Avidya Forest is an area located in Dharma Forest, Sumeru.
Avidya Forest is a lush, green forest located in eastern Sumeru. It is the main area and most populous section of Sumeru apart from Ardravi Valley. The forest is also home to Sumeru City which houses The Akademiya, and Gandharva Ville, which is the base of the Forest Watchers. The Forest Watchers have guarded the forest for many years in order to ensure the forest's survival.
Many unique flora and fauna grow in the Avidya Forest, such as Padisarahs, Nilopata Lotuses or Rukkhashava Mushrooms. Apart from Flowers, there are also different species and breeds of animals found, like Shroomboars. In the forest, you wil also find many, many special breeds of Shroomkin out in the wild.
The Avidya Forest is also the first area in Sumeru that the Traveler enters.
Subareas[]
There are 5 subareas in Avidya Forest:
Name | Description |
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Chinvat Ravine | Chinvat Ravine is a ravine located below Sumeru City, at the base of the Divine Tree. |
Gandha Hill | |
Gandharva Ville | Also called "The City Above the Forest," it is the main outpost of Forest Rangers and is often frequented by travelers, merchants, and adventurers.[1] |
Sumeru City | Sumeru City is known across Teyvat as the "City of Wisdom."[2] It is under the jurisdiction of the Sumeru Akademiya and is built on top of the Divine Tree.[3] The city features many districts and points of interest, such as the Grand Bazaar, Zubayr Theater, Treasures Street, and more. Located in the middle to top half of the tree is The Akademiya, which serves as the main base of the Sumeru Akademiya. On top of The Akademiya rests the Sanctuary of Surasthana, which is a treetop palace where Lesser Lord Kusanali resides. |
Yazadaha Pool |
Quests[]
Archon Quests
- Chapter III
- Act I: Through Mists of Smoke and Forests Dark
- Act II: The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings
- Act II: The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings: Denouement
- Act III: Dreams, Emptiness, Deception
- Act V: Akasha Pulses, the Kalpa Flame Rises
- Act VI: Caribert
- Chapter IV
- Interlude Chapter
Story Quests
- Faruzan
- Kaveh
- Layla
- Lotos Somno Chapter (Nilou)
- Lupus Aureus Chapter (Cyno)
- Mantichora Chapter (Dehya)
- Sapientia Oromasdis Chapter (Nahida)
- Vulpes Zerda Chapter (Tighnari)
- Vultur Volans Chapter (Alhaitham)
World Quests
- Agnihotra Sutra
- An Unwavering Culinary Dream
- Aranyaka
- Adventure Takes Courage!
- Amir's Raw Meat Commission
- Another Home There May Yet Be
- Arina's Nilotpala Lotuses
- Corps of Thirty Recruitment
- Dwarkanath's White Iron Chunks
- Fatuous Farce (Sumeru)
- Garcia's Paean: A Gift of Compatibility
- Housein's Harra Fruits
- Jahan's Sugar
- Kourosh's Sumeru Roses
- Next Time, On King of Invokations...
- Purbiruni's Commandment
- Recollections of a Fontainian
- The Path of Papers
- Treasure of Wisdom: A New Plan
- Yavanani's Apples
Commissions
- 1,001 Cups of Coffee
- Akademiya Q&A
- Attaché in Another Land
- Clean and Healthy
- Concresoil
- Doctor's Orders
- Eat and Learn
- Equivalent Exchange Once More
- Garcia's Paean: By Bearings
- Garcia's Paean: Easy Peasy
- Garcia's Paean: Substitutes
- Garcia's Paean: the Echo of Someone
- Gold Devouring and Mora Gathering
- Good Medicine Is Difficult to Make
- King of Invokations
- Problem Conversion
- Problem Conversion: Loading Capacity
- Problem Conversion: The Underpinning Factor
- Problem Conversion: Theory Reliability
- The Flowers That Won't Grow
- The Great Tree
- The Great Tree: Rooted State
- The Great Tree: State of Growth
- The Great Tree: Statistical State
- The Other Applications of Concresoil
- When Flowers Bloom
Hidden Exploration Objectives
Notable Features[]
Domains[]
2 Domains match the category selection:
Local Specialties[]
Dialogue[]
- (Approach a buried chest in the above location)
- Treasure Hoarder Member: I thought that Najib guy said that there'd be no one around! Darn it, no one in the Eremites is reliable!
Trivia[]
Etymology[]
- Avidyā (Sanskrit: अविद्या) is a Vedic Sanskrit word used in Dharmic religions, often translated as "ignorance," but more literally means "unwisdom" and is the antithesis of Vidya. Avidyā is the main cause of suffering and leads to rebirth (also called reincarnation); the primary goal in most Dharmic religions is to eliminate avidyā through wisdom and attain liberation from rebirth and suffering.
- In Avidya Forest's Chinese name, the term 道成 Dàochéng is used in the Christian concept of incarnation (Chinese: 道成肉身), which is the belief that Jesus was both fully God and fully human.
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name |
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English | Avidya Forest |
Chinese (Simplified) | 道成林 Dàochéng-lín |
Chinese (Traditional) | 道成林 Dàochéng-lín |
Japanese | アビディアの森 Abidia no Mori[4] |
Korean | 아비디야 숲 Abidiya Sup |
Spanish | Bosque Avidya |
French | Forêt d'Avidya |
Russian | Лес Авидья Les Avid'ya |
Thai | Avidya Forest |
Vietnamese | Rừng Avidya |
German | Avidya-Wald |
Indonesian | Hutan Avidya |
Portuguese | Floresta Avidya |
Turkish | Avidya Ormanı |
Italian | Selva di Avidya |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ NPC Dialogue: Keon
- ↑ Loading Screen Tip: Sumeru City
- ↑ YouTube: Sumeru Preview Teaser 02: Of Rain and Sand
- ↑ Map, Label: Avidya Forest (Japanese)