Dyath

A megacavern of the Underworld located beneath Alarkhet, the Dyath was once a land lush and full of water. Now, it has become arid and desolate, not unlike the surface desert, though some marshes and reservoirs remain to supply the cities of Lower Ghebtun.

Fauna and Flora
The flora of the Dyath consists of various plants and fungi, including reeds of all kinds. The most intriguing of these is the Ghost Reed, which glows in silvery light, providing light in the darkness. In a particular marshland area of the Dyath, vines grow in an enornous area on the ceiling of the caverns.

Jackals roam throughout the canyons, and crocodiles lurk in the waters. Dangerous beasts known as Ammits can be found here, as well as terrible vulture-beasts with two heads.

Lower Ghebtun
A kingdom mirroring that of the surface, Lower Ghebtun remains strong while its upper neighbor has fallen to the hordes of the dead. Twelve great temples dot the landscape of the realm, for the twelve great gods of Ghebtun.

Connection with Upper Ghebtun
Refugees from the surface have come down into the Underworld.

Orcini Territories
Orcini tribes in the south make their home in the Dyath.

Naga Territories
Naga with forms resembling cobras live in an empire in the depths, with grand constructions with serpentine motifs.

Goblins
Differently from their cousins in the overworld, the goblins of the deep earth are intelligent and friendly traders, who live in a nomad lifestyles upon great wurm beasts. They roam across the Underworld, and are found commonly in the Dyath.