A Bestiary of Nyenir: Being a Record of the Beasts of the Known World
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jul 28 2026
Pages: 58
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Some beasts you can trust the record on. Others you cannot.
From the House of Wisdom's own chronicler comes the first complete catalog of the creatures that share the world of Nyenir - from the vyserions who guard the Floating Mountains' vine-choked peaks, to the desert giants whose backs carry entire Anubarak households across the Empty Land, to the pack-hunting whales sailors call the Wolves of the Sea.
Scolyte Yorin has gathered fifteen accounts across ten countries, weighing each witness's word with the same careful honesty he brings to the great Chronicles themselves. Some entries he can youch for with confidence. Others - the half-glimpsed cave giants of the Sunless Sea, the leviathan whose bones may be nothing but a king's legend turned to stone - he sets down exactly as uncertain as they are, because a record that pretends to know more than it does is no record at all.
Fully illustrated. Faithfully chronicled. Honestly incomplete.
Whether you've walked beside Dovan through six books of the Chronicles, or you're stepping into Nyenir for the very first time, this is the shelf companion no reader of the series should be without.
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