Kordamis

Kordamis is a fictional location featured in the fantasy novel "The Kingkiller Chronicle" by Patrick Rothfuss. Within the narrative, Kordamis is described as a large and ancient forest situated in the northern reaches of the continent. It is known for its dense canopy, which allows very little sunlight to penetrate to the forest floor, creating a perpetually dim and mysterious environment. The forest is also characterized by its imposing size and the winding, often treacherous paths that traverse its interior.

The lore surrounding Kordamis suggests it is a place steeped in ancient magic and folklore. It is said to be home to various fantastical creatures and holds secrets from ages past. While not a primary setting for extensive exploration within the known books of "The Kingkiller Chronicle," Kordamis is mentioned as a significant geographical landmark and is associated with certain historical events and characters. Its reputation is one of wildness and untamed nature, a place where the ordinary rules of the world might not fully apply. The name itself evokes a sense of age and perhaps a connection to older, forgotten powers.