Lorassyon

Lorassyon is the second largest island of the Lorathi archipelago, almost entirely taken up by a labyrinth-temple that sinks several levels underground.

Its galleries have seen forgotten builders pass through, a conqueror who turned it into his stronghold, and the last followers of a fallen god who took refuge among its stones.

Chapter 1

The labyrinth temple

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Three quarters of the island vanish beneath a stone labyrinth that drops four levels and reaches five hundred feet down. Visitors have long taken it for a great haunted temple, a reputation that has held for centuries.

Builders who arrived in ancient times raised these galleries, and only their work remains — nothing more is known of who they were.

Chapter 2

Qarlon the Great's tower

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After seizing control of the islands, the conqueror Qarlon the Great had a wooden tower built at the heart of the labyrinth. Legend says he decorated its halls with the heads of those who had opposed him.

The stronghold did not survive the Cleansing of Lorath: when the Valyrians swept through the island, the tower was destroyed and the labyrinth's stone was blackened by fire.

Chapter 3

The last followers of the Blind God

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Millennia later, the labyrinth temple sheltered the last acolytes of the Blind God, who had fled to the island after a rebellion against their own god.

They remained within its walls until, a century afterward, the last of them died, and the cult died with him.

What we are not sure about

  1. PositionWe worked it out

    The position was inferred from the label on the base map rather than from a symbol of its own: it marks the area, not the point.

According to the Hielo y Fuego Wiki · Lorassyon · 2026-07-30

Where each datum comes from
Position
centroid of the islands the label covers
English name
visual reading of the label
Spanish name
name that is not translated
Label on the base map
141
What was read
LORASSYON
Features averaged into the centroid
1
Base map
atlas-known-world-2019.png · Adam Whitehead, Atlas of Ice and Fire

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