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It was CCXP's first original book, made with the publisher Intrínseca. It launched on the first day of CCXP 2017, December 7.
source ↗Felipe Castilho joined the project when character sketches by Rodrigo Bastos Didier and Victor Hugo Sousa already existed. He built the world to connect those figures.
source ↗In Untherak, the color red is banned. The author said he tied it to the Brazilian middle class's fear of communism, and that the book works as an allegory of Brazilian politics.
source ↗The names and races steer clear of the usual European fantasy. Castilho said he drew more on the Ottoman, Byzantine and Persian empires.
source ↗Harun talks to his grandfather's ghost. The author leaves it open on purpose: does Harun really see the ghost, or is it his mind? Watch when the grandfather shows up.
source ↗The sequel launched at CCXP23 in São Paulo, six years after the first book, and closes out the group's journey.
source ↗Co-creator Rodrigo Bastos Didier did the cover, the lettering and the map, which he developed with Felipe Castilho. Creative direction is by Erico Borgo and Renan Pizii.
source ↗Back in 2017, Castilho said there was a lot left to explore in Untherak's past. This book opens with a myth about the Six and the goddess Una, and goes after the origin of the six races.
source ↗The dedication reads "Para os que foram deixados de fora dos muros" (for those left outside the walls). It already tells you whose side the story is on.
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