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{{infobox world
|name=Norvrandt
|release=FFXIV
|image=Norvrandt.jpg
|type=Geographical region of [[First|the First]]
|geography=Eternal light across the skies
|continents=One region comprised of [[Lakeland]], [[Amh Araeng]], [[Il Mheg]], [[Rak'tika Greatwood]]<br/>Outside Norvrandt: [[Empty (Final Fantasy XIV)|The Empty]]
|islands=[[Kholusia]]
|metaphysical=[[Aether (Final Fantasy XIV)|Aether]], [[Sin eater]]s
|races=[[Hyur|Hume]], [[Elezen|Elf]], [[Lalafell|Dwarf]], [[Miqo'te|Mystel]], [[Roegadyn|Galdjent]], [[Au Ra|Drahn]], [[Hrothgar|Ronso]], [[Viera (Final Fantasy XIV)|Viis]], [[Amalj'aa|Zun]], [[Sahagin (Final Fantasy XIV)|Ondo]], [[Kobold (Final Fantasy XIV)|Mord]], [[Goblin (Final Fantasy XIV)|Hobgoblin]], [[Qiqirn|Qitari]], fae folk
|factions=*[[The Crystarium (Final Fantasy XIV)|The Crystarium]]
*[[Eulmore]]
*The Night's Blessed
*Fae folk
*Nabaath Areng (extinct)
*Kingdom of Voeburt (extinct)
*Ronkan Empire (extinct)
|cities=*[[The Crystarium (Final Fantasy XIV)|The Crystarium]]
*[[Eulmore]]
|events=*[[The Flood|The Flood of Light]]
}}
{{Cita|One of those reflections─the one nearest to the Source─is our home. And we were the heroes blessed with Her Light. But not all worlds hold Light and Dark in equal measure. In ours, the power of Light was greater by far. So the [[Ascian]]s who once threatened our home were no match, and they fell before us, one after another, till none were left. Victory, we thought...<br><br>...And then came the Light─a flood of pure, blinding radiance, annihilating shadow and color and ''life itself''. Ere long, it will consume our world, leaving naught in its wake but blank perfection.|[[Ardbert]]}}
'''Norvrandt''' (ノルヴラント en la versión en japonés) es una de las [[ubicación (Final Fantasy)|ubicaciones]] disponibles en la saga ''Final Fantasy''.
==Descripción==
En esta región es donde ocurre principalmente la historia de ''[[Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers]]''. It is a region of the [[First]], one of thirteen reflections of [[Source (Final Fantasy XIV)|Source]] that was created when the goddess [[Hydaelyn (character)|Hydaelyn]] banished the dark god [[Zodiark (Final Fantasy XIV)|Zodiark]], and roughly analogous to Hydaelyn's [[Eorzea]].

==Perfil==
By the time of ''Shadowbringers'', Norvrandt is the only region of the First that has not succumbed to the  [[The Flood|Flood of Light]] that has consumed the rest of the world, and is bathed in perpetual daylight.

While Norvrandt at its base is a perfect reflection of Eorzea from the time the worlds split, millennia have passed in the time since. This has resulted in drastic differences in the worlds' histories. Nearly everything familiar between the two worlds goes by a different name, cities appear where there were none in the other world and vice versa. Additionally, time runs at a different frequency on the First than the Source, with over 100 years passing between the time that Ardbert visited the Source and the Warrior sub-sequentially visiting the First in res.

===Geografía===
Las regiones de Norvrandt son análogas a la de la geografía de Eorzea:
*[[Eulmore]] to [[Limsa Lominsa]]
*The [[Crystarium (Final Fantasy XIV)|Crystarium]] to the [[Crystal Tower (Final Fantasy XIV)|Crystal Tower]]
*The [[Rak'tika Greatwood]] to the [[Black Shroud]]
*[[Amh Araeng]] to [[Thanalan]]
*[[Kholusia]] to [[Vylbrand]]
*[[Il Mheg]] to [[Coerthas]]
*[[Lakeland]] to [[Mor Dhona]]
*[[Tempest (Final Fantasy XIV)|The Tempest]] to the Rhotano Sea
*The Divide to the Strait of Merithor

The familiar races of Eorzea also appear in Norvrandt, but their cultures have diverged drastically to the point of being alien, and they are known by different names:
*[[Hyur]] to Hume {{J|ヒュム|Hyumu}}
*[[Miqo'te]] to Mystel {{J|ミステル|Misuteru}}
*[[Elezen]] to Elf {{J|エルフ|Erufu}}
*[[Roegadyn]] to Galdjent {{J|ガルジェント|Garujento}}
*[[Au Ra]] to Drahn {{J|ドラン|Doran}}
*[[Lalafell]] to Dwarf {{J|ドワーフ|Dowāfu}}
*[[Hrothgar]] to Ronso {{J|ロンゾ|Ronzo}}
*[[Viera (Final Fantasy XIV)|Viera]] to Viis {{J|ヴィース|Vīsu}}
*[[Amalj'aa]] to Zun {{J|ズン|Zun}}
*[[Sahagin (Final Fantasy XIV)|Sahagin]] to Ondo {{J|オンド|Ondo}}
*[[Kobold (Final Fantasy XIV)|Kobold]] to Mord {{J|モルド|Morudo}}
*[[Goblin (Final Fantasy XIV)|Goblin]] to Hobgoblin {{J|ホブゴブリン|Hobugoburin}}
*[[Qiqirn]] to Qitari {{J|キタリ|Kitari}}

Some characters from [[Eorzea]] have counterparts in Norvrandt:
*The [[Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy XIV)|Warrior of Light]] to [[Ardbert]]
*Brendt/Brennan/Bremondt to Traveling Merchant
*[[Gerolt Blackthorn]] to Grenoldt
*[[Rowena]] to Mowen
*[[Wandering Minstrel]] to Minstreling Wanderer

==History==
Norvrandt was the only region in the First not consumed by the Flood of Light. The flood was caused when the Thirteenth shard was consumed by the Flood of Darkness, as the [[Ascian]]s attempted to rejoin the shard into the Source. Due to this imbalance, the First became unnaturally and critically aspected toward Light. To prevent a second failure of the process and prevent a second version of the [[The Void (term)|Void]] from being created, Ascians [[Mitron]] and [[Loghrif]] halted the Flood until [[Emet-Selch]] ordered them to create a [[Umbral Calamity|Calamity]] to rejoin the First into the Source. To accomplish this, Mitron and Loghrif lured the First's Warriors of Light into battling the Shadowkeeper. 

The Shadowkeeper was a being that came to power within Lakeland, ancestral home of the Elves, after seizing power during a conservative bid to return to yesteryears of old, as noted in textbooks within the Bookman's Shelves. It is likely that the rise to power in a darkness aspected manner was a direct influence of the Ascians as a temporary stopper of the Flood of Light. The distrust of the Elves toward any races, including the Humes whom they were allied with, made the shift of power all too easy, enabling the Ascians to use them to their advantage in the tip toward light. After defeating the Shadowkeeper [[Ardbert]] used an Axe of Light to destroy Mitron as well. The light of the axe caused Mitron to transform into the first [[sin eater]], [[Eden (Final Fantasy XIV)|Eden]], and Mitron unleashed the Flood of Light.

The Flood consumed nine tenths of the First, and in a bid to prevent the loss of the shard, the Mother Crystal acted through [[Minfilia Warde]] and sent her to the First and halted the Flood along with the spirits of the First's Warriors of Light, save Ardbert. Although Norvrandt survived the Flood, for the next century, it would constantly be harassed by sin eaters, mindless creatures created through the Light, acting out of their basic instincts. The people of Norvrandt lived in constant fear of being attacked by sin eaters and becoming sin eaters themselves. This fear led to anger towards Ardbert and his companions for causing the Flood and allowing this misery. Over time, legends of the Warrior of Darkness would keep the people's spirits up.

In the city of Eulmore, Emet-Selch created a new plan to bring forth a Calamity. He manipulated the mayor of Eulmore to let his unborn child be influenced with the power of a sin eater, with promises that through this child his rule over Eulmore, and the remainder of the world, would be absolute. This child was [[Vauthry]], who was able to maintain control of sin eaters. After eventually gaining the title of mayor, Vauthry would lure people into Eulmore to let them live in bliss before the inevitable end of Norvrandt by the Light, promising safety from the corruption while feeding those in the slum area outside of Eulmore a type of hand food called Meol, which contained the flesh of those who succumbed to Light within the city for one reason or another and became sin eaters. Eulmore was a heaven for some, but a hell for others that were pushed into a servitude class for an ever stagnant and vapid citizen class. Promises of citizenship and safety could easily be ripped out from under the serving class before they were cast out of the city, sometimes directly into sea.
	
Vauthry's rule was challenged when the [[G'raha Tia|Exarch]] began his attempts to summon the [[Warrior of Light (Final Fantasy XIV)|Warrior of Light]] from the Source. The tower's caretaker, the Crystal Exarch, having become the leader of the [[The Crystarium (Final Fantasy XIV)|Crystarium]] that had built around him as he researched the tower, accepted those cast out from Eulmore and trained them in defense and culling of the sin eaters. This caused a cold tension between Vauthry and Crystarium, as Vauthry used the masses of sin eaters lurking the corners of the shard to coax people to the shanty town outside of Eulmore desperate for Sanctuary. During this time he raises [[Lyna]], a [[Viera (Final Fantasy XIV)|Viis]] orphan from the ever constant war against the sin eaters that would later become the leader of Crystarium. From the Crystal Tower, the Exarch used a special magick to reach out into the Source, intending to summon its current Warrior of Light to combat the Light in the First. However, his first attempts managed to summon a number of [[Scions of the Seventh Dawn]] members to the First instead, each taking years of preparation that felt and seemed like they were only hours apart on the Source: [[Thancred Waters]], [[Y'shtola Rhul]], [[Urianger Augurelt]], [[Alphinaud Leveilleur|Alphinaud]] and [[Alisaie Leveilleur]]. He only summoned their souls, as their corporeal bodies remained in the Source. In his final attempt he summoned the Warrior of Light to the First, providing the souls of the Scions access to return home with their memories and [[Aether (Final Fantasy XIV)|aether]] carried within crystal.
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