The Sands of Al-Azif is a subarea located in Desert of Hadramaveth, Great Red Sand, Sumeru.
One of the flatter areas of the desert, home to many roaming Wenut on the surface and the Wenut Tunnels below.
Points of Interest[]
There is 1 point of interest in The Sands of Al-Azif:
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Wenut Tunnels is the system of caverns below The Sands of Al-Azif that are home to the dangerous Wenut. |
Notable Features[]
Domains[]
1 Domain matches the category selection:
Bosses[]
Descriptions[]
The ancient tales of the desert people tell of this place being the site where three canals meet, nourishing fertile fields and rich gardens.
But nothing remains now of those halcyon days, only the dulled shades of a dream...
But nothing remains now of those halcyon days, only the dulled shades of a dream...
Viewpoint, The Moonblue Canals
Trivia[]
Etymology[]
- Al Azif (Arabic: العزيف) is the original Arabic name for the Necronomicon, a fictional tome of forbidden knowledge first mentioned in the H. P. Lovecraft short story The Hound. Lovecraft defines the word as "that nocturnal sound (made by insects) supposed to be the howling of demons" in his brief pseudo-history of the Necronomicon published after his death, as "History of the Necronomicon."
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | The Sands of Al-Azif | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 啁哳之沙 Zhāozhā zhī Shā | The Singing Sands |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 啁哳之沙 Zhōuzhá zhī Shā | |
| Japanese | アル・アジフの砂 Aru Ajifu no Suna | The Sands of Al-Azif |
| Korean | 알 아지프의 모래 Al Ajipeu-ui Morae | The Sands of Al-Azif |
| Spanish | Arenas de Al-Azif | Sands of Al-Azif |
| French | Sables d'Al-Azif | Sands of Al-Azif |
| Russian | Пески аль- Peski al'-Azifa | The Sands of Al-Azif |
| Thai | Sands of Al-Azif | — |
| Vietnamese | Khu Cát Al-Azif | |
| German | Sande von Al-Azif | Sands of Al-Azif |
| Indonesian | The Sands of Al-Azif | — |
| Portuguese | Areias de Al-Azif | |
| Turkish | Al-Azif Kumulları | Al-Azif Dunes |
| Italian | Sabbie di Al-Azif | Sands of Al-Azif |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.4
