Pixlaria Town
The town in the middle of the world: where you begin, where the shops are, and where you wake after a fall.
View Pixlaria Town →The illustrated Pixlaria manual
Places
20 places of Pixlaria and the way there from the town square: towns, villages, meadows, tombs, caves and dragons’ lairs.
20 entries
Honeybrook
A hamlet of beekeepers a walk west of town: a bank, a store, a campfire, and the old oak where Old Henry’s hat came down.
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Pheasant Meadow
A pair of pheasants in the grass beside the Honeybrook road, just west of town: the place for a tail feather.
View Pheasant Meadow →The Humming Stones
A ring of old stones round a flat one, at the top of the north road under the hill: where Old Henry found a dragon’s egg as a boy.
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The Settlers’ Meadows
Broad, level meadows just past the heartland’s edge, made for building a home: Sunnyholm to the east and Muggfield to the south.
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Bonehollow
A ruin the skeletons kept after the people left: broken walls, gravestones, and an old chest that still opens your bank.
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The Old Graveyard
A fenced yard of gravestones and restless skeletons on the far north-western shore, across the water.
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Tidewell
A whole village of trades on the far south-western shore: a bank, a store, a paint shop, a smithy and a sawbench.
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Frostwatch
The last fire before the white waste: a campfire, a bench and a chest that opens your bank, beyond the snow peaks.
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Villages and landmarks
Out past the heartland, villages of five kinds, and landmarks in the land between them.
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Bellhaven
The fishing village nearest the town, far to the south-west across the water: home of Salty Pete.
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Kingsrest
The oasis village nearest the town, far to the west at the edge of the deep desert: the last well before the tombs of the kings.
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The desert tombs
Doorways of dressed sandstone half buried in the dunes of the deep desert, and tombs below them.
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Royal tombs and the Sun Gate
One desert tomb in four is a king’s: the Pharaoh wakes beside his golden coffin, and a sand dragon sleeps below.
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The Sand Vault
Down the steps behind the Pharaoh’s golden coffin: a round hall of sandstone, the king’s gold heaped at its heart, and a sand dragon asleep on it.
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Caves
Cave mouths all over the world go down into the dark: the deeper, the more dangerous, and the far caves go deeper still.
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The dragons’ lairs
Where the great dragons live, far from everything: a big red sign means turn round.
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Waystations and trail merchants
Three remote rest stops with a bank chest, a campfire and a merchant, far out along the ways.
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The far regions
Remote country thousands of tiles out, where rare creatures live and nowhere else.
View The far regions →Northreach Wilds
The one place players may fight one another, far to the north: marked red on both maps.
View Northreach Wilds →Reference entries are generated from the current game data. Artwork comes from the actual game. Pixlaria is in alpha; balance and content can change.