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Baelisian Stormsummer

*"Sod off."*

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**Baelisian Stormsummer** is a sailor, former ranger and current privateer of the thalassian militia known as The Sunguard. A young woman born and raised in Silvermoon City, she joined the Sunguard to dredge herself free of the squalor and decadence of her life after the fall. Though her true loyalties are hard won, she was bought and then earned by the Sunward Sunshard, and served the Spectre loyally, to the ends of the ocean and off the edges of the world*.*

# Description

At first glance, the woman’s most prominent feature is her illustrated skin. Though far from having her whole body inked, she seems at least part way on that path-- her arms are sleeved with nautical, whimsical images, anchors and swells, their color alternating between vivid and sea-searing and muted, water-color like swathes. Beneath the mail or leather of her gear, tentacles and sea serpents slide over curves and scars, peeking in between slits and over the waist of her trousers. The full extent isn’t visible until disrobed, and if asked what lies beneath, Baela’s reply is merely a taunting grin.

Baelisian is a tall, athletic woman of indeterminate years. Her curves are generous and her body honed, the delicate balance of femininity and strength careless for her. Her dark hair is shaggy from haircuts with a knife, but she has enough skill to not make the look horrible. Paler than one would expect a sailor to be, she’s beginning to get some color and freckles but they remain light for the moment.

Her green eyes are dark and hint of addictions past, but now are sharp and cany. Bell moves like one who might have to run at any moment, but without the fear that comes with it.

# History

Baelisian was born in Silvermoon, but as soon as she was old enough to strike out onher own she was a leaf in the wind, spending years by turn at sea or lost in the canopies and shadowy darks of Quel'thalas's forests and beyond. She only returned permanently with the illness and eventual death of her mother, to care for her still-growing sister, Elleynah Stormsummer. This was a trying time for them both, which only culminated in further hardship witht he Fall of Silvermoon.

Eking out a meagre existence with her sister for many years, she derided the groups that sprang up to defend their once-great home, choosing easier and less legal means of survival, until she got in over her head and became trapped by her own vices. Rescued by her sister and allies among The Sunguard, she joined up and signe don with Captain Esme Sunshard aboard the The Bloody Lily.

Proving herself, she was eventually promoted to serve on the Spectre's personal ship, The Widow's Bane. Now she follows orders and seeks to right what wrongs have bothered her kin and those she serves.

# Personality

Arrogant and crass, Bell takes up much more space than needed at any given time and doesn’t like to give an inch when she can take a mile.
Cidfidious Dawnseeker

Cidifidous Dawnseeker was the former High Priest of the Priests of Belore. He was born three hundred years before the opening of the Dark Portal in Heartsong Village. There he founded the Heartsong Shrine and through his tutelage trained and adapted hundreds of new priests. Throughout his life he has also served as a teacher and adviser to the many noble houses of the Emberlight.

Cidfidious was known to be a respectful man of exceeding modesty and wisdom. He was renowned throughout the province of being incorruptible and just. During his tenure as the High Priest, the Emberlight knew little impact of the curse of the Fade, the prevailing malicious hex placed upon the province. He also personally saw to the defeat of several more powerful Mandrakes. He was slain during the Battle of the Outervale, where it was revealed that he also held powers of a Dusk Priest. Agents of the Sunguard were not able to save him from his murder at the hands of a powerful Lich. In his final moments, he sacrificed himself by giving his spirit to the Fade. This act ultimately drew the attention of several powerful mandrakes which came and slew the Lich within the Shrine. Cidfidious is known to be the only Priest of Belore to also be able to channel shadow magic as a Dusk Priest.

His position has not yet been replaced.
Chwa (Beasts)

The Chwa are intelligent beasts that inhabit Imoletrik. They are best known for the companionships they form with their humanoid counterparts. Although the specific beasts vary for each individual depending on their tribe, the basic spiritual connections remain the same. Tribes and their corresponding Chwa are as follows:

Danner- Greater Dane

Berbring- Buck-Bear

Shillton- Sea Turtle

Egrow- Eagle

Zardskin- Rezpion

Fallkill- Orca

Wamp- Platypus Bear

Grenner- Ape

When a humanoid and a Chwa are born a telepathic connection is established between the two. As the the two age the connection grows stronger until they finally gain the ability to locate each other (usually around the age of 10). Although a humanoid and a Chwa are technically separate physical and spiritual entities, they slowly develop into one conscious mind. Because of this, when a humanoid's physical body dies but their Chwa survives, then the humanoid's spirit and conscience live on with the Chwa. If two parents have different Chwas, then their child will have a 50% chance of receiving either Chwa.
IdricSille

IdicSille Is the northern most country in Imoletrik. The countries name means "God's Land" in Dweysoo. It is considered the holy land by the Idalk Empire and is off limits to all citizens of Imoletrik. The naval empire guards the borders of the country at all times making it extremely difficult to enter the country. However some individuals have been known to get past the guards, but have all died shortly after entering the country due to the Noodric's strict Prophecy of Peace. It is believed that a ChiChwa could theoretically enter IdricSille without dying as long as they were to remain in their beast form. However due to the ChiChwa's strict beliefs against entering IdricSille in the first place, it has never been attempted.
The Danner Tribe

The Danner Tribe is one of the largest tribes in The Eight. The Tribe's Chwa is the Greater Dane. Throughout history The Danner Tribe has controlled the most land and held the most power out of any other tribe by using the influence of the Idalk Empire. The Tribe is mainly located in the city of Bon Ric in northern EbondSille. Although the tribe is led by Fordral Drake III, some members have begun to pledge their allegiance to the revolution due to the extreme laws enforced by the tribe. This has also led to The Danner Tribe being arguably the most politically split tribe in The Eight.
High Examiner Tae'thelan Bloodwatcher

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High Examiner **Tae'thelan Bloodwatcher** is the leader of the Reliquary, serving as the Horde's counterpart to the Alliance's Explorer's League. Tae'thelan personally leads his order's forces on several occasions including an excursion in the Badlands. Known to be a seasoned magister, his appointment as the head of the Reliquary was an easy one. Tae'thelan commands massive respect among the many branches of Silvermoon's government.

His outlook on magic is generally a positive one. He believes with proper education and focus, all people of Quel'Thalas can use magic to its full potential and become free of its inherit corruption. He has personally takes command of his forces when they are dispatched around the world and often is accompanied by a regiment of Blood Knights and Farstriders.
Iszornae Sunshatter

*"No effort is wasted or wicked on the way to ones goals."*

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**Iszornae Sunshatter**, the daughter of the fruitful and wealthy House Sunshatter and a famed (now infamous) warlock from House Ebonwing, was born into powers fel and malicious. Her life was tainted with the warlocks bonds before she could even walk. Her studies of the demonic powers and abilities of the infernal kind brought her an awareness of her own mortality, and so she has quietly attached herself to The Sunguard in order to serve their ends and her own at once.

# Description

The dark-skinned, pale-haired dilettante is stylishly coiffed and curled, made-up to look both playful and wealthy by servants with long experience in such. She differs from the traditional gold and amber hued locks of her kin, her father's blood having turned the gilded hair of the Sunshatter white, though her skin remains the warm and caramel brown of her Sunshatter kin,

Her smiles are easy but barbed, her laughter rings a note false, and though the girlish facade seems almost perfect, there's a wisdom in her gaze that by turns is unsettling or vapid. Those with a sense of Fel and demonic taint can sense the barest hints from the girl, even when not around any visible demons.

White hair, pale as bone, hangs past the small of her back, shiny like metal and soft to the touch. Much care is put into the elaborate locks, for all her loose style seems casual. Her green eyes are... exceptionally green. Virulent, almost. She brings out their unnaturally vibrant hue with khol around her eyelashes, her half-lidded stare smoky.

Her skin and clothing are usually immaculate; sometimes, she's dusted with shimmering powder. A unique feature, she dispays white tattoos over her body, runic and sweeping, beautiful to look at and yet she seems to cover them up even whens he puts the rest of her figure on display.

# History

Born in the Sunshatter estate of Goldsea, a breadbasket holding who pays fealty to the House Truefeather, Isza's sibling were raised in luxury. For the youngest child, though, there was very little in the way of comforts. She was trained from the time she could toddle in her father's fel arts, Infelidrac's secret of dark magics hidden from the world but not his kin. So it was she was prepared when their city fell, and their home ransacked by the dead. She and her father managed to defend their family from the errant troops that managed to make their way far from the main force of Arthas' troops, and in this they cemented their legacy to the Crown.

Infelidrac swore himself to service immediately to Kael'thas, and left Iszornae as an agent of his will on Azeroth. Even to this day, she works under his orders, though he and his troops were disavowed by the new Thallassian state. Now working among the Suncasters, she serves faithfully and to the letter of her oath.

# Personality

Vain, bratty and sometimes marginally amusing, she's more likely to inspire a strongly-written letter to her erstwhile parent than epics, odes or curses.
Idalk Empire

The Idalk Empire is the largest and most influential political organization of Imoletrik. The empire was established by Fordral Bennett Idalk of the Danner Tribe in the year 352. Bennett believed that the separation of the tribes hindered the evolution of the humanoid races. The empire's goal is to unite The Eight by providing one centralized government on a global scale.

The establishment of the empire eventually led to the First War in 373. The Idalk Empire was met with a large rebellion led by Hento Agwar of the Fallkill tribe. The war lasted for 6 years until the Fallkill Genocide of 379. Since the ending of the First War, the empire has remained controll over most of EbondSille.

The capitol of the empire has remained in Bon Ric where it is led by the current Fordral. It has been criticized for its extreme laws that regulate the private lives of its citizens. The Fordrals have justified these laws in the name of the Noodric, however the true intentions of the laws are often questioned (especially by the ChiChwa).
Aruenna Brightquill

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Aruenna Brightquill was originally the only child of poor miners with no name to speak of, who didn't even own the land they toiled on.  Through a series of events, happenstance, and sheer luck, Aruenna earned both her family name and a scrivenery apprenticeship within Silvermoon City itself.  Going from a poor worker to the 'big city' taught the young quel'dorei many harsh but vital lessons that would later serve her quite well - while her poor upbringing had also allowed her a number of otherwise impossible connections with the regular labours of the land.

Starting with just herself, and later adding on the skills and talents of her various husbands and their families, Aruenna slowly built up her name and it's reputation.  Her many children added to the pool of loyal talent, as did anyone that married into the family.

But simply artisanry was not enough.

Using her not inconsiderable social charm to reforge connections and make deals with farmers and suppliers in far-flung areas of Quel'thalas, the up-and-coming matriarch slowly built up a supply chain of goods and hawkstrider-drawn wagons - with herself at the helm.

## Appearance

A classic, willowy beauty of rich brown skin and golden red curls that reached down to her lower back.  Standing at five nine, with graceful limbs covered with faint freckles and long, delicate fingers, Aruenna was a striking figure to behold, even in the twilight years of her life.

## Personality

While never reaching the nobilty in life, Aruenna was very much a *lady*, even without the title. Calm, poised, and formidable, she ran the Brightquill family toward success without opposition or discontent.  She was a beloved mother and grandmother with a mastery of the Mother Stare, and was just as likely to comfort a crying grandbaby as she was to snatch a full-grown child of her own by the ear for misbehavior.

## History

The end product of a long line of bastard sons and wayward daughters, Aruenna was born into no name, no money, and no prospects for the future.
Rainhall

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**Rainhall** is the ancestral seat of the now defunct House Rainwood. It is a large fortified lighthouse that sits within the mouth of Sundial Anchorage. Its strength is only rivaled by the legendary Dawnspire Citadel. Rainhall has also served as a military college for the Royal Thalassian Navy in the past and most recently for the Crimson Fleet, the private navy of the thalassian regiment known as the Sunguard.

Rainhall boasts strong fortifications that are suited to fend off warships which include wedge shaped towers, thick fortified walls, and no direct access via land. It is built upon a large rock within the harbor and the elves have carved out stone face. It features several large halls and can support a garrison of 5,000 soldiers up to a full year of siege. Given the sea-spray and constant storms that batter its white marble fortifications, the stones there have become weathered, slick, and smooth over the years.

Rainhall serves as the offices to Admiral Telchis Truefeather, and also holds the quarters of the many captains of the Crimson Fleet. There are rumors, however, that the hall my be given as a prize for someone eager to swear vassalage to House Truefeather.
Dawnforge

The Dawnforge is a large foundry within the heart of the Dawnspire Citadel. It is known for exquisite craftsmanship of weapons, armor, and other tools of war. The forge's flames were once ignited by dragon's breath when the Quel'dorei still lived within Kalimdor. The flame was transported from the ancient highborne halls to its new resting place within the Dawnspire.

Its main purpose now is to create armor and weapons for the thalassian military regiment known as the Sunguard.
Illidari

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The **Illidari** is the faction of Illidan Stormrage, the Lord of Outland, and a specific faction of his army. It consists of various factions that have banded together under Illidan's rule. They are one of the prime enemies of the Alliance and Hordein Outland, the other being the Burning Legion. The Betrayer commands vast armies throughout Outland, and even a few select groups on Azeroth; there are only a few places in the shattered world that are not inhabited by his legions.

After Illidan's death at the Black Temple, many of the survivors were imprisoned by Maiev Shadowsong, along with the corpse of their master. Rallied by Illidari demon hunters and other remaining leaders of Illidan's armies, the Illidari regathered and seized control of the Fel Hammer, a Burning Legion warship, from which they oppose the Burning Legion's invasion of Azeroth and seek out their missing leader.

## Composition

The Illidari feature an interesting mix of various races and demons all sworn to Illidan's command. At its core lay three primary races, sin'dorei, naga, broken draenei. Also composed by different types of demons, the Illidari was able to sway a large contingent of demons loyal to Magtheridon after the battle of Hellfire Citadel. These demon legions are particularly made of Nathrezim, Sayaad, Fiends, Felguards, and Satyr.

Before the fall of Black Temple, Illidan was able to command dozens of fel orc tribes once loyal to Magtheridon. These tribes included the remnants of the Shatter Hand, Shadowmoon, Bonechewer, Bleeding Hollow, and Dragonmaw clans. Kargath Bladefist was given command of Hellfire Citadel and was tasked for draining the captured Magtheridon dry of his blood to create more fel orcs for war.

## Forces of the Illidari

Within the Illidari there were dozens of smaller companies of armed forces. Illidan's forces controlled a large swath of land within the Outlands and were able to amass a considerable army. These forces sometimes were referred to Cabals, particularly in covens of Demon Hunters. Some notable Cabals were:

Cabal of the Dying Sun- An elite force of well trained Demon Hunters tasked at routing out corruption within Illidan's ranks. They are particularly effective at fighting Nathrezim. Commanded by Asteryn The Blackheart.

Coilskar Naga- Commanded by Lady S'theno, these powerful naga have retained loyalty to the Illidari despite the upheaval of power and Queen Azshara's renewed conquest. Several lesser nobles of the naga society have rejoined this elite force including Scale-Lord Kaar’dum.

Ashtongue Tribe- Although most tribes of broken draenei have joined Akama in the Black Temple, a small but powerful force have still retained loyalties to the Illidari. Commanded by Battlelord Gaardoun, the Ashtongue serve as enforces, heavy infantry.
Halduron Brightwing

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Halduron Brightwing is the leader of the farstriders and commander of military affairs on Azeroth for the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas. He can be found within the Sunfury Spire in Silvermoon City. He is noted to be practical, wise, and very loyal to his former commander Lor'themar Theron.
House of Suncrest

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(WIP)

House Suncrest is a large, old and respected House, even though they are not particularly powerful on their own. Well known for producing talented Spellbreakers, and being one of the largest supplies of sea food in the Eastern Kingdoms for hundreds of years, they have remained steadfast and loyal to the defense of Kingdom of Quel'thalas.

## Basic History

The Suncrest family first grew as a fishing family, more capable than the rest. They earned their name at first, for their early morning fishing routines. While also supplying fish to others, they have enough wood to build moderate ships for transportation of large catches and quick transport to the mainland.

Eventually, the family evolved into professional shipwrights, making expensive and well made ships for whoever had the coin or materials. Eventually this skill earned them a place in Quel'thalas' navy. Though not the largest family with shipwrights, and due to their divided nature, the Suncrest families mostly make luxury ships.

Their reputation for being in the Sunfury is relatively recent; when a daughter of the Suncrest denied her heritage of the sea to remain on land and learn the art of Magic Breaking. Through renown and skill, she earned her family immense honor, eventually guiding others to her banner. For this reason Suncrest often identify as 'hook' or 'sword', to define their affiliation in the family.

With the recent war plagued history of the SIn'dorei, the family has leaned more towards the warmongering half of the family, with the 'Hooks' falling out of favor, though they are still very much around as fisherman providing valuable food to Quel'thalas.

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Suncrest Shore is roughly 500 acres of land, along the southeastern cost of Quel'danas. Near the north of the Shore is a cliff, upon which sits the Suncrest's current seat of power, Dawnbreaker Hold. A well made fortress in a defensible position, created after the first Spellbreaker produced by their family became a Sunfury.
House of Veillight

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## Overview

The House of Veillight was founded in the green forests along the edges of Eversong, and so retains a lush greenness that the deeper regions lack. It has some of the eternal golden spring of the main forests in the edges, but the forerunners of the house preferred the cool and saturated hues of their lost home in Suramar.

A small but wealthy house, the Veillights have been vinters and winemakers for centuries; a practice started by the current head of houses grandfather, and the founder-- Anturion, having followed Anasterian and his father before him, made his lands rich with grape vines.

Though lacking grand political influence, Vineglow wines often grace the tables of the most rich and powerful individuals on Azeroth, and now, beyond.

## Wine Making

The Veillights, and by extension Vineglow as a whole, have dedicated their time to one pursuit; that of the creation of perfect wines. Their home, situated in a small valley with a terraced, high hill at its western edge. This unique topology has allowed for the Veillights to perfect several different varieties of wine; rich, earthy reds and crisp whites.

Due to this, rather than sprawling farms or even thick forests, much of Vineglow has been given over to this obsession-- one even the merchants and below share. Each of the four towns within Vineglow have their own vintage and profile for wines, and all vie for the attention and patronage of the Veillight scions, hoping to be asked to join in their state of the art vineries, and have their name placed on the labels of the bottles that leave their lands.

## Scandal and Current Events

The current head of house, Matthais Veillight, was once a very great shame to the family. A mage obsessed with frost, rather than the pure artistry of arcane, he was not to be chosen heir until his elder sister abdicated the honor in favor of travelling across the ocean as an explorer. Thrust into power, and entirely unsuited to the gallant and gilded life of the Veillights, he was a professed life-long bachelor and was content to pass the name and seat to another of his cousins at his passing.

However, this was to change when he met the intrepid, and dauntless Lady Verlis Silverbow. From a very, very small noble house of Quel'danas, Verlis was only sixty when she met the stiff and awkward Matthais, who was well into his seventh century. For her, love came at first sight and she set herself to win the man.

No one thought she would succeed, of course, however-- a century later, when he took her to the Lady Veillight, she enjoyed proving them all wrong. And when they said she would never be able to mother his heir, with his age so great and the difference between the pair so large.

She enjoyed the announcements of all seven of her births-- and all nine of her children are beloved.

## Notable Members

Matthais Veillight - Lord

Verlis Veillight - Lady

Rey'andan Veillight - Heir to Matthais
Battle of the Bleeding Ziggurat

The **Battle of the Bleeding Ziggurat**, was the final battle during the Invasion of Zul'Aman and a decisive defeat for the combined sin'dorei forces of the Sunguard and House Netherstar. The battle itself would take place as the massive temple city known as the Bleeding Ziggurat. While the elven forces were able to defeat the alliance of Amani Trolls and Zandalari Warband, they were surprised by the appearance of the High Necromancer Akhlain, who appeared with his Black Necropolis over the field of battle. It was later realized that the High Necromancer had staged both invasions of the Emberlight and Zul'Aman to create massive amount of undead so they he can raise into undeath. The Archon Felthier Truefeather was forced to call a retreat of all their forces, hastily pulling his armies out of Zul'Aman and returning to the Dawnspire. The battle cost hundreds of lives and more significantly half of the Crimson Fleet.
ReiBert

This ship is from the two Titan shifters, Reiner Braun and Bertholdt Hoover. They never leave each other's side and are a very cute pairing. Bertholdt is also often seen around him and Reiner is his most trusted friend.

## The Ship Name

The ship name comes from a part of Reiner's name *Rei* and a part of Bertholdt's name *Bert*. It's pretty obvious.

## Uke and Seme

Berthold would be the Uke in the relationship and Reiner would obviously be the Seme. But, Bertholdt would only rarely be possessive and dominant to Reiner.

## **Extra**

If you're a ReiBert fan, check out these stories:

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11313404/1/Are-we-humans-Reiner-x-Bertolt

https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10099451/1/Nightmares
Countess Vas'las

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**Countess Vas'las** also known as the **Siren**, is a member of naga nobility and patron to Scale-Lord Kaar’dum who serves as her consort. She commands an army of Coilskar naga near ten thousand strong. While loyal to Queen Azshara, the Countess stands against the influence of the Burning Legion and has instead chosen to support the remnants of the Illidari. With Kaar'dum at the command of her army, she stands as the Cabal of the Dying Sun's greatest ally.
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The **Amani Tribe** was a forest troll empire with incredible power in antiquity. Their empire was crushed in the Troll Wars, never to rise again.

Along with the Gurubashi Empire, the Amani Empire was one of the trolls' ruling empires before the rise to power of the kaldorei (night elves). Apparently, it fell into decline before the onslaught of the kaldorei. However, unlike the Gurubashi jungle trolls, their northern "Amani" cousins managed to remain the regional power after the Great Sundering. When the high elves were first exiled and landed in Lordaeron, they met violent clashes with the forest trolls, who viewed them as defiling their homeland. At the time of the founding of Quel'Thalas, the Amani Empire was the most powerful empire in the Eastern Kingdoms; they still held much of northern Lordaeron in their territorial grasp. Eventually the high elves joined with the humans of Arathor and defeated the forest trolls in an immense battle that signaled the end of the forest trolls' empire. The Amani would never recover enough to extend their land beyond their home province of Zul'Aman, but they continued to be an enemy of humans and elves for thousands of years. Evidently, over the centuries they continued to be a significant raiding threat even in the times of the Second War, when they joined the Horde.

## The Invasion of Zul Aman

Following the Invasion of the Emberlight, the Sin’dorei armies of House Netherstar, House Blacksun, and the Sunguard, reached out to multiple allies to defeat the commanders of the combined trollish army. This involved reaching out to the high elven enclave Quel’Athillien and hiring three hundred mercenaries in the Alizarin Company. The invasion would include a large naval invasion into the great swamp called the Diremoor, which served as the only suitable shoreline that the elven host could land. From there the thalassian armies would face a steep and costly march into the ziggurat cities of the Amani trolls. These series of battles would later be known as the Invasion of Zul Aman.
KBO

KBO는 Korea Baseball Organization, 韓國野球委員會 즉 한국야구협회를 줄인 말이다.

한국 야구 협회는 1982년 전두환 대통령에 의해 한국프로야구 출범과 함께 발족하였다. 한국프로야구 페넌트레이스·올스타제전·준플레이오프·플레이오프·한국시리즈를 주최하며, 야구경기기록 및 관련자료를 수집·조사·분석·연구한다. 또 아마추어 야구의 발전을 위한 제반활동을 지원하는 일도 한다. 또한 한국 프로야구와 야구계 전반을 관리한다.

조직은 위원회를 대표하여 총재가 있고, 그 아래 사무총장·총괄본부장·관리지원담당·운영홍보담당 등의 실무 부서가 있다. 최고의사결정기관으로 구단주들의 모임인 총회가 있고, 세부 실시사항을 결정하는 사장단 모임인 이사회가 따로 있다. 그밖에 심판위원회·기록실·운영위원회·규칙상벌위원회 등이 있다.

현재 한국야구협회장은 구본능 협회장이며, 2015년 KBO LEAGUE가 개막하여 현재 총 10개 팀, KIA 타이거즈, KT 위즈, 두산 베어스, SK 와이번스, 롯데 자이언츠, LG 트윈스, 삼성 라이온즈, 넥센 히어로즈, 한화 이글스, NC 다이노스가 참가중에 있다.

참고 문헌: [네이버 지식백과] 한국야구위원회 [Korea Baseball Organization, 韓國野球委員會] (두산백과)

사진 출처 : KBO
Journey to Stratholme

## Series: The Farstrider's Apprentice (Book 2)

***Journey to Stratholme*** is the second book in the *Farstrider's Apprentice* series. It was written by Farstrider Sym Brightarrow and published a year after *The Farstrider's Apprentice.* The Darkest Night was published a year later.

## Plot summary

On a special mission for the Sunfury, Alyndor and his friend Haeldryn come across their friend Alysia the rogue’s apprentice as she tries to defend her fallen master. Jumping in Alyndor and Haeldryn fight off waves of the undead before a final wave, lead by a necromancer named Reln Darkwhisper, overwhelms them and takes Alysia's master away.

Alysia explains her Master was delivering a message to the King when they had been attacked by the undead. Alyndor and Heldryn offer to help Alysia go and save her Master. Following the tracks the undead left behind their journey takes them far from the beaten path to the ruined and desolate city of Stratholme.

## Characters

* **Alyndor** : The Farstrider's Apprentice
* **Haeldryn** : Warlock Apprentice, helping Alyndor while his Master is away.
* **Eve'lyn** : The Farstrider.
* **Geldor** : Farstrider and former apprentice of Eve'lyn, helping to teach Haeldryn while his Master is away
* **Amadaeus 'Rock me' Shadowcraft** : Alysia's Rogue master. A true master of subtlety.
* **The King** : King of Quel'thalas
* **Kor'deth** : Evil Undead who's plotting to destroy the Farstriders.
* **Ghouls** : Undead working under Kor'deth
* **Necromancer Reln Darkwhisper** : A necormancer working beneath Kor'deth.
* **Other undead**: San'layan, Death Knights, Evil eyes
Esriel Nightblossom

**Age**
 **Place of Birth**
 **Title(s)**
 **Occupation(s)**
'Seamstress'
Courtesan
 **Affiliations**
 **Family**
 **Alignment**

Delicate and dreamy-eyed -- well, she would be, if she had eyes still -- Esriel is a member of the Cabal of the Dying Sun who has served faithfully since her acceptance into the cult, even through the long years of stasis. There is something wistful about the Illidari known fondly as The Dancer. Off the field, there are of a life left over from before the ritual that shattered and slurred her soul with the Matron Mother who stole her long-lost lover from her; on the field, however, she is a far-cry from the motherly presence who hums through the halls of the Doom Glaive.

The duality of Esriel's personality can be, at times, jarring to those outside the Cabal - especially when paired astride the joyful laughter that leaks from her painted lips as her glaive slice a thousand slits through the flesh of her enemies - but there is no doubt that she serves, wholly, loyally, and until her last breath. She is, in all aspects, a follower, not a leader, and is content to follow wherever the Blackheart leads her.

## Appearance

While delicate, there is nothing thin or waifish about The Dancer; her dusky skin is wrapped over a well-muscled frame that bears bountiful summits and valleys. She is full-bodied, with warmth and softness to spare, despite the ragged scars that lace her flesh and the fel-infused tattoos that sear across her skin. Snow-white hair swirls around her round face and full lips, cascading around her body in rolling waves that strike the backs of her knees. Her matter of dress is revealing and rag-tag; she wraps herself in the misbegotten refuse of their long-lost kin, and weaves ill-suited fabrics together to make something of an outfit for herself. Nothing she wears is modest, or truly covering, but there is an effort made.

Her horns are large and curling, and perhaps the only part of her that is deemed worthy of finery; she drapes them in golden coins that clink and jangle as she walks - bare foot, always, a call back to her roots as an earth-born daughter of the Tel'dorei - and if the sound being so close to her sensitive ears is cause for concern, she makes no mention, or note of such.
House of Sunstrider

The **House of Sunstrider** was the former ruling house of the Kingdom of Quel'thalas. Founded by the first High King of Quel'thalas, Dath'remar Sunstrider, the family led the kingdom of elves from their inception and headed the creation of the mystical Sunwell on the Isle of Quel'danas. Ruling over the kingdom of the High Elves, the family suffered a substantial amount of losses during the invasion of the Scourge in the Third War, including King Anasterian Sunstrider.

Following the destruction of Silvermoon City, the family was led by the last known remaining Sunstrider, Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider who was away aiding the Alliance in the ruins of Dalaran. After repeated racist encounters with the Grand Marshal, Othmar Garithos, Kael'thas led his people away from the Alliance and under the employ of the half demon Illidan Stormrage and left for Outland. In his stead, Kael sent the magister Rommath to advise the appointed regent lord Lor'themar Theron until his eventual return home.

However, swayed by demonic powers, Kael'thas went under the employ of the Burning Legion and was empowered by the demon lord Kil'jaeden. After his defeat in Tempest's Keep, Kael'thas returned home to Quel'thalas with his men and marched into the city of Silvermoon. Rather than returning as their king, Kael'thas seized his former gifted Naaru, M'uru, from the people of Silvermoon violently then set up his base on the Isle of Quel'danas to use the power of the Sunwell to summon Kil'jaeden into this world.

With their prince lost to madness, the people of Quel'thalas along with the various forces of Azeroth and the Shattered Sun Offensive laid siege to the island and killed Kael'thas, displacing and finally ending the dynasty of the Sunstriders. Despite this, no one has risen to take up the mantle of High King, not even Lor'themar, who many believe would be perfect for the position. Notably, the House's crest continues to be used by the Kingdom even after the downfall of the Sunstriders.
Quel'Valas

**Population**
 **Terrain**
 **Economic Status:**

The island of **Quel'Valas** is a thalassian colony located within the south seas. It is a protectorate of the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas and was founded in year -1380 B.P. and served as a trading outpost for the budding elven Kingdom. It's primary purpose was to trade with the nations that boarded the South Seas. Unlike Quel'Thalas, Quel'Valas was not gifted with the beauty of eternal spring, instead it is a tropical place of hot and wet seasons. The island features several prominent settlements. The island has been ruled by the prominent House of Highvale, which has blood ties to the Sunstriders Dynasty. Lord Baelen Highvale has ruled the isle since its founding, now at the venerable age of 6,000, there are rumors of his aging health.

In recent times, Quel'Valas has taken measures to become increasingly autonomous from the ruling authority of Silvermoon City. Having sent soldiers to the Second and Third Wars, Quel'Valas has retained a long standing history in fighting alongside their northern kin. When a great Naga Invasion occurred in 24 A.P. Quel'Valas stood alone and suffered tremendous losses. It wasn't until an intervention from Kul'Tirias were the elves able to turn the tide. Resentment in the lack of aid from the High Home has left many on the island to consider how they would fare independently.

While there are half a hundred minor noble houses and a thousand knightly houses, Quel'Valas is primarily ruled by the Highvales and other artocracy. A rising Merchant Class has paved the way for the expansion of the island's influence. Now Valassian traders reach far across the South Seas from Kalimdor, Pandaria, to the Azerothian Kingdoms.
Idrya Blacksun

**Place of Birth**
 **Title(s)**
 **Occupation**
 **Affiliations**
 **Faith**
 **Family**

**Lady Idrya Blacksun** is the current Warden of the Blacksun Gate and one of the greatest living generals within Quel'Thalas. Her skill in battle is rumored to rival that of Finnistan Truefeather himself. Having lived 1,200 years, Idrya hardly shows any hint of aging and in each passing year, her renown and skills continue to grow. She is a titanic woman whose presence always commands attention, and her appearance on a battlefield is only when truly necessary.

## Appearance

Lady Idrya is woman of renowned beauty. Having been blessed with the silvery white hair that almost all Blacksun women share, she stands in likeness to the fabled beauties of the ancient Highborne. A warrior by heart, Lady Idrya has a physical musculature of etched marble and a devastating stare of unwavering intensity. Throughout her life, Idrya has learned to master both her physical power and her striking appearance like a weapon.

## History

As the firstborn daughter of Lady Iviya Blacksun, founder of the House of Blacksun, Idrya was expected to assume the position of lordship of the famous Blacksun Gate. From a very early age, she learned the importance of both skill in battle and that of diplomacy. Idrya found both to be equally mastered with ease and took her first husband at the age of one hundred and two. Throughout her long and storied life, Lady Idrya would issue ten children, eight daughters, and two sons and marry four times. Having outlived all of her previous husbands, there are some rumors that she would take a fifth husband, if there were any men of appropriate stature and fame to match her renown.
House of Sunshatter

**Words**
 **Seat**
 **Current Head**
 **Region**
 **Title**
 **Overlords**
 **Founder**

## Overview

The House of Sunshatter was founded alongside those of their allies and future lords the House of Truefeather , upon the forging of Quel’thalas. The house is seated within the lands known as the Dawnspire, along the eastern edges of the Eversong Woods, though the fields of Goldsea lie to the southern edge of the Dawnspire province.

Ancient allies and more recent vassals to the Truefeather, the Sunshatter’s lands are renowned for their granaries, and the gilded plains of wheat that gave their estate its name. Recognizable by their striking coloration of rich, honey-hued locks and sun-kissed skin, both men and women of the house are notable for their complimentary nature and innate congeniality. Their lack of standing forces tends to color them with less prestige than the other houses of the Dawnspire, but this only spurs the house to make lasting connections in other ways. A paternal house historically, the most recent Lady of Goldsea was the only child of her father, and has been ruling for nearly four hundred years.

## Historical Documentation

The House of Sunshatter was founded upon the arrival of the Highborne to Quel’thalas, though their rise and fall as a major house occurred much later. The seat of the house was once Sunbreak Stand, a fortress located in the eastern edges of the Goldsea lands, formed to protect the fledgling house against the frequent Amani attacks. It stood for two thousand years, and with the allowing the Sunshatter their independance.

However, a particularly potent offensive of the Amani forced the Sunshatter to flee, allowing Sunbreak Stand to fall. It was at this time that the Sunshatter came to the Truefeather, and bent knee to the lords of the Dawnspire for protection and aid in ridding their lands of the Amani. With the protection of the Truefeather, the Sunshatter gifted the Stand to their new Overlords, and within the heart of their golden fields, created Goldsea Palace , a place of comfort and trade rather than war. With this change, the Sunshatter freed themselves of the rigors of war, and became a strength in the Dawnspire as merchants and diplomats; their coffers and honeyed tongues bent to the task of opening doors for the Truefeathers whenever called upon.

## Notable Members

Reinyara Sunshatter - Deceased - Vidane

Reinyara's Children

* Irigir Sunshatter - Former heir, deceased
* Iszyne Sunshatter - Missing, presumed dead
* Itrius Sunshatter - Heir to Reinyara
* Irisaeya Sunshatter - Scion of House Sunshatter
* Iszornae Sunshatter - Regent, Scion of House Sunshatter

Infelidrac Ebonwing - Reinyara’s former spouse and father to her children; now exiled.

Isilos Sunshatter - Advisor to Vidane Reinyara, Head of the Sunshatter Ardents

Dahlayla Sunshatter - Scion of House Sunshatter

Iriina Sunshatter - Cadet branch, Sunshatter Ardent.

Irieth Sunshatter - TBA
Felo'melorn

**Felo'melorn**, or **Flamestrike** in common, is an ancient Highborne runeblade borne into battle by the Sunstrider dynasty. It was once wielded by Dath'Remar Sunstrider, even before the War of the Ancients. This powerful and storied runeblade, passed down through the Sunstriders for generations, is a mighty weapon said to harness the very essence of flame.

## History

Felo'melorn was eventually passed down to Dath'Remar's great-grandson, Anasterian Sunstrider, who wielded it against the Amani Trolls after the founding of Quel'Thalas. It was said that Felo'melorn had spilled enough Amani blood to brim the walls of Zul'Aman. During the Scourge Invasion of Quel'Thalas, Anasterian wielded the sword in battle against Arthas Menethil, and grievously wounded the death knight's steed Invincible with it. Towards the end of their battle, Felo'melorn and Frostmourne clashed, but the former was severed in two on collision. Although Anasterian fought on with his broken blade, burying it deep in Arthas' thigh, he was ultimately defeated. The shattered blade was recovered and returned to Silvermoon, along with the fallen king's body, by the brothersSolanar and Falon. Later, Kael'thas Sunstrider, last of the Sunstrider line, had Felo'melorn reforged, "with magic, hatred, and a burning need for revenge."

It was last seen when Arthas engaged Kael in a duel during the final battle between the Lich King's Scourge led by Arthas Menethil, and Kil'jaeden's agents led byIllidan Stormrage. Kael boasted that unlike human blades, which weakened when repaired, elven blades grew stronger when remade; this proved true, much to Arthas's surprise, when the runeblade was able to parry Frostmourne without failing. Though Kael ultimately fled, the sword was lost there.[6]
Phoenix Guard

**Classes**
 **Location**

The **Phoenix Guard** is a regiment of elite soldiers founded to serve as the personal guard and police force of the Convocation of Silvermoon and the Thalassian Senate. They are renowned as expert halberdiers and often work to route out traitors of the Thalassian State. While primarily an infantry unit, the Phoenix Guard also holds several magical talents that allow them to deal with hostile spellcasters.

While they have similar roles of the Royal Guard, they are tasked with the protection of the Senate and serve as elite protectors of the realm.

They are renowned for their fearlessness and in battle, and only those of equal bravery and skill are permitted to wear their mantle.

## Notable Phoenix Guard within the Sunguard

Lady Dehrys Everbrook

Lord Sederis Emberheart

Lady Vaeronia Dawntreader

Corran Autumnlight
Lor'themar Theron

**Race**
 **Position**
 **Affiliations**
Farstriders
 **Status**

Regent Lord **Lor'themar Theron** is the current leader of the Kingdom of Quel'thalas, having acted as regent for Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider until his betrayal and later death, upon which he became sole leader of the elven lands. He temporarily assumed leadership of the remaining High Elves following the Scourge Invasion of Quel'thalas. Even with the death of the former ruler, he continues to call himself Regent, and refuses to take the crown, even though his advisors note he could very well make a claim.

During the Second War, he was second-in-command to Ranger General Sylvanas Windrunner, and fought the Horde when it invaded Quel'thalas. While Lordaeron was being ravaged by the Third War, he was serving as a warden of the Sunwell, although he survived the Scourge invasion. He was named Regent by Kael'thas while he went to the shattered world of Draenor.

One of his earlier decisions as Regent Lord was to exile any High Elves who wouldn't convert to the newer methods brought by Grand Magister Rommath, a decision he took knowing he couldn't lead a people divided. He did try to make amends, but Ranger Lord Renthar Hawkspear of the Quel'Lithien Lodge refused his aid because of their banishment, and that Horde agents attacked the lodge. Some time afterwards, he received the visit of the Banshee Queen, Sylvanas, who blackmailed him into sending troops to fight in the War against the Lich King. After telling Rommath that he'd play pawn if it meant the survival of Quel'thalas, Rommath simply noted that another leader of the Sin'dorei told him something similar, and he didn't challenge it, thinking it right - And that they buried him on the Isle of Quel'Danas.

He was present at the return of the legendary elven blade Quel'Delar at the Sunwell, where he allowed Blood Elven and High Elven pilgrims alike to visit it.

With the discovery of Pandaria, Lor'themar was summoned there by Warchief Garrosh Hellscream, and he brought a Silvermoon Reliquary crew and a contingent of Blood Knights, Rangers and Sunfury troops with him to excavate Mogu ruins in search of artifacts. However, he was also secretly opening up negotiations with King Varian Wrynn in hopes of rejoining the Alliance. The negotiations went sour following the Purge of Dalaran, and he was forced to remain in the Horde. When Lei Shen, the Thunder King, returned, he took command of a large force and led them to the Isle of the Thunder King, both for justice and to get a number of artifacts that would give him an advantage should a rebellion against Hellscream begin.

He was present at the Siege of Orgrimmar and when Vol'jin was named Warchief, along with the other Horde leaders (Save Ji Firepaw, injured earlier), bowing in respect to the new Warchief.