the Oasis Meeting place of the deities of Egypt, the Oasis is a vast and beautiful place. Hidden deep within the desert—where even the Magi cannot find it—the area has a solid supply of water that enables glorious plants such as the palm tree to grow, even with the temperatures reaching heights that are almost unbearable.
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the Pinnacle Of the remaining monuments carved into the sides of the valley, there are but a few left. Nicknamed ‘the Pinnacle’ for obvious reasons, when a God stands atop one of the statues, they can see most of the desert beyond, up ’til the horizon. It makes a good point for observing their realm, plus, they can offer wanderers help if a nomad happens to pass by—if they so wish to do that, I must add.
the Valley Floor For all that Wadi el-Muluk is imposing from a distance, it is even more intimidating when you are down on the very floor of the valley. The high walls create shadows that are often cast at odd angles on the ground, and there are a few hollow caves carved into the rock face, although they’re hardly ever used. Despite its daunting appearance, however, the valley floor offers good shade to those that need it.
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