Greywater ReachA swampy region inhabited by bog-grot tribes, before its resources were plundered to build the Greywater Fastness, including a deposit of Ghyran Realmstone that made the city possible. Due to the deforestation in this area caused by the expansion of the city, the sylvaneth came to blows with their allies.
Greywater Fastness: This towering stronghold of ironclad walls, roaring furnaces, and cannon batteries was built by the Ironweld engineers.
Jade Kingdom of the Greenglades
A woodland realm that came under repeated attack by the forces of Nurgle in the Age of Chaos, sickness rolling in with disease tainted fog banks.
Shimmertarn: A massive and ornately carved stone from which flows many purifying streams.
Jade Kingdom of VerdiaHammerhal Ghyra: Half of the city of Hammerhal built around the Stormrift Realmgate, that connects to the other side in Aqshy, Hammerhal Aqsha.[4a]
Nevergreen Mountains: the Hexwood cloaks its slopes and all its trees are swathed in corruption – at its heart is a flux-cairn raised by the servants of Tzeentch. Tzaangor guard its depths and are quick to threaten the soulpods within the cairn to forestall any attacks by the Sylvaneth or their goddess.
Scabrous Sprawl: A daemon haunted wasteland.
Jade Kingdom of ThyriaThe Living City: A city forged by the Alarielle made from great bulwarks of entwined ironoak and bedrock, fortified with thorn-studded vines.[3][4b]
Hollow Forest: A forest of ghost-elms and sighing willows around The Living City.
PhoeniciumThe Phoenicium is an ancient metropolis suffused with the power of Ghyran and stands as a symbol of rebirth.It's found at the base of the Arboreal Mountain.
Other LocationsHidden Vale of Athelwyrd: Alarielle's hidden sanctuary she used to guide the Hidden Wars.
Demesnus: Once one of the greatest cities of the southern part of the realm, it is now mainly known as a fish market supplying cities such as Hammerhal.
Ghyrtract Fen: Found near the Rotwater where the Gates of Dawn where located before their destruction.
Rotwater: A swamp that releases disease-ridden fogs into the surrounding landscape. Created when a fragment of the Oak of Ages collided with Ghyran and the first place of the realm to feel Nurgle's touch.
Ghyrwood: One of the large Jade Kingdoms composed of a single, sprawling forest.
The Great Marsh: A marsh that was transformed by influence of Nurgle into a sprawling monstrosity and a crawling plague that swallowed mountain ranges whole during the Age of Chaos.
The Isles of Rain: Isles whose waters were turned rancid by the influence of Nurgle during the Age of Chaos.
The Landshoals: Since Alarielle banished the Glottkin from the lands around the Genesis Gate, the waters of the Landshoals have flowed pure, bringing the cycles of abundant life to those with the skill to channel them.
The Living Orchard: A location where Corpsys Bule planted the living and reaped their rot.
The Living Plains: A pair of vast continents seperated by the World Chasm, much of which has been destroyed by Ironjawz under Megaboss Zogbak
The Province of the Ivy King
Rhyran: A forest realm withered by the Plague Legions of Bolathrax.
Salish Woad
The Shimmerfalls of Gloriphus: A series of floating isles that sent shimmering waterfalls filled with life energy cascading down to the forest realms below. Nurgle corrupted many of the floating isles to spread poison instead.
The Skyfall of Rhyros
Talbion: One of the small Jade Kingdoms comprised of a floating isle.
Verdant Bay: Before the Age of Chaos it was home to a cluster of port cities, but was claimed by the Nurgle worshippers led by the Order of the Fly, it was reclaimed after hard fighting by the Hallowed Knights.
Verdant Palace: From where Alarielle ruled Ghyran throughout the Realm of Myths.
Wandering Mountains: They roam the realm of life and are home to the Baeldrag Fyreslayer lodge who protect them from the Skaven who seek to mine their depths
Writhing Weald: An ancient wood that is guided by Drycha Hamadreth rather than Alarielle and had one of the Eight Lamentations buried at its heart, tainitng it.