regions of Tiran Sol that have fallen most heavily to Nyx. The first Chronicle story, The Lost Lands, takes its name from this concept. From Silver Peak at the end of Koro Valley, Juno can see north into a stretch of the Lost Lands, with the implication that they cover most of Tiran Sol's northern reaches and contain a cluster of unwoven Nests. Reclaiming the Lost Lands is a long-term goal of the campaign.
Before Nyx, Tiran Sol was home to a civilization that lived in close partnership with the gods. Lore fragments scattered through the launch build hint at three eras:
Item | Description |
|---|---|
The Age of the Firstborn | the earliest documented era, when the original divine pantheon was directly active in the world. Vasia, Basil, and the Twin God Libra are all attributed to this age. |
The Age of the Secondborn | a later era when divine intervention was less direct but still visible. Phos, the merchant god whose lore is referenced on the Tireless Boulder gem, lived during this period. |
The Calamity and after | the moment Nyx descended, the gods retreated, and humanity sealed itself underground in shelters. The launch build's main story takes place generations after the Calamity, when Juno awakens. |
Many lore fragments suggest that the divine pantheon's pre-Calamity culture was rich enough to leave behind multiple traditions, including the Chosen system, the artificers who craft gems, and the cooking and palate-level traditions still present in Lyhamn.
A Glossary menu that collects lore entries about Tiran Sol has been shown in development previews but is not in the current build, and the studio has said it will not be ready for the 0.2.0 update. What the previews show is worth recording carefully, because it separates two groups the wiki has so far treated as one.
Under a Pantheon category, the menu lists The Gods of Tiran Sol and Patrons as distinct groups. Three god names are legible: Terra, Remis and Libra, with two further entries still hidden. Under Patrons, Vasia and Basil appear paired on a single entry alongside Phos, with one more hidden. Pages on this wiki that describe Vasia, Basil and Phos as patron gods are using the looser in-dialogue sense of the word; the menu treats Patron as its own category.
The Patrons entry itself reads that Patrons are legendary people told about in tales and legends across Tiran Sol. Some are fiction meant to illustrate the virtues of Terryn society, while others are historical figures whose deeds earned them a place among the gods, which is why shrines were built in their honour. A few people call them Demi-Gods, though that term has fallen out of favour since the fall of the Order of the Allmother. The word Patron first appeared during the Quiet Centuries, so most Patron stories concern figures from the Firstborn and Secondborn ages.
Three terms in that entry are new and have no other confirmed source in the build: the Order of the Allmother, the Quiet Centuries, and Terryn as the demonym for the people of Tiran Sol. Because the Glossary is unreleased and its text may still change, treat all of this as previewed rather than shipped.
In the present day, Tiran Sol's surface is dangerous. Nuemera infest most regions; food chains have collapsed; many settlements stand abandoned. Restoring the surface is the central gameplay loop of Alabaster Dawn, framed as a slow accumulation of victories that gradually returns nature, trade routes, and population to the cleansed regions. The Wellspring tradition, which places a sacred tree-and-pool in each settlement, is one of the visible signs of the gradual rebuild.
Nyx Curse
