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Padawan Shirda Lyssant

Shirda Lyssant is the Padawan Learner of Master Tol Dja Zho. She assists him with interpreting his visions for the Jedi High Council.

Her birth and discovery by the Jedi was said to have been forseen by Master Zho, as was her apprenticeship to him - a position she has adapted to very well. While she is not as trusted as Master Zho, she works hard to convince any Jedi she meets of her abilities with Far Sight - perhaps too hard.

She has also taken an increasing interest in artefacts recovered from the Sith Empire. Her examinations of such artefacts are carefully monitored by the Archive Guardians to prevent her from letting her enthusiasm become an obsession - an event, she assures, which has never come to pass in her visions.
Borderfall Crest

**Borderfall Crest** was the old name of the southern mountain range and part of the large mountain chain named Wonder's Hilltop (mostly located in the Forge State). Borderfall Crest was an important landmark, establishing itself as a natural border between the Fields State, Military State and the Elemental Kingdom.

Borderfall Crest was the theater of many battles for its properties; named in this way as this is where "borders fall".

Nowadays, Borderfall Crest is no longer used; and the mountain chain is commonly named the Fields Range or other local name.
Sashelas

**Sashelas,** also known as **The Lord of the Abyss**, is a minor deity of the Elven Pantheon. He embodies the merciless aspect of nature, and reminds sailors that the sea gives and takes, both a friend and a foe.

## **Description**

### **Appearance**

Sashelas looks like a Sea Elf, only his hair is kelp-like, with blue skin, and yellow eyes with slit pupils. The only representation that the Party has seen so far is a very large statue of him, rising from the waters in Port Celadon.

## **Religion**

### **Temples**

A statue and temple of Sashelas can be found in Port Celadon.
Aconite Coruscate

### Cause of Death

The Doppelgangers impersonating her died in Fieldbell during the cathedral attack.

**Aconite Coruscate** is a high elf woman, part of the guards of Fieldbell, and temporary captain of the guards while Orshen of Westval has been transferred.

She is a brown-skinned high elf with long, smooth black hair, and deep pink eyes.

In truth, Aconite Coruscate is a completely fabricated person. She was the product of an experiment for a doppelganger to create its own persona, which proved to be very taxing and difficult. The effort was so grand two doppelgangers had to relay each other to impersonate her. "Blueprints" and sculptures of her were seen in Sacristya Mirmillion's dungeon. The doppelgangers pretending to be her were slain by the party during the attack on the cathedral of Fieldbell on Myosotis 21st.

### A change in positions

During the night from Myosotis 11 to Myosotis 12, Toot and Ma'al Jedd investigated the guards barracks of Fieldbell out of suspicion. They discovered that actually, two doppelgangers were inside the barracks, who took on the appearance of Aconite.

It was discovered that they were planning something- copying spells from a stolen book of "Lord Mossfrayer", and joking about sending Orshen of Westval to "keep him company".

She received a letter telling him he arrived, and that they could wait until the equinox.
Dewgrove

**Dewgrove** is a small city in the Fields State, in the central-western part of it, inside the Luscious Delta.

The city was nestled around branches of a large river, with heavy fortification that hint to a past military defensive position; and protecting against flooding.
The party did not have much time to visit or take in the city, enjoying only its large marketplace, which spread onto the river itself, with many merchants traveling on wooden boats and forming a compact living market.
Jīn Yèzi

The **Jīn Yèzi** are a family of noble elves in Fieldbell. As told by Civic, they have an undercover business of selling

strong drugs to the poor districts of town, like the Eastbank Trine; then sell that information to the guard so they can find and arrest those people.

Civic has brought Toot and Chen in a heist to steal money from them, which resulted in a partial success.
Mester d'Acajou

Nadaya el-Zadir (friend)

**Mester d'Acajou** is a gnome and ranger who uses a very large bow in battle. Together with his friends, they won the Tournament of Responsibility of Fieldbell.

He was wearing plain grey clothing, and a hood covering his head. He was quiet around the group, although it is unknown to the Party if it is his personality or just a show of some shyness or social awkwardness.

He is the adoptive brother of Shendar Vertido.
Dead Bodyguards

The **Dead Bodyguards** are three henchmen given for protection from Queen Shafii Al-Fana to Ma'al Jedd, to aid him in battle.

### **Ozzy, Putrid Fists**

Ozzy is wide and muscular with average height, bandages almost too tight and showing undead flesh under. He was boisterous, using golden contraptions on his knuckles to hit enemies and paralyze them.

### **Ramon, Skeletal Panache**

Ramon is the tallest of the trio, very slender with long legs, with elegant clothing, and skeletal limbs. He spoke in a refined manner, but seemed to have a strong personality.

### **Nub, Ghostly Knackerman**

Nub is very short and hunched over, a little transparent and had long clothing and utility belts. He seemed energetic and eager to prove his worth to Ma'al. He had two golden sickles at his side.
Snark

**Snark** is a kobold thief operating around Mardrie.

He offered to help the Party to get inside the Academy of Abjuration, under their protection. He performed adequately at breaking in silently in the Academy, and seemed to collect a fair share of loot for himself.

He mentioned 'being in the business' and having to report to a boss, although did not precisely say who he was refering to. Eventually, under the pressure of the party, he reluctantly showed his alliance to the The Ivy, after which he swiftly disappeared into the night.

After the party left Mardrie, he stealthily followed them, and waited for a good location to set up an ambush for the party. He set fire to the abandoned farmhouse the party was sleeping under, and waited for them to run out to target them with crossbow bolts.

With the team's efforts, he was dealt a fatal blow by Pyra, and his crew members died or fled.

After inspecting his body, the party found a written letter signed "Fb." written in thieves' cant, a cipher made for rogues to communicate using normal-seeming conversation; but that seemed to be an order to retrieve the party.

His corpse was left hanging from a broken well's rope.
The Lucky Cat

**The Lucky Cat** is a supposed deity or divine being, probably associated with original tabaxi culture and then regional cultures.

The Lucky cat is a deity of unknown influence, although it was mentioned by Nakshatra of Saintgrave that the Lucky Cat affects chance, odds and can even perform miracles such as giving multiple lives to people. Tocso was a spark of this discussion, as he mentioned having died twice already.
King Sanghunn of the Water Genasis

**King Sanghunn of the Water Genasis** was a ruler of the Elemental Kingdom, and the predecessor of Feyhunn, Queen of Genasis, current ruler.

He reigned from 439 to 481, Architect Era.

His reign is remembered for his close connection with the states of Falon'Rakk, and greatly aiding the elves and dwarves in the war effort against the Holy Kingdom of Humankind. He especially lended the knowledge of local Planomancers to allow them to travel faster through seas and lands.

However, he is not remembered fondly by most genasis. As he was very focused on aiding others; he overlooked the risk of elemental rifts opening over the kingdom. When it eventually happened, the troops were too scarce and unorganized to deal with the problem swiftly. After his passing, quickly after the outbreaks; queen Feyhunn arose to the throne and closed martial agreements with Falon'Rakk to focus on her country's problems.
Burning Fervor

**Burning Fervor** is the name of a legendary weapon, once the signature blade of King Darman of the Fire Genasis. It has been retrieved when Pyra killed the animated remains of the king in The Trial of Eternity, in Larethia's trial; and the blade transferred ownership to Pyra.

### **Description**

The blade roars with force in battle, and with its craving for glory, propels its user in the battlefield. It accepts to be wielded only by the strongest of Genasis.

It is a beautiful crafted glaive with a double blade, and emblematic pattern of the Elemental Kingdom. The blade has a voice and consciousness, speaking to its owner, guiding them in the battlefield and helping them identify elemental creatures. The weapon is capable of transmitting emotion, boosting the adrenaline of its owner and igniting their desire to fight even more.

### **Abilities**

**Reach.** The weapon has a 10ft reach.

**Fiery Force.** Each attack made with Burning Fervor gains a +1 attack to its attack and damage rolls, and deals an additional 1d4 fire damage.

**Forged in Blaze.** The wielder of Burning Fervor gains immunity against Fire damage.

**Ardent Chase.** When you take the attack action on your turn, you can sprout wings of fire as a bonus action and fly up to 15 feet towards a creature. The wings disappear after you make this attack. You can use this feature a number of times equal to your charisma modifier. The weapon regains the charges of this feature when you finish a long rest.

**Elemental Banishment.** Each attack made against an Elemental creature gains a +2 to its attack and damage roll instead ofa +1, ignoring resistance and immunities.
The Hound of Urogan

**The Hound of Urogan** is a legendary individual among halflings. Formerly a slave, a halfling escaping from the Holy Kingdom of Humankind ended up on the *Molosse des Mers*, the vessel commanded by Amnestine Franchazur.

During the voyage, when disease and bad weather arose; they channeled the voice and spirit of Urogan, the deity of the grave in the halfling pantheon. With this divine intervention, the passengers all arrived safe and alive.

This story has become a legend of hope and inspiration for halflings in Avant-Garde and Syzygy in general.
Ruler Luminosa of the Fire Genasis

**Ruler Luminosa of the Fire Genasis** was a nonbinary ruler of the Elemental Kingdom between 110 and 201 Architect, born Architect 87 (crowned at 23 years old). They were born as priest in Fort Primordial, living a frugal lifestyle but enjoying fine company, education and access to arts and philosophies.

Luminosa is represented as a tall Genasi with long flare-like hair reaching their knees, in rich robes and accessories.

**Reign**

They enjoyed a peaceful reign under united Elemental Kingdom rule, with very little Elemental creatures outbreak in the kingdom. This allowed them to focus on the development of arts, developed the Factions of the Elemental Kingdom in the form that is now in place, created school and established access to education for all regardless of origin, and created medical structures.

#### **Legacy & Controverses**

They are highly regarded and passed down in history as a fervor patron of the arts who helped famous Elemental Kingdom artists to rise to glory.

However, detractors argue their rule allowed for Elemental Kingdom nobility and merchants to rise to power, holding vast amounts of wealth and property. This rise of control has been seen as the dawn of a highly influential royal court that held a lot of decision power over the ruler of the Elemental Kingdom - which Luminosa's successors would have to deal with, and sometimes pay with their lives.
The Witches of the Foggy Bog

**The Witches of the Foggy Bog** is the name of a coven of Socialite Hags who posed as band group competing in the tournament of music in Fieldbell. They come from the western side of the state, which is a boggy/swampy region and quite unpopulated.

It is made of three creatures looking like gorgeous eladrin elven women. The Party only met their member, **Honeybee**, **Almond** and **Peppermint,** all summer eladrin of golden skin, hair and eyes, wearing a gorgeous red silken dresses. Truly, they are Socialite Hags, beings that leech and manipulate communities with magic and drain them off from their resources. They seemed prideful, and scoffed at Swiftwhistle and Toot when they met them.

It seems they were associated with The Ivy, and that it mattered a lot that they'd win the tournament; although they were willing to part with their money to guarantee their victory. It didn't work, as the Party won the tournament, and they seemed quite angry about it.

Nakshatra revealed that they were not humans, as some of his magic did not affect them at all. It is currently unknown what they wanted and who they were truly.

### **Off the Disguise**

During Myosotis 21st, the Witches revealed their true nature : the one of Hags, which had been working in concert with Sacristya Mirmillion to destroy and wreck chaos over Fieldbell. Their power over enchantment allowed them to mind control Ka'eo for a period of weeks; and make her do their evil biddings.

They have been slain on that day by the party.
Seyshe of the Oblivion

Feyhunn, Queen of Genasis (queen)

**Seyshe of the Oblivion** is a water Genasi, member of the Oblivion of the Elemental Kingdom and old friend of Pyra.

She has blue skin, water-like hair that forms into waves, and typically uses a flail in battle. She has an adamant personality, and is notoriously one of the best and quickest learning fighters in her fighting class. She is, however, a bit blunt and holds an attitude that is sometimes hard to work with. She is highly competitive, as shown when she challenged Pyra and Teeth to a 1 vs 1 duel turn after turn.

She met with the party in late Marigold, when the party visited Waterchant. At that time, she was about to leave back to the kingdom after having a diplomatic meeting with representatives of the Fields State; which insinuated the Kingdom was responsible for the opening of the many rifts and portals as of late at the moment.
Nadaya el-Zadir

Shendar Vertido (friend)

Mester d'Acajou (friend)

Swiftwhistle (friend)

**Nadaya el-Zadir** is a half-orc woman coming from Al-Kazahrn. She is a monk, and part of The Great Repose Monastery. She had reddish skin, a tusked smile and a tranquil peaceful demeanor, with an impressive build.

She has been friend with Sheherazad al-Cobalt for a long time and has left her home island to travel to Falon'Rakk with her. With her group, she won the Tournament of Responsibility by using her aura of tranquility to deter her enemies.

She was quite friendly with Swiftwhistle as well.
Shine

**Shine** is a dwarven headcleric in the Cathedrial of Larethia in Towergreen. He has long and bright white hair.

He noticed Ma'al Jedd when he was browsing in the Cathedrals, and later offered to try to cure the curse that was bestowed upon them; but failed. He later explained due to the curse's connection with the moon, perhaps a cleric of Moonbow could help them better.
Celaville

**Celaville** is a small city in the Fields State, in the central part of it, inside the Grazing Belt.

## **City Description**

Situated in the Grazing Belt, Celaville is located in middle of worked fields and livestock farms. Although not a very high-class city, Celaville attracts its fair share of tourism as being a known place of worship of Celanil.

The streets of Celaville are packed, dense, a bit tortuous. The roofs are red and white, curved, and the buildings connect in bridges on the upper floors.

### **Central Plaza**

The plaza, an open place for strolling around fountains and sitting in the shade of trees, featured many tourists and couples.

* **The Lanternlit Serenade :** A large building on three floors, a common location for couples, families and people on honeymoon. It is beautifully decorated in flower mosaics, It is run by innkeeper Lavana.
* **Temple to Celanil :** This temple, rounded and covered in pink, white and red seasonal flowers, seemed to have a stage on which musicians could perform.
* **The Lover's Alcove :** A fancy inn that has popularity among couples on honeymoon. Featured pink drapes and strong floral perfume.

### **Catacombs**

The catacombs is an underground area below the very city. The party discovered an entry towards this zone by twisting one of the hands of the statue of Celanil. From the catacombs, they could only explore a very small part of it, an antichamber that seemed to be more of a memorial for the fallen victims. There were two empty symbolic tombs, a commemorative plaque; and this room seemed to be a resting place for the homeless people of Celaville.

Ma'al Jedd saw strange markings on the walls, which he recognized to be Infernal. These words read "Freedom will be ours. Speak the words, and be with ours.", although he did not know what these "words" were. Once Toot repeated the words of Mayor Ilishkar, the door opened, revealing piles of skeletons, ruins of the former city, and undead presence.

### **Administrative District**

This district was full of busy people who came and go from a large wooden building that looked a little more plain than the rest of the city. The town's hall had an entry gallery that looked more like a museum, showcasing the history of Celaville.

The mayor in residence is Mayor Ilishkar, a dwarven woman.

## **Society**

### **Demographics**

Celaville is roughly the size of Towergreen, but more densely populated and feature less noble houses.

Of course, being a city of Falon'Rakk, Celaville's population consists of elves, dwarves, with occasional halfling, gnomes; but the Party could see many races in the tourists that were enjoying an afternoon stroll in the plaza.

### **Notable People**

 Dolorosa | Drow Elf
 Ilishkar | Dwarf
 Orneo | Dwarf
Mardrie

**Mardrie** is a small town in the Fields State, in the northern-central part of it near the *Green Anvil* region.

 **City Description**

Located in the middle of a large expanse of worked fields and hills, Mardrie features many humble wooden houses and buildings with slithly angled roofs ending with an upwards curves; or sometimes built inside moss-covered blocks of stone. Old lanterns of various colors hang from the doorframes.

### **Market Plaza**

The Market Plaza is the most lively part of the town. Here, people come to trade various animals and produce, sell baked goods on traveling food carts, and socialize.

* **The Snoring Giant** : A large but modest establishment smelling of alcohol and meat grease, it features its own stabling service for 2cp a night. The inn offers a good number of rooms, for 1sp a night. It is held by a tall and stocky half-orc of an unknown name.
* **The Dragon's Breath :** A small food stall in the Market Plaza held by an elder elf man. The curry there is very spicy.

### **Academy of Abjuration**

The Academy of Abjuration towers the city from a nearby hilltop. It is a large building made of fine wood and big round windows.

### **Moonbow Cemetary**

Situated in the outskirts of the town, the cemetary is quiet and neatly kept. The temple to Moonbow is of an unusual half-sphere design, with the top part of it being able to rotate.

## **Society**

### **Demographics**

Mardrie is a small rural town, mainly aimed towards agriculture, livestock and other cultures.

The populace was mostly farmers, common folk and other working class / low end layers; most of which was elves, dwarvs, and the occasional halflings, gnomes and humans.

### **Notable People**

 Erudition Tarnel | Tiefling
 Nicodème | Gnome
 Snark | Kobold
Vudra Jedd

**Vudra Jedd Vrashkini** is the brother of Ma'al Jedd and Statia Jedd.

He is tall, strong and quite handsome-looking. He is part of the Vrashkinis, a criminal family of Al-Kazahrn whose family is gravedigging and graverobbing.

He recently performed the ritual of Queen Shafii Al-Fana, so he could talk and find Ma'al again.

Ma'al described him as strong, iron-willed and reckless, the "muscles of the trio".
Mechanos

The **Mechanos** is a plane of existence, independent from the material plane.

From Dashim's expertise, it is a world of order, made of machinery and clockwork. Pyra brought up this matter as she heard of small "drones", inhabitants of some parts of the Mechanos, that have started appearing all over the Elemental Kingdom.
Hulbart von Blauwald

Teeth (son)

Ludwig von Blauwald (son)

Serhilda von Blauwald (daughter)

Kaiser von Blauwald (youngest son)

**Hulbart von Blauwald**, also known as **Stripes**, is Teeth's father. He is a tiger shifter. He fled his former home when war exploded, and left with Teeth's mother until he founded the farm in Mountainpass.

He is a farmer working at his own farm in Mountainpass, alongside his children Dieter von Blauwald (Watchdog), Nordika von Blauwald (Tough) and Kaiser von Blauwald (Snout). He has three more children, which scattered out of home.

His wife left when Teeth was very young, right after the birth of Kaiser. He never really talked about it to his children.

His body and posture show he used to be a strong and tall man, although age is starting to catch up to him. He, however, retains his reflexes, and his extremely quiet movements. He has sharp eyes looking at everything, tiger ears, and a long greying tiger tail. He is a man of few words.

He expressed only wanting to protect his family from the violence of this world, and shelter them from violence. Eventually, he understood it was that which drove Teeth away from the family, and seemed to show regret he couldn't understand it better.
Malbert Dubouchon

Lord **Malbert Dubouchon** is a human nobleman coming from Avant-Garde to export wine and champagne in Towergreen.

## Description

### Appearance

Malbert Dubouchon is a regular human appearing to be in his mid-thirties. He has the sides of his hair shaven, with a long well-groomed beard. He wore a deep emerald suit, and spoke with a typical Avant-Garde accent.

### Personality

Malbert showed to be rather friendly to the Party, inviting them to a few glasses of wine and offering them an extra pay for their services. However, he seemed very eager to the demise of Mr. Wey once his stratagem was exposed.

## Bubbling Waters

Malbert called upon the services of the party when one of his warehouses in Towergreen was raided by strange fish-men creatures. The party revealed that the creatures had been drugged and the contents of the warehouses neatly stored in a cave under the city, with an access to the kitchens of Lakeview Hotel.

It eventually came to light that the owner of the hotel had stolen the contents to prevent Malbert from flourishing his business in Towergreen. Malbert seemed quite eager to bring this affair to court, and spoke of the eventuality of buying the hotel once the case was solved.

He gave the party a sum of 175gp for their help.
Urogan

**Urogan**, also called **He who must be** or **The Lord in the Earth**, is a deity of the halfling pantheon. He reigns over death and the moment of passing, and who guides the souls of halflings to the afterlife.

He manifested through The Hound of Urogan during a difficult journey to set free slaves.
Political System of Falon'Rakk

The **Political System of Falon'Rakk** is a form of confederation and electrocracy.

Falon'Rakk is constituted of 16 total states (the Source, the Mountains, the Hunter, the Forest, the Arcane, the Forge, the Tundra, the Gems, the Incense, the Military, the Fields, the Gold, the Pearls, the Sand, the Sun and the Trade ; by order of historical founding). The States are mostly independant, but depend vastly on each other due to their high level of specialization and trade treaties.

Every year, at the solstice of Winter, a general gathering is organized in the Source State to hold a day-long session of deliberation as for the future of the States organization. During this day, representatives of each state (called **Emissaries**) assemble and bring their own issues and demands to the other states, then subsequent meetings are organized between relevant parties.

### **Emissary**

The States elect a new representative one after the other every year, cycling through for a period of 16 years - making a representative's term 16 years long, fitting to the long lives of an elf or a dwarf - the most common inhabitants of Falon'Rakk.

By tradition, the election of the new Emissary happens at the solstice of Autumn.

### **Pool of Diplomats**

An Emissary can only be an established member of the political or public scene of one's state. As such, Falon'Rakk created a specific distinction : the group of **Diplomats.** Diplomats only can run for Emissary.

A Diplomat does not need to be a politician - although they most commonly are. A Diplomat is a title granted to people who are very influent in the communities of the State, or are seen as particularly competent. The title of Diplomat can be given to an influent politician, a noble coming from an ancient and respected family, a powerful sage, a gracious cleric, a famous artist, or an achiever of great deeds such as an adventurer. The title of Diplomat has no length of term, and can last until death or until it is decided to revoke the title of Diplomat by the local authorities of the state.

It is unusual for a non-elf or non-dwarf to be Emissary due to the length of the term and general preference of elves and dwarves to be represented by people of their own ancestry; although it is not exceedingly rare. It is however common for any race to become a Diplomat.
Mr. Wey

**Mr. Wey** is an elven businessman and the former owner of the Lakeview Hotel in Towergreen.

## Description

### Appearance

Wey is an elven man with short trimmed black hair and a goatee. He wore a fancy black suit.

### Personality

Wey seemed to burn of a longing anger towards humans and Avant-Garde since the last war and did not see well Malbert Dubouchon's business in Towergreen. He showed to be quite a fraudster, and crafted a plan to raid Dubouchon's warehouse, and offered the party a large sum of money to keep the affair quiet.

However, once caught red-handed, he did not try to escape justice's trial and only wished for the other employees to not be caught in his plan.

## Bubbling Waters

Mr. Wey drugged fish-men creatures by using darts filled with a concentrated opium solution, unleashed them in Dubouchon's warehouse and used the confusion to steal the contents.

When the party uncovered the affair, he tried to offer them a vast sum of money, but his bribing was rejected. Dubouchon dragged him into jail of the state guards, where he supposedly still is.
Cosmos

**Cosmos** is a gnome traveling peddler dealing in magic items. They seem to travel Falon'Rakk in search of wealthy individuals for money in exchange of randomly selected magic items.

## Description

### Appearance

Cosmos is small, standing at around 3'5" feet. They wear bright clothes that shimmered, colored in vivid hues of pink and blue. They have cloud-like hair, in shades of pink and blue as well, and wear a pointy pink hat. Their voice is high pitched, have a gap in their front teeth, and big round sparkly eyes.

### Personality

Cosmos seemed to be bubbly, energetic, joyful and had a bold character, not caring about waking up a troop of strangers to propose them magic items.

## Cosmos' Traveling Store

Cosmos had a magical wand that contained colorful hard candy-like fragments of magic possibility. Once someone buys a candy from them; the candy escapes the wand and transforms into a random magical item.

Cosmos explained that this ability was bestowed upon them by The Great Unicorn, and that each magical item comes from the personal collections of this entity.

Additionally, Cosmos traveled at extremely high speed, turning into a pink and blue shooting star to cross long distances.

They appeared on the night from Myosotis 20th to Myosotis 21st, and allowed the party to purchase two more of their candies. The candies turned into the Unicorn's Pocket Dagger, and the Unicorn's Purse, a havresac.
Shou Quem-Ha

Lei Quem-Ha (husband)

Taskar (former associate)

**Shou Quem-Ha** was a political figure of the Fields State, and descendant of the very founder of the Fields State; the Governor Quem Ha. She is an eladrin elf woman, and well aware of her descendance from one of the most influent families of the State.

She was running as Emissary for the Fields State, but has been beaten by Diplomat Telma.

It turned out she was the mother of Flintbane, and also a secret associate of Taskar. Using her immense wealth and influence over the state, she placed resources and information in the path of her daughter's crime organization, securing herself the downfall of competing noble families.

She also made sure to stay in a position of power after Taskar won over the state, exchanging vast sums of money to secure her influence.

Eventually, all of her correspondence was uncovered by the Party and Anura Cunningker, and eventually presented to the Assembly on Holly 21st, CE 45, leading to her downfall and arrestation with her own daughter.
Tiamat

**Tiamat**, also known as **The Fivedoom** andthe **World Ender** is an entity embodying the ultimate force of evil. She is a

dragon-like creature, only immense in size and five-headed. She wages a perpetual war against Bahamut, the deity of pure good.

The creation of Tiamat is unknown, and her affiliation with dragons and dragonborns only a theory. Her status is still matter of debate, but due to the immense power of destruction she holds, she is considered to be a deity even though there is technically no religion worshipping Tiamat.

Being the absolute force of evil and notoriously known to destroy everything and never showing mercy or seeking faith, cultists and followers exist but only to grasp a fragment of her powers.
Horses

Horses are common beasts of burden found all over the world.

## Notable Horses

### Party's Horses

* **Ma** : A large, muscular mare with a chestnut hair coat color. She was sold to the party for 60gp by Xiao in Towergreen. She was told to have a high strength, stamina, but a rather low speed, making her a perfect draft horse. She is based on the balikun breed.

* **Sulli :** This horse is slightly smaller than Ma, of a united gray hair coat color. He has a good layer of fat to keep him protected even in cold temperatures, and is very calm and mellow but always seems a bit sleepy. He has a high stamina and a medium speed. He was sold for 51gp by Xiao in Towergreen. He is based on the hequ breed.

### Xiao's Horses

* **Wanyen :** This mare is of a dark chestnut dress, slender and very mobile. She is exceptionally quick, but has a difficult character. She is still in Xiao's Stable in Towergreen. She is based on the xilingol breed.
* **Mong** : This small pony had a dark grey dress and wheat colored mane covered its eyes. It seemed to be very popular among children. It is still in Xiao's Stable in Towergreen, and is based on the guizhou pony.
Lucian Wyvernsong

**Lucian Wyvernsong** was a legendary bard of Fieldbell. A theater in his name has been built on the central plaza of the city.

### **Echoing Light**

During their travels in Borderfall Crest, the Party discovered notes bearing the signature of Lucian Wyvernsong from over 158 years ago.

It appeared that he fled Fieldbell at the summit of his fame to chase new dreams and legends to tell; Jugo and its treasures in his sight.

He faced the Bridge Dragon, as well as The Gardener, using his magic and poisons to attack her. It appears he managed to escape, alive, from this trial.
The Great Unicorn

**The Great Unicorn** is a mysterious entity, usually a figure of bedtime stories. The Great Unicorn was told to collect magic items and giving them to worthy heroes to slay evil.

However, it seems that the Unicorn has tremendous debts to pay, and now relies on personal peddlers like Cosmos to collect coin in exchange of randomly-selected magic items.
General Aolyn of the Oblivion

**General Aolyn of the Oblivion** is a quiet and ruthless general, elite member of the Oblivion. She is a earth genasi,

with skin looking like porcelain, and eyes looking like beads. She is tall and naturally intimidating.

She has trained Pyra, and is currently in function in Fort Primordial Royal Palace.
Elemental Kingdom

The **Elemental Kingdom** is an independent country in Falon'Rakk, bordering the west of the Fields State, in the western part of the central area of the continent.

## Description

### **Geography**

Pyra pointed that on the map in possession of the party, the Elemental Kingdom is mostly uncharted and outdated, and added the capital of the country herself, Fort Primordial.

The Kingdom has the extraordinary feature to shift landscape depending on the current ruler of the country. Depending on the Genasi's origin, the climate and geography of the Kingdom changes. Currently, being ruled by a Fire Genasi, the Kingdom features large desertic areas, thick jungles, lava pools and lava rivers.

### **Politics and Demographics**

It is a country almost only occupied by genasis. Pyra comes from the Elemental Kingdom. Closed off from the rest of the world, it has very little to no interactions with the city-states or other countries.

The power in place is a monarchy, currently being held by the present Queen of Genasis. It has been explained by Pyra that the ruler of the Elemental Kingdom accesses a power not unlike one of a demigod, exuding a radiance so strong that her divine energy flows through some of her loyal soldiers.

### **Factions and Layers of Society**

Pyra explained that the Elemental Kingdom society is hierarchized in factions, all ordered around the Queen of the Genasis. For more information, look Factions of the Elemental Kingdom.

## **Cities**

* Fort Primordial (capital)
* Daeji
* Hwajae
Rillifane

**Rillifane,** also known as the **All-Grower**, is a god of the Elven Pantheon.

They are represented as a tree, or an elk - sometimes a fusion of both, showing lush branches growing from the antlers of the beast.

Rillifane is a deity of nature in its primal and wild state. In its understanding of eternity, Rillifane teaches that its core is a succession of the same cycles that repeat themselves to infinity. For example, eternity is found in the moment where fall succeeds to summer : the moment is new, but its mechanic is ancient; or when a chrysalid opens to reveal a butterfly, or when a living creature dies to provide nourishment for the next.

The All-Grower presides over the concept of finding solace in fractals : things repeat themselves in an everlasting rhythm, which we answer to without true understanding of it, but from which we can learn and react to in better ways. The All-Grower, however, is a slightly more detached entity than the others to the population of elves; as it is not commonly worshipped. It, however, has a strong link to all the life of the fauna and flora - when talking to animals or plants of Falon'Rakk, most of them would answer to the name of Rillifane, understanding this name as the concept of life, sunlight, or food.
Queen Shafii Al-Fana

**Queen Shafii Al-Fana the First** was a historical figure in Al-Kazahrn, who reigned on the throne of an orcish country during the Slaughter Era.

She is held responsible for the end of a long-reigning dynasty of Al-Kazahrn rulers because of many costly expeditions and war on the Kernel.

### Before death

Queen Shafii Al-Fana, whose first name was lost to time, married the last king of an old orcish kingdom during the Slaughter Era. She was a noblewoman from Avant-Garde, and their marriage was performed in the hope to form an alliance with human kingdoms of the back-then Avant-Garde.

It sadly wasn't enough, as the war exploded soon after their union. The original king died soon after his wounds, and shared a fatal disease to almost all of his family - except his wife, who had stayed in their home to pursue her true love : knowledge of the arcane.

She became *de facto* the Queen, although her reign was quite disliked. She kept sending soldiers to retrieve old artifacts from the Kernel, ignoring the struggles of her armies or population. She died in mysterious circumstances, but not without leaving behind curses bearing her name; and the hushed whispers of a miracle that she could beat death herself.

### After death

It seemed that whatever the Queen performed was enough to bring her back once devoted followers would follow a complicated ritual to share their life force with her.

When they do so, the Queen would be infused with a simulacrum of life, and her consciousness could browse and absorb new knowledge.

Today, the Queen has only two known followers : Ma'al Jedd and his brother Vudra Jedd. It seems they are the first in quite a few centuries. She does not ask much, except for an undying thirst of knowledge and new informations.
Nordika von Blauwald

Teeth (younger brother)

Ludwig von Blauwald (younger brother)

Serhilda von Blauwald (younger brother)

Kaiser von Blauwald (younger brother)

**Nordika von Blauwald**, also known as **Tough**, is Teeth's sister. She is a bear shifter.

She works at the Von Blauwald farm in Mountainpass with her other siblings, Dieter von Blauwald (Watchdog) and Kaiser von Blauwald (Snout), and her father Hulbart von Blauwald (Stripes).

In addition to being the oldest sibling of the children of Hulbart, she is the tallest and most imposing member of the family standing a bit over seven feet tall, and with the strength of a wild bear. She has brown skin, a long torso, muscular arms and legs, and a cute tiny tail.

She has a hot headed temperament with a fundamentally good character. She is a hit first, ask questions later type of person who has trouble communicating her deep emotions, fixing conflict in direct confrontation or avoiding it entirely by turning conversation around.

As a motherly big sister who had to take care of many siblings from a young age, she is the most prominent part of the family and oversees most of the farm work.
Queen Kaho of the Fire Genasis

**Queen Kaho of the Fire Genasis** was a monarch of the Elemental Kingdom who reigned from 302 to 385 Architect Era. She succeeded to King Zepheok.

Kaho was a tetraplegic woman, who rose as a master arcanist and academician. Over the course of her reign, one of the longest of the last era, she brought deep political change to Falon'Rakk, social improvement, and defined a large branch of the conjuration school magic by herself.

### **Rise to power**

Kaho was widely known among her peers of academicians and arcanists for being one of the sharpest minds of her age. At age 31, she already showed prowess in the field of conjuration and magic casting.

She was put in position of Queen after a high period of tension and unrest within the royal court after Zepheok, her predecessor, was assassinated. She was pushed by the academician community, and supported by the people living in the kingdom (among others), as people had more than enough of a small nobility class holding most power within the palace.

After meeting the woman, the royal court would snicker at her condition and eventually accept her as ruler, thinking of her as a weak ruler that could be manipulated with ease. With this decision, the royal court signed their death warrant.

### **Reign**

Immediately after rising to the throne, Kaho illustred herself by stabilizing and closing portals through the kingdom, immediately gaining respect among the military factions. She worked in close collaboration with academicians and artisans to build new devices, creating a revolution within conjuration magic by sharing her own notes and studies.

Once she was well established and had the full support of most of the working force of the kingdom, Kaho struck a final blow to the power of the royal court over the monarch. After a few years rich in Elemental outbreaks that left some parts of the country weakened and the noble families with crippling debt, Kaho asserted her power - and the monarch's - over the nobility class. As she assured protection and magic to protect their estates, they had to give up their positions of privilege within the government, which they had no choice but to accept.

### **Integration of disabled population**

Kaho, being disabled herself, made sure all disabled people within the kingdom could access proper education, care and access to services, and could be accomodated to join any branch of work.

She is responsible for the development of the modern battle wheelchair, a sturdy and secure wheelchair for disabled fighters; and also for simplification of somatic components in some spells.

### **Death**

Kaho died of natural old age, and is remembered fondly as one of the most adept monarchs of the country.

She is, however, criticized for completely ignoring the buds of a global war in Syzygy, refusing to address it.
Tocso

> *Can I trap the house?*
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Party (current employer)

**Tocso** is a friend-shaped tabaxi, friend of the Party, former hired assassin and now working as a house guard for the Party.

He is a short (4'7 tall) tabaxi, with short grey fur, big round orange eyes, small ears, stubby arms and legs, a bushy tail. His forehead had nine black dots, with two that seemed to be slightly glowing orange.

### **First meeting**

The first time the Party encountered Tocso was in early Marigold, 45 CE for the first time outside of Fieldbell. He pretended to be a future reader, attracting the party to a trap ; but spent too much time researching how to read zodiacs and future and forgot to actually dig a trap.

He was friends with Liona. His character seemed back then very strange, as he seemed intent on trying to trap and kill the party, but remained agreeable and friendly towards them. Toot dismissed him by casting *Fear* on him.

### **Nine-Lived Cat**

Tocso revealed to Pyra in a discussion that he is part of The Ivy, and working as an assassin receiving direct orders from Flintbane.

He is, however, extremely friendly and although he enjoys chasing the party and tracking them like in a cat and mouse game, he quickly grew fond of them. He revealed being attached to people of the Ivy too, although probably not understanding the intent of their actions or what exactly they think of him.

He mentioned not having to sleep, eat, drink or breathe; all coming from the fact that he died twice and "came back". Tocso himself has a very limited understanding of this ability, In a discussion through dreams with Nakshatra of Saintgrave, Teeth learned a little bit about a strange god of luck, The Lucky Cat, although more escaped Nakshatra's knowledge.

He proved to be a fearsome fighter, as he took down on his own a giant centipede monster in the mountain caves of Borderfall Crest.

After trying to kill Ma'al Jedd, he took back his dagger and vanished, having some thinking to do.

#### **Embracing Friendship**

Tocso eventually rejected The Ivy completely, not being respected by his own colleagues and perceived friends. He took the side of the Party, and defended them, even attacking Flintbane and Taskar without fear. He was still a bit too afraid to go to Hell with the others, but went back to the friends of the party to update them on what is going on.

He was mistakenly arrested, believing he stole property from the Party. He was eventually released and vouched for, now hired for the protection of the future house of the Party.
Timeline of Elemental Kingdom Rulers

Here below is the timeline list of the different rulers of the Elemental Kingdom.

### **Reconstruction Era**

* **1285-1296 : King Darman of the Fire Genasis,** a fiery and proud king who waged many glorious battles, shaping the idea of conquest in the elemental kingdom. Keeps ruling in the Architect Era.

### **Architect Era**

* **1-5 : King Darman of the Fire Genasis,** his last years on the throne are difficult battles resulting in the War for Moongrave and his eventual "death".
* **5-110 : -** *(unknown to the party yet)*
* **110 - 201: Ruler Luminosa of the Fire Genasis,** a former priest, patron of the arts, and who implemented health structures and accessible education for all.
* **201 - 255 :King Goemosan of the Earth Genasis,** originally a former blacksmith. Faced many struggles like economical debt and religious unrest, but opened trade routes to Falon'Rakk.
* **255-302 King Zepheok of the Air Genasis**, a diplomatic king who illustred himself by taking Mannyeon from the hands of an ancient blue dragon.
* **302-385 Queen Kaho of the Fire Genasis,** an expert planomancer who defined modern teleportation magic. She was born with greatly reduced sensory and motor skills, and developed battle-ready wheelchairs as well as implementing measures to welcome and support disabled genasis in all parts and factions of the kingdom.
* **385-439 :** *(unknown to the party yet)*
* **439-481 King Sanghunn of the Water Genasis :** a diplomatic king who tried to establish many alliances with Falon'Rakk and supporting their war efforts, remembered bitterly by Genasis as he failed to protect his own land.
* **481 - 500 Feyhunn, Queen of the Elemental Kingdom** : a military prodigy with a sharp mind for infrastructure, who perfected the Factions of the Elemental Kingdom and political delegation. The first ruler to go personally in the Elemental Planes to slay creatures in their nest.

### **Coalition Era**

* 1-45 (current) : **Feyhunn, Queen of the Elemental Kingdom****.**
Moongrave

**Moongrave** is a small town in the Fields State, in its westermost part, in the region of Mountainpass.

## **History**

It used to be part of the Elemental Kingdom, but was lost over 500 years ago in a war against King Darman of the Fire Genasis and envoys of Moonbow.

Check the War for Moongrave article for more information.

## **Description**

The city is surrounded by ruins, grey unfertile soil and decaying buildings. A strong smell of sulfur permeates the vicinity. In the middle of these ruins, there are a few buildings that seem to be used; surrounding a large graveyard. A large statue of Moonbow is standing in the middle of bigger temple-like structures, her large round hat projecting a circular shadow over the whole place. Her face is unseen as always, and a blue torch is lit inside the hollowed-out chest.

The main building is the temple and, like all Moonbow temples, is shaped like a sphere, and its upper half is rotating slowly on itself. The whole place is dusty, and every breeze collects some minuscule debris from the collapsing city.

Only four people live in the city at all given times : Kaladhar of Saintgrave, the headcleric, and three other priests Rest, Ciara and Samiv.

## **Lost Messages**

The clerics of Moonbow have been plagued by incessant nightmares for weeks. In terrifying visions of pain and terror, they are taking these as signs from the Dreamweaver herself of a disaster to come.

During their first night in the city, the Party suffered the same visions, but woke up to a strange display. A troop of people were gathered in the main cemetary of the city, carrying a long thread full of paper lanterns. All these people called out the name of Obi; looking for "their child". The party adventured into the catacombs, seeking the mysterious individual.

It turned out the catacombs were filled by sentient ooze that had been feasting on the bones and remains of the tombs. Artifacts and signs of worship to Moonbow could be seen here and there, like an old stone infused with godly divination magic.

The final chamber was occupied by a strong Oblex, calling to people through dreams to lure them in and absorb them. Once slain, it revealed that the room contained the true reliquary of the legendary weapon Crescent Strike : but once open, it was nowhere to be found. The party discovered a hidden chamber that opened only with Pyra's touch, protected with genasi magic. This hidden chamber was discovered to be an ancient genasi headquarters, office or study; and had relics of genasi craft alongside an old crystal that could be used to relay a recorded message of King Darman of the Fire Genasis.

The Party investigated that some tombs had still legible names :

*Samira Silvereye*, elven general fighting in Moongrave(edited)

*Lumo Greenblade*, academic & historian

*Seondo of the City*

*Belong Le-an*

*Master Han*, dwarven master of (illegible)