The lock opens rarely, but a few individuals who call themselves "witch vessels" claim to have entered and spoken to the thousands of dead held within. At the back of the Crypt is a massive stone sculpture known as the Cryptlock. The Crypt of Agadeem, a natural cavern converted into a heavily trapped burial site.Kabira Conservatory, a small academy run by the merfolk Viniva which sponsors research of the hedrons.The settlement's architecture mimics the shapes and glyphs of Agadeem's hedrons. Kabira, a community of humans and other races encamped near the hedron fields.Visitors to the island occasionally witness a vision of three immense masks floating in the sky. The laws of nature warp strangely around these hedron fields, causing bizarre and unpredictable thaumaturgical and gravitational phenomena. Wolfbriar, a haunting glade, home to the elf beastmaster Zalek.
Greypelt explorers have developed a method to temporarily store small, stable quantities of primal mana from Turntimber's trees. Its name comes from the tents made from the woolly grey hide of Turntimber warthogs. Graypelt or Greypelt, a small settlement of druids, hunters, and trailblazers on the outer edges of Turntimber.Mosscrack, home tree of the Tajuru Nation.Named for its enormous, corkscrew-shaped trees that support many dangerous creatures including baloths and snakes. Turntimber, the Serpentine Forest, a vast temperate forest.The Soul Stair is an infinitely-long spiral staircase into the pit of the Prison that leads to the surreal void where Omnath was contained.The Prison was destroyed when the plane's increasingly volatile mana caused land elementals to disrupt the Ritual, releasing Omnath on the plane. Pilgrims placed 77 candles in a binding circle surrounding the deep pit housing the Prison those who entered the circle were killed by its surges of power. Religious pilgrims from across Zendikar traveled here on a twice-yearly basis to perform the Ritual of Lights, a ceremony designed to protect the world from the release of Omnath. The Prison of Omnath, a site on a high mesa where the deity Omnath was imprisoned.They're called the Teetering Peaks, even though Zendikar's irregular gravity keeps the boulders stable. Throughout the canyons and plateaus of Makindi are famous boulders perched in unlikely, precarious, gravity-defying positions.Fast-moving whitewater rivers course through many branches of the Trenches. Birds, reptiles, goblins and kor make their homes on the trenches' sheer surfaces. The Makindi Trenches, a maze of high-walled canyons crisscrossing the mainland.Makindi was destroyed (and its lands transformed into trenches), and the Skyclave fell onto Jwar Isle. A civil war tore the empire in half the Ondu Skyclave turned against the capital. The great capital city of Makindi, which gave its name to an ancient Kor empire, was located in Ondu. The precarious Makindi Trenches, the skyscraping trees of the Turntimber, and the depths of the Crypt of Agadeem all contribute to the strange sensation that travels in Ondu occurs up and down rather than east and west. The geography of Ondu is dominated by a sense of sweeping verticality. The region of Ondu is composed of one central landmass and three major islands off its coast. Ondu is located in the southwestern quadrant of Zendikar and juts into the Silundi Sea.
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