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There are several names, terms and expressions used in Uru (many of them originating from the slang of the early explorers), which are unknown to new adventurers. To help them we have created this brief glossary. We are aware that some spoiling is inevitable, however, we have tried to keep this to a minimum. Items in pink are basic terms in the game. Items in light green color are referred to as 
OOC. New fan age entries are in skyblue.
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Apart from some basic information regarding the DRC and its members, Uru Glossary is not dealing with the IC RPG storyline in detail. You may read about those events in the Uru Live or other forums.
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The biggest and highest island in the huge lake of D'ni, part of the city. For the time being, explorers are allowed to move only in this district. Ae'gura has several instances. The different worlds (available via the Books) were called Ages by the D'ni. 
Four in one or one in four? An Age created by Master Kadish with an interesting island around a clocklike device... and much more. A separate small Age, an important alternative access point to the Ahnonay Age. Called also the Temple or Chapel. A game of chance resembling rock, paper, scissors. Heek tables are found in every well equipped Neighborhood. Pronounced "ah-yo-heek" or "eye-o-heek" (often misspelled as "ayoheek"). Rules Explorers with a good nose can access this parallel instance of the vault. It is in another dimension, on another branch of the Great Tree... or Great Zero Observation. Your first visit to the Great Zero starts in this small room. Atrus and his wife Catherine, their children Yeesha, Achenar and Sirrus, his father Gehn, his grandfather Aitrus and grandmother Ti'ana (Anna) from the surface of the Earth do not appear in Uru (except Yeesha), however, they are the key characters of all Myst games and the three books. For the time being, little is known about these non-human "beast people", Yeesha calls them the "Least". They were probably the inhabitants of the cave system before the arrival of the D'ni. Although they are intelligent creatures, the D'ni treated them as animals only. You can see them in the endgame of Yeesha's quest at the rim of the crater. (You can learn about the connections of the Bahro and the D'ni a lot more in Myst V: End of Ages.) Recently occassional Bahro appearances were reported from the city. By collecting all of the Journey cloths of the basic Ages or solving puzzles in others, you can open and enter the Journey doors or Spiral doors or portal lights and link to a Bahro Cave, where different items can be found. Their exact physical place within D'ni is still a controversial issue (part of them are embedded in the cavern ceiling above the D'ni lake). They can mysteriously change their appearance. Bahro caves were probably the past dwelling places of the Bahros. Journey door These pillars, which resemble totems, are found in a Bahro cave and play a central role in your primary Uru quest (Yeesha's quest). 1) Linking cloths mounted on a stone slab. These usually give access only to a separate part of an Age (a room or a balcony etc).
Wellstones Pub Although this room can be found in the city, it is available only by linking from Teledahn. Here, you can find some interesting papers and Sharper's journals to read. The five ages to be solved to fulfil Yeesha's quest. Teledahn, Kadish, Eder Gira and Eder Kemo, Gahreesen. Without these you probably cannot advance at other places either. Originally the name of a particular Neighborhood. Nowadays its meaning has shifted and is generally used in place of Neighborhood. Found in the Minkata Age. The special desciptive and linking Books make possible the "creation" of different Ages (worlds) and linking (teleporting) to them. They had a central role in the D'ni culture and life. Their creation (the Art of Writing) was the privilage of a few guilds of D'ni. , see also Relto bookshelf A flying member of the fauna of Teledahn. A sport of the explorers in the Minkata Age. Great Zero Skilful explorers might have a mysterious stone plate with a circle pattern at one of the Relto islets. Perhaps it has nothing to do with the calendar... These stone lanterns with tiny sparkling lights might appear on the calendar stone at Relto. The cannen is a music recording device invented by Gehn. The deep fiord in the city, right downstairs from the courtyard, on the way to the Concert Hall. 2) The accesible part of Er'cana. A former member of the DRC. She organized the raising of funds for the DRC and the new restoration work at the cavern and the Ages. At June 2007 she was elected to the Council to replace Michael Engberg, but she resigned and left next year. 1) An arched part of the Great Zero; 2) Ahnonay Temple Ahnonay Cathedral 'Cavern' includes everything in the vast cave of D'ni: the city, Ae'gura, the Neighborhoods, the Great Zero etc. Ahnonay Cathedral A newly discovered library somewhere, with several links to the Cavern and other Ages. While this would mean the main city, the D'ni capital, in Uru it refers to Ae'gura, the biggest island in the lake. The coastal part of the city. For the time being, it is unavailable to the explorers. Located in the Neighborhood. One of the first places to visit. One of the first places to visit and explore. A crack in a desert at the foot of a dormant volcano at the Earth, the one-time dwelling of Ti'ana, Gehn, Atrus and Yeesha. 1) The huge D'ni clock can be found in several Neighborhoods; 2) An important big clock-like device in Ahnonay. Not a radar and not a clock but something between. A big auditorium located in the Neighborhood. They can be found in Gahreesen Training Center. They can be found in Gahreesen Training Center. Used in connection with several places: 1) At the upper end of the Great Stairs in the city; referred to as Tokotah square as well; 2) In front of the Library in the city; 3) The central part of the Great Zero. or ice trees. They grow somewhere in Ahnonay. Tokotah An arctical pod with interesting underwater life and ice harps surrounding it. The Great Shaft and Eder tomahn They can be found in Gahreesen Training Center. The vast underground cave and maze of tunnels in the Age of Earth. The D'ni people moved to there from their home Gaternay about 10000 years ago. Nearly three hundred years ago they suffered a catastrophic event and the city has been abandoned ever since. and Silo The desert and the cleft are called by this name, in fact, it means probably the unknown parts of the Earth Age (from the D'nis' point of view). A separate cave of D'ni. The passage between the main cavern and Rudenna was opened about 3000 years ago. The Bahro cave is probably situated in this part of D'ni, but its exact place is unknown. The newer name of the Great Shaft and the Descent.
Found at the highest point of Ae'gura Great Zero The west part of the ferry terminal. Do not confuse it with one that came from a Relto page. Wellstones Acronym for D'ni Restoration Council (archived old site). Its main purpose was to oversee the exploration and restoration of D'ni. The council was headed by Dr. Marie Sutherland, Dr. Ikuro Kodama, Victor Laxman, and Michael Engberg with Dr. Richard Watson as chair. In February, 2004, all restoration efforts were cancelled and the cavern was evacuated and closed. The DRC began showing renewed signs of activity in February, 2006 and returned to the cave a year later in 2007. Cate Alexander has become an associated member in 2007 and later replaced Watson in the Council. There were also numerous volunteers who served in support roles. (Characters) The members of the DRC may appear in Uru Live. 'He' can be found in the Neighborhoods. The name originates from the early ages of Uru and the first explorers. It is rumored that Eddie can sometimes influence the events in Uru. Earlier his relatives Jackie and Lillie the pumpkins were seen, too. A peaceful Garden Age with a Spiral Door, you can enjoy the everlasting dawn there. The sister age of Eder Kemo, the age of fumaroles, volcanic steam vents, lava flows, water falls and caves. One of the Garden Ages, the beautiful sister age of Eder Gira, every now and then with heavy storms. One of the beautiful Garden Ages with small ponds and swaying grass around, not to speak of a Spiral Door. Old D'ni way stations in the endless maze of D'ni tunnels. Located in the Neighborhood. Its purpose is still debated in spite of the several expeditions made by the early explorers. The Egg room is not always open. Around the "egg" there are Private rooms.Michael Engberg, former member of the DRC, was an expert in architectural structure and history, and was in charge of the physical restoration process in D'ni. After the tragic death of his daughter Willow he disappeared from the cavern. Wheely was the teenage daughter of Michael Engberg. She appeared in the cavern every now and then. Wheely and her friend Rose died in a tragic cave-in accident in May, 2007. The Age with a big industrial complex in a now barren canyon. One of the food producing Ages of the D'ni. Industrial complex The starting point in the city, Ae'gura. These small luminous marbles were used in the lamps and lanterns in D'ni. Star fissure A member of the Teledahn fauna. The Ages Eder Kemo, Eder Delin and Eder Tsogal. A nice place in the Neighborhood. You may meet Eddie here. The age of the Guild of Maintainers. It contains two fortress-like rotating edifices. Kadish Gallery Gahreesen Age The Gahreesen gator whom you can hear roar occasionally from the exterior Gahreesen areas. Pod age or pavillion. Resting places with benches in the Garden Ages. Power room Guild of Greeters Eder Gira Age The place of the third puzzle in Kadish, in a pyramid-shaped building. Guild of Messengers Pub A huge well that rises straight up toward the surface with stairs spiraling up along its sides. Part of the unfinished way to the surface, build by the D'ni a few hundreds years ago. The huge tree can be accessed somewhere from the city. It has also a symbolic meaning in the D'ni philosophy: it represents the "Great Tree of Possibilities", the endlessly interweaving maze of all possible Ages in the universe. Sanctuary The center of the D'ni position system in a separate, ancient part of Ae'gura. The calibration of the KI also takes place there. or antechamber room. Your first visit to the Great Zero starts in this small room. Nickname of the Greeters' Neighborhood. A prophesized person in the D'ni history, mentioned in the prophecies of The Watcher. The centre of the ancient D'ni Guilds. The large building you see in front of you and high above the Tokotah courtyard, in the mountain, when you walk up the Great Stairs in the city. Currently under restauration, not available to visitors, its entrance is behind the great curtain at the Tokotah courtyard. A group that has dedicated itself to helping new explorers get oriented as they begin their explorations. The Guild of Greeters was a team of the friendliest and most knowledgeable explorers around. You could find them in the Guild of Greeters neighborhood and usually wore a cyan T-shirt. Nowadays the New Greeters are pleased to provide helpful hints, tutorials, etc. The restored pub of the D'ni Guild of Messengers with a bar and a conference room on the 2nd floor. A new place for party events, lectures, etc. The Guild of Writers are a group of talented people creating new fan Ages which can be played offline with Uru CC or TPOTS or online on a few shards. The one-time D'ni society based on the subtle system of the 18 major Guilds (Guild of Writers, Maintainers, Miners, Book-makers, etc.) and numerous minor Guilds. Government, education, culture, science etc., even everyday life were strongly influenced and interwoven by the Guilds. Recently the DRC encourages the formation of a somewhat similar guild organization of the explorers Kirel. Community places of the recently formed new Guilds of explorers. Only supporters or members of the Guilds can reach the appropriate pub.
This tram-like machinery belongs to the Industrial complex in Er'cana Ahyoheek table Originally Phil Henderson was a Restoration Engineer working with the DRC, but later after a mysterious long journey he was abducted by the DRC, and he had contact mainly with Sharper only. He appeared to die in a cave-in accident in the city in December, 2003. His body has never been found. Surprisingly, Phil returned to the cavern in August, 2007. Neighborhood or Pellet Bahro Cave. One of the Bahro Caves. Pillar Acronym for in cavern or in character. The state of mind you are in during the game, when Uru is real, and you are identified with your avatar. Some forums require you to stay in character when posting messages. cf. OOC A device for displaying images and messages at different places. You can place images or messages to the imager at your Relto or in your Neighborhood, others are available only for the DRC.
A huge processing plant in Er'cana including a mill, grinder, treatment or mixer pools, baking room or burner, pelleting machine, etc. Another industrial complex was found on the south side of the D'ni cavern, but the explorers never had access to it. Relto itself and the Books on your Relto bookshelf are your personal copies, instances of the Ages. Entering the city via the brown City Book you get to a hood instance. Players in different instances of the same Age will not see or hear each other. Think of these instances merely as "parallel worlds". (OOC: city instances are used because of technical reasons in order to avoid high density of population. Its IC explanation is quite forced.) When Books or bahro stones leading to the cavern are shared with another player instancing is an obscured and messed up process. One of the popular sports of the explorers at Relto. Help Eddie the beachball An Age with an arena dedicated for some kind of D'ni sport or competition. A piece of tapestry-like cloth with a stylized hand on it. All of them are to be collected in each basic age. They are used as bookmarks in these Ages as well. Sometimes referred to as Journey hand . cf. Spiral cloth and Shell cloth. These massive doorways, one in every basic Age and bearing the same hand marking as the journey cloths, lead to the Bahro cave. To open them, you have to collect all of the journey cloths in that particular age. Sometimes referred to as Yeesha doors. cf. Spiral door. A district of the city. A separate hall in the city, available via a linking book, too. The magnificent stained glasses on the walls may contain clues to the puzzles of the Kadish Age. When closely scrutinizing some puddles in Kadish, strange reflections appear in the water... Examine the puddle after the moon room in the short tunnel in first person mode. or office. The one-time hidden place of good old Master Kadish in Ahnonay. This Age of gigantic trees was once created by Guildmaster Kadish to hide a cache (vault) in its secret caves. To access the cache, several puzzles have to be solved. Pub A ray-like fish native to Dereno A member of the fauna of Eder Kemo, it lives high on the edge of the rocks. Eder Kemo Age The enormous arch over the entrance of the harbour of Ae'gura, named after Kerath, the last and greatest king of D'ni. The wristwatch-sized D'ni communicator. It is a must for every explorer in Uru. You can take pictures with it, send messages or pictures, after calibration it shows the D'ni position coordinates. KI guides at: OpenUru, Florestica. Mark_AF's original maps of URU marker games necessary for entering the Great Zero and the calibration of the KI. Spoiler! The big round hall (rotunda) in the palace, upstairs from Tokotah courtyard. Its walls are adorned with the names of the D'ni kings. This bluish colored place is one of the Neighborhoods. For the time being, it is the centre of the new Guilds founded by the explorers. The secret hideaways in the desert of Minkata were named kiva by the first explorers. (origin of the word) Dr. Kodama was a member of the DRC and an expert in geology and structural integrity. An island of the great D'ni lake with a mansion on it, it belonged once to an upper-class D'ni family. In one of its halls Atrus was imprisoned twice: first as a young boy and many years later again, when he already lived in Myst island. Victor Laxman was the fourth member of the DRC and the chief engineer for the restoration effort. Community centre The magnificant building of the Great Library is at the far end of Ae'gura. Do not confuse it with the rooftop office (workshop) at the Tokotah building 2) A small hall in Myst island, where the library of Atrus was many years ago. Currently under repair. It could be found in the City at the dock area. It measured the light emitted by the luminescent algae of the great D'ni lake. Eddie the beachball Bahro Stone A small yellow mark in the rocky ground found in several Ages, the purpose of which is somehow connected with the D'ni position finding.
Part of the Wall. Currently not available. The special armour-like suit was worn in dangerous situations or in the test area. Available from Gahreesen. leads to the Maintenance rooms. An important place in Ahnonay, accessible only with difficulty. Sometimes referred to as mech(anical) room or simply as 'control area' or 'control room', although there are several other 'control rooms' in Uru. Several maps are available from the site of the Guild of Cartographers. A summary map of Uru Ages The white disk shaped pulsating markers are used 1) in the KI calibration procedure (green, red or yellow marker missions); 2) in the marker games as it is written in a notebook in the Training center. This memorial is for those who have fallen and it can be found in the City in the Pub hallway. The Age with an endless dusty desert and some artifacts of the aboriginals. Maintenance room The place of the second puzzle in Kadish. Acronym for Myst Online - Uru Live.Acronym for Myst Riven Exile D'ni Uru, an often used term in the forums when speaking generally about these games or the Myst universe. Vestibules attached to the rotating bridges of the Training center in Gahreesen. A building near the Tokotah courtyard, Ae'gura. It is certainly worth visiting because of the books and documents available there.
Pod Age Yes, the well known Myst island, the now abandoned homestead of Atrus and Catherine is available (partially) again from a remote spot of the cavern! A tropical pod with lush vegetation and strange animals around (urwin, two-tailed monkey, etc.). (Nowadays often "Bevin") An outlying section of D'ni. The Neighborhoods are situated in the cavern walls of D'ni. They are excellent places for social activities of a larger group of people. Neighborhoods vary in their equipment and décor. There are three basic types, Bevin (common) and Serat (rare), distinguishable mainly by the shape of their lamps. Kirel is a mirrored hood with different colouring and tiling They are shared by several players, new ones can be created and the players can change their membership. The New Greeters were founded in 2011 to provide better support for new players in the many incarnations of Uru Live. Nexus is a kind of personal central terminal or station. It contains all of the available links within the cavern. The Nexus linking mechanism cannot be used without the KI. Several are found in the city around, these are used for registering the KI in order to obtain additional direct links to the city. It can be found in a secret place and contains a linking stone to an even more secret place. This can apply to people in history or in the story of Uru, like Atrus or Yeesha, as well as to people who are part of the Uru story, like members of the DRC, the bahro, or Douglas Sharper and Phil Henderson. There are several places on the net to peruse the transcripts of these documents, for example: Mystjourney The D'ni used a base 25 number system 1) Antechamber room of the Great Zero (sometimes called observation deck); 2) Sometimes the Control room of the Wall in Gahreesen Training center. Acronym for out of cavern or out of character. The state of mind you are in whilst out of the game, when Uru is a game, and you realise that Uru is on your computer. cf. IC In dangerous situations the avatar automatically touches his/her Relto book and links back to Relto. or gazebo. Resting places with benches in the Garden Ages. Telescope A desert pod with neverending sandstorms outside. Relto Age You have to make & use them in Er'cana. They contain nutrients for the luminescent algae of the D'ni lake. or Hourglass Cave. One of the Bahro Caves. A Relto at night... Phil Henderson's Relto book is in a well hidden place in the city. The dumpy pillars (or "hydrants") on your Relto island have an important role in beginning and fulfilling your quests in Uru. They are not empty, you can open them... The place of the fourth puzzle in Kadish. For the time being, it's original D'ni name is unknown. Sometimes called Museum age or Reziksehv (meaning "the pod age" in D'ni). The age can be examined only from within the interior of several pods (spherical observation stations), placed throughout the age. Each of the pods have their own name (Dereno, Negilahn, Payiferen and Tetsonot) and are accessible only with the appropriate linking book. A pod is more than simply a location to study the world surrounding it, every now and then a portal appears within the pod's interior... Pod age The place of the rotation mechanism of the 1st building in Gahreesen, as well as of the timed puzzle to enable the energy system to the Maintainers' buildings. 1) Found in the prison level of the Training center in Gahreesen Age. Worth visiting; 2) Slave room in Teledahn Age. Five soundproof small rooms around the Egg room for private conversations. 1) The one-time tavern in the harbor of Ae'gura, by the side of the main stairs. 2) The Watcher's Pub. 3) Guild Pubs. A bulbous member of the flora of Eder Kemo. Found in the lilac haze of Kadish Glow room These small crablike creatures live in Ahnonay. Clock 2 The private personal age of every explorer, the island in the sky (its early name was Interim Age). Others can access only by invitation, by sharing your Relto book. See also Relto bookshelf The special linking book attached to the explorers' belt. By using it you return immediataly to your own Relto. You can share your Relto book with others, by clicking on the "Share book" on the left side of your Relto book and then with the open book cursor clicking on the avatar you are inviting. Pieces of paper you find lying around (1-2 per ages). They add a page to your Relto linking book and add the feature pictured to your Relto, i.e. a waterfall, a dock, etc. Sometimes referred to as Yeesha pages or Treasure pages. Some pages are available only intermittently. Restoration Engeeners of the DRC, who are very helpful in the case of problems. Great Zeero Pod Age Tokotah building The Watcher's Pub Sandy the football is lurking deep in the Minkata desert. A rarely seen large, flightless birdlike creature. Sandscrits live in the desert of the pod age Payiferen. Neighborhood
Take a walk in the peaceful snowfall. Douglas Sharper ("Mushroom Baron") was not a member of DRC, but has got full rights to explore Teledahn. When D'ni was emptied at the beginning of February, 2003, he did not follow the explorers and the DRC but remained alone in the cavern. He was in good relations with Phil Henderson. Baron's city office In the Er'cana and Ahnonay Ages the journey cloths have a shell on them. A charming member of the fauna of Teledahn. She lives in the sea and is difficult to lure and see. The halls and rooms found in the giant mushrooms of Teledahn. You can link to there from Er'cana. Its exact place is unknown, probably somewhere in the city in an industrial district called Uran or originally D'ni Ashem'en. It served to store food for the luminescent algae living in the lake of the Cavern. In underground Teledahn the place of the puzzle with the seven mats and the locked gates. A strange small sparkling and swaying light found at different places intermittently. They influence the calendar stone at Relto. Do not mix it with the fire-marbles. Found in certain garden Ages, they lead to the Bahro caves. The teamwork of several explorers is needed to open them. Found in certain garden Ages, their skilful manipulation opens the spiral doors. One of the islets around Relto, with a spiral rock formation. A small hidden place in the city. Douglas Sharper and Phil Henderson used it to spy through a telescope on the Tokotah office of the DRC. There are many around, but this particular one is found in the middle of the courtyard, top of the great stairs, Ae'gura. Sometimes referred to as "split stalagmite" or "tree stump" or "tree arch". An anomaly, a gap in the space-time structure of the Ages, maybe a glitch between the dimensions... It has a central role in the connections between the Ages of Myst, Riven and Earth. An unknown person who found a linking book to Myst on the surface of Earth and freed Atrus from his captivity in K'veer. Later he freed the imprisoned Catherine in Riven, saved Releeshen, rescued Yeesha. or Canyon Mall, the street along the canyon in Ae'gura. Calendar stone Dr. Sutherland was the Director of Field Work for the DRC. The small plaza over the canyon, after the Kings' Hall, in Ae'gura. Sometimes referred to as Palace courtyard. The age of the giant mushrooms. These gadgets can be found in several Ages. Sometimes only to look and see, sometimes they are connected to other devices and have some definite purpose. or tree ring puzzle. The first puzzle in Kadish. Ahnonay Cathedral Wall A broken down pod. They are found at the upper end of the Great Stairs in the city, on the Tokotah Alley and Courtyard. Building I is behind the DRC tent, building II is opposite to it, above the Nexus station. It has a makeshift office on the roof, sometimes referred to as DRC office, workshop or library, available only through the appropriate linking book. An alternative old spelling is Dakotah. Originally an ancient D'ni word meaning home... well, you'll reach this Age sometime, somewhere... do your best! However, it is still debated whether Tomahna is a separate Age or not – probably it is a distinct but very close parallel Age. Although several tower-like structures can be seen in Uru, this particularly important one is in Ahnonay. The second giant fortress-like rotating building in the Gahreesen Age. Certain Ages may have multiple linking books. These books link to new parts of the Age, which are inaccessible from the "normal" link-in points, very similarly to the Bahro stones. Relto pages or telescope puzzle. The first puzzle in Kadish. A member of the flora of Eder Kemo, it has a characteristic brainlike appearance. They live in the jungle at the Negilahn pod. Between August 7th, 2004 - February 15th, 2007 explorers were allowed to enter the cavern again, although only in small groups. (Technically, the online Uru run on several separate private servers called "shards".) Silo A D'ni word meaning "large gathering" or "grand community". However, it is an ancient word here on the surface, too: uru - Sumerian and Neo-assyrian "city", Sanskrit "wide, large"", Hebrew - "awaken" etc. From uru comes Ur, the name of the one of humanity's earliest cities. The one-time online multiplayer version of Uru, existing as the "Beta" from the beginning of 2003 until November 2003, and as "Live" (called also The Prologue) from November 2003 until February 10th, 2004. It was reincarnated in somewhat different form as Untìl Uru. On May, 2006 it was announced that true Uru Live would be returned at the end of 2006. Closed public beta testing began in August 2006. Myst Online - Uru Live (MOUL) started in February, 2007, and has been closed in April, 2008. MOUL has been revived again in February, 2010 A large, flightless bird. Urwins live in the jungle of the pod age. The daughter of Atrus and Catherine. She developed further the Art of Writing and was able to create among others the special Linking Book to Relto. Relto Book Journey cloth Journey doors Relto pages The primal quest in the five basic Ages. Kind of combination of a gun and telescope in Teledahn Telescope The place of the last puzzle in the Kadish Age. A very old Age of the old D'ni used as a memorial Age of the passed away. Now a place to remember and mourn those explorers who are gone. A chair-like device in a suspended cockpit used for transportation on Ahnonay. Massive training and testing facilities in the huge central hall of the Gahreesen Training Center. You may glance at it from the Conference or Control rooms. Currently it is out of order. The rooms of a giant mushroom in the back area of Teledahn, with many crates around. A D'ni prophet who lived thousands of years ago, the founder of the Sanctuary. The Watcher recorded his visions of D'ni in a 625-line booklets entitled Words, divided to 5 sections. A secret place in the city, available through the Nexus only. The ancient meeting place of the Watcher and his followers. Referred to as the Great Tree Pub or the Watcher's Pub as well. Garden of Lights The structure resembling to a stone well at Relto. The rotating stones over the Relto well, obtained piece by piece when fulfilling different tasks. For the time being, their purpose is unknown. The center part of the 1st building in Gahreesen Age. Nick was a Restoration Enginer. He started to learn D'ni in 1998 and translated many D'ni documents to English. After coming into conflicts with the DRC he left the Council in May, 2007. Sparkly Elias Zandi was an archaeologist and one of the original explorers of D'ni in 1988. He established the D'ni Restoration Foundation which helped to fund the work of the DRC. In 1996 he died of a heart attack. The dude sitting in front of the caravan in the desert and greeting the new explorers. If necessary, he may provide some nudges. He is the son of Elias Zandi, one of the initial discoverers of D'ni. One of the easter eggs in the rainy desert.
More additional info can be found in the archives of Wiki at openuru.org, The Guild of Archivists, Wikipedia (Myst franchise), Wikipedia (Uru), Guild of Greeters, D'ni Pedia Writers, MYSTlore wiki, Myst wiki, Myst Ages, Uru Obsession, and at other sites as well. Unfortunately, several excellent places have ceased to exist. Bear in mind, however, that usually the more detailed the info the more you are spoiled.
Manual of Myst Online - Uru Live at allthingsuru.com (2007, without spoilers)Visual guide through URU Ages (with a few tips) here
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