'"The River," wrote the sage Mek, in the Book of the Centipede, "runs through the sands out of myth and into legend." This is the place the Centipede was born, they say. The sands of which Mek wrote hide perilous curiosities.'
'Locate tombs and sorrows in the Lone and Level Sands'
'Locate tombs and sorrows in the Lone and Level Sands'
The Lone and Levels Sands are an area in Cultist Simulator, which appears to include both the Saharan and Arabian deserts. The name comes from the poem Ozymandias, by Percy Shelly. [1]
Vaults[]
- Star-Shattered Fane: The location of a meteor impact, once a sacred place to gods of the earth. The meteorite itself was worshipped for inducing dreams and continues to resonate with otherworldly power.[2]
- Lagun's Tomb: The unassuming tomb of a once-immortal Long hidden in the desert, which has never been breached before. Lagun traveled from this resting place a number of times before finally embracing death. It is implied through the Ghoul DLC that Lagun is connected to the Horned Axe in some way, as his remains contain a memory of the last god-from-stone.[3]
- Messana: A small village along a river, whose inhabitants feast on long-flesh to extend their own lives. It also serves as a Map’s Edge location in the Exile Legacy.[4]
- Temple of Seven Coils: Built in the Third History, this temple to a dead god-from-stone now exists in all the Histories.[5]
- Miah: The birthplace of the Vagabond, who placed a curse upon this ancient city to be consumed by the desert and forgotten, as revenge for punishing her wanderings in the temple precinct long ago. It claims to be the first Roost of the Aviform Hours, and the Vagabond may still be encountered there now and then.[6][7]