Oh, I actually think Nasaal works as-is, though I would be fine with both those names being changed as you say. I'm mostly concerned over Canaal and Tundras as they stand, though I know you are thinking of an alternative to Tundras.

If you are considering changes to these, though, then I can go ahead and give a Yea instead.

Okay, that sounds good. Anyone have thoughts on Ermaf for the polar continent?

Cute. You're missing an "r" though.

In all seriousness, it sounds okay, if you're willing to have it that way. In general, I think all the names for this place are pretty good; they roll off the tongue decently well and have enough real-world influence to feel fitting for the location. Meanwhile I'm trying to figure out how to work DFLang.

When I finally got that pun I just sort of... stared out the window for about 60 seconds...

(I'm in favor of that name though.)

Are you planning on fiddling with anything beyond the names and changing the status to private temporarily?

I really do love causing that effect.

No, for the time being, the only thing I plan on changing are the names that have been mentioned and the typos. At some point I do need to address the lack of you mentioned in the Hordelands, but when I figure that out, I'll run it buy everyone. The same goes for filling out Veretna a little more, and after Fact X can be revealed. But for the time being, no, names and typos are it.

Alright, that's fair. Having just wrapped up work on Jakkard I'm thinking a lot about completionism and perfectionism and how those tendencies fit uncomfortably in shared worlds and how it makes sense to just... well... accept that a thing is done for the time being, so yeah, that seems reasonable to me.

Are there any demons on Arbagoth?

Sadly, no. Arbagoth has neither demons nor angels. Every kingdom on the plane is some combination of colors that include Green, so I tried to avoid putting in iconic races from the other colors, so no demons, no angels, no dragons, no sphinx or leviathans or anything like that.