Moarsman City

General

Also known as Nyr'leha, to access Moarsman City, you must complete the Lord Test. Once you become a Lord in your society, you can use the portal Statue at 87.9S, 55.9W, or the statue at 87.9S, 54.5W near the Moarsman Gateway Temple southeast of Candeth Keep to be portaled to the island (same statue used during the Society Lord Test).

There are no tiable portals nearby, however there is a lifestone not too far away at 88.3S 60.9W.

Statue teleports you with Gateway to Nyr'leha.

Warning

Check the In-game Time before you use the statues that portal you to the City. There is a bug with them in which if you use the statues at the wrong time of the day they will portal you to The Pit of Heretics instead of the Moarsman City.

Statue teleports you with The Pit of Heretics.

The rule is:

Dawnsong through Warmtide and a half - use the EAST statue

Evensong through Foredawn and a half - use the WEST statue

The time when this is a concern is the transitions between day (dawnsong and foredawn) and night (warmtide and evensong). During this time one statue may still be spawned during the wrong time and if used will teleport you to the Pit. During the middle of the day/night the wrong statue will have disappeared leaving only the correct statue to use. Be careful which statue you use during the transitions. Its possible that the wrong statue may still be spawned while the correct statue won't be up yet in which case you will have to wait.

Updates to the Island

In the Sins of the Fathers event, special rare spawn bosses were added to the island. If you find one you can kill it and return its head to an NPC at your Society Stronghold in exchange for a Mana Forge Key, a title, and experience.

In the Who Watches the Virindi? event, the island spawns were significantly altered with new creatures added and old spawn patterns changed. Devon the Collector was also added.

In the What Once was Lost event, the creatures on the island got a significant experience boost. Also the island is no longer flat and devoid any distinguishing features. The terrain is now rugged with many palm tress and pools of water dot the landscape.