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3606:, were not vicious enough) to be weapons in a great war. So far only one living orc (by name "Mr Nutt") is known to exist although it is suspected that others exist in the wilds of far Überwald. Mr Nutt initially had to hide his species, even from himself, due to the brutal reputation and legends about orcs. Orcs themselves are shown to be not necessarily 'bad' creatures; given the opportunity they can easily educate themselves, gain wisdom and a great sense of honesty and morality. However, many were forced into battle by men and knew only lives of cruelty thus giving rise to their fearsome reputation. They possess exceptional levels of strength, as well as a special organ hidden deep inside their body that is designed to heal the orc, even capable of bringing them back from some types of death. Featured in 560:. The Disc's "standing magical field" is essentially the local breakdown of reality, which allows a flat planet on the back of a turtle to even exist. The force called "magic" is really just a function of the relative absence of reality in the local area, much in the same way that the absence of heat is described as "coldness". Magic warps reality in much the same way as the real universe's gravity warps its space-time. The act of performing magic is, essentially, telling the universe what form it must take, in terms that the universe cannot ignore. This is very draining to magic users, due to Discworld science's Law of Conservation of Reality, which states that magic and mundane methods require the same energy expenditure. This is why most Discworld wizards store magic in a staff, which is a sort of 1900:. These enforcements can be very impractical and inconvenient, such as banning chocolate, Borogravia's main export; depictions of living things (apart from the Duchess); babies (this law is usually overlooked); crop rotation; and any means of airborne communications (namely semaphore and carrier pigeon). The banning of semaphore led to the Borogravians cutting down the clacks towers along the Zlobenian border, which was one of the main causes of war between the two nations (with intermittent conflict going on for so long that no-one can remember why it is actually happening), and the reason for Ankh-Morporkian diplomatic intervention. Perhaps the most militarily aggressive nation on the Disc, Borogravia is known for invading its neighbours and fighting wars (in 579:) occurs when a very powerful spell hits, creating myriad sub-astral particles that severely distort local reality. Building a house in (or even walking into) a region where this has happened is extremely dangerous, as it is mentioned that an individual may not remain the same species, shape or level of sanity as they were when they entered. Medium levels cause odd effects, such as coins landing on their edges and turning into caterpillars. Areas with larger than normal quantities of background magic tend to display unusual qualities, even for the Disc. Very high quantities of magic can knock a hole in Discworld reality, leading to an invasion by 2632:, is also a god, although in human form. He wears a gold mask (the Face of the Sun) and during his official functions carries the Flail of Mercy, the obsidian Reaping Hook of Justice, the Honeycomb of Increase, the Asp of Wisdom, the Sheaf of Plenty, the Gourd of the Water of the Heavens, the Three-Pronged Spear of the Waters of the Earth, the Cabbage of the Vegetative Increase and the Scapula of Hygiene. However, the then Pharaoh Pteppicymon XXVIII, also known as Pteppic, discovered that the mask was in fact gilded lead, the original gold one having likely been sold to pay for the pyramids. 613:-modifiers have been applied to it (e.g. millithaum, kilothaum) in the books. Magic can be measured with a thaumometer, which is described as a black cube with a dial on one side. A standard thaumometer is good for up to a million thaums, beyond that level, Discworld reality starts to break down. Parodying the introduction of the metric system, later Discworld novels refer to the introduction of the newer unit, the Prime, to avoid arguments over the standard sizing of pigeons. It is defined as the magical energy required to move one pound of lead one foot, referencing the 2807:. Muntab is known to be eager to emerge as a dominant nation in the modern world, and is suspected to have ambitions to conquer the hubward nations, most notably Borogravia. As a result, it figures into the famous political problem, the Muntab Question – most often quoted as "Where's Muntab?", but in serious political discussion is more likely to concern the sides on which the more developed nations would fall in a war between Muntab and Borogravia. Muntab is very likely one of the nations in the Alliance that Borogravia is fighting in the novel 3586:. Igors are skilled in surgery, particularly wound repair and transplants, including of entire limbs. They practice on themselves and leave their body parts to their family when they die to be transplanted. Igors are known to appear patchwork and covered in scars; they may have mismatched eyes, extra thumbs, and other individual alterations. Igorinas use their skill to appear beautiful but leave a detail such as a small scar or decorative stitching on themselves to maintain the family resemblance. They draw inspiration from 3561:

approximately 60,000 years old. Their heads are hollow and contain scrolls or (in the case of the older golems) clay tablets, which contains their directives (to work, not to kill, and to be humble). Their scrolls/tablets are also known as their 'chem'. Golems were highly sought after as employees, working without rest apart from occasional holy days where they leave their posts for a few hours. They were traditionally barred from speaking and could only communicate through writing until the events of

1636:. It got its name when a donkey, carrying the supplies of a group of settlers, stopped on a ford and refused to move, forcing them to build their town there. The valley occupied by Bad Ass overlooks a panorama of lesser mountains and foothills. From there, one can see to the edge of the world. In the long winter snows, the roads out of the village are lined with boards to reduce drifting and to stop travellers from straying. A narrow bridge over a stream leads to the village smithy, birthplace of 3632:; they survive on minerals and are named after geology. Trolls are not known to die natural deaths: while they can be killed, as they grow several centuries old they head to the mountains, sit down, think deep thoughts, and eventually merge into the landscape. A Troll's intelligence is dependent on the current temperature, at colder temperatures they can be smart as Einstein but as it gets warmer their brains overheat. Discworld Trolls draw inspiration from Scandinavian folklore. ( 6779: 77: 6769: 1831:Überwald effectively comprises two utterly distinct societies; the dwarfs (who exist below in their cavernous cities and tunnels), and everybody else, who lives above on the surface. By tradition, the laws of the surface people do not apply underground, and vice versa. Überwaldian dwarfs are far more hidebound and traditional than their cousins near the Sto Plains, which has led to a certain culture clash between the two (cf. 3452:. Dwarfs believe the universe to have been created by Tak, a figure who wrote into being, in order, himself, the Laws, the world, a cave, and a geode; the first Human and Dwarf hatched from the Geode and Tak fashioned the first Troll from what remained when he saw it was trying to come alive. When a Dwarf dies, their tools are melted down and they are buried with a weapon of the finest quality for their journey after death. ( 818:. Discworld wizards avoid doing so because narrative that severely strains credibility requires outright sources of magic to feed on, sometimes indiscriminately. Knowledge of stories, their use and how to change them forms the basis of many forms of magical power in Discworld physics. Pratchett characters who use or change stories include Lilith, Black Aliss, and Granny Weatherwax. The habit of many Discworlders to take 237: 36: 1904:, it is mentioned in passing that Borogravia has invaded Mouldavia), with the army being regarded as the only effective branch of government. However, it struggles to keep up with this demand because of its crippled economy (caused by highly inconvenient "abominations"), and as a result of fighting the country is seriously short of young men, so much that a proportion of its soldiers are in fact women in disguise (see 318: 2706:, having conquered the neighbouring countries of Betrek, Istanzia and Ushistan in the name of the Great God Om. After Brutha became the Cenobiarch, the country reversed directions and became the home of a renowned theological college and library. These days it is known for the constant arguing amongst the clergy, as new interpretations of Brutha's teachings spring up every day. The currency of Omnia is the 2418:, being knurd strips away all the comforting illusions in which people usually spend their lives, letting them see and think clearly for the first time. This is a very traumatic experience, although it is noted that it sometimes leads to important discoveries. To counteract the effects of Klatchian coffee, in Klatch it is drunk with Orakh (a very violent alcoholic beverage made by mixing scorpion venom and 517:

silvery glowing plants, which feed the lunar dragons. The other half is burnt black by the sun. The moon rotates and completes a full revolution in about a month; the full moon occurs when the luminescent side is completely visible from the Disc; the new moon when the dark side is shown. The sun's orbit is so complex that one of the elephants has to cock its leg to allow the sun to continue on its orbit.

405:) as it slowly swims through space. Magic is an everyday feature of life on Discworld, whilst even science (the speed of light for example) has unearthly qualities. The similarities to Planet Earth (the presence of human motives such as greed) only exacerbate the strangeness of Discworld itself (these motives are often achieved or thwarted through the direct intercession of Gods and other Powers). 179: 2661:, leading to a siege that lasted for decades. To this day Tsort and Ephebe believe there is a place for giant wooden horses in combat. Tsort possesses a Great Pyramid, although pyramid-building has long been out of fashion and – no doubt because of the example of nearby Djelibeybi – modern Tsorteans scorn the things. Tradition claims Tsort was razed by the armies of Ephebe under 2838:. They are renowned as the most pessimistic and angst-ridden culture on the Disc; their writing is engraved on giant slabs of stone rather than more conveniently written on paper. Large discs of precisely-carved stone with holes in the middle are used for almost every imaginable purpose except making wheels, a technology which they have not yet discovered. Before the events in 3541:". The major gods are in a loose-knit pantheon seated at Cori Celisti, a huge mountain at the Hub of the Disc, in a palace known as "Dunmanifestin". The gods play games with people's souls on a board that is a carving of the disc. Two gods, Fate and Luck (AKA The Lady) are immune to change as there is hardly anybody in the multiverse who doesn't believe in them. 908:. In addition to its flatness, Pratchett gives it another principal geographic feature; Cori Celesti, a 10-mile-high (16 km) mountain that lies at its exact centre and is the point of origin for its standing magical field. Cori Celesti is also the location of Dunmanifestin, the home of many of the Disc's gods and the Discworld analogue of real-world 2803:, once had to make sure one of them choked on a fishbone). It is often used as a generic third-world country, as in "Eat your dinner, there are starving children in Muntab who'd be glad to have that!" It is more or less on the border between the continent of Klatch and the Unnamed Continent, and is located more or less rimwards of 3197:) and Worralorrasurfa. Time and space appear more consistent in these areas. An odd quirk of the Fourecksian government is that they immediately put their politicians in jail as soon as they are elected. According to the locals, "It saves time." Another important feature of the city is the Old Brewery, where Roo Beer 1492:(Slice). They are the Disc's main magical conduit, as they lie like a metal rod across the centre of the Disc's magical field (indeed, the source of the field, the Cori Celesti, is technically part of the Ramtops), and are thus alive with unreality. Portals to various otherworlds dot the range's hidden crevices; " 3333:

sometimes hostile, species in Discworld's cities. Though Discworld races are often inspired by other authors' versions or by real-world mythologies, they may have different characteristics than their prototypes. For example, on Discworld trolls are made of stone rather than being turned to stone by sunlight like

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across it can be fraught with peril. Similarly, Lancre contains areas where the landscape echoes the state of mind of those who pass through, leading confident travellers to find babbling brooks while, in the same place at the same time, disheartened travellers find deep valleys and raging mountain torrents.

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The 25th of May is quietly celebrated by the survivors of the People's Revolution, which ended the reign of Lord Winder. They wear a sprig of lilac and gather at the Small Gods Cemetery to honour the Watchmen who fell: Cecil Clapman, Ned Coates, Dai Dickins, John Keel, Horace Nancyball, Billy Wiglet,

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Gargoyles are a subspecies of Troll that evolved for urban environments; unlike most Trolls, Gargoyles are carnivorous and eat pigeons. They tend to squat on rooftops and are reluctant to move. They enjoy absorbing rainwater from gutters and directing it through their jaws at pedestrians below. Their

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Kingdoms in the Ramtops tend to be small, isolated, and sparsely populated. Much of the economy is agrarian and communities largely consist of loosely affiliated groups of self-sufficient farms. The Ramtops are known for their harsh winters; snow drifts can rise up to fifteen feet (4.6 m) during

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have been too unintelligent to find; it is said to be much easier to discover than fire, and only slightly harder to discover than water. One of Rincewind's many accumulated positions is Reader in Slood Dynamics. The General Theory of Slood was discovered by Archchancellor Sloman, and a stained glass

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In the opening books, the number eight is significant and has magical properties on the Disc, (e.g. the number of the colour of Magic, octarine) and should never be spoken by wizards, especially in certain places. Doing so may allow the ancient dungeon dimension creature "Bel-Shamharoth the sender of

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Elves come from a parasitic world, referred to as "Elfland" or "Fairyland" ruled by their Queen; it latches onto other worlds to steal from and sometimes enslave the population. The world is currently cold, filled with snow, does not feel like a real place, and nothing grows older there; time passes

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Closely resemble gods and number in the millions. They live in Pandemonium, a city in a spacious dimension on the same space-time continuum as the Disc. Demons are hierarchical, murderously competitive, and staunch traditionalists. Able to peer across multiple dimensions and yet unimaginative, their

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while fleeing the bug-obsessed god of evolution during the creation of Fourecks. Shortly before the permanent drought reached catastrophic proportions the anticyclone was dissipated by Rincewind, although, as usual, he received no credit. Many Ecksians have since taken the opportunity to explore the

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The Empire was founded thousands of years ago by the Emperor One Sun Mirror. Until fairly recently, it was ruled by a number of constantly fighting and somewhat psychotic noble families (the Hongs, the Sungs, the Fangs, the Tangs and the McSweeneys), all jockeying to be emperor. They viewed politics

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overtones as well. Howondaland is not so much a country as a blank patch on the map. Just as "darkest Africa" remained largely unexplored by Europeans until the 19th century, "darkest Klatch" is largely unknown to most Discworlders. Exploration of the land has been hampered by the habit of explorers

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makes clear that Klatchians are technologically and scientifically advanced. It is said that the Klatchians had 15 distinct words for assassination before the rest of the world had caught on to the idea of hitting each other with rocks. This situation parallels that which existed between Europe

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Library, which has a diameter of 100 yards, but an infinite radius). "Gnarly ground" can be detected by those with magical senses, or those with keen eyesight who observe how clouds and shadows appear to fracture as they pass across it. Flying over such areas is not for the faint-hearted and walking

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had an early career as an armourer in one of the Pseudopolis city militias; curiously (and this may be no more than a coincidence, although there may be a connection given Nobby's penchant for nicking and flogging anything not nailed down), Pseudopolis always lost its wars at this period because of

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tries to kill the patron of Hogswatch by using an old magic that involves controlling a person with a part of their body (in this case, the teeth collected by the Tooth Fairies), in order to stop children from believing in him, and almost succeeds. It is also possible for humans to gain godly powers

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Reality is spread thinly on the Disc, so events may be affected by expectations, especially those of 'intelligent' species such as humans, dwarves, etc. As such, the Discworld is not governed by real-world physics or logic but by belief and narrative resolution. Essentially, if something is believed

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orbit the Great A'Tuin, both about 1 mile (1.6 km) in diameter when described at the start of the series, but the description of their diameter is increased to at least 80 miles (130 km) later in the chronicles. The moon is slightly closer to the Disc than the sun. One half is covered with

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While choosing to appear tall and beautiful to humans, their real appearance is thin and grey with triangular faces and pointy eyes. They navigate and track other creatures through magnetic fields, and as such are heavily pained by iron. They have the ability to manipulate people's minds. The Elves

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The legal aspects of Dwarfish Culture are known as "kruk", which translates as "mining law" but also covers laws regarding ownership, marriage, and handling disputes. The Low King, whose authority extends over all dwarfish communities, is the final arbiter in cases where where the kruk is unclear.

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Due to the Great A'Tuin's travelling through the universe, the night sky of the Discworld changes markedly over the course of decades, as the turtle departs older constellations and enters new ones. This means that astrologers must constantly update and alter their horoscopes to incorporate all-new

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Pratchett also created a variety of other fictional life forms on the Discworld. Like the sentient species, these also have real-world connections, although most of these connections take the form of slight changes to existing real-world animals, as shown in the .303 bookworm, which is a worm that

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Its economy is largely based on the capture and salvage of nautical wreckage as it heads towards the Rimfall. To aid in this, the Krullians constructed the Disc's largest manmade object: the Circumfence, a great net that extends across a third of the Disc's perimeter. Now in disrepair, it is still

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Although they have been an empire in the past, the Sto Plains currently exist as a loose collection of independent city-states, ruled over by a close-knit (and probably interrelated) ruling class. The Sto Plains could be thought of as being similar to Germany prior to the unification of the states

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The areas closer to the Rim are warmer and tropical, since the Disc's sun passes closer to them in its orbit. At the Rim, a great, encircling waterfall (the Rimfall) sends the Disc's oceans cascading into space. Pratchett is evasive about how the water eventually returns to refill the oceans, only

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Great A'Tuin has been mentioned to frequently roll on its belly to avoid asteroid and comet collisions, or even to snatch these projectiles out of the sky which might otherwise destroy the Disc. These stunts do not affect the Disc's population, other than to induce severe seasickness on anyone who

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of the Disc might be crushed, simply slide off, or else the entire world will end. The hypothesis is that all stars in the sky are also worlds carried by giant turtles, and that when all the turtles meet they will mate passionately, for the first and only time; from that mating, it is hypothesised

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as being naturally two drinks short of actual sobriety. This makes him slightly knurd by default, which partially accounts for his depressive nature and tendency towards alcoholism—he started out looking for a cure to knurdness. Once he starts drinking, however, he cannot stop and always gets the

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Most maps show Lancre as roughly 40 by 10 miles (64 by 16 km), its true area remains unknown – partly because of its mountainous terrain and the fact that it borders on the Ramtops, but also due to the warping effect of high level of background magic. Geography in parts of Lancre can take on

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are made out of it, as is Old Tom, the university's bell. It is used to make magic needles and bells. It releases magical radiation, but if it becomes negatively polarised, it can be used to absorb such radiation. It generates significant amounts of heat under pressure, accounting for most of the

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Short, stocky, bearded metal-workers, generally seen wearing leather and chain mail and brandishing axes. Historically they were usually miners and smiths but were also known for being excellent engineers, jewelers, and printers. Male and female dwarfs historically dress the same. Both wear long

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to be an important part of human psychology. Their absence, according to the Creator, can cause psychological problems. "On the surface they were all right, but deep down they knew something was missing", as he put it, referring to the inhabitants of a world where he forgot to include any. Since

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Golems are humanoid beings made of clay approximately 7 to 8 feet tall and fiery triangle eyes. They do not feel hunger, the need to sleep, pain, or boredom, and can survive in extreme temperatures and conditions. They can repair themselves and last for centuries with the oldest specimens being

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the Istanzian forces were reported to be making repeated armed incursions across the Slipnir River, Vimes's offer to arrange for the Istanzian Ambassador to "...go home in an ambulance" resulted in the Istanzian forces pulling back so far that they were "...nearly in the next country." At some

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The Great Nef is a vast desert on the Klatchian continent, noted mainly for containing the Dehydrated Ocean, an ocean consisting of dehydrated water. Dehydrated water is a peculiar substance found only in areas of high magical concentration. It resembles fine sand, but can be reconstituted into

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As a democracy, Ephebe is unusual on the Discworld. Those citizens who are not disqualified on account of being foreigners, mad, poor or female elect a Tyrant to run the city, who invariably turns out to be a criminal madman. They then elect another Tyrant, who is much the same. At the time of

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the cat, on a deep level, that he is a human. In fact, the main reason the Auditors of Reality dislike sentient beings in the Discworld universe is that the Auditors are the personifications of the real-world laws of physics, but the Discworld physics' power of belief and the humans' ignorance

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Pratchett populated the Discworld with his own interpretations of numerous classic fantasy and mythological races as well as humans. While humans are portrayed as the main inhabitants of the major Discworld cities, many other races have left their traditional domain and integrated with other,

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and thought she could force everyone to be happy if only she could get them to follow the logic of the "happy ending." Under her rule, innkeepers who were not fat and jolly or inclined to tell jokes were sent to the dungeon, and Genua's ruler, the Baron Saturday, was murdered so that his heir

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of the majority of Morporkian-speaking countries; Pratchett did not state how widespread Latatian was in Discworld, but it was in use beyond simply Ankh-Morpork. Used, most often for humour, in novels in the mottoes of noble families, civic organisations, and Guilds of Ankh-Morpork, in legal

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Koom Valley is a location somewhere in Überwald. Hundreds of years ago, the trolls and the dwarfs met in a battle at Koom Valley in which each side apparently ambushed the other. Nowadays, dwarfs celebrate the Battle of Koom Valley Day, on the same day that trolls celebrate Troll New Year.

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mines. Holly is the one plant that can grow in Llamedos's climate; everything else just rots. Llamedos is run by druids, who dot the land with stone circles used for computation. This is a lifetime job, since they frequently need upgrading. Llamedos is a fairly obvious parody of the British

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The school resembles a traditional English independent girls' school, with an academic curriculum and heavy emphasis on respectable and decent behaviour. Students at the school do not seem to be preparing for any particular profession. Susan Sto Helit describes it as "an education in, well,

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Such is the nature of belief on the Disc that temporary new gods come into being on a regular basis, and often for such mundane things as stuck drawers; Anoia, Goddess of Things That Get Stuck in Drawers, came into her powers in such a manner, though she was previously a volcano goddess.

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Grass Country is an area of rich farmland which, thanks to its proximity to the Ramtops, also happens to be saturated with magic. So saturated, in fact, that it is possible to grow re-annual crops: crops that germinate and grow the spring before they are planted. This is the homeland of

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School) will admit female students (although the Assassins have since changed this policy), so Miss Butts founded the College "on the astonishing principle that, since gels had nothing much to do until someone married them, they might as well occupy the time with learning things."

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Pratchett describes the turtle as male), but the subject of much speculation by some of the Disc's finest scientific minds. The sex of the World Turtle is pivotal in proving or disproving a number of conflicting theories about the destination of Great A'Tuin's journey through the

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The 32nd of December, or the day before the New Year, is known as "Hogswatchnight". Traditionally associated with pigs, to ensure the warmth and loving companionship of a pig for the rest of the cold, lonely winter. Many Hogswatch traditions are parodies of those associated with

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These exist in the Dungeon Dimensions, a place outside the multiverse devoid of space and time. They attempt to enter in places where the walls of reality are thin and hate living things intensely. Some wizards have said the Things were once Dark Gods that were driven out of the

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depicts a brief war between the two mainly on economic land ownership grounds. It is also a common metaphorical boundary for anything considered genuinely "foreign", despite other areas of similar distance not being considered as such. There is some cultural mistrust between the

3361:. Most choose to seem as disgusting as possible. Demons can be summoned to do a human's bidding. They enjoy being treated ceremoniously and shown respect. Some low-grade demons stay on Discworld permanently, operating devices such as pocket-watches and picture-making devices. 2943:. Gold is such a ubiquitous metal in the Agatean Empire that it has taken on the role of lead as a material for roofing and plumbing; gold is only used for small denominations of the rhinu, whilst larger denominations such as ten rhinu are issued in the form of paper notes. 1910:). At the beginning of the novel, aspects of modern society such as police services and newspapers are alien concepts to Borogravians, with Nugganatic laws being enforced by 'citizen's committees', and the government being the sole disseminator of information to the public. 2329:, a rather vain and foolish man who was obsessed with poetry. A genie reportedly granted a great fortune to his grandfather, which was more or less squandered by modern times. It is unknown whether Creosote is still Seriph; the Prince Cadram and Prince Khufurah appeared in 3487:

Members of this race carry everything they own on their backs, some supplemented by carts. Their appearance and smell repels most other races, but their extreme collection habits are credited with keeping the streets of Ankh-Morpork clean (for a limited value of 'clean').

3403:, adapted for a heavy air environment. They are prone to various illnesses and known to fatally explode when stressed. No specimens are known to exist in the wild but they have been bred in captivity as pets for generations, although they can be difficult to take care of. 1866:, it is suggested that Uberwald is developing and moving closer to Ankh-Morpork thanks to the vampire Lady Margalotta. It also suggests that the Emperor of Uberwald was an evil sorcerer, who created orcs, some of whom survived up to the present, giving rise to Mr. Nutt. 3536:

Discworld theologians believe there are 3,000 major gods and rising. Gods are called into being by the belief of sentient lifeforms, and their status and power derives from the number and devotion of their believers. Those without followers or very few are known as

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or perhaps a play on the expression "How on earth ...?" transformed into "How on the land... ?" There is also an echo of Lewis Carroll's "Wonderland" in the name. In some of the early Discworld novels (American publications) it is spelled "Howonderland." In

1835:). Überwald is the centre of Dwarfish history and politics; the Low King, the final arbiter of Dwarfish law, has his seat of power in the underground Überwald city of Schmaltzberg (literally "mountain of fat"; a double or even triple play on the Austrian town of 1762:

On the rare maps of the Ramtops that existed, it was spelled Überwald. But Lancre people had never got the hang of accents and certainly didn't agree with trying to balance two dots on another letter, where they'd only roll off and cause unnecessary punctuation.

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and Tsort. The Circle Sea is the location of Leshp, an island that occasionally rises to the surface on a cushion of foul-smelling gas, before settling back to the seafloor once more. Leshp's last appearance sparked a near-war between Ankh-Morpork and Klatch in

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additional properties that exist either outside, or in addition to, the conventional geographic dimensions. These areas include the Lancre moors, where reality can become folded into deep troughs and ridges known as "gnarly ground". The effect, as mentioned in

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happens to be looking at the night sky at that time. A'Tuin has been known to do more complex rolls and corkscrews, but these are rarer. This is similar to real-world sea turtles' habit of rolling over with their shell down to protect themselves from sharks.

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to learn more about Great A'Tuin's intents have not met with much success, mainly because they did not realise that its brain functions are on such a slow timescale. All they have been able to discern is that the Great A'Tuin is looking forward to something.

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over the River Kneck, which forms the border between the two nations and frequently changes its course after flooding. Worship of Nuggan was banned in Zlobenia without much objection. Zlobenia's soldiers wear blue uniforms. Borogravians call Zlobenians

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was declared Emperor, and started changing the system into one a no-nonsense barbarian could feel comfortable with. It was felt by many of the peasantry that he was the "preincarnation" of One Sun Mirror, because Agateans believe in a form of backward

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Only briefly mentioned in the books, Hersheba is a small desert kingdom rimwards of Klatchian empire, practically on the more-or-less vague boundary of Howondaland. The country is said to be ruled by a queen who lives forever (probably a reference to

3693:). In the case of zombies, they are (unlike the classic horror-fiction depiction) fully sentient; for many of them, 'dying at their desk' merely presented a minor inconvenience and a chance to request bereavement leave on behalf of their families. ( 1400:

Politically, Sto Lat is the capital of a kingdom ruled by Queen Kelirehenna, which includes Sto Helit, Sto Kerrig, and the Eight Protectorates. Her authority is exercised through a Mayor. The kingdom was one of the first places outside Ankh-Morpork

811:. A hero will always win when outnumbered, since million-to-one chances are dramatic enough to "crop up nine times out of ten", but always lose when faced with "a little bald wrinkly smiling man" who is almost always highly trained in martial arts. 693:

off cliffs; on the Disc, they do, because that is what people believe. These concepts of Discworld physics are also exploited in both wizard and witch magic. For example, when a character wishes to turn a cat into a human, the easiest way is to

3316:, it has been shown that life does exist over the Rim of the Discworld, whether that be rimfishers (kingfisher specially adapted to living over the rim) or entire islands populated by the survivors of shipwrecks and their possible descendants. 2356:, only with sand instead of mud". It is bisected by the Tsort River. The city is noted for its wind, which blows from the vast deserts of Klatch, and has been described as "a gentle but persistent breeze". Notable features of the city include 654:, which will always point towards Cori Celesti. Light is so oddly affected by magic that, as it passes into the Disc's atmosphere, it actually slows down from millions to hundreds of miles an hour. One odd effect of this is that the Disc has 2860:

The Counterweight Continent is situated on the opposite edge of the Discworld from the Unnamed Continent and Klatch. It is smaller than these other two landmasses but acts as a counterweight because its crust is made up largely of gold and

2526:. Much of this population is made up of slaves, who have steadfastly refused any efforts to give them more rights; they are quite happy with their guaranteed income and safety as slaves (and the possibility of owning slaves of their own). 2934:

and other heavy metals. Exchange rates between the Ankh-Morpork dollar and the Empire's currency, the rhinu, has never been established because the solid gold coins are worth significantly less on the Counterweight Continent than on the

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literally has combined with the power of belief to produce some very odd areas on the Discworld. The Place Where The Sun Does Not Shine, for instance, is a deep crevasse in Lancre, incidentally located between A Rock and A Hard Place.

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Due to its unique position, Krull is one of the Disc's main centres of astronomical and astrological learning; indeed until recently, its high priest was also its chief astronomer. Krull possesses a magical University and, unlike the

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briefly sparked a resumption of hostilities, which mostly involved highly reluctant soldiers hiding in wooden horses, waiting for the other side to take them into the city. This was quickly ended by the Djel's abrupt reappearance. In

2852:, who was a junior demon who supplanted the previous Tezumen god, a stick; after manifesting himself to his worshippers, he was revealed to be only six inches high. The Tezumens have since tired of gods and killed all their priests. 2422:

sap and fermenting it in the sun for several weeks), possibly referring to Italian "espresso" coffee which is often drunk with "grappa", a very strong, often homemade, alcohol (although the name "Orakh" is presumably a reference to

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a variety of fictional languages, though most, if not all, of these are versions of real-world languages renamed to match country names created for the novels. Alongside those of the non-human species such as Dwarfs, Trolls, and

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until the Knot was undone – sliced in half – by Carelinus. The people of Tsort worship all manner of gods, some of which seem to comprise all the bits the other gods had left over. The river Tsort bisects the desert rimwards of

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Its most recent king before the present monarch was King Olerve, who was shot with a crossbow by an assassin hired by the original Duke of Sto Helit, a thoroughly nasty man who staged a bid for the succession, thwarted only by

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The continent of Klatch consists of that part of the Discworld's super continent that is rimwards of the Circle Sea. Like the distinction between Europe and Asia, the difference between Klatch and the unnamed continent that

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Krullians are noted for their habitual nervousness and fatalism, the product of spending their lives overlooking a bottomless black abyss of infinity. On the Disc, the phrase "being on edge" is a reference to the Krullians.

1983:), and powerful witches can and do reside there, although the local baron has outlawed witchcraft, meaning they do not identify themselves as such. This law has since been repealed or at least ignored by the new baron since 1603:. Lancre is also famous for is young people going off and seeking their fortunes, usually in Ankh-Morpork. Lancre is also the physical location for (possibly two) independent gateways to a "parasite universe" inhabited by 3571:

changed their specifications. In the novel, they also began to buy back their freedom and attained independence of thought, deciding what they want their own inner words to be. Discworld's Golems draw inspiration from the

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Huge fierce beasts similar to legends from Earth. They had been thought extinct on the Disc until one attacked the city of Ankh-Morpork; some postulated that they migrated to somewhere with lower gravity. A subspecies of

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The Rhoxie: The Seriph of al Khali's resplendent palace, in the centre of the city. Surrounded by an artificial paradise, it contains the Seriph's harem and courtiers. However, it was heavily damaged during the events of

1381:) and to which it is connected by two clacks towers. It encompasses a large boulder emerging out of the Sto Plains like 'a geological pimple', left there by the retreating Ice Giants. The castle is built into this rock. 2411:

is described as the opposite of being drunk: Not sobriety – the mere absence of drunkenness – but just as far away from sobriety in the opposite direction, resulting in an appalling existential clarity. According to

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In the Roundworld (following Terry Pratchett's diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease), Match It For Pratchett called on fans to wear lilacs on 25 May in support of Terry. The date was chosen by Pratchett’s assistant,

2534:(the position of which in the Discworld chronology is somewhat obscure), Ephebe was ruled by a small, fat man with skinny legs, who resembled an egg hatching upside-down. It is unknown whether he is still ruler. 3729:

who can be trained to target a single individual, forcing people away from him/her. In that sense they act like guard dogs, whether their "master" likes it or not. They appear to be barely sentient. Featured in

3038:. It is also the site of the death of explorer Sir Roderick Purdeigh, after he yelled at a "native" and jabbed him with his walking stick in an attempt to make him stand up straight and say something other than 1891:

Borogravia is an extremely backward and reactionary nation, whose laws are defined by their god Nuggan. Nuggan dictates "abominations", which are things that have been banned by him, to his worshippers via the

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takes great pains to avoid saying the word). On the other hand, eight turns up in many places one would expect the number seven in the real world (e.g. the Discworld week contains eight days, not seven). After

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The lands around the Hub, also called the High Tops, are icy, mountainous and cold. They are also the areas closest to the Cori Celesti, and so are crackling with magic. They are roughly equivalent to Earth's

3259:, the Land of the Long White Cloud); and Purdeigh's Island (or Purdeighsland), discovered by the explorer Sir Roderick Purdeigh, who somehow missed the continent itself (in much the same way the Dutch sailor 2923:, lit. ghost man). The name is a pun on the term "Jade Empire," referring to ancient China. The capital of the Empire is Hunghung and the biggest port (and only one mentioned) is Bes Pelargic. However, in 2573:

and so it was placed some distance inland. Sailors who find themselves stranded on the rocks of the harbour have considered the lighthouse a quite beautiful thing to look at whilst waiting to be rescued.

2401:, Klatchian coffee has a strong sobering effect, bringing the drinker "to the other side of sobriety". This state of sobriety is referred to as knurd ("drunk" spelled backwards; compare the entry in the 702:

More significantly, it is also belief that gives Discworld's gods their powers. Discworld gods start off as tiny spirits, and gain power as they gain believers; this is explored most thoroughly in

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The Ramtops are the Discworld's principal mountain range. Across their vast extent, from the Hub to the Rim, they incorporate elements from virtually every noted mountain range of Earth, from the

3012:, it can be presumed Cohen is no longer Emperor. Details of his replacement are unknown, although it is implied that most of the duties of governance had already been assumed by his Grand Vizier 4506:

However, for you, my friend, zis is difficult because we don't sell our birthright unless, that is, the price is extremely 'igh. And, when the news gets out about the railway the price will be

855:

The Disc contains magical substances. One such is octiron, a dense black metal that is a large part of the Discworld's crust. Its melting point is above the range of metal forges. The gates of

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The little turtles have since gone off on their own journeys. Whether this was the event the Great A'Tuin was looking forward to or merely one step towards its ultimate goal is not mentioned.

2545:, they made wine of everything they could stuff in a bucket and ate whatever couldn't crawl out of one, which gives time for Ephebe's major export: philosophy. For what it's worth (about one 1043:

The unnamed continent is the one on which most of the books are set. It is essentially the analogue of Europe, and contains among other things the Sto Plains and Ramtops, as well as the more

2614:. The ancient country of Ur lies Rimward of it. The kingdom is almost entirely underwater during the flood season, and both threatened and protected on either side by stronger neighbours ( 1000:

The Circle Sea is an almost landlocked body of water approximately halfway between the Hub and the Rim, opening at the turnwise side into the Rim Ocean. The Circle Sea is analogous to the

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It appears unusual in the economics of the disc in that Bhangbhangduc uses the Silver Standard to base its money. This is unpopular in other areas who use gold (which does not tarnish).

2511:, it was briefly invaded by Omnia; however, this occupation quickly collapsed and Ephebe launched a decisive counter-strike in alliance with the other nations along the Klatchian coast. 2393:

The Temple Frescoes: Famous frescoes of people involved in sexual acts. Tours leave hourly from the Square of 967 Delights (Khalians are meticulous about things that interest them).

2032:("bugger all" spelled backwards); Llamedos, accordingly, is "Sod 'em all" spelled backwards. The inhabitants tend to speak with a doubled-L accent, i.e. "Llots of lluck!" Its native son 870:

fingles do not exist on Earth, it is implied that Earth is the planet the Creator is referring to, and humanity is the species that is fundamentally incomplete because of their absence.

247: 3415:, the serpent is huge and wraps around the rim of the world biting its own tail. It has not been observed on the Discworld, but has been observed from there on other disc-shaped worlds. 3163:, while a list of the harmless ones contains only "Some of the sheep." There are few poisonous snakes in XXXX, the explanation being that "most of them have been eaten by the spiders". 1731:, Überwald's climate and conditions contrive to fulfill human expectations: for example, Überwaldian thunderclaps occur whenever someone makes a particularly forceful pronouncement. In 1081:, which is located near the northeast of the coat of arms. Many young people who leave the farming areas of the Plains for life in the big city would happily never see a cabbage again. 494:, in which the Great A'Tuin attended the hatching of eight baby turtles, each with four baby elephants and a tiny discworld of their own, would seem to support the Big Bang hypothesis. 3967:. Years and centuries are also given names by the UU's astrologers. 2005 AM, for instance, is the Year of the Prawn, the fifth year of the Century of the Anchovy. The majority of the 2502:

that in its early history, it fought a series of damaging wars against Tsort, with which it remains in a cold-war situation to this day. The disappearance of the Djel River valley in

528:, and thus Great A'Tuin, are composed largely of the fictional element chelonium, the properties of which are apparently known to them (they do tests to look for it in Roundworld in 3201:

is made. It has a huge billboard featuring a grinning kangaroo. The New Brewery is abandoned, because it was built on an "unsacred site" which made the beer flat- a reference to the

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Igors are a humanoid family in Überwald, all of whom are named Igor or Igorina. Igors are known to lurch, shamble, and speak with a lisp. Many have served aristocratic vampires and

4045:: originally "Fabricati Diem, Puncti Agunt Celeriter", meaning "Make the day, the moments pass quickly"; due to erosion, this later shortened to "Fabricati Diem, Punc"; that is, 3225:

they have one that is 30 feet (9 m) tall at the bottom, but a one-half mile (800 m) tall at the top. The Archchancellor is named Bill Rincewind, possibly a relation of

2742:, it was discovered that inexpensive tobacco for consumption in Ankh-Morpork was produced on Howondaland plantations, using slave labour by goblins transported from the Shires. 4033:

principles, and by Discworld wizards, doctors, and scientists, the latter a satire of those professions' use of Latin to obfuscate language to laymen. Comparable to real-world

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became more comfortable openly being known as female and dressing in feminine attire. They have parallels with dwarfs from Nordic and Germanic mythology and are similar to the

1979:. The "soft" geology of the area is, according to some mountain witches, not conducive to the channelling of magic. In fact this is a misconception (the bones of the hills are 3105:

and other sources state that on Fourecks time and space are very twisted up, and there is a big time source right in the middle (probably the Red Rock, the Ecksian version of

4121:. Minor differences in pronunciation alter word meanings completely. Pratchett sometimes used pictograms in the font of characters speaking Agatean. Comparable to real-world 1276:: a circle of flowers, each of which opens its petals at a different hour. Quirm is also famous for its (blue-veined) cheese. Quirmian cuisine is generally characterised by 3821:

when it passes perpendicularly. However most people, especially farmers, consider four seasons to be a year, so an Agricultural Year of 400 days is used for most purposes.

2628:, devoted to building them. As a result, Djelibeybi is permanently bankrupt. The country has an enormous number of local gods, unknown to the world outside. Its ruler, the 790:

by Terry Pratchett. On the Disc, if a story or legend is told often enough and believed by enough people, it becomes true. This is known as the law of narrative causality.

2966:; the goal was to put one's opponent in an untenable position, and the best way to do that was to take as many opposing pieces as possible through the sacrifice of pawns. 1896:, a "living testament" in which new "abominations" appear "religiously" from Nuggan, with the necessity of adding fresh pages making it the only holy book to be kept in a 3120:, and advertised there with adverts playing on Australian stereotypes. According to the books, maps used the label "XXXX" because no-one knew what the place was called. 2240:, Omnia, and the more rimwards territories of Howondaland, Tezumen Empire, Betrek, Smale, Klatchistan, and Muntab. It can be thought of as roughly equivalent to Africa. 3888:. In the Astronomical Year the second midwinter (the year's midway point) is called Crueltide, but due to people using the Agricultural Year this is the same festival. 200: 3976:

Other calendars count from various other events, and different schools of astronomy give the years different names. The Theocracy of Muntab has a calendar that counts

2622:). It was once great, but all that now remains is an expensive palace, a few ruins and pyramids. The entire economic life of the country is, until after the events of 2187:, Lily was deposed and sent to a dimension of endless mirrors, and Ella was able to assume her role as Baroness of Genua without marrying a frog as Lily had intended. 782:. Nothing on the Disc can exist without a Story first existing to mould its destiny and determine its form. This is, perhaps, a take on the fact that nothing can ever 2183:. The name "Genua" therefore could also be an ironic echo of "genuine", which is exactly what Genua, at this time, was not. Eventually, thanks to the efforts of the 650:, are muffled by the power of the Disc's magical field, and rather than a magnetised needle, navigators on the Disc use a compass with a needle of the magical metal 2973:), the Emperor was seen as a god, and could do anything he liked. Given how nastily inventive a noble had to be to get to this point, this was not a good thing. In 1855:), after carefully studying history books, point out that the Battle of Koom Valley seemed to have been repeated several times. The name comes from the Welsh word 3911:

In the Omnian religion, Hogswatchnight is called the Fast of St Ossory. Omnians celebrate with fasting, prayer meetings, and the exchange of religious pamphlets.

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at the Hub. Its closest point to the Unnamed Continent is about 15 miles (24 km) away but, as the channel is under an ice cap, it is often referred to as an

2776:, against Hersheba by Klatchian D'regs, and against both sides by their own D'regs has led to the border being in a permanent state of war. The name is a play on 441:(named Berilia, Tubul, Great T'Phon, and Jerakeen) who in turn carry the Discworld. The narration has described A'Tuin as "the only turtle ever to feature on the 3770:

evolved differently due to the danger of consuming magic books, or the hermit elephant, which is an elephant who has evolved hermit crab-like living conditions.

1661:, which give the area the nickname "Enlightenment Country". The Hublands are also the closest thing the Disc has to a pole, and so are home to its equivalent of 484:, which in-universe is known as the "steady gait" theory, is that Great A'Tuin came from nowhere and is going to keep swimming through space to nowhere forever. 1363:

According to the books, Sto Lat is a sizable walled town in the Sto Plains, although eclipsed enormously both in size and influence by the neighbouring city of

2917:, most obviously in the vast wall that surrounds it, and the belief that anyone from outside the Empire must be an invisible vampire ghost (probably a play on 2397:

Klatchian coffee is a strong, nearly magical coffee, brewed in Klatch and drunk only by the initiated in very small cups. Presumably an exaggerated version of

3186:, with a strong mythology. Until recently, their main peculiarity was a tendency to attack anyone who talked about the weather. There is also a population of 2553:. Ephebe is a city of philosophers; some hardware merchants have taken to stocking towels, in case of clothing-challenged brilliant thinkers (an allusion to 835:. This fictional colour is strongly indicative of magic and can only be seen by wizards and cats, who both possess "octagon cells" in addition to the normal 3516:

Small humanoids who inhabit dank caves. Most other races considered them less than animals and they were often enslaved or exterminated until the events of

758:, personal belief determines someone's fate in the afterlife, rather than divine judgement, whether it is going to paradise or Hell, or being reincarnated. 708:. A similar effect has led to the personalisation and "reification" in the Discworld universe of mythological beings symbolising abstract concepts, such as 3101:

land, which for some time remained unfinished. It was created some time after the rest of the Discworld by the old man who carries the universe in a sack.

1004:, in that it is bordered both by countries on the Sto Plains (Europe) and continent of Klatch (Middle East, North Africa). Its principal trading ports are 2594:

sweet in those countries. The joke is compounded when Pratchett says that "Djelibeybi" means "Child of the Djel" (its main river; the line is a parody of

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entitled, 'Imaginary Worlds, Real Stories,' Pratchett writes, "the kingdom of Lancre I suspect is a somewhat idealised version of the little fold in the

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at a slower pace compared to the Disc the deeper inside it you travel. The world is constantly changing as it contains peoples' dreams and nightmares. (

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Part of the reason for Lancre's mystical quality is that the Ramtops are a major earthing point for the Discworld's magical field. Lancre is famous for

2750:, a type of wetland; "Great Nef" in particular may be a reference to the Great Fen, an historical wetland area in England in the area now known as The 1055:

The Sto Plains are the rough analogue to Western Europe on the Discworld. They are a land of rich black loam, upon which rests a great squat forest of

1234:). It is a quiet and peaceful town, and for this reason is a popular holiday destination. It is also where Morporkians go when they retire (including 2541:, it does not have an economy. The people are perfectly happy living off the fish and olives farmed by the slaves, or the way Teppic described it in 860:

volcanic geological processes on Discworld. When struck (such as with Old Tom), instead of producing a sound it briefly silences anything around it.

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In the Discworld universe, magic is broken into elementary particulate fragments in much the same way that energy and other forces are in real-world

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ore which is one of the few sources of magnetism on the Disc; humans, but not Elves (except in exceptional circumstances), may pass through them.

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In times past, Elven incursions were common. Both gateways have been sealed from the Lancre side by standing stones made from thunderbolt iron, a

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fantasy novels. It consists of a large disc (complete with edge-of-the-world drop-off and consequent waterfall) resting on the backs of four huge

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Nothing is known of Istanzia, although it is a state big enough to send an Ambassador to Ankh-Morpork for Commander Vimes to frighten: when in

1723:" - a name actually used for Transylvania in some 13th century writings). The region is based less on the real Eastern Europe, and more on the 2520:, as a result of which the philosophers living there appear extraordinarily long-lived. Ephebe has a population of about 50,000, according to 3940: 2258:. Its capital is Al Khali (popularly known as 'the Gateway to the mysterious continent of Klatch'), and it includes outlying regions such as 1878:, on the Discworld's unnamed main continent. The capital city is PrinceMarmadukePiotreAlbertHansJosephBernhardtWilhelmsberg. Borogravia is a 1617:

is that Lancre contains more landscape than a kingdom of its apparent size should be able to contain (a similar magical effect occurs in the

4732: 2873:. The cultures of the Counterweight Continent are a play upon those of Earth's Far East, or at least Western perceptions of it. In a pun on 1305:, Quirm was destroyed by wizards in a magic war, but presumably restored by Coin when he put everything back as it had been before the war. 6629: 5139: 5029: 4059:

The language of the Discworld country of Quirm. Comparable to real-world French. Often used in elegant restaurants. Featured frequently in

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describe the marauding (noble) dragon as an "impossible" creature, yet it is able to fly and breathe fire because that is what dragons are

3489: 2702:', meaning all or everything, ironic due to the nation's unipolar outlook. When Omnianism was an intolerant religion it was known for its 1319:

were educated at the Quirm College for Young Ladies. The school's headmistress and founder is Miss Eulalie Butts (possibly a reference to

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an unaccountable shortage of weapons. John Keel, a city watchman, moved from Pseudopolis to Ankh-Morpork and was the mentor of the young

916:. The area surrounding Cori Celesti is known as The Hub, a land of high, icebound mountains that serves as an analogue to the real-world 3809:, defined as the time it takes for the Disc to revolve once on the backs of the elephants. This lasts 800 days and contains two of each 2815:; no-one really knows why, but it's probably NOT a good idea to stay there to see for oneself what happens when the count reaches zero. 5273: 5183: 3973:

novels are set in the 20th century AM, the Century of the Fruitbat, with the later ones entering the 21st, the Century of the Anchovy.

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Ranging in size from six inches (15 cm) to two feet (60 cm), they are, Pratchett says, more or less interchangeable with the

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of Greco-Roman myth, but have different roles. In the list below, Discworld races are followed by the real-world inspiration for them.

1344:). It appears that those students who do not marry upon leaving school generally go into the teaching profession themselves, or become 1163:

makes clear that this rivalry extends to the city level, as Pseudopolis refuses to accept an Ankh-Morpork-constructed trainline. As of

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The language of the Discworld Agatean Empire on the Counterweight Continent — analogous to the Far East. It is written in complicated

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The most notable region beyond the Sto Plains is the small city of Genua, a Morporkian-speaking nation that bears some resemblance to

3743: 2714:, it was mentioned that Omnia (or possibly the Agatean Empire) developed movable type printing in the production of religious texts. 920:, polar regions (since, although the Disc has no poles as such, it is as far as possible from the Disc's edge and thus the sun), and 3091:

EcksEcksEcksEcks or Fourecks (previously known as XXXX or Terror Incognita) is clearly influenced by Australian culture, as seen in

2927:, Bes Pelargic was depicted as the Agatean capital, as Mort travelled there for the death of the Grand Vizier Nine Turning Mirrors. 1632:

The capital of Lancre is Lancre Town, slightly bigger than the other villages, and containing Lancre Castle. Bad Ass is the home of

5357: 2991:, he had been supplanted by an elderly man who was quite insane (and who is said to have killed his nephew for the throne). During 1357: 328: 2722:

Howondaland is the Discworld's principal "jungle" region. It lies on the Klatchian continent, and is the Disc's rough analogue to

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Genua was most likely established as a far flung colony of the Morporkian Empire, explaining why it shares more similarities with

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Dwarfs consider their culture more important than genetics, and can consider other species to be Dwarfs, such as in the case of

5173: 2772:). The nomadic tribes known as the D'regs occupy areas of Hersheba as well as Klatch. Depredations against Klatch by Hersheban 1077:

The cabbage has an almost mythic status among the people of the Sto Plains, and is an emblem of its largest and dominant city,

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shows Great A'Tuin being made instantly from nothing, seemingly in support of the "steady gait" theory; however, the events in

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normal water by adding water. The Dehydrated Ocean is home to its own, unique, kinds of fish. The name "Nef" is a reversal of

1851:), the two groups are careful enough to plan their celebratory marches so that they are on the same street. Some people (e.g. 719: 141: 4803: 4499: 2877:, it is also known as the Aurient, from the Latatian (Latin) word 'aurum' (gold), meaning 'the place where gold comes from'. 2686:

ruled by the Cenobiarch, the head of the Omnian Church, from the Citadel in the capital city of Kom (a sort of cross between

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ruled by Prince Heinrich, who is described as tall, handsome, and smug. It has fought numerous wars with Borogravia, usually

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of the Ankh-Morpork City Watch is from an old aristocratic family of Überwald werewolves. While there are indeed a number of

1496:" compresses vast areas of land into tiny patches, and where witches, wizards, and godlike monks alike practice their arts. 113: 6156: 5304: 3275:(it actually juts slightly over it) is the island kingdom of Krull. The nation's capital is also called Krull (featured in 3170:

which effectively prevented rainclouds from arriving or ships from leaving. This was due to interference by the wizards of

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stands upon is arbitrary and cultural rather than geographically evident. The continent includes the Circle Sea states of

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Although Überwald has a large human population, they play a secondary role in the region's history. It is ruled by dwarfs,

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novels have been set in Pseudopolis, a number of characters have roots there. Eric Thursley lives/lived at 13 Midden Lane (

3980:, rather than up. The reason for this is unknown, though it is agreed that waiting around for it to reach zero is unwise. 5569: 4861: 3324:

Pratchett created or adapted a variety of fictional lifeforms for the Discworld setting, both sentient and non-sentient.

3202: 2894:, but was not explored: its main role was as the place from which Twoflower had come. It appeared in a brief segment of 2865:, both dense, heavy metals. It is (roughly) comma-esque in shape, and the tip of the comma extends all the way up to the 2198:, who, having been sent there by the Morporkian Empire to stay out of the way, proceeded to declare war on Ankh-Morpork. 950:

within the Discworld are not given as North, South, East and West, but rather as directions relating to the disc itself:

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of light becomes noticeable when travelling at speeds of merely a one hundred and twenty miles per hour (190 km/h).

5203: 4514:. I think, my friend, you will 'ave to find another route from here to Quirm City if you want to get ze job done before 6447: 5243: 3943:, when asked to find "the one day in the year that would cause least offence”. He chose the 25th of May because it was 3896:, including a decorated oak tree in a pot, strings of chicken sausage rolls, and, of course, a visit by the Hogfather. 3364: 936:(described as being produced by the Disc's magical field, rather than by magnetism) is known as the "Aurora Coriolis". 847:

for the real-world equivalent.). Rincewind, a wizard, describes it as resembling a fluorescent greenish-yellow purple.

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The capital of Fourecks is evidently Bugarup. Other known settlements are Dijabringabeeralong, Cangoolie (a parody of

2939:. Because of the readily-availability of gold, the Counterweight Continent is comparable to the Roundworld's African 940:

saying, "Arrangements are made." The mist from the plunging waters creates the Rimbow, an eight-colour (the eighth is

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and crashed into the ground around Überwald. Boiling fat rising to the surface is the reason for the country's many

1541:. It is the best-known of hundreds of tiny countries in the Ramtops, occupying a vertiginous shelf looking over the 552:

Magic is the principal force in the Discworld and operates in a similar vein to real-world elemental forces such as

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novels and draws parallels with Earth's folklore. It is divided into sections, each with an accompanying sketch by

2219:, whereby the city can be reached in a single day, though this may involve losing one's ears or freezing to death. 1330: 814:

Discworld witches often employ narrative in their magic, but consider it ethically tricky since it interferes with

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Tsort: A mythical place (no books have yet been set there, with the possible exception of the events portrayed in

1775:). The Empire has long since collapsed leaving the area fragmented, chaotic, and under the rule of lore, not law. 5258: 5198: 4743: 2914: 2427:). After a few screams, a lie down and a stiff drink, the occasional drinker will try never to be "knurd" again. 2246:

The continent's principal nation, also called Klatch, is a large multi-ethnic empire rimwards to turnwise of the

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in which the soul's next life takes place chronologically earlier than its previous life. Since the events of

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The other theory, described as being popular among the Discworld's academics as the Discworld version of the

467:" states, Great A'Tuin is moving from the Birthplace to the Time of Mating, then at the point of mating the 109: 6808: 6452: 6390: 6183: 5389: 4602: 4273: 2179:, could be a neglected orphan, as the tales dictated. Soon, the city began to resemble a skewed version of 1246:

relates to London, or possibly as Spain relates to the United Kingdom, or even Greece (as a description in

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in the book, the Duke who united the Sto Plains was Mort, and he did it by diplomacy rather than conquest.

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Originating from the swamps of Genua, swamp dragons are small excitable creatures thought to descend from

2184: 1794:, they all tend to be uninterested in politics, preferring instead to dabble in experimental surgery and " 1572:. Ankh-Morpork serves a similar function for urban folklore, but not as blatantly. The name seems to echo 6290: 5618: 5208: 4626: 4624: 4622: 4145:

areas. The font is changed to German Gothic when Uberwaldean is used in novels. Comparable to real-world

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do not leave the house on Hogswatchnight more because of tradition than any practical reasons. The witch

3705: 2341:"; a recognition of its most famous export, Klatchian coffee. The principal deity of Klatch is Offler, a 2155: 1913:

The Borogravian national currency is the crown, whose subunits include shillings, sixpences and pennies.

1728: 4008:, the Sto Plains, the Ramtops, Genua, and Fourecks (modified). Also, from characters' perspectives, the 6818: 6624: 6429: 6265: 5774: 5044: 4046: 3243:

Just off the coast of Fourecks are several islands: the Land of Fog or the Foggy Islands, home of the

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describes Quirm as having "strange water", which is the typical stereotype of the Greek water supply).

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Each week has eight days: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Octeday.

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Bugarup has a regular festival in which female impersonators play a notable part, very similar to the

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college council. The University's plumbing system contains pipes for maintaining slood differential.

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The Tezumen Empire is a jungle civilisation in the darkest depths of Howondaland that resembles the

2333:, but it is unknown whether they are relatives of Creosote. The "Klatchian Foreign Legion" parodies 2195: 6327: 5870: 5811: 5343: 5168: 4959: 3916: 3052:

Bhangbhangduc has its own distinct ethnic cuisine, encountered via Feeney Upshot's grandparents in

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through the power of belief, typically venerated rulers such as the Kings of Djelibeybi as seen in

530: 2194:/Sto Plains than its immediate neighbours Überwald and Muntab. The state first gained power under 879:, slood is a natural substance that could be discovered by intelligent beings, but that humans on 6803: 6275: 6144: 5562: 5500: 5319: 5228: 5188: 5163: 5094: 5084: 5034: 4939: 4854: 4729: 4042: 3929: 3747: 3644: 3518: 3054: 2738: 2522: 1613: 1214: 1142: 1141:

is the same place. The city is not to be confused with Pseudopolis Yard, the headquarters of the

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The Disc's magical field is centred on Cori Celesti. Everyday natural forces, such as light and

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ruled by the Rodley family. Members of this family include Lord Rodley, an upper-class twit in

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Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and Mythopoeic Literature

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and also a play on "gala"; galah is also Australian slang for someone who is a bit of a fool.

2606:"). Djelibeybi is two miles (3.2 km) wide and 150 miles (240 km) long and is on the 6740: 6735: 6728: 6502: 5964: 5371: 5233: 5146: 5079: 4188: 3790: 2334: 1560:

where I spent a great deal of my adult life." Pratchett described the tiny country as "solid

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speech is guttural as their mouths are permanently fixed open. They are often used by the

3522:, after which they were granted full sentient rights. Goblin spirituality revolves around 3428:

beards and use masculine names and pronouns. This began to change as some Dwarfs, such as

2569:. The proposed location for the lighthouse was deemed to be disruptive to the view of the 778:

to be. This primary element, out of which all others spring, is known as narrativium, the

743:

when Om takes a liking to the ardently anti-Omnianist Sergeant Simony. As demonstrated in

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The Disc itself is described as roughly 10,000 miles (16,000 km) wide, giving it a

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Trolls on the Discworld are large lifeforms best described as living rock, composed of

3608: 3093: 2820: 2723: 2233: 1863: 1813: 1481: 1458: 1325: 1248: 1193:). Charlie, a man with an extraordinary physical resemblance to Ankh-Morpork Patrician 1165: 1137: 1017: 875: 779: 4383:"Toying with Fantasy: The Postmodern Playground of Terry Pratchett's Discworld Novels" 3555: 2565:). One of the philosophers Teppic met in Ephebe was instrumental in the building of a 2338: 6772: 6639: 6634: 6380: 6332: 6270: 6250: 6065: 6016: 5986: 5924: 5887: 5882: 5828: 5791: 5732: 5702: 5697: 5692: 5623: 5505: 5442: 5402: 5223: 5049: 5014: 4974: 4809: 4799: 4714: 4541:

The pun between "lore" and "law" is only appreciable in certain varieties of English.

4495: 4464: 4433: 4394: 4323: 4298: 4254:, some of the hardback editions displayed a sticker stating "25 Years of Discworld". 4205: 4127: 3964: 3779: 3453: 3354: 3296: 3214: 3171: 3124: 3097:. Like Australia, Fourecks is both a country and a continent. It consists largely of 2993: 2987: 2902: 2755: 2163: 2064: 1768: 1733: 1633: 1618: 1604: 1255:

The Quirmian language is occasionally described as similar to French or Spanish, but

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Although knurdness is a state usually only obtainable by drinking Klatchian coffee,

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The region was previously united under the rule of the Unholy Empire (a play on the

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book published in 2008, 25 years after the appearance of the first Discworld book,

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The language(s) from the Discworld continent of Klatch — analogous for anywhere on

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where Rincewind and Eric Thursley appear briefly), the Disc's analogue to ancient

1226:

Quirm is the location of the Quirm College for Young Ladies (formerly attended by

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Pseudopolis (its name translates to "false city") is first mentioned in the first

970:(against the direction of the disc's rotation). The drawing on the front cover of 658:, however, as a flat world, it should not. Another effect is that, as reported in 632:

eight" to break through (this is taken to an extreme end in one book, as even the

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In the words of Terry Pratchett: "Not loosely based on Africa at all. Honestly."

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The thaum also appears to be a particle, the Discworld physics equivalent of the

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The country was heavily affected by the first temporal shattering mentioned in

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monstrosities from the Dungeon Dimensions, or, almost as bad, the world of the

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managed to do with Australia, but did get to have an island named after him).

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that new turtles would be born to carry a new pattern of worlds. Attempts by

6723: 4653: 4414:"Remaking Shakespeare in Discworld: Bardolatry, Fantasy, and Elvish Glamour" 1843:

means lard or fat in German, but can also mean 'excessive sentimentality').

1748:". The usage in some of the books is uneven, but the later narratives use " 6679: 6654: 6529: 6457: 5947: 5526: 5484: 5111: 5069: 5054: 4934: 4919: 4361: 4263: 4005: 3885: 3441: 3222: 3218: 3187: 3043: 2910: 2849: 2840: 2732: 2695: 2666: 2642: 2587: 2546: 2498: 2431: 2424: 2353: 2263: 2229: 2208: 2203: 2191: 2132: 2021: 1947: 1943: 1930: 1848: 1712: 1697: 1538: 1452: 1402: 1377: 1368: 1364: 1320: 1273: 1261: 1239: 1186: 1149:). Pseudopolis possesses a school of magic, Braseneck College (a parody of 1114: 1108: 1078: 1013: 1005: 897: 865: 745: 580: 468: 4793: 4071:

The language of the Discworld country of Ephebe. Comparable to real-world

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A near extinct race who were bred/made from men (as goblins, according to

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was Duchess Annagovia, who has achieved virtual godhood among the people.

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Species in the Discworld novels categorised as undead include: Banshees (

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in Ankh-Morpork, the Krullians have no problem educating female wizards.

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For much of its history, the entire continent was surrounded with a huge

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and Ephebe on the Rimwards side. The countries around the Circle Sea are

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the area was to be united in the coming decades. As reality was given a

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strongly enough, or by enough people, it may become true. Jokes such as

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Demonstrated in the animation sequence accompanying the credits of the

4238: 4118: 4090: 3956: 3802: 3538: 3526:, the collection of bodily secretions such as earwax in magical pots. ( 3194: 3146: 3114: 2874: 2827: 2804: 2785: 2654: 2607: 2566: 2492: 2478: 2466: 2454: 2274: 2237: 2216: 2212: 2180: 2086: 2059: 2017: 1882:, and as such is ruled by a Duke or Duchess. The ruler at the time of 1808: 1662: 1581: 1573: 1542: 1489: 1269:, the Marquis des Aix en Pains speaks Morporkian with a French accent. 1243: 1073:

Fauna: Things that eat cabbages and do not mind not having any friends.

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Both the flora and fauna of the continent are extremely dangerous, as

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notes that all Quirmians speak perfect Morporkian. Spoken Quirmian in

643:, both the colour and the number eight no longer appear as dangerous. 408:

Pratchett first explored the idea of a disc-shaped world in the novel

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explain the fiction more clearly and provide non-fictional perspective

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maintained by the occasional guardian, such as Tethis the sea troll.

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stereotype of the area. In keeping with the Discworld's affinity for

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depiction borrows heavily from Earth lore about demons, including

2434:, one of the Discworld's most notable characters, is described in 2284:

Despite the tendency of Morporkians to see Klatchians as savages,

2207:, Genua is located approximately 2,000 miles (3,200 km) from 317: 4773: 3960: 3682: 3662: 3625: 3281:), and a local river is known as the Hakrull River (mentioned in 3272: 3134: 3085: 2947: 2931: 2870: 2866: 2862: 2831:), but it can be assumed they have gained personal jurisdiction. 2629: 2570: 2462: 2326: 2090: 2085:. It is in an area called the Swamplands, some distance from the 1779: 1693: 1537:

mountains, about 500 miles (800 km) Hubwards of the city of

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The language of the Discworld region of Überwald — analogous of

2104:. However, Genua bears a striking resemblance to the French and 1293:, and Brenda Rodley, a swamp dragon-breeding dowager duchess in 932:

are renamed "Hubland bears", while the Disc's equivalent of the

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occurs at a given point when the sun passes directly overhead,

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by the time of his intended-to-be death. In the companion book

2919: 2835: 2796: 2707: 2419: 2309: 2297: 2167: 2159: 2128: 1972: 1701: 1666: 1626: 1430: 1238:'s aunt, Lady Roberta Meserole). In this regard, it relates to 1096: 960: 774:; its basic composition is determined by what it is ultimately 712:, the Hogfather and other anthropomorphic personifications. In 689:

are real on the Disc; in reality lemmings do not actually rush

602: 460: 423: 386: 323: 2784:; Pratchett initially suggested it as an alternative name for 2295:. The ruler of Klatch is called the Seriph (perhaps a play on 1329:

that few of the Discworld's higher-class schools (such as the

1135:. That novel also refers to Psephopololis, which according to 831:

The colour of magic on the Discworld, also referred to as the

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The crust of the Agatean Empire is composed largely of gold,

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Sometimes, in a city where both dwarfs and trolls live (e.g.

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window representing this event is in the meeting room of the

880: 660: 614: 5547: 2390:. A series of alleys, frequented by the criminal underclass. 2166:) though she went by the name Lilith de Tempscire (a French 2131:(in her case, that of the former ruler of the principality, 1548:

Lancre is based on rural southern England. In an article in

1513:

Pratchett mentioned that the name of the Ramtops comes from

1360:, is located about 20 miles (32 km) from Ankh-Morpork. 6664: 4909: 4677:, Chapter 6: Other Significant Races; Subsection 3: Golems. 3806: 3719: 3597: 3337:

trolls; Discworld Furies have physical similarities to the

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ending up nailed to trees. Its name is probably a play on

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constantly remake the world, making their work fruitless.

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Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies (HJEAS)

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series of novels. It details the folklore aspects of the

3782:'s fictional calendar was first defined in a footnote in 3750:

and accidentally turned 3 people to stone. Referenced in

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changes the course of the Discworld's musical history in

2004: 1518: 1456:, after he'd saved Queen Kelirehenna. After his death in 509: 449: 4869: 1956:

he declares war against Borogravia to assert his claim.

1446:

Sto Helit is a duchy within Sto Lat, which was given to

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letters. The disc rotates clockwise as seen from above.

944:) double rainbow consisting both of light and of magic. 2985:, the Emperor was an idealistic young boy; however, by 2461:; the name is an Anglicisation of the Greek concept of 2057:. The Octarine Grass Country predominantly features in 1942:

eaters'. Heinrich has visions of making Zlobenia "the

1744:

The spelling of the German-language word is certainly "

803:. Similarly, a witch gone bad may meet a bad end after 610: 567:

On the Discworld, where magic has more in common with

452:

is unknown to the inhabitants of Discworld (though in

246:

describes a work or element of fiction in a primarily

3221:, although rather than an 800-foot-tall (240 m) 2754:

and the subject of a restoration effort known as the

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Ephebe has only been visited twice in the novels, in

2079:. Its most significant appearance in the books is in 2028:", for which he created the fictitious Welsh town of 2020:, is still held in Wales. The name is a reference to 1556:

where I grew up, stirred in with the western area of

1521:, or random-access memory), a system variable in the 1466:. She works as a teacher now, but, apparently, as of 1230:) and the birthplace of Leonard of Quirm (the Disc's 1975:, bearing a great resemblance to Pratchett's native 3923: 3071:(with mashed carrots, but only as a Sunday special) 1462:, his duchy apparently was passed to his daughter, 101:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. 4616:, Chapter 1: The Cosmos: Gods, Demons, and Things. 3718:: Believed to be the result of magical mutation. ( 3708:: Believed to be the result of magical mutation. ( 3544:Things from the Dungeon Dimensions (AKA Dark Gods) 2254:states, and has a political system similar to the 3824:The agricultural year is divided into 13 months: 3788:, and has been expanded upon in later novels and 2698:). There is also a connection to the Latin word ' 1063:, a footnote states various facts of the region: 6795: 4791: 4701: 4686: 4674: 4662: 4647: 4630: 4613: 3997:, the Disc's fictional human languages include: 3904:gets around this by simply inviting everyone to 2788:, to aid American readers mystified by the pun. 3746:: It is mentioned that a Gorgon had joined the 2653:. Its enmity with Ephebe began with the famous 1800:," each with the help of their personal Igors. 1599:, an erotic cookbook by "A Lancre Witch", i.e. 958:(away from the centre) and to a lesser extent, 735:. It is possible for gods to derive power from 463:. If, as the Discworld version of the popular " 433:) who travels through the Discworld universe's 4792:Pratchett, Terry; Simpson, Jacqueline (2008). 4037:, though Pratchett describes it as "very bad, 3182:The indigenous population are very similar to 1797:Meddling In Things Man Was Not Meant To Wot Of 976:shows a weathercock fitted with the requisite 904:, which would make it roughly the size of the 385:which are standing on the back of an enormous 5563: 4855: 4633:, Chapter 7: Beasties; Subsection 1: Dragons. 4510:'igh: you will, as my wife says, 'ave to pay 3876:The first of Ick is Hogswatchday, the Disc's 3046:plant, one of the Disc's carnivorous plants. 3042:. Bhangbhangduc's unusual flora includes the 729:, and the Duchess Annagovia of Borogravia in 27:Fictitious setting in the Discworld franchise 5179:The Science of Discworld III: Darwin's Watch 5140:A Collegiate Casting-Out of Devilish Devices 5030:The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents 4713:GURPS Discworld, Steve Jackson Games, 1998. 4163: 3473:in addition to aliens in modern pop culture. 3203:Old Swan Brewery of Perth, Western Australia 2465:. Ephebe lies on the hubwards shores of the 2449:Ephebe is largely the Discworld analogue of 2262:and Syrrit. Klatch is a commercial rival of 1946:of the mountains", much to the amusement of 1807:) onwards garlic and silver were considered 4763: 4097:. Also, the font is changed to a classical 4004:The language of the Discworld locations of 3914:Hogswatch was also a holiday celebrated in 3725:Furies: Furies are birdlike creatures from 3247:(a reference to the English translation of 2170:of "weather"+"wax"). She was obsessed with 1692:) is a region located near the foot of the 64:Learn how and when to remove these messages 6768: 5570: 5556: 5184:The Science of Discworld IV: Judgement Day 4862: 4848: 4544: 4176: 3213:The university is similar in some ways to 3205:. There is also a local magic college for 2855: 2335:French military activities in North Africa 1375:by horse, less if the horse is Boris from 1089:, with no overall authority. According to 924:– the Hublanders share many features with 4550: 4489: 4317: 4292: 3236:. It is called the Galah, possibly after 3023:Bhangbhangduc is a subject island of the 2954:. The wood of this tree is used to build 2825:point, Istanzia was controlled by Omnia ( 2795:of Muntab. Its ruler is known as a Pash ( 2657:, when King Mausoleum of Tsort kidnapped 2453:. However, it also takes influences from 2215:. 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Sto Lat is the nearest major city to 964:(direction of the disc's rotation) and 14: 6796: 5174:The Science of Discworld II: The Globe 4450: 3175:Disc. According to Lu Tze, the relief 2549:penny), the currency of Ephebe is the 1595:, especially since the publication of 765: 675: 6814:Fictional elements introduced in 1983 5551: 4843: 4836:– a guide to the different story arcs 4380: 3920:, a non-Discworld book by Pratchett. 3411:Inspired by the Earth legends of the 3109:). The continent's name is a play on 2950:make Agatean Empire home of the rare 2016:. Its annual bardic competition, the 1987:began openly practising magic there. 1687: 1472:, she still is duchess of Sto Helit. 873:Another is slood. First mentioned in 4723: 4494:. New York: Doubleday. p. 137. 4022:). 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