Crown of Teeth Codex

the Warmreach

A warm, water-rich mid-Deeps gallery seized from Skarn, serving as the colony's second seat.

The Warmreach is a lush, water-saturated gallery in the mid-Deeps that was taken from the tyrant Skarn during the events of Book 2. Unlike the Marrow, this location represents the first true colony established by the Bound, where dozens of individuals began to settle and develop distinct roles within their society.

Functioning as the nation's second seat, the Warmreach serves a triple purpose: it is a nursery for the young, a larder for sustenance, and a worked-stone dead-room. Rather than being destroyed in conflict, the area was subjugated and integrated into the collective holdings, becoming a cornerstone of their emerging civilization.

Location Type
Mid-Deeps Gallery
Previous Owner
Tyrant Skarn
Primary Functions
Nursery, Larder, Dead-room
Colony Status
Second Seat / First Real Colony
Acquisition Method
Subjugated (Book 2)
Key Founder
Coil

Lore & Background

The Warmreach stands distinct from the Marrow as the site where the Bound transitioned from scattered survivors to a structured society. It was here that dozens of members established their first real colony, fostering emerging roles and social structures essential for survival in the Deeps.

Central to its history is the early larder-discipline founded by Coil within these walls. The location's capture marked a shift from destruction to subjugation, allowing the nation to expand its holdings by incorporating this warm, water-rich environment into their strategic assets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who originally owned the Warmreach?

It was taken from the tyrant Skarn in Book 2.

What are the three main functions of this location?

It serves as a nursery, a larder, and a worked-stone dead-room.

Is the Warmreach part of the Marrow?

No, it is distinct from the Marrow and serves as the colony's second seat.

Who founded the larder-discipline here?

The early larder-discipline was founded by Coil.

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