Passage of Ghouls
Last updated 2026-09-02
Passage of Ghouls is a subarea located in Desert of Hadramaveth, Great Red Sand, Sumeru.
A passage depressed between two cliffs that connects Wadi Al-Majuj to The Sands of Al-Azif.
Trivia
- The Ghoul (Arabic: غُول ḡūl) is a creature originating from pre-islamic arabian folklore and possibly older Mesopotamian myths,[1] they are shapeshifters that feeds on the human flesh and lives in remote and desolate places, often near graveyards.
Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Passage of Ghouls | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 亡者狭廊 Wángzhě Xiáláng | Narrow Passage of the Deceased |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 亡者狹廊 Wángzhě Xiáláng | |
| Japanese | 亡者狭路 Mouja Kyouro[2] | Narrow Passage of the Dead |
| Korean | 망자의 통로 Mangja-ui Tongno | Path of the Deceased |
| Spanish | Corredor de las Ánimas | Corridor of Souls |
| French | Passage des goules | Passage of Ghouls |
| Russian | Проход гулей Prokhod guley | Passage of Ghouls |
| Thai | Passage of Ghouls | — |
| Vietnamese | Lối Hẹp Ma Quỷ | |
| German | Korridor der Verstorbenen | Corridor of the Deceased |
| Indonesian | Passage of Ghouls | — |
| Portuguese | Passagem dos Mortos | |
| Turkish | Hortlaklar Geçidi | The Ghosts' Passage |
| Italian | Passaggio dei Ghoul | Passage of Ghouls |
Change History
Released in Version 3.4
References
- ↑ EBSCO: Ghoul (mythical creature)
- ↑ Map, Label: Passage of Ghouls (Japanese)
