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Arctic

**Arctic** was born in the Alphine Tundra in Anarchy, Minerva. After a raid on her home, she was raised alone by her older brother until joining Ferus. Eventually it was discovered that she had a natural talent for combat and she became the protégé of Xayl, Ferus's chief advisor for war.

Since then, Arctic was captured by Minervan Military and sent to Nox Prison. She escaped the prison during the Invasion of Nox Prison and became an enforcer of Vulpes.

Her weapon of choice are Eckzahn, God-Rate dual daggers made of special Cold-resistant Cerafex Steel.

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Divinity

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## **Nullifiers**

In Faleal, gods cannot truly die. They can, however, be cancelled out by an opposite and greater force.

Nullifiers come from the end of days, buried deep within the lingering lore of Endtime, and exist only to cancel themselves out. They cross time and space, inevitable in their goal of self-annihilation, until the rise of the Virtues and their chosen cadre of heroes. Each one eliminated is a divinity saved - whether or not this is good for the final health of the world remains to be seen.

Each one shows the greatest strengths and the deepest weaknesses of their target, and each one tells a story to those that would bring them low. Understanding and altering the end of this history lesson is the key to their defeat.
Spirit of Darkness

Summary

the spirit of darkness is satan himself

powers and stats

Name:spirit of darkness,the anti-christ,satan

Classification:the devil

Abilities:can cause others to feel despair,can possess others

Attack Potency:unkown

Durability:unknown.is immune to physical attacks as it trancends the physical dimension.

Speed:unknown,possibly limitless as spiritual beings are not bound by the laws of physics

Range:unknown

Location:the spiritual dimension
Cosmology

Faleal exists in both a universe of celestial bodies, and a multiverse of planes. Little is known of the former, but what *is* known is both terrifying and compelling. The combination of the two has become known as the Sonata.

The rough structure of the heavens and the planes of Faleal are shown below. Beyond those listed, there exist countless demiplanes and hideaways for powerful mages, and the occasional demiplane-sized entity.

## Heavens Within

Once a mere stone in the infinite universe, Faleal was blessed by the Overseer at the dawn of history. The physical components of the planet are shown below, and will be described further in their entries.

### **The Countless Cloth**

The newest addition to the heavens, serving as both barrier to the divine and tapestry of myths yet to come.

### **Dawn-Gate and Dusk-Door**

Mantled in scales and stone, two permanent gates to the Primal Planes balance the hanging Overseer.

### **The Harbinger Moons**

The greatest powers of Faleal imprisoned four godlike abominations in moons of crystal and stone.

### **The Shroud**

A woven sky, dotted with star-cities, shielding the world from the unknowable evils of the Traverse.

### **The Traverse**

Beyond the skies, beyond the stars, there exists a vastness. It is not as empty as one would like.

## Planes Without

Surrounding (and sometimes, buried within) Faleal are various alternate planes of existence. Most of these have been known by other names in other worlds, which will be listed in their entries.

### **Endtime**

Suspended at the absolute end of the world, this timeless hunting ground is the ancient prison of the krol.

### **Hall of the Advocates**

An endless graveyard and foundry, serving as a waystation for every sentient creature that dies on Faleal.

### **Lost** **Leng**

This ancient plane contains the bones of long-dead gods, accursed mist, and secrets lost to time.

### **The Pale**

Patrolled and directed by the terafin, this fantastical dreamscape links every dreaming mind on Faleal.

### **The Primal Planes**

First among the planes, a network of the sources of elemental creatures and power.

### **The Shadow Front**

A shadowy battlefield, filled with the trapped reflections and undead forces in service to the first necromancer.
Elmer

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**Elmer**, formerly known as **Deadwood**, was the bodyguard and enforcer of Finnegrin until he chose to turn against and kill his former master.

## Appearance

Elmer's hulking figure allows him tower over most elves and humans. His body is grown entirely of brown gnarled wood with its curves and patterns resembling rippling muscle. His eyes are gleaming orange and his wooden teeth are shaped like rectangles. He also has barnacles covering several parts of his body, including a beard of them circling his chin. His clothing consists of a sleeveless collared gray shirt with lighter accents.

## Personality

Elmer initially possessed deep loyalty towards Finnegrin and obeyed his orders without question. However, after Soren convinced him to not be cruel like Finnegrin, Elmer renounced and killed the Tidebound Elf, which granted him the freedom and dignity that he longed for. He also became more relaxed in embracing his true compassionate nature.

## Skills and Abilities

### Physical Attributes

Elmer's brute strength allows him to overwhelm most opponents in a fight and kick down a heavily locked door. His wooden body granted him invulnerability to bladed weapons. His lack of blood makes him immune to the spell "Venus Frigoris" and the electric shocks of Sea Anemones.

### Regeneration

Elmer can regenerate his missing limbs within weeks if he loses any of them.

## Trivia

* The name "Elmer" means "noble" or "famous" in British.
	+ His name may also be a reference to elm wood, due to his wooden body.
* Elmer's "Deadwood" alias is a reference to the television series from which Finnegrin was inspired.

## Appearances

#### Book Five - Ocean

* 506. "Bait & Switch"
* 507. "Sea Legs" (no lines)
* 508. "Finnegrin's Wake"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Chasing Shadows - Part Two
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 Book Five, Chapter 8: "Finnegrin's Wake"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Five, Chapter 6: "Bait & Switch"
4. ↑ Elmer - Baby Name Meaning, Origin and Popularity - The Bump
5. ↑ The Dragon Prince Creators Talk Season 5 and Entering The Show's Empire Strikes Back Era
Leola/History

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## History

When the humans of Elarion were plagued by famine and struggled to survive, they turned to the elves for aid, though were turned down, as they were considered not worth the trouble due to not being born connected to magic. Leola took pity in their fate and vouched to make use of the potential within humanity. Despite being warned, she gifted the humans the first Primal Stones together with the knowledge of Ancient Draconic, the language of the dragons, and the runes necessary to cast spells. This gift allowed humanity to thrive, but would eventually cause them to hunt Leola's kind to extinction. The inhabitants of Xadia would later name the brightest star in the sky "Leola's Last Wish" after Leola herself. However, the Human Kingdoms simply referred to it as the "South Star" and they used it to navigate in the endless darkness of the night.

## References

1. ↑ Tales of Xadia - Official Handbook
2. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 2: "Old Wounds"
Races

The people of Faleal are deeply varied, each with a rich history and background. Presented below are those races most likely to take up the mantle of adventurer.

## Arkhen

Creatures of saltwater and quicksilver, the arkhen were built as something akin to both encyclopedias and bookmarks by their creators, the dorlum. Many exist in that capacity even today. However, since the fall of Badranath and the dispersion of his madman's spark, the most modern have something their predecessors never had - a choice. They carry on their training and their unique skills, sharing with the world all they have learned, as well as the values of either pure freedom or comfort in a known role.

## Krol

Since the dawn of time, and until the end of time, the krol existed. They were locked away for their terrible sins against the fledgling world, imprisoned at the perpetual end of days, and after blind eternities seeing only the end of their deeds, swore to protect the mortal races that put them there. Only then were they allowed their freedom to roam the world once more. They have threatened Faleal only once since then, and as before, paid a terrible price for their crime. Truly, no other people so clearly has the eyes of the divine upon them, and they weave a shroud of laws, codes, and order to prevent the attention from once more changing to anger.

## Lesser

At the height of the Nanopan Empire, many of those refugees and dissidents that sought to escape the current regime settled on the King's Fist, an island chain northwest of human lands. These settlers were besieged by the terrors living there, until the local Titan, the Empress, took pity on them, granting them a taste of her power. Now, they ply the inner seas of the Fist, infused with shadow and predator alike, bearing the strength and competitive nature of their fallen savior.

## Terafin

Vibrant in culture and in color, the birdlike terafin wander the world and guard the peaks at the edges of society from dangers both real and imagined. Created in the Age of Founding to combat the evils of The Pale, these artists, musicians, and elegant warriors integrate seamlessly with every terrestrial society, and are truly one of the most oft-seen and wondrous people of Faleal.

## Wrought

The dawn of the Age of Heroes was marked on the battlefields of Badranath, where the bodies of the dead still lay from the war only days before. As night fell, the wrought rose. The fallen warriors, filled now with the souls and light of legends from times past, stood once more. The young race now struggles to find its place in the world, minds and hearts filled both with the broken memories of their past lives and the insistent icons of the Panoply.
Warhawk

#### **BIO**

Hardened by the battlefields of war, this lone wolf (or is it lone hawk?) will do whatever it takes to rise to the top of the ranks.

#### **QUOTE**

*"You don't know what I've seen on the battlefield."*

#### **STATS**

 **Mic** | 9
 **Pop** | 13
 **Push** | 9
 **Total Draw** | 41

#### **NOTES**

Father to Warhawk/Warhawk Alt

Stepfather to Grimcraft/The Buzzard

Former member of Stars & Stripes. Was replaced by Hardhat Bud Duncan in the June 2022 Update.
Kruha

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**Kruha** is a Stone Giant who was captured by Kpp'Ar until he was freed by Claudia.

## Appearance

Kruha appears as a large and corpulent Stone Giant with gray-rock skin, gray eyes, a dark nose, as well as two large white teeth that protrude from his lower jaw. His hair consist of green grass and moss that sprout across his head and elbows. He also sports a long brown root that wraps itself across his round torso.

## Personality

Despite his intimidating exterior, Kruha is a compassionate individual. He is willing to listen to the problems of others and give sage advice towards those who show him kindness.

## Skills and Abilities

### Earth Primal Connection

As a Stone Giant, Kruha draws power from the Earth and is at his strongest deep underground or in the heart of a forest.

### Physical Attributes

Kruha's size grants him a great level strength, which allows him to open large doors with his hands.

## Trivia

* The name "Kruha" means "ugliness" in Maltese.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Puzzle House
2. ↑ English to Maltese Meaning of kruha - ugliness
Beings in the real world

**Supreme Beings**

GOD

Son of GOD

**Spiritual Beings**

Angel of Death

Leviathan

Spirit of Darkness

Archangel Michael

**Human Beings**

Samson

Adam

**Giants**

Og king of Bashan

**modern technology and humans**

cyborg

mechasuit/megabot

military robot

aircraft

watercraft

battletank

nuke

peak human with all other technologies

**Ancient Animals**

Titanoboa

Megalodon
Astrid

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**Astrid** is a Skywing Elf and a member of the Celestial Elves.

## Appearance

Astrid has pale blue skin, red and yellow hair with black roots, gray curved horns on her head, as well as a pair of white wings on her back. Her attire consists of a black-and-blue robe with yellow and white accents, maroon boots, and a blue blindfold that bears the symbol of the Stars.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sky Primal Connection

As a Skywing Elf, Astrid draws power from the Sky and is at her strongest during a storm and at high altitudes.

### Flight

Astrid is one of the few Skywing Elves who are gifted with wings and is thus capable of flying.

## Trivia

* The name "Astrid" means "divinely beautiful" in Old Norse.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 San Diego Comic Con 2023
2. ↑ Astrid - Baby Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity
Quill

Quill is a Crime Boss in South Minerva and leader of the Vulpes gang. As boss of the strongest gang and chairman of the Commission, he is believed to be the most influential person in the Underside. In fact, he has made deals with Lexi where by giving her Dragon Eggs from Castle, most of South Minerva will be under lax control from law enforcement, making him an unofficial "governor" of the district.

Quill's weapon of choice is his Salt Shaker, a sword with acidic capabilities, as well as being able to extend into a javelin.
Aditi/Relationships

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## Relatives

### Khessa

Khessa was a great-granddaughter of Aditi, who is viewed as an important figure of her family's lineage, and whom she referred to as her "grandmother" despite being born several generations after her. According to Aaravos, Khessa had a tendency to follow the mistakes of Aditi, and she was horrified when she learned that Aditi died when Aaravos swallowed her.

### Janai

Janai is a great-granddaughter of Aditi, who is viewed as an important figure of her family's lineage, and whom she refers to as her "grandmother" despite being born several generations after her. Upon learning that Aditi died when Aaravos swallowed her, the horrified Janai broke down into tears.

### Karim

Karim is the great-grandson of Aditi, who is viewed as an important figure of his family's lineage, and whom he refers to as his "grandmother" despite being born several generations after her. While Aditi's memory is usually honored by him within Sunfire Elf traditions, Karim showed no respect for the fact that Aditi had forbidden Royal Blood Duels. He was, however, somewhat grateful that Aditi enslaved Kim'dael, which allowed him to enlist the Moonshadow Elf into helping him.

## Allies

### The Archdragons of Xadia

Aditi was well respected and trusted by the Archdragons of Xadia. When Avizandum, Rex Igneous, and Domina Profundis were fighting over who would become the next monarch of Xadia after the death of Luna Tenebris, Aditi approached the mighty dragons and offered her own judgement as a peaceful alternative. Together with Zubeia, the three Archdragons awaited Aditi's judgement and would accept the outcome. However, before the decision could be made for them, Aditi mysteriously vanished.

## Enemies

### Aaravos

Little is known about the relationship between Aaravos and Aditi, though he claims to have killed the Sunfire Queen by swallowing her.

### Kim'dael

Aditi had heard about the crimes that the Bloodmoon Huntress Kim'dael committed, and could sense the Moonshadow Elf's treacherous intentions when she claimed to seek sanctuary in Lux Aurea. Aditi led Kim'dael to the Sunforge to fashion a magical collar called the Mercy Debt that she used to bind the Bloodmoon Huntress into servitude until one of her descendants chose to set her free. Kim'dael resented Aditi for outsmarting her and vowed to end the Sunfire Queen's life following her liberation.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Official Discord Q&A - Elves (Dec 08, 2022)
2. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 7: "Hearts of Cinder"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Book Five, Chapter 9: "Infantis Sanguine"
4. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 9: "Escape from Umber Tor"
5. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 5: "Archmage Akiyu"
6. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
7. ↑ The Queen's Mercy
Atticus/History

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* Overview
* Prequels

## History

Atticus became the King of Katolis an unknown point in history and fathered a son named Harrow. He eventually became the father-in-law of Sarai, the grandfather of Ezran, and the step-grandfather of Callum.

Atticus formed a good relationship with Katolis's High Mage Viren and he became concerned for the latter's well-being following Soren's illness, Kpp'Ar's disappearance, and Lissa's abandonment.

Atticus eventually died of an unknown cause nine years before the birth of Azymondias. Seven sunsets after his death, his reign as King of Katolis was succeeded by Harrow.

### Puzzle House

Atticus is sitting in the throne room with the company of Harrow and a pregnant Sarai when Perran, Viren, and Claudia arrive. Perran reports that Claudia's reckless dark magic training continued to cause numerous troubles around Katolis's castle. Atticus decides to settle the matter by giving Claudia the permission to sit on the throne. He then tells Claudia that there are proper places for everything and that while the throne is for answering questions and listening to people's concerns, it along with the halls and rooms of the castle were not the right places for practicing dark magic. Atticus is pleased when Claudia agreed to practice dark magic in more appropriate places such as her father's chambers before allowing her and Perran to leave the throne room so that he can discuss other matters with Viren.

Atticus reveals to Viren that he is curious about the mysterious disappearance of the High Mage's mentor Kpp'Ar. When Atticus asks about what is hidden within the Puzzle House that Kpp'Ar built, Viren can only answer that he could barely walk through a few rooms beyond its entrance and that Kpp'Ar was preparing a surprise for Claudia and Soren. Atticus then asks Viren on how well he is doing since Soren's illness, Kpp'Ar's disappearance, and Lissa's abandonment all occurred in a short timespan. Viren simply replies that he is doing well enough, and Atticus chooses to not pry any further before he offers the former his help if anything can be done.
## References

1. ↑ Puzzle House
2. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 5: "Breaking the Seal"
The Harbinger Moons

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## **Harmony**

A moon made entirely of stone. Prison for Morrigan, Horseman of Passion and War.

## **Abundance**

The smallest of the four moons. Prison for Limos, Horseman of Hunger and Monsters.

## **Fortune**

A moon made entirely of crystal. Prison for Nergal, Horseman of Disease and Lies.

## **Creation**

A broken moon, its captive missing. Former prison for Thanatos, Horseman of Death and Duels.
King (disambiguation)

* Viren, the former, usurping king of Katolis and the father of Soren and Claudia.
* Harrow, a former king of Katolis, the father of Ezran, and the adoptive father of Callum.
* Atticus, a former king of Katolis, the father of Harrow, and the grandfather of Ezran.
* Ahling, a former king of Neolandia and the father of Kasef.
* Florian, a former king of Del Bar.
Hendyr

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**Hendyr** is a Skywing Elf and a former member of the Dragonguard, a group of eight elven warriors chosen to protect the egg of Azymondias.

## Appearance

Hendyr has long, rosewood red hair that reaches past his shoulder blades, and two large wings of the same color which connect to his lower back. His horns, which are a golden color, bend backward and are located slightly above his elven ears, which have the characteristic split part at their bottoms. His facial features include dark eyebrows, light blue eyes, a marking underneath his right eye, as well as a cross scar on his left cheek. He wore the attire of the Dragonguard, which comes in blue and white shades.

## Personality

Not much is known about Hendyr's personality. Because of his quick abandon of his duty, he does not seem to be loyal to the traditions of honor within Xadia when faced with danger. Although he cared about his friends Tiadrin and Lain and asked them to flee with him and the other guards after Avizandum was slain, he refused to carry Zym's egg and decided to leave the pair behind when they chose to protect the Dragon King's egg. This strongly suggests that Hendyr tends to prioritize his own safety over that of others.

## History

### Book Three - Sun

#### Dragonguard

A flashback of Callum, summoned by performing "Historia Viventem", shows Hendyr staying at the Storm Spire together with Tiadrin and Lain until the moment Harrow and Viren kill Avizandum through the use of dark magic. He abandons his duty and begs Tiadrin and Lain to flee with him and the other guards. When they decline, he leaves without them and refuses to carry the egg of Azymondias with him, as he has no desire to become a target.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sky Primal Connection

As a Skywing Elf, Hendyr draws power from the Sky and is at his strongest during a storm and at high altitudes.

### Flight

Hendyr is one of the few Skywing Elves who are gifted with wings and is thus capable of flying.

## Trivia

* Hendyr's name is similar to that of his voice actor, Iain Hendry, whose surname may be a variation of "Hendry", which means "son of Henry" in English and Scottish.

## References

1. ↑ Aaron Ehasz Twitter
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Book Three, Chapter 8: "Dragonguard"
3. ↑ Hendry - Baby Name, Meaning, Origin, and Popularity | Nameberry
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## Welcome to The Faleal Index

Here is a world of dark fantasy, powered in equal parts by madness, magic, and hope.

Here, the last dragon spins the sky and whispers the song of fire, while its impossible assassins lurk in the depthless seas.

Here, the ultimate predators, bound to protect the mortal races until the end of time, grow restless in their prison at the end of all things.

Here, civilizations rise and fall on the backs and sins of mortal fools and heroes alike.

Here, the whims of madmen and gods are equally heard.

This is Faleal, the creation of Doug Haworth, with help from countless testers, designers, and consultants.

These works, this world, and all content therein are the copyright of the author, barring express written permission from the author, and should be treated as if under CC-BY-NC-ND.

## About Faleal

Faleal is a world first, and a campaign setting second.

It is a dark fantasy magepunk, with unique races, rich history, and plenty of room for villains and heroes alike.

The world itself is primarily water, with almost all land connected to the core of the planet by a web-like lattice of hollow stone. Not all of the land has been discovered - a wall of deep-red crystal impales the heavens and sunders the world, blocking all forms of transportation and communication. What IS known is most commonly known as the Divide, for the two major continents split by the Sea of Stars.

Magic exists in many forms, from arcane secrets drawn from the labyrinthine minds of hidden horrors to mastery of the blade that transcends ritual or reality. The theory stands that all magic stems from the same place - but as of yet, there is no proof.

On Faleal, the gods commonly walk the world, living and dying as nothing more than powerful mortals. Their worshipers flock to their destinations, praying for blessings and boons.

Traveling the seas is unsafe at best, and suicide at worst. Within their depths, slavers lurk in moving cities of living coral and lost technology, and ancient, unknowable godlike beings coil and writhe. Airships are everywhere, with the most discerning (and wealthy) of customers instead paying for direct transportation via magic.

The skies, while safe, are unpredictable. Normally, the twinkling stars serve as both watchtower and guidepost, crewed by devils and archons. This network of star-cities, known as the Shroud, protects the young world, watching the surface below and the infinite night above. Now, that Shroud is obscured, blocked by the woven sky and its false stars. The Shrouded guardians are silent behind this Countless Cloth, and the world below is without its guardian angels.

Above it all, his cocoon woven into both the Shroud and the Cloth, the Overseer, the last dragon, sleeps. In his dreams, he whispers the wordless song of fire, providing heat and light to the world below. His Firmament crosses the sky like a great invisible web, bound between two immobile planar gates of immense size. Within this web, the four horsemen struggle, trapped in moons of borrowed flesh and stone. One of these moons is empty.
Atticus

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**Atticus** was the King of Katolis, the father of Harrow, the father-in-law of Sarai, the paternal grandfather of Ezran, the step-grandfather of Callum, and a descendant of the Orphan Queen. He died of an unknown cause nine years before the birth of Azymondias.

## Appearance

Like his son Harrow, Atticus was a tall man with brown skin, angular features, green eyes, and a goatee. He had dark brown, afro-textured hair, and wore a red and gold patterned tunic. Additionally, he wore the crown of Katolis on his head, which resembles the two uneven towers of the kingdom.

## Personality

Atticus was a wise, patient, and compassionate man who wished to help others in any way he could by understanding their problems. He believed that the person answering questions should get the big seat, such as when he allowed Claudia to sit on the throne of Katolis during their discussion of what needed to be done about her reckless dark magic training. While he was also concerned about Viren's well-being due to Soren's illness, Kpp'Ar's disappearance, and Lissa's abandonment, he did not pry any further so that the situation would not escalate.

## Skills and Abilities

### Leadership

Atticus ruled Katolis with benevolence and made sure that there were proper places for everything to maintain order in his kingdom.

## Trivia

* The name "Atticus" is of Greek origin and means "From Attica" in Latin.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Puzzle House
2. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 5: "Breaking the Seal"
3. ↑ Atticus - Baby Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity
Jellybug

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**Jellybug** is a baby Glow Toad owned by Team Zym after they rescued him, Sneezles, and Hat from Finnegrin.

## Appearance

Jellybug has blue eyes, orange skin with blue patches, and a yellow underside.

## Personality

Jellybug likes to eat the jelly out of jelly tarts.

## History

### Book Five - Ocean

#### Bait & Switch

Jellybug, Sneezles, and Hat are kept by Finnegrin in his office at Scumport, and the Tidebound Elf attempts to trade them for Bait with Ezran when the young king tries to find transportation to the Sea of the Castout. The three baby Glow Toads are later rescued by Team Zym before taking off in *The Ruthless* with Villads, Berto, and Nyx.

#### Sea Legs

Jellybug, Sneezles, and Hat wake Ezran up in his cabin on *The Ruthless* as the young king realizes that he has not named them yet. While hiding from Finnegrin's ship *Sea Legs* in a fog bank, Jellybug ate all of the jelly from the packed tarts, which inspires Ezran in giving the baby Glow Toad his name. Jellybug stays with Team Zym until they are all captured by Finnegrin on *Sea Legs*.

#### Finnegrin's Wake

Jellybug, Sneezles, and Hat are kept in a cage inside Finnegrin's cabin before Elmer's change of heart allows him to regain his freedom.

#### Infantis Sanguine

Jellybug, Sneezles, and Hat remain on the rowboat with Bait, Zym, and Soren while Callum, Rayla, Ezran, and Stella dive into the Sea of the Castout to retrieve Aaravos's prison. Jellybug, Sneezles, and Hat are snuggling with Bait after Callum and his group completed their mission.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sun Primal Connection

As a Glow Toad, Jellybug draws power from the Sun and is at his strongest when the sun is at its highest during noon.

## Appearances

#### Book Five - Ocean

* 506. "Bait & Switch"
* 507. "Sea Legs"
* 508. "Finnegrin's Wake"
* 509. "Infantis Sanguine"

## References

1. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 6: "Bait & Switch"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Five, Chapter 7: "Sea Legs"
Kazi/Relationships

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## Allies

### Janai

As the official interpreter for Khessa, Kazi actively translated for their queen in the past and continues to do so for Janai. They greatly respect the two sisters and can be quite nervous when they are not in the best mood. In return, Janai prioritized Kazi's safety when she told them to stay put while she and Amaya rushed for the Sunforge to stop Viren.

Following the fall of Lux Aurea, Kazi continued to remain a loyal friend of Janai, and they even helped her in choosing the right flower for her and Amaya's wedding.

### Amaya

Kazi was assigned by Janai to translate Amaya's sign language. They were initially intimidated by Amaya when the latter signed for Janai to shove her sword up into an unpleasant place, but after some time, Kazi grew more comfortable around the human general's presence and became more active in translating for her. Kazi also helped Amaya in telling Janai about Viren and the danger he posed to Lux Aurea. During the duel between Janai and Karim, Kazi held Amaya back so that she would not interfere and get hurt. They also helped Amaya in choosing the right flower for her and Janai's wedding.

### Callum

Kazi accompanied Callum in searching for a way to defeat Aaravos inside the Great Bookery of Lux Aurea, and the two immediately bonded over their mutual passion for books.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Three, Chapter 3: "Ghost"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Three, Chapter 7: "Hearts of Cinder"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Four, Chapter 9: "Escape from Umber Tor"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Book Five, Chapter 3: "Nightmares & Revelations"
5. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 4: "The Great Bookery"
Allen/Relationships

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## Love Interest

### Lujanne

Allen first showed interest in Lujanne when he spotted her in her human disguise. As he fancied her, he courted her with a smaller, then a bigger flower. She seemed pleased by this and the two went on a date, where Lujanne's missing fingers became a topic, followed by what she described as "a lot of pitchforks". The two eventually entered a relationship. Allen's pet name for her is "Janey-Lu".

## Allies

### Team Zym

Allen originally chased Team Zym out of his village together with an angry mob, after discovering Rayla to be an elf. However, after actually meeting Rayla and Callum personally through Lujanne, he quickly became friends with the two and assisted them in partially reconstructing the Moonhenge. Rayla and Callum were not hesitant to use him to accomplish their own goals, though he did not seem to mind that fact. Allen later helped in pulling Callum and Rayla out from the Moon Nexus and was relieved that nothing bad happened to either of them.

## Neutral

### Tristan

Allen challenged Tristan in a show match inside a village near the Cursed Caldera, where he confidently mocked the man by stating that he is not even using his biggest sword yet. After losing to Tristan and having his sword cut in half, Allen was ridiculed by both Tristan and the crowd, leading him to run off in tears. Later on, Allen joined Tristan's mob in chasing Team Zym into the Cursed Caldera.

## References

1. ↑ Heroes and Masterminds Credits
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Through the Moon
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book One, Chapter 7: "The Dagger and the Wolf"
Cuddlemonkey

**Cuddlemonkeys** are a species of lemur-like magical creatures. They are one of the rare few creatures that come in six different subspecies for each of the six Primal Sources of magic that exist in nature.

## Appearance

Cuddlemonkeys resemble six-legged ring-tailed lemurs in both the pattern of their face, as well as the long, black and white striped, prehensile tail growing from their lower back. While their fur is mainly a dark color, their faces are covered in white. Their paws also appear in the same pattern, with white palms and black fingers. Their ears are short and are stuffed with fluffy white fur. Juveniles are around the same size as Glow Toads, and they have generally large facial features with a round snout, big eyes, and small nostrils.

## Skills and Abilities

### Primal Connection

Cuddlemonkeys can be connected to any Primal Source. Juveniles are all cute, making it hard to tell what source they may be connected to at first glance. Depending on what source they are connected to, they may all grow up differently. They are one of the few creatures who are known to be connected to the Stars.

## Trivia

* Cuddlemonkeys are currently the only known creatures next to dragons, elves, and Adoraburrs that can be connected to each of the six Primal Sources.
* Cuddlemonkeys were first mentioned in the handbook of Tales of Xadia, where they were described to be connected to the Star Primal. This was later changed during New York Comic Con 2022, where it was revealed that they can grow up to be connected to any Primal Source.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 New York Comic Con 2022
2. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 2: "Fallen Stars"
3. ↑ Stella as example
Ibis/Relationships

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## Allies

### Zubeia

Ibis cared deeply about Zubeia and was protecting her as she was growing gravely ill. Then, after the battle at the Storm Spire, Ibis smiled as the Dragon Queen awakened from her slumber and was reunited with Azymondias.

After being fatally stabbed by Terry, Ibis spent his final moments sending a message to Zubeia about the impending return of Aaravos. Zubeia was heartbroken to lose Ibis, who was a great and loyal friend to her family.

### Callum

Ibis respected Callum, but highly doubted his ability to connect with a Primal Source, until witnessing him cast a spell. Although he showed him how to use a spell to grow wings, he directly refused to teach him, worrying about the safety of him and his friends if they stayed when Viren would arrive at the Storm Spire with his army. He still agreed to lend his aid when everyone collectively decided to fight, however.

Callum was saddened when he learned about Ibis's death and helped in conducting his funeral.

### Azymondias

Ibis cared greatly for Zym and attempted to help him in growing strong by feeding him vegetables, much to the dragonling's dismay. Ibis's death greatly saddened Zym, who proceeded to nuzzle and lie on top of the Skywing Elf after finding his body.

## Enemies

### Claudia

Ibis was forced to fight Claudia when the latter intended to retrieve the relic staff. After a drawn-out fight, Ibis was left with no choice but to kill Claudia so that she would not release Aaravos from his prison. But before Ibis could finish Claudia off, Terry stabbed Ibis in the back, mortally wounding him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Three, Chapter 8: "Dragonguard"
2. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 9: "The Final Battle"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Book Four, Chapter 3: "Breathtaking"
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Book Four, Chapter 4: "Through the Looking Glass"
5. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 5: "The Great Gates"
6. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 2: "Fallen Stars"
Grark

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**Grark** is a warrior originating from Duren. He is the adoptive son of Queens Annika and Neha, and the older adoptive brother of Aanya.

## Trivia

* Grark was first mentioned in an official Discord Q&A on December 8th, 2022.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Official Discord Q&A - Humans (Dec 08, 2022)
Fen

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**Fen** is a lieutenant of the Standing Battalion serving under Amaya.

## Appearance

Fen is a middle-aged man with light skin and soft wrinkles on his face. His hair, which is brushed back on top of his head and elsewhere kept relatively short, is colored in a dark gray with lighter tips on longer parts. He has a thick full beard matching his hair color, brown eyes, as well as prominent eyebrows. The Standing Battalion provided his attire, which comes in their common blue color.

## Personality

Not much is known about Fen, but he appears to be of rather calm and loyal nature. He is also shown to be protective of Gren, as he tried to stop the latter from rescuing Amaya knowing that the Breach was about to be destroyed.

## History

### Book Two - Sky

#### Voyage of the Ruthless

Fen is seen watching the Border with Amaya, where he reassures her that their outpost in Xadia is secure. However, when she does not trust the signal sent from the outpost, he readies a party to investigate.

When Amaya's patrol enters the outpost to confirm whether the sent signal was genuine or not, Fen grows suspicious of the timing of the delayed signal. Due to a soldier forcibly reassuring him nothing is amiss, he falls into Janai's ambush together with his comrades. He fights bravely and manages to escape with the rest on horseback.

### Book Three - Sun

#### Sol Regem

Back at the Border, Fen suggests to Amaya to gather their battalion and to abandon the fortress, as he fears an inevitable attack of the Sunfire Elves, which they could not withstand due to the lack of numbers in available men. He later interrupts Gren and Amaya's reunion as he wishes to learn where their requested reinforcements are, as he had sent many messages to Katolis to receive aid that never arrived. Upon learning that Viren had been arrested for treason, Amaya tells Gren and Fen that they are left with no choice but to destroy the Breach with explosives. Once inside the Breach, he assists the group in preparing the barrels for detonation. However, Janai manages to cut the cable off and Amaya commands Fen, Gren, and the rest of the Standing Battalion to remain on their side of the Border so that she can detonate the barrels herself, allowing her to destroy the Breach successfully.

## Trivia

* Fen's name origin is a popular community joke. Starting off as "Fake Gren" in the notes of the writing team, due to being the person who interacted with Amaya while Gren resided inside a dungeon, his name eventually turned into "Fen" and remained that way until made official.

## References

1. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 4: "Voyage of the Ruthless"
2. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 1: "Sol Regem"
3. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Twitter
Episode Guide

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This is the **Episode Guide** for the animated television series *The Dragon Prince*. The series premiered on September 14, 2018, and is currently running a total of 45 episodes. The series refers to the episodes as "Chapters" and the seasons as "Books", following the concept of *"Avatar - The Last Airbender"*. It will feature a total of 7 books and will be divided into two different sagas, with seasons one to three covering the first, and seasons four to season seven covering the second, which are subtitled as "Mystery of Aaravos".

Each episode features a set of credit images, which are partly funny scenes and partly foreshadowing events of the future. These credits are drawn by various artists of the studio. In canon, some of the sketches are drawn by Callum inside his sketchbook.

The events of the first, second, and third season were expanded upon in the novel releases retelling the events of the series with additional depth. On 25th July 2020, the entire saga of *The Dragon Prince* has been greenlit by Netflix and will contain seven books in total, as well as several canon graphic novels, such as "Through the Moon".

***See also: Canon Order***

## Trivia

* The first three seasons likely take place in a three week period in May. This can be inferred due to a conversation between Callum and Soren, stating that Callum is "fourteen and 5/6th". Due to his birthday being in mid-July, it can be theorized that the first three seasons are set in, or mostly set in, the month of May.
* The creators were planning to include as many "Guns N' Roses" song references inside the series as possible, but decided against it in the end.
* Originally, the series was supposed to be split into three sagas, with the last season being a standalone saga noted as "phase 3" during San Diego Comic Con 2019. However, as Season 4 was being finished, the team decided to include the final season in the second saga as well.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 2019 San Diego Comic Con
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Official Discord Q&A - Second Saga ("Mystery of Aaravos" span)
3. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 7: "Fire and Fury"
4. ↑ Book Three, Chapter 8: "Dragonguard"
5. ↑ Zoom into Xadia (33:40)
6. ↑ Zoom into Xadia (26:45)
Delilah Giehl

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**Delilah Giehl** is an elven explorer who traveled the world with Sir Phineas Kirst during the era of Sol Regem. She became the youngest known university professor at the age of twelve and is the author of the book "Lost Secrets of Xadia".

## History

Delilah was born at an unknown point. During the era of Sol Regem, she traveled the world with Sir Phineas Kirst, and became the youngest known university professor at the age of twelve. She eventually became the author of the book "Lost Secrets of Xadia".

## Skills and Abilities

### Primal Connection

As an elf, Delilah was connected to one of the six Primal Sources. Which one is currently unknown, however.

## Trivia

* Delilah is named after the lead writer Devon Giehl.
* The name "Delilah" means "delicate" in Hebrew or Arabic. The surname "Giehl" is a German form of "Giles", which means "young goat" in Greek.

## References

1. ↑ San Diego Comic Con 2019
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Aaron Ehasz on Twitter (Response to a fan)
3. ↑ Book One, Chapter 2: "What is Done"
4. ↑ Nameberry.com (Delilah - Baby Name Meaning, Origin, and Popularity)
5. ↑ Surnames.com (Giehl - Meaning, origin and history of the surname)
6. ↑ Meaning, origin and history of the name Giles
Hot Brown Morning Potion

**Hot Brown Morning Potion** is a *The Dragon Prince* fan-podcast hosted by Tamika "Kuno" Williams and Hailey from Cartoon Universe. It features interviews with the staff of Wonderstorm, the show's voice actors, and other collaborative creators of the franchise. Its first episode was released on October 07th, 2019, and it is currently still ongoing, with updates usually being released after notable announcements or events. The show is titled after Claudia's name for dark magic coffee.

The podcast is hosted on Anchor.fm and is also available on Spotify.

## References

1. ↑ Hot Brown Morning Potion (Anchor.fm)
Khessa

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**Khessa** was the former Sunfire Queen, the imperious ruler of Lux Aurea and the city's Sunfire Elves. She was the older sister of Janai and Karim, and a great-granddaughter of Aditi, whom she referred to as "grandmother". Presiding over her subjects from a golden throne, she had no patience for dissent, deception, or the meaningless lives of humans. She was killed by Aaravos during Viren's attack on her home city.

## Appearance

Khessa was a slim and imposing Sunfire Elf, with dark brown skin, yellow eyes, and ash-blonde hair that faded into darker orange tips. She wore a large golden crown upon her head, robes colored white and gold, as well as a short golden cape. Khessa also carried a small golden scepter in hand, called the "Scepter of Radiance".

## Personality

Arrogant and aloof, Khessa possessed little patience and less inclination to entertain the suggestions of others. She appeared to consider herself superior to her fellow Sunfire Elves, and regarded humans with open scorn, taking some noticeable pleasure in deciding their fates at her whim. Just before killing her, Aaravos remarked to Khessa that she was similar to her great-grandmother, Aditi, in personality, having anticipated that her arrogance would allow Viren to be brought to the Sunforge.

According to Callum, Khessa had a fiercer temper than Janai, and while she was a fair ruler, she could be stubborn and would not always listen to her sister's advice.

## Skills and Abilities

### Sun Primal Connection

As a Sunfire Elf, Khessa drew power from the Sun and was at her strongest when the sun is at its highest during noon.

## Trivia

* Khessa's name shares a similarity with the name "Kesia", which is of African origin, meaning "favorite".
* Khessa liked letting the light of the Sun reveal the truth, sitting in stern judgment, and dancing. She disliked cowards who hide in the shadows, as well as muggy weather.
* Khessa's favorite scent was that of yellow plumerias.

## Appearances

#### Book Three - Sun

* 303. "Ghost"
* 307. "Hearts of Cinder"

#### Book Five - Ocean

* 503. "Nightmares & Revelations" (flashback, no lines)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Book Three, Chapter 3: "Ghost"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Book Three, Chapter 7: "Hearts of Cinder"
3. ↑ Devon Giehl (Headwriter) on Twitter
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Official Discord Q&A - Elves (Dec 08, 2022)
5. ↑ The Dragon Prince Official Website - Characters
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Callum's Spellbook
7. ↑ The Bump
8. ↑ The Queen's Soul
Associate Crow Lord/Relationships

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## Allies

### Crow Lord

The Associate Crow Lord was happy to become his superior's substitute after the latter took a leave of absence.

### Royal Family of Katolis

The Associate Crow Lord respected the royal family of Katolis, which was proven when he initially refused to send Viren's letters that bore the royal seal since King Harrow was assassinated several days ago.

The Associate Crow Lord was also kind to Ezran, for he was willing to spare the young king from learning about the demises of the monarchs of the other four Human Kingdoms. Two years after the battle at the Storm Spire, he helped Ezran in planning Callum's surprise birthday party.

When Callum asked the Associate Crow Lord to keep an eye out for the Tome of Translation from Amaya, the latter happily agreed to the prince's request before delivering said tome with excitement. The Associate Crow Lord later alerted Callum about Opeli and the Crownguard arresting Rayla.

### Opeli

The Associate Crow Lord respected Opeli's position as a member of the High Council and allowed her to announce the demises of the other human monarchs when he could not bring himself into doing it. Two years later, they worked together in planning Callum's surprise birthday party.

## Enemies

### Viren

At first the Associate Crow Lord respected Viren as the High Mage of Katolis and kindly refused the latter's request of delivering letters that bore King Harrow's seal. However, he began to fear and comply to Viren's orders after receiving a grave threat. When Viren was thrilled about the responses of the other human monarchs, the Associate Crowlord sheepishly asked the High Mage for an excellent rate of service.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Book Two, Chapter 1: "A Secret and a Spark"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Book Three, Chapter 2: "The Crown"
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Book Four, Chapter 1: "Rebirthday"
4. ↑ Book Four, Chapter 2: "Fallen Stars"
5. ↑ Book Five, Chapter 1: "Domina Profundis"
6. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 4: "Voyage of the Ruthless"
Annika and Neha/Relationships

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## Relatives

### Aanya

Annika and Neha loved their daughter dearly. Before her mothers left on their ill-fated journey into Xadia, they left their baby daughter Aanya a small diary full of dreams and wisdom that the queens had hoped to pass to Aanya as she grew.

## Allies

### Harrow and Sarai

The queens of Duren seemed to have a trusting relationship with the former King Harrow and Queen Sarai. When famine plagued their kingdom, they sought aid from Katolis and received said help when they formed an alliance together to retrieve the heart of a Magma Titan from Xadia. Eventually, this journey saved their kingdom, despite the two giving their lives for it, by bringing a surplus of crops and supplies to their kingdoms.

## Enemies

### Avizandum

The queens faced Avizandum before they died, during a mission alongside the kingdom of Katolis to Xadia, and were killed by his attack in response to trespassing and killing an innocent Xadian creature.

## References

1. ↑ TDP Official Website "Character Birthdays in June!"
2. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 5: "Breaking the Seal"
3. ↑ Book Two, Chapter 6: "Heart of a Titan"