#toh map

Maps of The Titan's sacred Skull these days are practically non-exsistent. The allure of the cranium's mysteries are supressed by a cordon crafted by the Plant Coven by order of the Emperor.

Once, before a time of sigils and covens, many Witches from all walks of life journeyed here to seek a higher connection with their dead god. Smooth architecture of spiraling staircases and intricate carvings within stout bone lead to The Titan's Inner Mind.

Reculse Witches and Demonkin who devoted their lives to upkeep the eurodite halls within the skull, assisted many wanderers with their journey to feel a glimpse of The Titan's encompassing presence. There is only one entrance and one exit.

The journey begins by delving into The Maw and then exits at the crown, where Titan's Watch sees all.

Now, no sane Witch dares to cross the threshold into the Mandible. Rumors of The Titan’s rage strikes all who enter, punishing his Children for its use of Wild Magic.

First of all, thank you so much for the response to the first post of this

And special thanks to @drachenfalter and @sepublic for the help

Here is the edited map.

I marked locations from the responses I got, corrected the Bonesborough’s location and added Looking Glass Ruins in the Forearm Forest.

Snowy Ribcage was mentioned also but I would assume that’s a larger area rather than a single location, so I didn’t mark it.

However I want to make a new more detailed and accurate map so Snowy ribcage will be included there.(We’ll see tho)

I now plan to rewatch the whole show, take more screenshots and try to find the location of more places.

Use #boiling isles map if you make your own map or interact with this post if you know about the location of more places

“Others take me from the Sea! Others take us Now! For we have seen what all is worth, so take us stern to bow!”

The Archipelagos of the Left Thigh, like many other regions, is rich in culture. The sea calls to these Witches and Demons and that is shown through their songs, ink, and sailing.

Two out of these three things have been considered 'Wild Magic'.

The sea still calls, and while former free waters are under watch by imposing Coven strongholds, the people of the left thigh, hum sorrow tunes in defiance. Raising their sails in hope the Others take them away.

Bonus!

Welcome to your first Old Tongue lesson! You’ve probably noticed on this map, that one of these Islands are not like the others.

T’khaník Ilum means ‘The Middle Ground’ in Old Tongue.

T‘khan (T-kAHN) means Ground or Base. Overtime as Common became the norm it can be mistakingly translated as Titan in Common Tongue.

Old Tongue also doesn’t follow the base English, Subject, Verb, Object (SVO) order. So for example, the sentence “Echorat eats paper” is SVO. In Old Tongue you can have “paper Echorat eats” (OSV) or “eats Echorat paper” (VSO). The reason for this is a thing called case endings.

Case Endings in Language are usually used to infer the Subject and Object within a flexible word order. The Agentive Case is used to indicate a subject in a transitive construction. -íf is the case ending for a word ending in a consonant, -f for a vowel ending. So the end case of T’khan to refer it as the subject it would be: T’khaníf

Patientive case is to infer the word is the Object in a sentence. It’s case endings are -ki (vowel ending word) and -ík (consonant ending word)

So if Ground was the object in a sentence it would be T’khaník

With this case endings you can have the word order wherever you like.

Ilum (Eh-Loom) means In between or middle.

The Isle of T’khaník Ilum, The Middle Ground. One of the very last areas to still keep its name in Old Tongue.

Fun fact! If you change where the glottal stop is (‘) on T’khan, it changes the word entirely.

Welcome to the Left Side of The Titan!

While the Right Arm is graced with the forests and alpines the Left has cracked ground and burning sands.

On the remains of the Left Humerus are towering mesas, with the largest of all being a home to many. The small city of High Corpus is ancient and strange magic surrounds the settlement. For it is impossible to fly up to the town.

To reach High Corpus, Witches and Demons must take the Grand Elevator, nearly rising above the clouds to set their feet on the second highest city on the Boiling Isles

Because of the lack of fertile land, the many towns and cities scattered on the left side of The Titan, rely on Sea Routes for food and trade. The Archipelagos of the Left Thigh are rich in minerals and soil and trade regularly with the Left Arm

A dire opposite to their Archipelago brethren, the Witches and Demons of the Left Shin/Calf fear their rocky shores.

A deep mist has overcome their waters, making it impossible to traverse. Thus, there is only one official port on the outskirts of this region.

Goods are transported by the lengthy bridge that connects the tib-fib of The Titan. It’s just as dangerous as it seems, and even through the two towering beacons within the sea give off an eerie glow, you must never cross this bridge at night.

The dangers that lurk here are much too volatile.

Ignore the voices Witchlet, they are not real.

Ah, one of the few vacation stations on the Isles! And a certain Hand Demon’s home land! Welcome to Palm Stings!

The Pelvis of the Isles is a region made of dormant (???) volcanos. The Witches and Demons who stay here tend to live on the shore or within the massive cave system that intertwine throughout the Dorsum Range. Although rarely anyone hears word from these inhabitants, as most of the entrances to these settlements have been sealed off.

Within the volcanic rock and rising peaks, the Prime Forge of the Smiths laid here. Smiths are Wild Witches who forge materials using the magic earth and sky. But they are now dissolved and like the Druids, absorbed into a Coven, mainly Construction and Healing.

The Rachis Pass was a landmark of great importance once upon a time. The impressive architectural skill of the Smiths had this spinal bridge stretch for miles across the vertebrae of The Titan and Boiling Sea. And there is a saying, a task that persists even through Belos’ crusades and suppression of history.

”The Path must always be Lit.”

Fun facts!

1.) Witch phenotypes (think Boscha or Eira) are drastically different for those who live in the caves than on shore. They’ve adapted to their time in ash and fire.

2.) Rachis means three different things depending on context. In Anatomy it’s the veritable column or spine 🩻. In Botany it’s the stem of a plant 🌱. And in Ornithology it’s the shaft of a feather 🪶.