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Atlas of Beings

Explore the beings through their two worlds: the earthly (regions of origin) and the supernatural (dimensions they inhabit).

The world map with the beings’ points of origin. Each glow is a region: the brighter, the more beings.

Brighter = more beings

Regions

  • Ancient Greece (23)
  • Japan (20)
  • Scandinavia (12)
  • Ancient Egypt (11)
  • Israel (11)
  • Ancient Rome (8)
  • Holy Land (8)
  • Mesopotamia (8)
  • South Asia (8)
  • India (7)
  • China (6)
  • Korean Peninsula (5)
  • Arabian Peninsula (4)
  • Philippines (4)
  • Greek Islands (3)
  • Levant (3)
  • Malaysia (3)
  • Central Mexico (3)
  • Ghana (2)
  • Russian Slavic (2)
  • Scotland (2)
  • Thailand (2)
  • Wallachia (2)
  • Andean Altiplano (1)
  • Latin America (1)
  • Ancient Persia (1)
  • Dole-Burgundy (1)
  • Germany (1)
  • Glamis (1)
  • Indo-Pakistan (1)
  • Indonesia (1)
  • Ireland (1)
  • Polish Slavic (1)
  • Sanuki (1)
  • Togo (1)
  • Trinidad (1)

Dimensions

  • Earth (97)
  • Olympus (23)
  • Hell (21)
  • Heaven (12)
  • Spiritual Plane (12)
  • Asgard (8)
  • Mythological Plane (8)
  • Duat (7)
  • Svarga (7)
  • Abyss (5)
  • Mount Zaphon (5)
  • Jötunheim (3)
  • Seventh Heaven (3)
  • Erebus (2)
  • Merkabah (2)
  • Cosmic Ocean (1)
  • Helheim (1)
  • Parallel Jann Realm (1)

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