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The hardcover edition comes with a professionally illustrated appendix that includes, among other things:

• A map of the Kilayan Archipelago by a professional cartographer
• An illustrated bestiary of creatures native to the Archipelago
• Pencil sketches of the protagonists, as envisioned by another in-universe character
• Illustrations and information about the Seven Light-Born
• Illustrations of Kilayan fashion
• A guide to Makehu, the language spoken by the Archipelago natives (designed by a professional linguist)
• A brief history on the Archipelago and the Colonization

"Enderal accomplishes total immersion in a story in a way I have not seen in a long, long time. There were moments where the emotional weight of what happened hit me so hard that all I could do was sit and stare blankly." - Joe Pishgar, Tom's Hardware

Fantasy, mystery, and psychological horror converge in this gripping story that ventures deep into the dark corners of our minds.

Jaaros Oonai, magnate, visionary, and master of coin, doesn't muse about whether the glass is half empty or half full-only about ways to fill it.

Jespar Dal'Varek, drifter, mercenary, and master of avoidance, doesn't muse at all. He'd rather just drink the damn wine.

Two lives that could not be more different intertwine when a strange contract leads Jespar to the tropical island empire of Kilay, the wealthiest nation of the Illumined World.

The mission turns out to be as bizarre as it is lucrative: Jaaros Oonai, the country's merchant king, knows something that could stop a catastrophe, but he has fallen into an inexplicable coma. Together with an ex-priestess and a psychic, Jespar must enter Oonai's dreams and find this secret.

What should have been a fresh start quickly turns into a nightmare, as Jespar slides into a spiral of disturbing dreams, political intrigue, and clashing ideals, where not only the fate of Kilay but his own sanity are at stake. It's not long before he learns that sometimes only a spider's thread divides the sleeping and the awoken.

And that there's no greater enemy than one's own mind.

Dreams of the Dying is set in the universe of the award-winning, indie RPG "Enderal," but stands on its own. It doesn't require knowledge of the game in order to be read.