Mind mages traditionally dress in rich brown robes bearing the rune of their Sphere, "The Center" (or "The Heart"), which is also the rune of the planet Logos.

Legendary underground kingdom of a bygone age, with borders supposedly matching that of present-day Kroz. Ruins can be found in the wilderness of Kroz, attributed to this ancient culture of a kingdom supposedly ruled by Skreeks. Some adventurers and treasure-hunters are drawn to Kroz in hopes of finding one of these entrances, and fighting off monsters and traps in order to retrieve ancient treasures, but the known entrances have pretty much been picked over by now.

In legend, Morpheus is also the name of the God of Dreams, without any specific form (though, due to the predominance of the Olympian mythos, traditionally portrayed as a grey-furred Kattha).

However, there has been a recent rebirth of interest in the long-forgotten God of Dreams, as several Dream Mages have claimed to have seen Morpheus during their rituals. This God of Dreams is described as appearing as a dark silhouette in the shape of a winged Khatta with large ears.

In recent years, the Gateway Tower provided access to the planet Morpheus. The Rephidim Temple began attempts to map the planet, but this was frustrated by its everchanging nature. Reports indicate that the planet has a breathable atmosphere despite having a low gravity that shouldn't be able to sustain it. Furthermore, it is covered in grey silt which drifts about in clouds, requiring some sort of air filter to be worn while on the planet. Strange structures of "molten crystal" and stone rise and fall on occasion, and sometimes defy gravity, while the air is filled with the quiet sounds of chiming melodies from time to time.

Further exploration has been frustrated by a large crystal growth that formed about the Gateway Tower on Morpheus, effectively trapping it, and preventing exit from the Crystal Chamber there.

1. The term for the collective people known as "the Nagai", reptiloids that resemble snakes, but have semi-humanoid upper torsos, with two arms. Sometimes, the term is abused to refer to other, non-snake-like reptiloids often associated with the Nagai.
2. Short for "Nagai Empire". Refers to the collection of territories with boundaries that equal that of the Savan Territories (with the exception that Fetiss Sky Island is considered part of the Nagai Empire, yet it is not part of the Savan).
3. Major territory of the Nagai Empire, located on the east coast of the Savan Territories.
4. Capitol city (more specifically known as Nagai City) of the Nagai Empire, located within the Nagai Territory, on the east side of the Savan Territories.

Nagas are generally quite agile, and some have poisonous bites, though truly lethal poisons are a relative rarity among the various sub-types. They are reptilian and cold-blooded, and therefore are found in more temperate or warm climates, and almost never in the colder northern regions.

On the continent of Ai, Nagas can be found largely in the regions of the Savan, especially in the jungles. There are many Nagai settlements in the Savan, some with stone buildings dating several centuries old. On the continent of Ur, many Naga can be found in the Ashdod Territories, especially in the capitol city of Babel.

Nagas lay claim to a heritage that supposedly traces back eons, their "Nagai Empire" purportedly formed back in the age of the First Ones. Of what can be verified, though, the history of their empire can only be traced with certainty back to 4000 RTR, or, perhaps, closer toward 3000 RTR. Of surviving records (carved in stone, etc.) they are the first culture recognized to have had Savanite slaves. (Considering their widespread presence in the Savan, this would only seem natural.)

Goddess worshipped by the golden-furred feline Gigis of the Gigi Coastal area, depicted as an idealized Gigi female.