Indol
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| Indol | |
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| Weather |  Clear
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| Sub-areas | Goetuis Port Indoline Sanctum Ardainian Battleship |
| Emblem | 
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| Music | Our Eternal Land We Are the Chosen Ones |
Indol is an area in Xenoblade Chronicles 2. It is an avian-like Titan that flies above the Cloud Sea. It is the home of the Indoline race and houses the Indoline Praetorium. Once the story reaches a certain point, it can no longer be visited and all its development points and mercenary missions are transferred to Leftheria.
Story[edit]
Xenoblade Chronicles 2[edit]
Indol is one of the most powerful nations on Alrest, having a complete monopoly on Core Crystals and Core Chips. The party make their way to Indol to meet with Amalthus as he is the only one who climbed the World Tree and reached Elysium. When Mor Ardain and Uraya is about to go to war, due to Jin opening fire on the Urayan garrison stationed in Temperantia with Aeshma, Indol intervenes to prevent further escalation. Their respective leaders, Queen Raqura of Uraya and Emperor Niall of Mor Ardain participating in the Ruler's Congress, despite the fact that the Osirian Treaty prevents Indol from interfering during conflict. During the summit, Zeke and Mythra revealed it was Torna who was to blame for the attack on the Urayan garrison.
During the summit, Bana plots an assassination attempt on both leaders in an effort get back in power in Argentum, but the assassination was thwarted, thanks to the party. The party then departs Indol for Tantal as specials envoys. After the party is defeated by Torna, Amalthus prepares an unknown ritual in Indol, causing the Titan to glow. Eulogimenos, later reveals that Indol is blackmailing Tantal to keep their dirty secret, in addition a threat letter, demanding to turn over the Omega Fetter to them.
Indol later revealed that they modified their Titan as a weapon, just as Judicium did with theirs and begin their assault on the World Tree as they engage the Marsanes, at this point, Indol becomes a hostile power to the entire party and can no longer be visited. When one of the amplification towers were destroyed by Torna's Blade Bots, Amalthus summons Mor Ardain, later Uraya and Genbu to assault the World Tree, caring little to nothing about the people living on Indol. Mikhail encourages Akhos and Patroka to provide assistance to Jin and Malos while he holds off Indol. Rex and Pneuma later destroys Indol's amplification towers, freeing the Titans from Indol's grasp. Mikhail later sacrifice himself to destroy Indol, causing the Titan to sink into the Cloud Sea. In the aftermath of Indol's sinking, many Indoline became refugees scattered all over Alrest.
Torna ~ The Golden Country[edit]
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Geography[edit]
Indol is quite unique among the nations of Alrest, by virtue of almost completely lacking nature of any kind; vegetation or wildlife. The study of Indol's geography can thus be closer likened to the study of its architecture. The Praetorium presents as an immaculate site of religious importance for many people from throughout Alrest, and the Titan itself has presumably been altered for combat, as shown with the Titan's duel with the Marsanes. Whether this is simply by the curiosity towards Titans that Indol inherited from Judicium or purely borne of Amalthus' lust for power is unclear. Despite the lack of visible infrastructure, Indol seems to comfortably house a decent population, at least for natives and members of the Praetorium. A sizeable group of Gormotti refugees can be found near the port, living in squalor.
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]
Indol makes a cameo appearance in the stage Cloud Sea of Alrest in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
Trivia[edit]
- The name Indol is likely derived from Indolence, synonymous with 'sloth'. This is in accordance with how Titans or nations in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 are often named after the seven deadly sins or seven virtues in various languages.
- Indol's Japanese name, 'Acedia', is likewise named after a word for sloth in Latin.
In other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 English
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Indoline Praetorium | — |
 Japanese
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アーケディア |
Acedia Curia |
 French
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Prétorium d'Indol | Praetorium of Indol |
 German
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Praetorium Indol | |
 Spanish
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Pretorio indolino | |
 Italian
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Praetorium dell'Indol | |
 Chinese (simplified)
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阿卡狄亚教廷 | |
 Chinese (traditional)
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阿凱迪亞教皇廳 | |
 Korean
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아케디아 법왕청 |
Gallery[edit]
Xenoblade Chronicles 2[edit]
Screenshots[edit]
Indol
Goetuis Port
The refugee camp
The Indoline Sanctum
The Great Creation Cloister
The mural in the Great Creation Cloister
The Indoline Titan arrives over Temperantia
The Urayan and Ardainian ships moored
The Ardainian Battleship
The Indoline Titan's Core Crystal lights up
The Indoline Titan prepares to fire
Sprites[edit]
Indol's map icon.
Maps[edit]
Goetuis Port
Indoline Sanctum
Ardainian Battleship
Torna ~ The Golden Country[edit]
A stained glass with Indol's emblem in the Aegis's room
A stained glass with Indol's emblem in the Aegis's room
The original Aegis
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate[edit]
Indol in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
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