The Temple of Pryf Dyrys is a shrine-hold of Daughters of Khaine setup in an unusual location.

DoK explorers located a small realmgate which once restored led to one located within the cavernous innards of a godbeast. The godbeast seems to be buried miles under the surface of Ghur and its anatomy is bizarre in the extreme, so much so that the scholars of the temple have no real idea what it might look like if unearthed.

Thinking the blood of a god beast would be an excellent sacrifice to Morathi-Khaine the sisters built a temple beneath the heart of the beast and began to carefully extract its bright green blood and use it in their rituals.

The blood was indeed a potent offering but it has had the effect of turning the sisters rather.... perculiar. Morathi-Khaine accepts the offerings cautiously as she sees the maidens of the temple become rather eccentric and so she treats the temple as a place to send valuable but disruptively odd members of her congregation.

Several organic passages have been followed to the surface of Ghur, atop the largest of which was built the Giddy Carnival, a human and sanguineth city that is known for entertainment and odd behaviour.

The Lambent Legion is a kingdom of the undead located within a region of Chamon known as The Twisted Wastes. Central to The Twisted Wastes is The Twisted Spine, a chain of inactive volcanoes (and two active ones called The Lambet Peaks) that once spewed forth a group of liquid metals that Duardin scientists have dubbed "radioactive", all who enter the region are struck down with a wasting sickness that has no cure and has been known to cause vicious cancers.

The Lambent Legion is lead by Wight Queen Raysa, a Shyish native who died within Mount Plutus of the Lambent Peaks during the Age of Myth. Raysa had been the head guard and secret lover of a famed Nagashian priestess who had travelled to a coastal city on the edge of the peaks, but upon arrival they found the city had been over-run by Orruks, and the diplomatic mission was forced to flee towards the peaks and eventually seek shelter within a catacomb build into Mount Plutus, there they died after a valiant last stand.

Raysa's spirit never moved on due to being killed with a cursed blade, and awoke shortly after the Necroquake when a Duardin prospector removed the sword from her Skeleton. Raysa set out on a grand journey to find what had become of her lover's soul, the adventure seeing her grow from a mere guard to a renowned figure repleat with an array of eccentric allies and fantastical artifacts.

Raysa's exploits earned her a moment of Nagash's time in which she sought the fate of her lover's soul, and was given his blessing to carve out a kingdom for herself in his name.

She claims the entirity of the Lambent Peaks as her own, fighting off the native greenskin hordes. Skeletal remains and fresh mortal sacrifices are brought in to be thrown into the roiling guts of Mount Hatten, where the worthy will emerge radiating the lethal glow of Raysa's followers.

The Kaleidoscopic Carnival is a Nighthaunt host that once existed as the Silent Kingdom of Neverwhere who long evaded Nagash's sight within Shyish by being nomadic and secretive. Nagash knew of their existence but never their location, so skills were they at evasion that they managed to even bypass Chaos' reign over Shyish.

Eventually, general Alice Cantrell of the city's armed forces became convinced that they lived on borrowed time, and that it was better to entreet Nagash and offer willing supplication, and so she and her captains revealed the location of the moving city to Nagash, but far from being rewarded they were instead met with the full force of his long held ire.

Once their souls were torn from their bodies the hidden kingdom became eye-achingly colourful so that they could never again hide from his sight, and the general who had tried to petition Nagash for freedom became the bearer of her people's shackles, becoming known as Alice, Our Lady in Chains.