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Amsvartnir

Last updated 2026-09-10

Amsvartnir is a subarea located in Wavechaser Plain, Nod-Krai.

It is a lake located north of Piramida, above which lies the Royal Court of the Seelie.

Points of Interest

There is 1 point of interest in Amsvartnir:

Name Description
Royal Court of the Seelie

The Royal Court of the Seelie is a sacred and secluded domain of the Seelies beyond mortal sight that becomes available after completing World Quest Echoes of a Forsaken Song.

Quests

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Features

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Ancient Handwriting

Unlocked during the World Quest Echoes of a Forsaken Song.

Exploration

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Descriptions

This place is inhabited only by the grotesque ghostly remains of fallen gods, where the former palaces of the Seelie now stand empty.

Soundtracks

No.Soundtrack NameAlbumPlayed In
13Forsaken HymnWhere Roads Are Pledged to CrossAmsvartnir (after playing the Lyre)

Lore

The location of the lake is described as "beyond the ruins of the ancient palace and on the edge of the wasteland." The lake has a sacred forest, where "whoever breaks the golden branch in the forest will find the Royal Court of the Seelie, which is concealed from mortal eyes during the day."[1]

Trivia

  • In Norse mythology, Ámsvartnir (Old Norse "pitch black") is a lake containing the island Lyngvi, where the gods bound the wolf Fenrir.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishAmsvartnir
Chinese
(Simplified)
安瓦蒂尼尔湖
Ānwǎdìníěr-hú
Amsvartnir Lake
Chinese
(Traditional)
安瓦蒂尼爾湖
Ānwǎdìníěr-hú
Japaneseアームスヴァルトニル
Aamusuvarutoniru-ko
Amsvartnir Lake
Korean암스바르트니르 호수
Amseubareuteunireu Hosu
Amsvartnir Lake
SpanishÁmsvartnirAmsvartnir
FrenchAmsvartnir
RussianОзеро Амсвартнир
Ozero Amsvartnir
Thaiทะเลสาบ Amsvartnir
VietnameseAmsvartnir
GermanAmsvartnir
IndonesianAmsvartnir
PortugueseAmsvartnir
TurkishAmsvartnir
ItalianAmsvartnir

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