Kingdom of Brun

Capital 	Teraholm
Largest City 	Toth
Official and National Language	Draconic
Practiced Religions 	Elder Dragons
Demonym 	Brunian
Adjective 	Brunian
Government 	Tribal
Absolute Monarchy
Head of State
* Heir
* Lord Protector	King Gavros Kentarr
* N/A
* Lord Protector Savrek Brownback
Area 	44,676 Square Miles
Population 	27 Ppm
Prosperity 	Meager
Military Strength 	Mighty
Kingdom of Brün
Insignia: A mailed fist surrounded in flame over a field of
brown
Government Type: Tribal, Absolute Monarchy
Succession Laws: Elective Monarchy, Absolute Cognatic
Royal House: Gilead
Tribes: Gilead, Fragas, Brownback, Blackdaw, Craw, Ironhand
# Gilead 6281 (Snowfire Gilead)
# Blackdaw 6787 (Markul Blackdaw)
# Fragas 5610 (Holla Fragas)
# Brownback 9285 (Savrek Brownback)
# Ironhand 5939 (Bonxo Ironhand)
# Craw 7374 (Caeseth Craw)
Monarchs:
* King Brack Gilead: 355-375 AT
* King Bard Gilead: 375-453 AT
* King Gavros Kentarr: 453- AT
Lord Protector
* Snowfire Gilead: 370-410 AT
* Rossarch: 410-440 AT
* Snowfire Gilead: 440-460 AT
* Savrek Brownback: 460- AT
King Gavros Kentarr: 407- AT
Longtime comrade of Christine Featherheart and Cedric. Known as the "Phoenix," "Brokeback," and the "Prince of the Sunrise." 
His selfless leadership of Brunian refugees fleeing from invaders during the Legacy War, and his brave and fatal sacrifice to buy time against the terrifying Ragasodon earned the unending favor of the Brunian people. When they held In recent years, his status as King of Brun has been the subject of much criticism from those who consider themselves loyal Brunians. 
King Bard
Gilead: 355-453 AT
King Bard is one of the most famed leaders of the past age. After the
death of his father, Brack, and the desecration of his corpse, Bard was shoved
into the leadership of a Kingdom who were screaming for revenge. Bard was
barely out of his teens, and he certainly did not lack youthful enthusiasm.
However, his father had taught him many values, and he used this to great
effect during the Great War. Assailed on all sides by seemingly endless hordes,
Bard beat back the odds at every turn, successfully leading his people to
victory. Bard was renounced for his patience, humility, kindness, and just
behavior. However, he did not lack a need for vengeance. He brutally ordered
the murder of the entire Tryrian royal family, so that they could no longer
influence the world with their evil. Bard often finds himself restless, and
misses the time when he was on the march, or in the field. He is incredibly
loyal to his friends and allies, but even his sense of honor can be compromised
in times of crisis.
(Ŧ) King Brack Gilead: 318-375 AT
The father of the current King Bard, Brack was the one who led his people from their awful
lives in the Western Wastes to their current home. A charismatic and skillful
leader, Brack managed to unite the warring tribes to join together under his
rule and establish a Kingdom. After beating back the overconfident forces of
Tryr and Rangos, Brack was officially crowned King of the newly christened
Kingdom of Brün. Beloved by his people, Brack lived a long and stable life,
before border troubles forced him to attend a diplomatic mission to Tryr.
However, this was merely a ploy to lure Brack into unfriendly hands, and he was
unceremoniously betrayed and murdered. The scales were stripped from his body,
and his organs were placed in crystalline jars. Brack’s head was sent back to
his son, Bard, lacking of teeth, ears, eyes, and nose. Brack’s mission of peace
ultimately failed, for Bard was, unsurprisingly, enraged. His death served as
the catalyst for the Great War.
Lord Protector Snowfire Gilead: 305- AT
Lord Protector Savrek Brownback: 353- AT
Population: Almost exclusively Dragonborn
Tactics: Very heavy focus on highly mobile Heavy Infantry,
light cavalry also preeminent, ranged forces and cavalry at a minimum
Other Past Figures
Rossarch:
A coolheaded and carefree Watersoul genasi that was taken in by King Brack when
he was but a young boy. Rossarch, like his brother-in-arms, Bard, was well
skilled in both fighting in battles and planning them. He became Bard’s right
hand man, and the two fought together in many battles. Rossarch then served as
Protector of the Realm, continuing to serve his adopted brother.
King Bard
Gilead: 355-453 AT
King Bard is one of the most famed leaders of the past age. After the
death of his father, Brack, and the desecration of his corpse, Bard was shoved
into the leadership of a Kingdom who were screaming for revenge. Bard was
barely out of his teens, and he certainly did not lack youthful enthusiasm.
However, his father had taught him many values, and he used this to great
effect during the Great War. Assailed on all sides by seemingly endless hordes,
Bard beat back the odds at every turn, successfully leading his people to
victory. Bard was renounced for his patience, humility, kindness, and just
behavior. However, he did not lack a need for vengeance. He brutally ordered
the murder of the entire Tryrian royal family, so that they could no longer
influence the world with their evil. Bard often finds himself restless, and
misses the time when he was on the march, or in the field. He is incredibly
loyal to his friends and allies, but even his sense of honor can be compromised
in times of crisis.
(Ŧ) King Brack Gilead: 318-375 AT
The father of the current King Bard, Brack was the one who led his people from their awful
lives in the Western Wastes to their current home. A charismatic and skillful
leader, Brack managed to unite the warring tribes to join together under his
rule and establish a Kingdom. After beating back the overconfident forces of
Tryr and Rangos, Brack was officially crowned King of the newly christened
Kingdom of Brün. Beloved by his people, Brack lived a long and stable life,
before border troubles forced him to attend a diplomatic mission to Tryr.
However, this was merely a ploy to lure Brack into unfriendly hands, and he was
unceremoniously betrayed and murdered. The scales were stripped from his body,
and his organs were placed in crystalline jars. Brack’s head was sent back to
his son, Bard, lacking of teeth, ears, eyes, and nose. Brack’s mission of peace
ultimately failed, for Bard was, unsurprisingly, enraged. His death served as
the catalyst for the Great War.
Diplomatic Relations:
Allies:
Positive: Kingdom of Brell
Neutral:
Tense:
Enemies: Republic of
Tryr
Description: Brün is a land deep set in history. An ancient
homeland to the Dragonborn, Brün’s inhabitants were eventually driven apart by
infighting, and then driven out by
land-hungry human settlers. The Dragonborn then lived in the Western Wastes for
ages, scratching out a meager existence until Brack Gilead led them back to
their old home. Brün is known for its simple architecture. There are very few
cities, for most Dragonborn live in small thatched huts of clay and wood. The
capital is the only piece of truly impressive architecture, in which there is a
massive keep built from lightening-infused steel. The people of Brün are
simple, but fierce when the time of war comes. They are deep set in honor and
tradition, and find it difficult to shake those beliefs away. However, the
people of Brün are known for their compassion and respect of justice, and are
even seen as international peacekeepers.    
Gilead Clan 
Blackdaw Clan 
Fragas Clan 
Brownback Clan 
Ironhand Clan 
Craw Clan