A mystical town rumored to be build upon the cliffs of an active volcano in the mountains south of the Central Plains, though no one has been able to find it for many years. Emberstead is a town built up out of the ruins of an ancient fortress that was abandoned long ago, yet the magical barrier that shields the town from the volcanos rath is still operational, but weakening. The citizens of this town mainly worship the Ancient Red Dragon Imid, who makes his den in the heart of the volcano. Every 10 years the townsfolk must make a sacrifice to Imid, in exchange he revitalizes the barrier that protects the town.

A common soft wooded coniferous tree that grows all throughout Falyimoar. The needles from these trees can be made into syrup, and the sap of these trees can be used to make wood tar. After sudden cold snaps loud popping noises can be heard in forests of these trees, as their sap freezes suddenly and rapidly expands, occasionally causing these trees to explode.

Veilspinners are an species of ethereal arachnid-like beasts that maintain the barrier between the Material Plane, and the Astral Plane and Ethereal Plane. These beasts live on the borders of the Ethereal and Astral planes, spinning massive webs that occasionally catch wayward souls that have departed the Material Plane. Veilspinners occasionally pass into the Material Plane following after revived souls who were caught in their webs. When they pass over they appear to be translucent and emit a soft white glow.

Should you be attacked by one of these creatures while you still have your body they will appear to bite through your flesh without piercing it, but taking a piece of you soul in the process. To regain any taken pieces you must vanquish the veilspinner and eat it before it has a chance to digest your soul. Should your soul be entirely consumed in this manner, you cannot be revived or reincarnated, in the event that someone attempts to do so you body will revive, but it will be an empty husk that is vulnerable to possession by an otherworldly entity.