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Far Western Islands

The Far Western Islands is a jurisdiction of the Nesarian Empire which covers five sub-territories; Manicoria, Nazudana, Alérumére, Arsovaléra and Roaméra. Switching to a more meta narrative for the moment, these territories in the actual real world respectively correspond to the Kerguelen Islands, Heard Island and McDonald Islands, Crozet Islands, Île Amsterdam(Amsterdam Island), and Île Saint-Paul (Saint Paul Island).

The Far Western Islands have very few permanent inhabitants, and some of the lands contained within are not permanently inhabited at all, but they are strategically important both militarily and economically; they provide the Empire with their furthest western air and naval bases, and they extend the Empire's sea territory westward.

## Manicoria

Manicoria was discovered by the famed explorer Dozen fel Ammona in 1690, and was the first of the Far Western Islands to be found. Dozen and his crew initially could not think of a name, so they referred to it as *In Runa Oti* (roughly translating as "that land over there") until Empress Avia decided upon the name of Manicoria in 1692, naming it in honour of the Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, who in Nesarian is called Astamanicor (God-Birther). Manicoria literally translates as Birther-Land. In the real world, this corresponds to the Kerguelen Islands, a French territory.

## Nazudana

Nazudana, archaically known as Nazudana Mére, is a Nesarian name which translates as White-Soil or White-Soil Islands. In the real world, this corresponds to Heard Island and McDonald Islands, an Australian territory.

## Alérumére

Alérumére (usually, almost exclusively, pronounced incorrectly as Alerumére) is a Nesarian name which translates as Rainy Islands. In the real world, this corresponds to the Crozet Islands, a French territory.

## Arsovaléra

Arsovaléra, archaically Arsovala Méra, is a Nesarian name which translates as Albatross Island. In the real world, this corresponds to Île Amsterdam, a French territory.

## Roaméra

Roaméra is a Nesarian name which translates as Seal Island. In the real world, this corresponds to Île Saint-Paul, a French territory.
Miklas Wolfheart

Miklas Wolfheart, known in native Epsilucian as Miklas Luuskäten (sometimes corrupted to *Luscetan* in Elvic Epsilucian), and popularly known as the Lone Wolf, is the most famous and most beloved of the mythical heroes of Epsilucia - though almost all Epsilucians believe that he is completely real, as do most Inecurians in general. His somewhat tragic tale is immortalised in the Lay of the Lone Wolf, the melancholic national anthem of Epsilucia.

Specific stories of Miklas vary, but the general premise in all variations is the same; that Miklas is a great warrior who was born at some time in the ancient past, who caught the attention of a great and virtuous Titan. This Titan blessed (or cursed, depending on the interpretation) Miklas with magical power and immortality, and Miklas now eternally stands guard over the mortal realm from within the Dreadlands, waging war upon demons who would threaten the world.

Giving a date to the lifetime of Miklas in this world is difficult. The first written appearance of the Lay of the Lone Wolf dates to 892, but the first extant record of the tale of Miklas is a fragment dating to some time in the 6th century - and even this describes Miklas as a man "born in the ancient days beyond memory", which is a traditional Epsilucian phrase which essentially means "a very long time ago". Many scholars have speculated that Miklas proved himself as a great warrior in the War for the World, but no story that tells his tale ever mentions him fighting against the Cosmovores.

The tales of Miklas focus not only on his great deeds but also his astounding virtue in the face of adversity, always choosing the harder but righteous path. A chief theme in all the stories of him, but particularly the Lay of the Lone Wolf, is his profound and eternal loneliness and the total absence of any love or friendship in his life, which makes his task more difficult to suffer than any other hardship. However, such stories emphasise that no amount of physical or emotional torment will break the loyalty or honour of the Lone Wolf, for nothing will stand in the way of his duty to the mortal plane.
The Teddy Bears' Christmas

**The Teddy Bears' Christmas** was released by Tempo Video on 1st November 1993 and re-released by Channel 5 on 27th October 1997.

## The Teddy Bears' Christmas

### Release Date

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### Re-Release Date

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### Catalogue Number

96832
047 556 3

## Episodes

* The Teddy Bears' Christmas
* The Teddy Bears' Picnic

## Opening (Original 1993 release) (with no trailer)

1. Tempo Video Warning Screen (1987-2002)
2. Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video Ident
3. Start of The Teddy Bears' Christmas (1992)

## Closing (Original 1993 release) (with no trailer)

1. End of The Teddy Bears' Picnic (1989)
2. The Teddy Bears' Picnic closing credits
3. Lacewood Productions logo (1988-1998) [Early Variant]

## Opening (1997 Re-release) (with no trailer)

1. PolyGram Warning Screen (1997-2002)
2. Channel 5 Video "2D Segment 5" logo (1989-1999) [Later Variant]
3. Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video Ident [Later Variant]
4. Start of The Teddy Bears' Christmas (1992)

## Closing (1997 Re-release) (with no trailer)

1. End of The Teddy Bears' Picnic (1989)
2. The Teddy Bears' Picnic closing credits
3. Lacewood Productions logo (1988-1998) [Early Variant]
Mechanical Titans

The **Mechanical Titans** were five gargantuan Constructs from the Dreadlands that were put to use against mortals in the later stages of the Imperial Civil War. They are not to be confused with the *Mechanical Titan*, the locomotive of the Great Imperial Express.

The Mechanical Titans were the largest and most powerful Constructs ever witnessed by mortals - or, at least, witnessed by mortals who survived to tell the tale - but evidence suggests that they were not particularly remarkable within the Dreadlands, where thousands of similarly-sized Constructs likely exist. Nothing is concretely known about their origins or purpose, but it is widely assumed they were created by the Dread Titan known as Murthan, who was known for his unmatched prowess in magical engineering.

The Mechanical Titans may have been created to kill Titans, but it is more likely that they were designed primarily as siege engines; when brought to bear against mortals, they were almost always used in sieges or assaults on fortified positions. It is generally assumed that the difficulty of breaking mortal fortifications combined with the strength of mortal gunpowder artillery is what caused the Mechanical Titans to be brought into this world. The latter point is thought to hold more weight by most historians, as the power of gunpowder arms led to much greater use of Constructs in general.

Though each Mechanical Titan was a single entity in practice, most scholars speculate that each one was actually a kind of colony, made of multiple Constructs attached together. The Controllers of these Constructs were then organised and commanded by a Supreme Controller who had direct access to the Mechanical Construct's primary eyes. This theory is based not only on the reasonable assumption that a single Controller could not possibly command a mechanical body of such size, but also that one of the Mechanical Titans - the Devourer - was cloven in two in its final battle, and its halves continued to function and act independently.

Though the corpses of dead Mechanical Titans were thoroughly inspected to test this theory, it was hard to either confirm or deny since nobody had any idea how to begin to understand their functions. Inspection was made doubly difficult by severe internal damage caused by the uncontrolled and violent failure of magical systems which occurred in every Mechanical Titan in their final moments; it remains unknown whether this was a side-effect of their death throes or a deliberate design to prevent the enemy from gaining intelligence.

Of the five Mechanical Titans that came into this world, three were successfully destroyed, one was badly damaged and retreated into the Dreadlands, and one simply left this world and was not seen again. Though all were ultimately defeated in one way or another, each one claimed a very high death toll and ruined multiple cities and fortresses. The deadliest of the Mechanical Titans, the Harvester, is estimated to have left half a million dead in its wake.
Eron Caleras

> "*One learns to be an acute listener when they cannot speak.*"
> ― Eron Caleras (in writing)
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Eron Caleras, better known by his post-marriage name of Eron Capilus, was husband to Empress Rixa I and by extension Consort-Emperor of the Nesarian Empire from their marriage in 139 to his death in 198 from an unknown disease.

Eron is greatly admired by the worldwide community of mutes for being seemingly the only mute monarch to have ever existed, a condition possibly brought about by his Elvish heritage, as muteness is more prevalent (but still rare) amongst Half-Elves of any degree. Eron resembled an Elf little, yet he still had a weak magical ability, which did not pass on to his children as by that point the degree of Elvish heritage was negligible. This Half-Elf heritage also meant that despite being older than his wife Rixa, he was always at approximately the same level of maturity as her, since all Elfkin mature more slowly.

Contemporary historians who wrote accounts of Rixa's reign highly praised Eron for his intellect, his devotion to his wife, and his careful and reserved nature which often served to temper the more carefree and sometimes impetuous attitude of Rixa. Most of the numerous administrative and economic reforms made under the reign of Rixa can be credited to Eron, as he was both far more willing and able to deal with the tedious minutiae of governance than his wife.

Eron's muteness and his keen attention to detail together meant that the joint reign of Rixa and Eron is uncommonly well-documented. Historians are extremely well-informed about the political, economic, social and military situation of the time due to Eron's prolific writings; he not only recorded these matters for the sake of having the information, but his inability to give speeches meant that any complex information had to be communicated through text, either to be read aloud by others (usually his wife) or simply copied and sent around to the relevant parties. Eron, being a student of history himself, also appears to have understood the value of recording events for future generations, including those which he did not perceive as being especially important. Though other contemporary writers also documented the reign of Rixa and Eron, the most important primary source has always been Eron himself.

Although Eron's magic was weak, and he could only natively wield healing magic, this did enable him to easily wield a powerful Golden Conduit he came into possession of named the Blade of Balagore, powering it with his innate magic rather than requiring the consumption of life-essence to fuel it. Though he was pestered by the nobility to keep the Blade, in his will Eron passed the Blade back to its original owners, the Raharavti dynasty of Balagore.
King Alyan the Slayer

King Alyan the Slayer was a Gold Elvish king who lived during the Age of Titans some time between 2000 and 1800 BC. Details of his life come from the epic poem *The Fall of Ladar*, a perhaps unreliable source but the only one available. All future sources mentioning King Alyan rely upon *The Fall of Ladar*. The earliest surviving written version of this poem is from 700BC, inscribed upon stone tablets, but the poem is known to be much older. There is also a version of the story of Alyan with an alternate ending recorded in the prose story *The Titan of Love*, which was composed after the Annihilation at some time in the 8th century BC.

## Narrative in *The Fall of Ladar*

*Incomplete*

According to *The Fall of Ladar*, King Alyan, son of Suriyan, ruled justly and skilfully over the kingdom of Ladar. Ladar is believed to be in modern-day Chalparna on the border with Draconica, as the name of this region - Ladhara - is thought to derive from Ladar. He was crowned "in his youth" (no further details of his age are given) and, prior to the events of *The Fall of Ladar* taking place, he had ruled wisely for twenty years. During this time he was constantly pestered by his advisors to marry, as he was the last remaining member of his dynasty and all hopes of carrying on his bloodline and establishing a stable succession rested upon him. He was presented with many fine candidates, all of great beauty and noble blood, but none interested Alyan. Though he admired their beauty, he did not love any of them; he found them to be vain and shallow and to possess superficial characters.

The tale goes that whilst Alyan was out hunting alone in the woods one summer's day, he spotted a weeping Unicorn sitting by a tree. Concerned for the animal, he stopped tracking his prey and asked the creature what was wrong. The Unicorn got up and led Alyan to the crippled body of a Dark Elf who lay unconscious, covered in blood with many wounds and broken bones. As the Unicorn knelt beside the Elf and nudged her, Alyan frantically began working his magic to try and heal her. He could not restore her to strength, but she managed to open her eyes, and Alyan quickly carried her to his palace on horseback. There, he was able to better nurse her back to health with magic and medicine.
Nesaria Wiki

A hub of all the information that has been created about the fictional, alternate Earth which the Nesarian Empire resides in.

## Suggested pages

Nesarian Empire

Nesaria

Nesarian Language

Index

Races and Intelligent Species

Phenotypes

Unique Life

Magic

Age of Titans

Titanic Calendar

Imperial Culture

List of Emperors

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Ewa Kaluna

Ewa Kaluna was an Ruawi Orc from Ribalouse, northern Roulonne, who became famous for her protection of refugees during the Ruawi Genocide, the single-handed slaying of multiple Dragons, and her participation in the War for the World, including helping to summon the Flame-Bearer. She is also known as the wife of Celian Iafesa, which likely made her the first Orc to ever marry a Saverian Elf.

Ewa was also notable for a brief period in her life when she turned to Witchery in order to gain magical powers to fight the Dragons and their allies who were slaughtering her kin. She eventually gave up the practice for an unknown reason, but presumably because of the risk of mutation and corruption from the unsavoury creatures she was dealing with. It is not known what kind of creature she gained her powers from.

Although Ewa was most likely an Asarebian, she is noted as praying to Morrokhi deities - particularly her namesake, the goddess Ewa - and later in life she developed a dedication to the Elvetan goddess Yésa, the deity of learning and knowledge.
Colossal Ant

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Colossal Ant

*Magnaformica Colossus*

Animal, Arthropod

### Diet

Omnivorous (predominantly leaves and fruits, but also other insects and scavenges off corpses of all creatures)

### Behaviour

* Aggressive
* Sedentary
* Communal
* Cooperative (within colonies), Competitive (against others)
* Untameable

### Physical Characteristics

* Average Height: 3.3 centimetres

* Largest Recorded Height: 3.5 centimetres

* Average Length: 6 centimetres

* Largest Recorded Length: 6.2 centimetres
* Average Width: 3.5 centimetres
* Largest Recorded Width: 3.6 centimetres

* Average Life Expectancy: 25 years (Queen), 15 years (Worker)

* Longest Recorded Lifespan: 30 years (Queen), 20 years (Worker)

## Description

The Colossal Ant is by far the largest ant in the world - about twice the size of the second largest and utterly dwarfing the smallest at 165 times its size. Colossal Ants are black and very dark brown in colour, and they are one of the stinging ants. Their stings are extremely painful, and the mere act of receiving a bite from their comparatively massive jaws is painful in itself, and receiving several (particularly on the neck) may result in neurogenic shock from the intense pain. The venom itself, however, beyond being painful, is not harmful, and allergic reactions that are medically significant are very rare and do not occur amongst Orcs.

Colossal Ants form large colonies which routinely fight not only other ant colonies but other colonies of Colossal Ants. While out searching for food, Colossal Ants are generally not aggressive, but they are extremely territorial. Colossal Ant colonies are typically large, and the ants reproduce very quickly, but their constant warfare with other colonies manages their population and prevents them from overwhelming the ecosystem.

## As Food

Colossal Ants are sometimes eaten by the local Orcs, and tourists will often have them as a novelty, but the mere idea of eating them is very distasteful to most others. Colossal Ants are exclusively eaten roasted or fried.

Like most ants, the formic acid within Colossal Ants has a faint but bitter taste reminiscent of citrus, and when roasted or fried (correctly, at least) they have a crunchy exterior but a soft and slightly gooey inside.

## Conservation

Colossal Ants are not endangered in any way, and their populations are stable and huge. They are a deeply irritating pest and are usually exterminated when they encroach upon inhabited land.
Inecurian Honorifics

All languages and cultures of Inecuria make use of honorific titles, but some place a much greater importance upon honorific speech than others. Languages with a weak system of honorifics, such as Nesarian, Mortian, Onshian, Avamorican and Raskevite, merely use titles and have only minor differences between formal and informal speech. However, most languages of Inecuria have a strong system of honorifics, most notably Epsilucian, Roulonnais, Kalzuranuri and Chalparni, which make frequent use of honorific appendices and have significant differences between formal and informal speech. Most of these strongly honorific languages make use of honorific appendices in a near-identical manner. The most strongly honorific languages have their titles and appendices described below.

## Epsilucian

The strongly hierarchical nature of Epsilucian society makes it unsurprising that this country places a great emphasis on honorifics, and Epsilucians consider using incorrect honorifics to be extremely rude and impolite.

The Epsilucian language has four modes of speech, based on the required degree of formality, which have distinct grammatical characteristics and often make use of different vocabulary. They are as follows:

* **Common Speech:** Used informally between friends and family members. This manner of speech prioritises function over form, and is the most influenced by slang, local dialect and general corruption.
* **Formal Speech:** Used between equals in a formal setting such as a workplace or temple, or when addressing a stranger or an acquaintance who is not known well. It is the default mode of speech for when one is speaking to another whose societal status is unknown.
* **Authoritative Speech:** Used by those addressing their subordinates or societal inferiors. This is only used when the societal status of all involved parties is clearly understood; speaking with mere acquaintances whose societal status is unclear using authoritative speech is considered highly arrogant, and is only considered acceptable when done by the *Aluun* (King) or *Laikavat* (Earls/Dukes). It is never used by priests of any religion, who always refer to their congregations and to priests subordinate to them using formal speech.
* **Subservient Speech:** Used only to address superiors, especially rulers. This is the most complex and long-winded mode of speech, and makes significant use of euphemisms to avoid uncomfortable or unclean topics.

### Appendices

Epsilucian makes use of both honorific prefixes and suffixes. Prefixes are reserved for actual titles, such as *Aluun* (King), *Laikava* (Earl/Duke), *Sokava* (Count), *Helrik* (Knight), *Etsa* (Patriarch) and *Saala* (Doctor). Prefixes are often used by themselves for brevity's sake, which in some instances indicates a higher degree of respect, particularly with the terms *Helrik* and *Etsa*. Suffixes are appended to names to indicate a given social relationship, level of respect and degree of intimacy. Traditionally, it is only acceptable for husband and wife to refer to each other with no honorific suffixes at all.
Monastery of the Flame

The Monastery of the Flame is an Orthodox Stauropegic Monastery under the Patriarchate of Inecuria, following the Elvic rite translated into Draconic. The monastery is named for its unique practice of only housing Dragon monks, and it is difficult for non-Dragons to access, situated as it is high up in the mountains. The monastery was founded by Archimandrite Ka'Ara, a Redscale, in 1736, who was alone in the monastery until he was joined by Redek and Kanak, two young brothers, in 1738. As of 2020, the monastery is populated by eight monks, led by Archimandrite Enarak, a now elderly Pinkscale, the third Achimandrite of the monastery. The monastic community has so far received monks from all Dragon races except the Goldscales.

The founder, Archimandrite Ka'Ara, passed away in 1846, and he was canonised as a saint in 1871. Ka'Ara is venerated within the monastery and across the (very small) Draconic Christian world as the patron saint of Dragons and Draconia, but Saint Ka'Ara is also associated with humility, one of the most significant aspects of his teachings, as he was famous for warning against the chronic arrogance of his race. He is also associated with singers, as Ka'Ara was a great singer who put his vocal cords to good use chanting the liturgy from the mountaintop. Draconic voices are normally powerful, but Ka'Ara's voice was said to be so powerful and enchanting that it resonated for miles around, and it was what drew the brothers Redek and Kanak to join the monastery.

Redek, the elder of the two brothers who was eventually bestowed with the rank of schemamonk, is also venerated by the Monks of the Flame as being their guardian, as he stood in defence of the monastery during the Nesarian Civil War when a gang of Republicans and two allied Dragons (a Bluescale and a Greenscale) attacked the monastery in 1833, intending to plunder it. Redek was severely wounded in the process, but he saw off the attackers, killing the Bluescale and several of the Humans that accompanied him, and wounding the Greenscale. Redek was immediately regretful and mournful of this act and spent a full year in self-imposed penance, and he eventually went to seek out the Greenscale he had wounded to ask for his forgiveness. The Greenscale himself responded that there was nothing to forgive, and he himself asked for forgiveness from Redek, and asked to be allowed to help the monastery. The Greenscale's name was Lenik, and he eventually became a monk in 1836.
Magovores

A Magovore is a creature that feeds itself by absorbing energy from magic in some way, usually from the currents of the Magestream. Magovores are not to be confused with creatures that feed upon life-essence (also known as life-energy and life-force) either as a necessity for their survival (i.e. Vampires, Succubi) or simply to empower themselves (i.e. Dread Titans).

The only known Magovores to exist in this world were the "Aerial Magovores", a group of species which flew in the skies to feast upon the powerful aerial currents where the Magestream flowed most strongly. The most famous of these Aerial Magovores was the graceful Skyray. However, Magovores were far more prevalent within the Dreadlands, due to the stronger and more ubiquitous presence of the Magestream there. Magovores from the Dreadlands ranged from the tiny Magoleeches to the gargantuan mountain-sized Feasters.
Keddaban

Keddaban, known as the Laughing One, the Laughing God and the Trickster, was (or, possibly, *is*) a Dread Titan known for his eccentric, manic and often violent behaviour. Though there is no proven link between the two, he is often assumed to be the creator of the Jesters, who greatly resemble him in behaviour and partially resemble him in appearance.
Keloruela

Keloruela is a country within the Nesarian Empire. Its state religion is Geranism. Its national animal is the Wolf.

Keloruela is overwhelmingly Ruawi Orcish, however there is a small Human population as well as numerous Weavers. The Humans are mostly Argani, a term which refers to Humans who have adopted Ruawi culture (from *gan*, "Human", and *arg*, "known" or "understood"), but there is also a notable Roulonnais population.

The geography of Keloruela essentially takes the form of an extremely large river valley, which serves as the origin of Diamond River, the second-largest river in Inecuria which flows through Roulonne into the sea. Keloruela is temperate and populated mostly by meadows and woodland, with a warm climate and frequent rainfall from the clouds that gather around the mountains that enclose all but the south-western face of the country.

## Name

Keloruela is believed to be a contraction of *Kélos Ruela*, which itself is a contraction of *Kélos Rua-Wela*, meaning "beautiful river valley". Technically, the grammatically correct version of this would be *Ruela Kélos*, but the Ruawi language has a tendency to swap the position of adjectives and the nouns they modify when condensing them into singular words.

The demonym Kelorueli is used to refer to inhabitants of the state of Keloruela generally, but the Orcs native to the country are known as the Ruawi Orcs (*Kore Ruawi*), where Ruawi roughly translates as "of the valley". The term Ruawi is also applied to Orcs of the same heritage outside of Keloruela, who mostly dwell in Roulonne.
Malkar Baqrahanet

**King Malkar Baqrahanet** was King of Adwan from 78 to his murder in 144. Though he was a successful administrator and military commander who defended his country in the War for the World, he has long been negatively perceived as an arrogant, selfish and uncooperative man, and a fervent supporter of the abomination that is slavery. Historians with a more sympathetic view towards Malkar characterise his negative perception as being a result of successful Nesarian propaganda rather than an accurate assessment of him as a monarch, since the Nesarians were strong supporters of his younger cousin Rahera, who usurped and murdered him.

King Malkar is known for beginning both the First and Second Wars of Okido, fought over the Onshian territory of Okido against the Republic of Onshi and Nesarian Empire respectively. His forces were victorious in the first, but were pushed back in the second, and he did not have a chance to reclaim the land due to the Cosmovore invasion. By the time the Cosmovores were exterminated, Okido was too solidly in Imperial hands and Adwan was far too exhausted to make an attempt to retake the land viable.

King Malkar is also known for his heterochromia, having a pale blue left eye and a honey-coloured right eye. Malkar himself appears to be the origin of this mutation in the ancient Baqrahanet dynasty, as it was utterly unknown amongst his ancestors but became very common amongst his descendants. Heterochromia is somewhat common amongst the general Sand Elf population to this day, occurring in nearly 1/5 of them, though putting this all down to Malkar's lineage is implausible.
Flower Guardian

Flower Guardians were very large insects that lived in Nesaria, Estemoria and Avamorica during the Age of Titans.

Flower Guardians resembled butterflies, and had very diverse colouration and patterns on their wings (no two Flower Guardians had the same pattern) which inspired much of the art of the civilisations that lived near them. They had an average body length of four metres and an average wingspan of twelve metres. They mainly fed off the nectar of the large variety of titanic flowers that populated the regions they lived in, and were highly territorial, earning them their name. However, they were not aggressive to hominids and small carnivores that they knew would not threaten their food source.

Flower Guardians were somewhat intelligent, with most scholars approximating that they had a level of intelligence equivalent to a cat, and although no Flower Guardians were ever domesticated, there are several recorded examples of them befriending Elves (not Humans). The Flower Guardians were theoretically big enough to ride but there are no recorded examples of this.

The muscles in their wings were very powerful, and they formed the main method of attack for the Flower Guardians, who could deal serious damage to smaller animals. They would often attack small herbivores attempting to eat their flowers, and a single bat of their wings could easily kill most small herbivores. They could fend off predators with this attack but they were usually outmatched in strength.
The New Adventures of Care Bears - The Magic Lamp

### Rating

**The New Adventures of Care Bears - The Magic Lamp** was released in 11th February 1991, and then it got re-released by Tempo Kids Club on 24th August 1992 and it got re-released by 4 Front Video and Channel 5 on 29th December 1997.

## Episodes

1. The Magic Lamp
2. The Caring Crystals

## Episodes

1. The Magic Lamp
2. The Caring Crystals
3. The Two Princesses

## Episode Info

* **THE MAGIC LAMP** - Grams Bear tells the tale of the evil queen, Shreeky, who tricks a kindly rope charmer into retrieving a powerful Magic Lamp from a dangerous dragon.
* **THE CARING CRYSTALS** - When No Heart sets his Bubbles of Uncaring out to destory a town, only Grumpy can stop him, by going down into a deep mine to retrieve a batch of Caring Crystals.
* **THE TWO PRINCESSES** - Grams Bear tells the tale of Princess Cheer and Treat Heart who must retrieve a Royal Gem from a Two Headed Monster in order to determine which one should be Queen.

## Release Dates

* The Magic Lamp (18th August 1987)
* The Caring Crystals (24th August 1987)
* The Two Princesses (20th August 1987)

## Opening (Original 1991 release)

* Tempo Video Warning Screen (1987-2002)
* AHE Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video Ident
* The Tempo Kids Club trailer from 1991 with clips from "SuperTed", "Care Bears", "Dennis the Menace", "My Little Pony", "G.I. Joe The Action Force", "Inspector Gadget", "Jem" and "Transformers". [announced by Bernard Cribbins] (Long Version)
* The Care Bears Family Opening Titles
* Start of The Magic Lamp (1987)

## Closing (Original 1991 release)

* End of The Caring Crystals (1987)
* The Care Bears Family Closing Credits

## Opening (1992 Re-release)

* Tempo Video Warning Screen (1987-2002)
* AHE Abbey Home Entertainment/Tempo Video Ident
* The Tempo Kids Club trailer from 1991 with clips from "SuperTed", "Care Bears", "Dennis the Menace", "My Little Pony", "G.I. Joe The Action Force", "Inspector Gadget", "Jem" and "Transformers". [announced by Bernard Cribbins] (Short Version)
* The Care Bears Family Opening Titles
* Start of The Magic Lamp (1987)

## Closing (1992 Re-release)

* End of The Two Princesses (1987)
* The Care Bears Family Closing Credits

## Opening (1997 Re-release) (with no trailer)

1. 4 Front Video logo (1991-2002)
2. Channel 5 Warning Screen (1989-1995)
3. Channel 5 Video "2D Segment 5" logo (1989-1999) [Later Variant]
4. The Care Bears Family Opening Titles
5. Start of The Magic Lamp (1987)

## Closing (1997 Re-release) (with no trailer)

1. End of The Two Princesses (1987)
2. The Care Bears Family Closing Credits
3. 4 Front Video logo (1991-2002)

## Trailers and info

* The Tempo Kids Club advert from 1991 with clips from "SuperTed", "Care Bears", "Dennis the Menace", "My Little Pony", "G.I. Joe The Action Force", "Inspector Gadget", "Jem" and "Transformers".
Gold Elves

Gold Elves were a species of Elfkin hominid. They thrived during the Age of Titans in Chalparna, southern Kalzuranur and most likely also parts of Roulonne, but were driven to extinction by unknown causes either during the Annihilation or shortly after it.

In many ways, the appearance of the Gold Elves was the opposite of the Dark Elves. Whereas the appearance of Dark Elves in many ways resembles the classic archetypical demon - and in all likelihood was the original source for this image - the Gold Elves resemble the classic archetypical angel. It is generally assumed, even by the Nakkalites themselves, that the appearance of the Gold Elves had a significant impact upon how the Nakkalites visually depict the Angels in their icons.

Gold Elves were distinguished by their pale white skin (which never burned under the hot western sun), white feathered wings and their golden hair and glowing golden eyes, from which they take their name. It may have been the case that their hair contained literal gold, as it was said to look slightly metallic and it shone and glistened in the sun. Much like the other Elfkin, they also possessed a slender and gracile but tall build, slanted eyes and pointed ears. Unlike the Dark Elves, their wings were large and strong enough for proper flight on their own merits, whereas Dark Elves could only glide with their wings and their only source of lift was air magic.

Despite their angelic appearance, historical sources tend to agree that their behaviour was far from it, as they were noted for having little mercy to their enemies and no tolerance whatsoever for insurrection against their authoritarian rule. Though they were greatly outnumbered by their Human subjects, their immensely powerful magic made each individual Gold Elf warrior worth dozens of Humans, and it is written that they were only rivalled by the Titans themselves in the quality of their War-Constructs, which outlived their creators and became known as the Golden Legion.
Bound Eagles

The Bound Eagles are marble statues littered across Epsilucia and the far south of Roulonne, depicting four-legged Eagle-like creatures that are bound with chains made of a black hard stone-like material, and gagged with orbs made of the same substance. Epsilucian and Roulonnais law protects the statues against destruction, but attempts have historically been made to break the chains, which were all unsuccessful as the substance the bonds are made of is harder than any known material. It has been suggested that the black substance is some variation of carbon.

The only coherent explanation for what the Bound Eagles are comes from the Ettimenkian tale of the Saga of Töriken, which states that they were guardians of the Primordial Tree and Ekkalouhi against the spiteful and greedy Primeval Ones, wrought of molten marble by Töriken the Burning Beast. However, when Töriken's body was torn asunder and Lävjetta enjoyed a temporary victory before a sudden reversal of fortunes, she bound the guardians with chains, and their molten bodies eventually cooled into solid marble.

It has been suggested by secular scholars that the Eagles were statues created by Ettimenkians in emulation of the Saga, but Ettimenkian apologists have criticised this theory as logically incoherent; not only are the statues (specifically the chains) made of material that ancient Ettimenkians would be unable to obtain or work with, but it is nonsensical for Ettimenkians to create statues depicting the *defeat* of their prime deity. The other main theory, which is more commonly accepted, is that they were symbols created by an unknown ancient Titan, likely in a display of authority and dominance over the local people, which were then worked into the mythology of the natives over time.
Inecurian Lion

Inecurian Lion - Récla

*Panthera Leo Inecuriai*

Animal, Mammal, Feline

* Largest Recorded Height: 6 metres

* Average Length: 7 metres

* Largest Recorded Length: 8.7 metres
* Average Width: 3.5 metres
* Largest Recorded Width: 4.3 metres

* Average Life Expectancy: 60 years

* Longest Recorded Lifespan: 80 years

## Description

The Inecurian Lion is a variant of lion endemic to Inecuria, notable for its very dark, almost black manes, large and vibrantly coloured eyes, and extreme speed when at a full sprint; they are the fastest of all lions, reaching a top recorded speed of 61mph, ahead of the African lion (50mph) but slower than the cheetah (74mph). The lion once existed across much of the continent, but has only lived in the savannas of Calparnia since the 17th century AD.

The only remaining extant clade of Inecurian Lion is the Western clade, which once extended across Calparnia, much of Roulonne and the less arid regions of Calsunaria. As mentioned, in modern times it only exists in Calparnia, driven to extinction in Calsunaria around the 10th century and made extinct in Roulonne in the 17th century. This clade is distinguished by its paler colouration compared to the other clades, and its bright amber eyes.

There are two additional clades of Inecurian Lion which are known to have existed, but no longer live. The Steppe clade, as the name would suggest, inhabited the steppes and grasslands of Asmocaria, Rulcaria and Kimato (in Onshitama). Surviving depictions of this clade suggest it had dark fur and chestnut-coloured eyes, was primarily nocturnal and was the fastest out of all the clades. The Steppe clade was last sighted in Asmocaria in the early 1st century AD.

The final clade of Inecurian Lion, also extinct, was the Eastern clade, which inhabited Avamorica, southern Asmocaria, Cisenila and Nesaria. Surviving depictions of this clade suggest it had speckled fur and light blue eyes, and was the smallest but also the most intelligent. The specific population in Nesaria was also known to have green eyes. There are no actual surviving records of lions living in Nesaria, but there are many references to them throughout Nesaria's history of literature, which describe them as having once lived in the country, but dying out due to some unknown cause - probably Human intervention. It is therefore assumed that they went extinct either before, during or very shortly after the Eshérian Invasion. The Eastern clade was last sighted in Avamorica in the 2nd century BC.

## As Food

Inecurian Lion meat tastes similar to venison, which itself is somewhat similar to beef but leaner and less dense in texture.

## Conservation

In order to protect the lions, hunting them is illegal, as is selling any products obtained from hunting them (i.e. meat, bones or fur). The lion population in Calparnia is small, but due to the restrictions in place it is stable and slowly growing.
Khaogans

Khaogans, more often known by the Elvic corruption of *Caogan(e),* also known as Black Demons or Blackskins, were (or, more likely, *are*) one of the most infamously brutal races of Dreadfolk, and one of the most physically imposing. The malicious glee they took in causing suffering has inspired terror for thousands of years, as has their tendency to forcefully impregnate females with their own offspring. If their children were able to grow to maturity, they could terrorise a populace long after the initial Khaogan attack had passed by.

The Imperial Inquisition considered Khaogans to be one of the most dangerous kinds of Dreadfolk, but did not necessarily always recommend killing them on sight. They were not mindless beasts, and could be reasoned with; there are even known cases of Inquisitors making temporary alliances with Khaogans to defeat other threats, though such alliances typically dissipated as soon as the external threat was gone. Khaogans were reluctant to make deals or swear oaths, but when they did so, they would never go back on their word. Khaogans were also completely honest, often bluntly so, and never used deception in any capacity. Although Khaogans were universally hated and feared, their sole virtues of honesty and loyalty were well-known. The fact that one of the most savage and depraved monsters known to the mortal world never lied or broke its oaths was frequently invoked to humiliate mortal liars and oathbreakers.
Eladucava

An Eladucava (plural Eludacave), literally translating as "marked [for] death", is an individual declared by the Emperor to be guilty of treason of the highest degree against the Nesarian Empire. Eladucave have had every single one of their rights revoked, and it not only becomes legal to kill them, but citizens of the Empire who have the means to do so are legally obligated to kill them upon sight lest they be investigated as traitors themselves - thereby making it an even more extreme punishment than outlawing. If an individual knowingly protects an Eludacava, they are charged with treason, and if the Emperor deems it necessary then they may also be designated as an Eludacava. When an Eludacava is declared, the Dara Mossa of the Imperial Inquisition assembles a team to hunt down, arrest and execute the traitor.

The Emperor alone has the authority to designate someone as an Eludacava, requiring no consent from any other institution to do so. However, the Imperial Council has the legal right to debate amongst itself whether the designation is valid, and if a majority of Councillors vote against the designation then they can issue a formal petition to the Emperor demanding the revocation of the designation. The Imperial Council must base their judgement upon "an unbiased and impartial examination of the legal validity of the charge of treason of the highest degree" - i.e. they must be able to prove that the Eludacava was guilty of a lesser degree of treason, or was not guilty at all. Under normal circumstances, the Emperor is legally obliged to revoke the designation in such cases, but if the Emperor has been granted emergency powers then there is no such obligation.

What exactly separates ordinary treason from treason of the highest degree in Imperial law is not described by concrete definitions, and historical precedent is used to judge the degree of treason rather than any strict definitions. Previous declarations of Eludacava which are generally understood to be accepted as legitimate were enacted for the following:

* Murder, attempted murder or conspiracy to commit murder of the Emperor or the designated heir
* Defection to the enemy during a time of war
* Knowingly significantly aiding the enemy during a time of war (significantly here refers to an act which aids large-scale operations and directly leads to military consequences; civilians who provide food or shelter to enemy soldiers are immune from prosecution)
* Being involved with the leadership of a group waging war with the Emperor (note that this is a group and not a state; this refers to rebels, not enemy rulers)
* Knowingly communicating with Dread Titans without sanction from the Emperor or Imperial Inquisition

Those who commit other treasonous acts, such as revealing military secrets or unsanctioned communication with lower Dreadfolk, are still guilty of treason and are punished accordingly by execution, but are not guilty of treason of the highest degree and so are not declared as Eludacava.
East Indian War

The East Indian War was the invasion of a coalition of European colonial powers against the Asian holdings of the Nesarian Empire between 1842 and 1847, taking place during the Imperial Civil War. Due to the ongoing civil war, the Empire was largely incapable of defending their borders, and the vast majority of their Asian territories were either made independent or handed over to European empires. The anger and resentment from this situation - a war perceived as dishonourable and spineless, and a treaty seen as humiliating and insulting - directly resulted in the Nesarian Empire aligning against the western Allies in the lead-up to the First World War, leading to a seemingly permanent anti-western shift in Imperial attitudes.
Koma Deesho

> "*If at first you don't succeed, use more heavy artillery.*"
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Koma Deesho was a Dungorian officer in the Imperial Army who served during the Imperial Civil War. He became renowned for his passion for and excellent command of field artillery, and his famously light-hearted attitude towards friend and foe alike. He spent most of the early war as a Major, but was promoted to General in 1851 to command the Defence of Atsaan, his most famous engagement.

Koma incessantly petitioned for the adoption of rifled breech-loading artillery, which was much faster to load than the muzzle-loaders which were widely in use at the time, and he pioneered the tactical development of these guns on the battlefield. Historians often credit Koma with essentially single-handedly spurring the adoption of breech-loading artillery across Inecuria and eventually across the world due to his excellent ability to prove that the painfully high cost of this new artillery - and its sophisticated explosive ammunition - was worth the investment.

Koma was also responsible for leading and partially financing a project to create six unique artillery pieces named the Hammers of God, which were monstrously large rifled breech-loaders capable of using solid shot or explosive shells and were capable of achieving the longest ranges of any artillery piece which saw action in the Civil War. These extremely large guns could only be moved with the help of magic; they were far too heavy for horses to pull.