| Category | Marvels |
| Continent | Gorejun |
| Region | Vhurghad |
| Built | 19 Temporal 7501 DE |
| Map | Gatheghu |
Felân-Akthûl is a coastal area of towering structures, each carved to the likeness of the bust of Danzar-Khâl's three sons. In the Creation War (1486 DE - 8777 DE), they were built to counter the black ice of Perge'khas. At the time, this area and the northern regions of the Gorejun continent were the front line for battles between the armies of the Covenant general Danzar-Khâl and those of a primordial lord named Cari'phis.
Still working today, the Felân-Akthûl draw in ocean water, then by very powerful transmutation magic, become the head of a lava river named Lyrmadis. Centuries later, when this river neared the southern coasts, another conversion station was erected at Felân-Dûl; reversing the process with seawater rejoining the sea.
The three towers of Felân-Akthûl are each powered by a Sphere of Arcane; highly prized items, they are hidden behind a series of vaults, traps and guardians, and constantly moved about a great a maze of tunnels. Those doing the moving are hammer golems and an ancient order of monks formed solely for keeping things running and secure.
In the Horgon Era, raiders broke into Felân-Akthûl, making off with tomes detailing Danzar-Khâl's transmutation magic. The Šukhan Legion ended up with these tomes, and at Geledh, turn lava to water.