Astronomical Isilendor

On World of Legends, we don't conform to real world Astronomy and Celestial structures. Many areas of astronomy are inspired by the real world, mythology and other fantasy media. The continent of Isilendor sees their own, unique constellations and planetary systems, the Celestial bodies such as the Moon and Suns are governed by deities. The Astronomy Skill Masters of old have created incredible content.

In Isilendor, the deities are considered to control or embody the primary celestial bodies.

• Lemuria is the goddess of the Moon and said to look over the world at night, offering her light to guide the people. The Moon changes during her lifetime, becoming blood red in rare moments of grief and anger, or a supermoon when she is particularly full of glee.


• Isilendor boasts 2 Suns, Helios and Solis. They are known to be twin brothers and opposites. South and North, Order and Chaos, Tradition and Progress. Both have their influence on the world and can at times pull the continent apart.


• The Stars are said to be the children of Lemuria and the Night God, Tenebria. One such child is Lorelei, the sea goddess, who became a deity in her own right. There are a few names stars in the lore, including Narwei, the false guiding star or Laycre's heart, the true guiding star.

Each realm of Isilendor recognises famous constellations, and globally are some common ones. Many constellations are named after heroes and legendary tales throughout history.

• Akasuna
  • The Echeveria Plant of Akasuna
  • Eleonora, the Desert Maiden


• Eldathren
  • The Willow of Eldathren
  • The Hummingbird


• Delvheim
  • The Great Bear
  • Imarthal, the Forger of Bonds


• Braitheld
  • The Leshen
  • The Will-o'-the-wisp, the False Guide


• All of Isilendor
  • The Siege of Tidings
  • The Church Grim
  • Laycre the Hero
  • The Coiled Serpent and the Backwards Archer

The time of birth for Isilendor citizens grants them a horoscope. These horoscopes are largely seasonal and carry elemental qualities. Each horoscope has an additional Day or Night cycle, dubbing them Child of Solis or Child of Lemuria.

• Neve
  Element: Water
  • The Chalice
  • The Fountain
  • The River Avalon
  • The Water Bearer


• Macharoth
  Element: Water
  • The Voyage
  • The Pearl
  • The Siren
  • The Moon


• Verglacia
  Element: Water
  • The Quartz
  • The Arcane
  • The Undine
  • The Altar


• Eostren
  Element: Earth
  • The Maiden
  • The Harvest
  • The Rose
  • The Ring


• Euri
  Element: Earth
  • The Sun
  • The Field
  • The Merchant
  • The Lover


• Maeveth
  Element: Earth
  • The Sculptor
  • The Temple
  • The Pantheon
  • The Bone


• Eldasun
  Element: Fire
  • The Forge
  • The Fire
  • The Sword
  • The Chains


• Garna
  Element: Fire
  • The Coin
  • The Crown
  • The Throne
  • The Dragon


• Airmidoth
  Element: Fire
  • The Furnace
  • The Ash
  • The Halls
  • The Abyss


• Rhidan
  Element: Air
  • The Arrow
  • The Archer
  • The Stallion
  • The High Road


• Tephir
  Element: Air
  • The Chariot
  • The Pendulum
  • The Tempest
  • The Tower

There are currently no recorded planetary systems included in the Hall of Attainment but that does not mean they don't exist. Perhaps the next Astronomy Master could document such systems?

For more detailed information, partake in Astronomy or review the books that have been written in the Hall of Attainment

• The Skill Log: Astronomy
• Constellations of Isilendor
• The Elemental Horoscope

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