Spyre

Spyre is the world where the story takes place, introduced in the opening narration as a world of swords and sorcery with one notable exception, the town of Elmville E1·00:00:05.

Adaine names Spyre alongside Highcourt when talking about two countries, and Gorgug remarks "Well if Spyre is everything" E13·00:43:13E13·00:43:16. In the epilogue Adaine says she will study divinatory practices "from all of Spyre's many cultures" E17·01:14:57.

Spyre is the world of the story, with the town of Elmville as its one non-sword-and-sorcery exception E1·00:00:05. Aguefort Adventuring Academy is described in a season 2 recap as the preeminent high school for heroes in all of Spyre S2E7·00:03:02. When Kristen asks whether the sun goes around the planet, Aguefort answers that Spyre does go around the sun and that he has made a mistake in dragging the sun across the sky S2E10·02:06:16.

The end-of-season-2.5 summary isn't written yet; below is the summary at the end of season 2. The Seven is covered under “By episode”.

Spyre is the world of the story, with the town of Elmville as its one non-sword-and-sorcery exception E1·00:00:05. Aguefort Adventuring Academy is described in a season 2 recap as the preeminent high school for heroes in all of Spyre S2E7·00:03:02. When Kristen asks whether the sun goes around the planet, Aguefort answers that Spyre does go around the sun and that he has made a mistake in dragging the sun across the sky S2E10·02:06:16.

Spyre is the world of the story, with the town of Elmville as its one non-sword-and-sorcery exception E1·00:00:05. In season 3 it is described as "a world of myth and legend" S3E1·00:02:37. Brennan says "That's like, law of magic in Spyre." S3E2·00:02:57. The Realm of Spyre appears on a frame map S3E2·01:26:51. Highcourt boarding school is threatened as an alternative S3E3·01:29:49.