Desert of Hadramaveth

This is the area of the Desert of Hadramaveth that connects it to Old Vanarana.

A passage depressed between two cliffs that connects Wadi Al-Majuj to The Sands of Al-Azif.

Prior to World Quest The Temple Where Sand Flows Like Tears in Series The Dirge of Bilqis, the subarea is named The Temples Forsaken. During this quest, the name is changed and the sand is cleared.

Tanit Camps is home to the Tanit tribe. After completing the World Quest Her Foes Rage Like Great Waters..., the Tanit are removed from the area, with the Vahumana Tanjiyy replacing them.

One of the flatter areas of the desert, home to many roaming Wenut on the surface and the Wenut Tunnels below.

An elevated area of the Desert of Hadramaveth north of Mt. Damavand.

Wadi Al-Majuj is an area south of Mt. Damavand with a large canyon running through it.

Apep's Resort is a large and mysterious cavern in the northernmost part of the Desert of Hadramaveth. It contains a glowing tunnel that is the entrance to The Realm of Beginnings Trounce Domain.

These are the caverns beneath Wounded Shin Valley that lead into Deshret's Glass Goblet. It is unlocked during World Quest Dune-Entombed Fecundity: Part III in Series The Dirge of Bilqis.

These are the caverns beneath Qusayr Al-Inkhida' that lead into Deshret's Glass Goblet. It is unlocked during World Quest Dune-Entombed Fecundity: Part I in Series The Dirge of Bilqis.

These are the caverns beneath The Sands of Three Canals that lead into Deshret's Glass Goblet. It is unlocked during World Quest Dune-Entombed Fecundity: Part II in Series The Dirge of Bilqis.

Deshret's Glass Goblet is first shown during the World Quest Dune-Entombed Fecundity: Part I in Series The Dirge of Bilqis. Access to it is granted during the World Quest Dune-Entombed Fecundity: Part III in Series The Dirge of Bilqis.

The area is unlocked during World Quest The Temple Where Sand Flows Like Tears in Series The Dirge of Bilqis.

The appearance of Liloupar's Cell changes after discovering it during World Quest The Temple Where Sand Flows Like Tears in Series The Dirge of Bilqis.

A canyon that cuts through Wadi Al-Majuj, the Pairidaeza Canyon has parts that are exposed to the sky and occupied by some Eremite camps and parts underground which have a basin of shallow water. The canyon leads into Liloupar's Cell.

Desert of Hadramaveth's Ruin Golem is one of three known Ruin Golems located in the Sumeru region, alongside the Ruin Golems at Devantaka Mountain and Valley of Dahri.

Unlike the other two Ruin Golems, this Ruin Golem is in far better structural and functional condition. Initially situated at Dunes of Steel, it was still capable of traversal upon reactivation, and during the World Quest The Dirge of Bilqis, the player relocates it to an area north of The Sands of Three Canals, then finally Wounded Shin Valley.

Upon sinking into the ground at Wounded Shin Valley, the Ruin Golem permanently loses all mobility and its ability to punch, though its eye cannon can still be operated freely like the Ruin Golem at Valley of Dahri.

The oasis was created by King Deshret as a cemetery for the Goddess of Flowers. He created it to preserve a single moment for all eternity as a memorial to her; as such, everything in the oasis is frozen in place, from the animals to the water, the latter of which can be walked on. It lies beneath Mt. Damavand and can only be entered through Deshret's Glass Goblet, which is located beneath it.

The Traveler visits the Eternal Oasis with Jeht in the World Quest The Eternal Dream, Ever Lush. She leaves her father's axe and her mother's notes next to a tree there, where they can be found from that point forward.

There are three chairs in the middle of the oasis, one for each of the three God-Kings of Sumeru. Abbreviated forms of their names are written in Deshret Script on the chairs. There is a withered Irminsul tree similar to that on Tsurumi Island, The Chasm: Underground Mines and Dragonspine located beside the central island, indicating the presence of the Divine Nail that has fell onto Mt. Damavand.

Wenut Tunnels is the system of caverns below The Sands of Al-Azif that are home to the dangerous Wenut.