Kur

Kur is the next area of Sudra that Trace travels through after Zi in order to activate the Repair Drones. It is an arid area with brown and tan rocks, and ancient ruins.

Trace enters Kur through its underground caverns and ascends to the forested surface mountain slopes, eventually reaching even greater heights of ice crags in the mountains, where snowfall occurs. At higher elevations, the effect of the Breach can be seen in the upper atmosphere. The area connects to E-Kur-Mah at two points to the east, while on its western side, connecting to Edin, Indi, and Zi.

In its eastern section, Kur also has rooms with Thorn Mazes, large flowers, and pools of pink acid that can harm Trace on contact, or which he can drown in if submerged. The bluish grey wreckage of Repair Drones can be found scattered on the ground all over this area. Most significantly, Kur is where Trace will find Katrahaska's room, after defeating the Variant called Gir-Tab.

Possible Secret World Entrances

20 - Easy Difficulty

Boss

Gir-Tab Variant

Standard

• Red Flying Krill (12)
• Laser Urchin (41)
• Red Wasp (44)
• Carnivorous Silk Bug (27)
• Armadillo (12)
• Mothmite (12)
• Baby Mothmite (43)
• Cyberdog (9)
• Purple Flying Krill (18)
• Gray Ghoul (1)
• Brown Ghoul (7)
• Cyan Scissorbeak (22)
• Firefly (14)
• Sudran Squid (1, stuck in inaccessible wall)

Other

• Boulder Spawner (2)
• Repair Drone Spawner (3)
• Repair Drone (9)

Upgrades

• Field Disruptor
• Grapple
• Remote Drone
• Enhanced Drone Launch
• Address Disruptor 2

Weapons

• Firewall
• Reflector
• Hypo-Atomizer
• Ion Beam
• Tethered Charge

Power-Ups

• Health Node - 04
• Health Node Fragment - 08, 09, 10, 11, 12
• Power Node - 03, 04
• Power Node Fragment - 14

Notes

• From the High Priestess (12)
• Public Notice (13)
• Journal Page (Uruku) (17)

Music

"Inexorable" (cave areas)

Official Lyrics: "DOONANADEEDEE BBABBABOOHEEHEE", as jokingly quoted in a tweet by Tom Happ

"I believe the language is Hindi, and I have no idea what she is saying - I purchased it on a sample disk of Indian singing" - Tom Happ

"Cellular Skies" (overworld areas)

Etymology

In Sumerian culture, Kur is the name of the underworld, or the land of the dead.^{(Citation needed)}