The world of Elegor
An overview of the continents, seas, and Nexus Field geography that define the physical world.
High Fantasy · Open Canon · CC BY 4.0
Elegor
A free, collaborative high-fantasy world with its own geography, history, species, and spellcraft. The official canon is open to read, share, and build upon.
What Elegor is
Three ideas at the core
These three commitments govern how Elegor is built, licensed, and shared. Everything else follows from them.
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Open by design
Elegor is released under CC BY 4.0. The official canon is free to read, cite, and build upon. Derivative works may carry any license their creators choose, including all-rights-reserved. The only requirement is attribution.
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A living canon
The Elegor Compendium is the Public Knowledge wiki: a growing, cross-referenced ledger of species, history, geography, institutions, and spellcraft, authored through Narrator avatars and curated by the Elegor Society.
03
Community and recognition
Creators who work in the Elegor setting can submit their works for badge review. Outstanding contributions earn public recognition; the most significant ones become part of the canon itself.
From the Compendium
Entries worth exploring
Sapient species of Elegor
The peoples of Elegor: their origins, biology, and place in the world's history.
Ages of Elegor
From the earliest recorded Epochs to the present day, covering the full historical hierarchy.
The Nexus and magic
How enchantment, incantation, and the three mortal traditions relate to the Nexus Field.
Voices of Elegor
The Narrators
All material in the Compendium is attributed to a Narrator, an in-world scholar or archivist whose perspective shapes the presentation of the canon.
Ipawu Vangiær
ARC Syndicate scholar, Public Knowledge specialistDanegy Mussarav
73-year-old Sapmirai historian, author of We Who Came AfterGirhal Gian'Sheal
34-year-old Zakurai field scholar, Varietas Vitae Society, Ledger of FormsOpen canon, open world
Elegor is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. Anyone may read, share, adapt, and build upon the canon (in any medium, for any purpose) as long as they credit the original creators.