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Mortal Online 2 · Continent guide

Mortal Online 2 Sarducaa Map

Sarducaa is Mortal Online 2's southern desert continent, reached by crossing the bridge from Haven. This interactive map plots the whole coast — resources, towns, dungeons, creatures and points of interest the community has scouted.

What's on the Sarducaa map

Eleven marker layers, each typed and filterable:

Towns of Sarducaa

Nine towns ring the sands. Open any of them on the towns layer.

Regions & landmarks

The world of Sarducaa

The land

A dry ocean of breathing dunes

Sarducaa is five deserts and one drowned jungle, walled by the Arg Kepher massif and the diagonal escarpment of Yar Harika, threaded with life-giving oases (vaha) and scarred by Kamin Mara — the Glass Furnace, a crater where heat fused the sand to black glass. It sits below the equator, its own fresh continent, reached only by crossing from Haven.

The heat

The reversal and the swarm

Scorching days, freezing nights, near-endless drought. Roughly every two years the Iri'tzemach reverses the weather: the deserts flood, bloom into brief savannah and cliff-lakes, then die again in the Kharakeem — a devouring insect swarm. The banner that stockpiles in plenty and shelters in the flood inherits the dunes.

The seat

Beth Jedda, the Yellow Gem

The heat-free capital and trade hub near the bridge, once the Tindremic city Zanthenes. Ruled under the fire-crowned title Labbah Madar, the Mother of the Flame, and advised by the Magi priesthood — the Yequedah — seated at the temple-oasis of Yesil. Its breeders sell the Desert Horse, fastest mount in the world.

Desert peoples

The Wardaki

The Scorpion Dancers — hunters who milk the venom of the giant Akrep through drum and ritual dance. Fearless with a deadly craft; a code of skill earned in controlled danger.

The Cultists of Arg Kepher

Mountain fanatics awaiting the apocalyptic blood-moon, Lona Macta. They capture trolls and mutilate them through the ritual Val Gora — limbs replaced with blades — into monastery guardians.

The Khurite Bediai

Seclusive nomads who keep no permanent settlement and claim to have witnessed the Sundering itself. Bound, like all desert tribes, by Nang Vaha — the oasis-peace.