UnGodly lore
The official site and FAQ call the world Tarsea. Google Play, the App Store, and parts of the 1.0 article say Dunmiir. I print both and do not decide which one is the mistake.
| Name | Also called | Type | What the sources say | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tarsea | Dunmiir | World | The dying world of UnGodly; civilization's survivors fight the Nethermaw. Official site and FAQ use Tarsea, while store copy and some 1.0 lore text use Dunmiir. | 1 independent source · 2 pages |
| Dunmiir | Region / alternate world name | Place name used by Google Play, the App Store and several 1.0 Primal biographies (Dunmiir's wilderness, Dunmiir's Quarry). Its exact relationship to Tarsea is not explained by any official source. | 2 independent sources · 2 pages | |
| The Devouring | Cosmic threat | A living void that feeds on a dying world's despair until nothing is left; the Divine Legion exists to stop it. | 2 independent sources · 2 pages | |
| Nethermaw | Cosmic threat / dungeon source | A dimensional void that feeds on trauma and despair; also the name of the Descent and Gauntlet challenge modes. | 1 independent source · 2 pages | |
| Divine Legion | Faction | A broken army of god-blooded heroes the player rebuilds to stand against the Devouring. | 2 independent sources · 2 pages | |
| Crooked Crown | Faction | A ruling power that bleeds the people for profit; Ravenna's family was betrayed by a rival Crooked Crown house. | 2 independent sources · 2 pages | |
| Lucid Temple | Faction | A corrupted temple that turns pleasure into sacrifice; its forces destroyed the Eclipse Vigil sanctuary and its landing site appears in Earthgrave. | 2 independent sources · 3 pages | |
| Twilight Sun | Faction | A cult that worships annihilation; Vander's shield-brother Neroph deserted to join it. | 2 independent sources · 2 pages | |
| Eclipse Vigil | Faction | An order of corruption hunters; Aurelia and Severin were its premier bonded pair until the sanctuary fell. | 1 independent source · 2 pages | |
| Harmonium | Faction | The faction that created Damea in a hidden facility beneath Dunmiir's Quarry using fragments of the Spiral of Divinity. | 1 independent source · 1 page | |
| Primordians | Faction | An ancient people tied to the Earthgrave; their sigils buy rewards in the Primordian's Trove and they dissolve according to their essence. | 1 independent source · 1 page | |
| Earthgrave | Region | The new region added in 1.0: ancient graves, dense forests, waterfalls, refreshed caves and the Lucid Temple landing site. | 1 independent source · 1 page | |
| Velvet Shroud | Hub | Part temple, part tavern; the Primals' home base, where Affinity Quests, storybooks and conversations unlock. | 2 independent sources · 2 pages | |
| Garn | Fallen empire | A collapsed empire whose Senate was infiltrated by the Nethermaw; its collapse shaped Vander's and Kyrisse's histories. | 1 independent source · 2 pages |
The name problem
A clean wiki would pick one world name. The sources will not allow it. Marketing pages and the FAQ say Tarsea, a broken world left with the Devouring, where the player rebuilds the Divine Legion. Store text says Dunmiir. The 1.0 article itself uses “Dunmiir’s wilderness” and “Dunmiir’s Quarry.” So Dunmiir is not only a store typo. It is also inside an official patch note. Whether Dunmiir is a region inside Tarsea, an older name, or a parallel label is not explained. The Japanese site uses タルセア, which tracks Tarsea.
What the table is
Each row is a place or a faction short enough to cite and too short to deserve its own URL. Nethermaw is both the threat in the key art and the name of the Descent and Gauntlet modes. The Velvet Shroud is the hub, part temple and part tavern, where Affinity scenes play. Crooked Crown, Lucid Temple, Twilight Sun, Eclipse Vigil, Harmonium, Primordians, Earthgrave, and Garn are names that show up in official copy with a sentence or two. I will not extend those sentences into a timeline.
Damea, Vander, and SylAire are the three figures the Japanese and English homepages put at the center of the pitch. SylAire has no Primal page. Damea is still described in 1.0 as becoming a playable Primal. Their mechanical rows, where they exist, are on Primals. Mode rules are on modes.
Questions
Is the world called Tarsea or Dunmiir?
Both strings appear in official text. Tarsea is the FAQ and site name. Dunmiir is the store name and also appears inside the 1.0 article.
What is the Devouring?
The homepage pitch for what remains after the world breaks. A longer codex entry is not published.
What is the Nethermaw?
The antagonist force in the key art, and also the name of the Descent and Gauntlet modes.
Sources
- Official homepage
- Official FAQ
- Official 1.0 patch notes
- Google Play
- Japanese site
- Google Play listing
- Steam store page
- Official help center: Nethermaw Gauntlet tiers
- Unity case study
- Official Ravenna primal page
- Official Aurelia primal page
- Official Vander primal page
- Official Severin primal page
- Official Damea primal page
- Official Kyrisse primal page