Bench type that encompasses the Mallybattle bench, and the Gnujaa bench.

Bench type that includes the Thatch Pub Bench (Sabon).

A place where three rivers (at least one of which is aerial) meet with such force that it can strip the flesh off a gnacien in minutes.

Linear criminals whose fame entered some extra dimensions.

Culture attributed to developing the Abitof bench.

A person who herds the bÓrnt to their pastures each morning.

Also known as Gnel Wrangor, he was a child who built the most amazing sand castles, but never heeded his mother’s warning to keep an eye open in case of a huge wave. When it came, he was too far from safety and so had to dive into one of his creations for safety—with major consequences for his future.

One of the most perishable benches in the MoB’s collection, this Hay Bench is from the contemplation gwome of gl. Thousands of these benches are arranged in a Fibonacci-aware pattern throughout gl that also thwarts decay. That name is also a mantra: both the “g” and the “l” are silent—the sound is the idea of making a trill with the tongue on the roof of one’s mouth.

Oft crudely translated as “spirit door” or “tombshadow” but really meant something a bit more playful.

Citizens of Rhyolite who lost their lives protecting the city’s treasure of Rhyoleir from Federica the Unifier.

Bench commemorating the warlord Nobunaga-Gotari's return from Shirotsumek Hill to Hizurokoro (the gwome he had founded following his near assassination when his ship was swept across what we call the Pacific), where he met Forrest Bess, the painter, who told him of the Bravenleavanne, a culture who believed in good deeds for their own sake—not for reward or for fear of punishment. On the edge of death throughout the crossing, Nobunaga-Gotari recovered only after he scorched the words of prophecy–The Fate of the Clan of Nobunaga–into a massive drift log.

A culture which believed in good deeds for their own sake—not for future reward or for fear of punishment. Also: Culture attributed to developing the Bravenlea bench.