Beneath the surface of the sands lies a complex network of winding caverns. Large caverns sparkle with quartz lined walls, lighting dim to nonexistent deeper underground. Compared to the surface, the Underground Palace remains at a comfortably cool temperature regardless of time of day.

Leisure time is spent productively in the Kingdom of the Heru-Bes. Those lacking duties are commanded to build. Towering above the sands and growing slowly day by day is the fruits of their labor: a large construction of sand and stone intended to honor the Pharaoh. If left unsupervised, the dangers of the construction site can result in fatal injury.

While uneven dunes make up most of of the land, there is a large expanse of rather flat sands known as the Valley of the Gods. This even terrain is very open with little to no cover, making it susceptible to predator attacks. It is believed to be protected by the sacred powers of the deities, however, and thus is the location of all religious ceremonies.