Videogames set in this place feature such subtitles as "Living the Adventure" and "The Timestone Pirates", while Alan Dean Foster penned novels titled for this place "Lost" and for the "Hand of" this place.
Videogames set in this place feature such subtitles as "Living the Adventure" and "The Timestone Pirates", while Alan Dean Foster penned novels titled for this place "Lost" and for the "Hand of" this place. A recent book introduced a kingdom near this place called Chandara, while its own landmarks include the Rainy Basin, where Lee Crabb attempts to steal a ruby. The namesake "Code" of this place is an acrostic that forms the phrase "SOW GOOD SEED". The mythology of this location tells of a creature named Ogthar who stole a number of sunstones while the sun was sleeping in the (*) World Beneath, allowing him to create Poseidos, which was later destroyed by the sea. Its human population consists primarily of Dolphinbacks, some of whom go on to serve as riders of the skybax. Arthur and Will Denison arrive here in the first book about this place, which is subtitled "A Land Apart from Time". For 10 points, identify this fictional island country created by James Gurney, the population of which includes sentient Quetzalcoatlus and Triceratops.
Videogames set in this place feature such subtitles as "Living the Adventure" and "The Timestone Pirates", while Alan Dean Foster penned novels titled for this place "Lost" and for the "Hand of" this place.
{Dinotopia} [accept equivalents like “the {Dinotopia universe}”]