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Languages

**Languages** come in many different forms and dialects throughout the world. Birth languages, a few examples being Drakonin, Edrossic and Haajidu have eventually formed and created more languages such as Common, Haajidic, Thysian, etc. Some languages have stayed constant throughout the years or changed very little, such as Drakonian and Koshtadic. Listed below are known languages categorized by region or continent. **More to be listed.**

* Balbadian
* Thaurosian
	+ Yalendan (bastardized dialect of Thaurosian)
* Zaentovin
* Haajidu
	+ Haajidic
* Alettonic
	+ Common Tongue (contributed roots)
	+ Thyllanorian (contributed half of the language's structure)
* Kalmenhoht (extinct)
* Edranish
* Drakonin
	+ Drakonian
		- Common Tongue (contributed roots)
		- Ethrykian
			* Thyllanorian (contributed roots)
		- Thysian
			* Folthic (a more archaic version of Thysian spoken only in Folthysland)
		- Cerynian
		- Merythaian/Old Meyronian (perhaps the most ancient of all Drakonian-based dialects)
		- Edynisian
		- Vecysian
		- Lavosian
			* New Meyronian (derived mostly from the Lavosian dialect of Drakonian)
	+ Drakonteios
* Edrossic
	+ Edrossian
		- Drakonian (contributed roots)
			* Ethrykian (city-state dialect)
				+ Thyllanorian (a language formed from the fusion of Ethrykian and Alettonic tongues)
			* Thysian (two city-state Drakonian dialects most influenced by Edrossian roots)
		- Sigorian
			* Common Tongue (contributed roots)
* Koshtadic
	+ Tegrudic
		- Norttung

### Andoric

* Alettonic - Language of the Alettons, Andorasi natives whom hailed from central Andoras.
* Norttung - The ancient language of the Northmen, said to derive from Tegrudic spoken by Tegrushkin explorers. Known to be spoken ceremoniously.
* Kalmenhoht - An ancient Moonlyte tongue which went extinct around the Second Era.
* Common - A language spoken widely throughout the entire world but most prominently in Andoras, where it has been formed as a main language.
* Thyllanorian - The language of Thyllanorians, derived from Ethrykian. Spoken widely by Thyllanorian nobility.

### Doras Edrossi

* Drakonin - The ancient language of the Drakonians, a notable language among the birth languages. Still spoken and learned presently.
* Drakonian - Considered the lingua franca of southern Doras Edrossi. Drakonian has developed many sub-dialects such as Thysian, Cerynian, and Ethrykean.
* Edrossic - A birth language which created Edrossian and its many sub-dialects. Much like Drakonin, it is still spoken in traditional practices and studied in present day.
* Edrossian - A language widely spoken in the northern and central parts of western Doras Edrossi.
* Koshtadic - A birth language formed in Koshtahdivlann, it eventually lead to the creation of Tegrudic. It is still spoken in both Koshtahdivlann and Tegrush.
* Tegrudic - Derived from Koshtadic, it is spoken by the Tegrushkin people in northern Doras Edrossi. It is known to have influenced northern dialects of Edrossian and vice versa.
Tegrush

**Tegrush** is a tribal kingdom situated on the northern shores of Doras Edrossi adjacent to the Frozen Sea, an ocean that lies to the furthest north. It is home to the Tegrushkin.

## Overview

Tegrush is a fairly large territory abundant with forests and small mountain ranges. It contains various cities within its borders such as Lej Kaldahk and the capital Kaldahk, they both situate on the northwestern forested coast of Tegrush territory. Kal, a village famed for its bountiful fishing ground, rests on the Forbidden Run which flows north to meet the Frozen sea. Small villages such as Kaldarr and Kalvikk are based in the mountainous regions; the keep of Kalholme is located at the southern foot of the Tegrushkin Mountains.

Beyond the borders of Tegrush are few hunting villages and small settlements used to sustain raiding parties. Kal Kvigahk and Kalmjr are two notable settlements beyond Tegrush territories.

## Culture

S*ee article Tegrushkin.*

Cultures from more civilized backgrounds, such as Andorasi or Edrossians often note their observations of the Tegrushkin society as being primitive and barbaric. Traditionally, only the strongest of Tegrushkin can lead the kingdom and are usually handpicked and put through trial for the public to decide upon once the trial ends. If the public cannot decide, they are often put into an arena and duel to the death, the victor claims the throne. The Tegrushkin value strength above all and have been more prone to determine the election the bloody way in present day.

Raiding is a common practice and a noted tradition. Small children are taught to fight early and take place in raids to pass into adulthood. Hunting large game is also traditional. Tegrushkin youth, boys and girls alike are commonly known to pit themselves against one another in brawls in their spare time to appease their fathers.

Men usually wear beards long and short, sometimes braided. It has been said that Tegrushkin without beards are mocked as "lesser men" or "smoothfaces".

## Recent Events

### War of Embers

The Tegrushkin have recently declared a grand raid on the south.
Realm

As a title, **Realm** is used exclusively in Andoras by the former vassals of the Kingdom of Andoras, which they carried over from their status as vassals; previously, all sovereign nations on Andoras were dubbed as kingdoms. Although the Realms are all now independent and free from lieges (and therefore free to restore their kingdom titles), the Treaty of Dragonspire that was penned and ratified following the end of the Civil War declared that even though the Kingdom of Andoras was abolished and the members of House Dragomárus were deposed as rulers of Andoras, there was a high desire among most highlords to make sure that such a power does not rise up again. As such, lords are dissuaded from declaring their lands a kingdom -- and although technically illegal under the Treaty, it is more of an advisory than a true law.

There are exceptions to this rule, as well as breakers; Thyllanor is currently in the process of proving its own legitimacy as a reborn kingdom, but claims itself as a titular kingdom in the meantime. Though they need not follow any given process to legitimize their kingdom as no one has the viable means to stop them, those in the government claim that it will make Thyllanor legitimate not only in backing power, but in traditional formality. Edrane, on the other hand, was given permission from the Dragomári when Draegon Dragomárus invaded to keep their formal titles, remaining at a kingdom-level as the Princedom of Edrane.
Taeronys Dragomárus

- Taeronys Dragomárus

Taeronys Dragomárus, The First Namesake circa. 350 AC

**Taeronys Dragomárus** (born August 6th, 327 AC) is the current head of House Dragomárus and among the last few remaining members of the dynasty, alongside his younger brother and sister. He is the eldest son of King Aeganar IV Dragomárus and Queen Hylaera Aentykleia, heir-apparent and crown prince of the Kingdom of Andoras and the former lord of Dragonhall. Taeronys was admired by the commonfolk and respected by the nobility during his life in Andoras. During the Siege of Dragonspire, Taeronys fought in defense of his house against the rebels, however the battle resulted in the death of his father and the dragon Vhalax, as well as his mother, two of his elder sisters and ultimately, the exile of the remaining Dragomári.

## Physical Appearance and Character

Taeronys is handsome, bearing all of the traits of his ancient Drakonian heritage. His eyes are orange, akin to the embers of a dying flame, his hair is silver-white and worn long past his shoulders, often braided on one side. He is a shorter man, shorter than his younger brother Raegorys, standing at 5'8". He is lithe and graceful in his movements and has a lean build. Taeronys is said to have an uncanny resemblance to his ancestor Draqipane.

Taeronys is an intelligent young man, reading at an early age and excelling at whatever he could put his mind to. He is a skilled swordsman, often remarked to be among the best fighters in Andoras. The prince is also a gifted singer and musician, talents which he had learned from his mother. During his time in Andoras, he was notably chivalrous, honest and humble; yet somewhat brooding. Often times he was charitable to the commonfolk. Following the siege, Taeronys became more vindictive, grim and reserved. The deaths of his family in the siege left him severely melancholic, to which he often turns to drink. Nightmares of the siege often cause him restless nights. When given time to spare, the prince composes songs in memoriam of his mother and sisters who died in the siege.

Although Drakonians are widely renowned for the seemingly impossible feat of taming dragons, the prince seemed to have more of a knack for it. His dragon Saerelyon was passed down to him as an egg when he was an infant, as Drakonian customs dictate. His bond with dragons became more apparent as time passed, he began riding Saerelyon at only eight years of age and had the capability to calm Vhalax, his father's dragon, who was notorious for his aggressive temperament.
Raunerre

## Realm of Raunerre

### Military

Potentially up to 96,000 in levies; however, numbers were reduced due to wartime and have not yet regeneratedVessels number in the thousands

## Political Information

### Vassals

House Darkbain
House Fiare
House Turese
House Omal
House Altrefont
House Stratel
House Alheid
House Dergond
House Ancaro
House Tiro
House Zelleck
House Lestave
House Norroman
House Squire
House Lyseath
House Ablehand
House Cegrim
House Rytho
House Porte
House Theron

## Statistical Information

### Density

63 people per square mile

The **Realm of Raunerre** is a Realm in southern Andoras that, like the others, was founded when the Kingdom of Andoras dissolved following the overthrowing of House Dragomyr and the end of the Civil War. It is ruled by Byron Grimolt, of the house of the same name.

Raunerre is a mainly naval Paramouncy, and with their united power versus Ember's End and the fact that Thyllanor prefers land combat, they are the most powerful navy in the world, perhaps only rivaled by that of the city state of Ceryne, whom they are in combat (though not all-out war) with, through the Ceryno-Shoremen Border Tensions.

## Present Day

Currently, they are facing the prospect of war, as the Ceryno-Shoremen Border Tensions in Deimia and northwestern Ceryne are igniting conflicts that could embroil into one of the largest naval wars in history. They are also at war with the Realm of Thyllanor in the War of Embers, although the fighting has all but ceased after an armistice agreement was reached between the Shoremen and the Thyllanorians -- although, on the Thyllanorians' part, not willingly.
Tyralt Karthmere

Lord Tyralt Karthmere

Season(s)
1

Titles
Duchy of Leckentheid

Lordship of Ithilae

Also known as
The Wise Lion

Old Fang

Status
Alive

Age
60

Date of birth
November 28, 289 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Faercrest, Thyllanor

Allegiance
Himself

House Karthmere

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Karthmere

Portrayed by
Nick Stoll

**Tyralt Karthmere** *(born November 28th, 289 AC)* is the brother of Dalan I Karthmere, uncle and mentor to Dalan II Karthmere, Adrian Karthmere, and Eleysiea Karthmere, and father to Rollick Karthmere and the late Allistair Karthmere. He is also the patriarch and eldest member of House Karthmere, and the Duke of Leckentheid. He also holds a title in the Duchy of Delathane; the Lordship of Ithilae.
Lainn Délámhoin

Lainn Délámhoin

Season(s)
N/A

Titles
Prince of the Wetlands

Also known as
N/A

Status
Deceased

Age
Died February 12th, 350 AC (aged 31)

Date of birth
July 28th, 318 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Blackmire, The Wetlands

Allegiance
House Brackwater

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Brackwater

Portrayed by
N/A

**Lainn Délámhoin** was a member of the Délámhoin family and the youngest brother of Rolland and Haythem Délámhoin His oldest brother, Rolland, is the Lord Paramount of The Wetlands, and Haythem is the Lord of Garanide. In life, Pelagius never held any official landed titles, which makes it all the more puzzling why an assassin would target him. In 350 AC, he died due to suspicious circumstances; his brother Haythem has been accused of his murder, although he fully denies it.

Pelagius was a hunter and courtier, and had three children with a commoner wife. He fought for the Kingdom of Andoras in the Civil War, as an archer in the Wetlander Army. As a result of being last in line to the throne, Pelagius was never seriously treated as a noble. He reportedly was content with this, however, and was in no threat to either Rolland or Haythem when he died.
Lacuna

**Lacuna** is a moon of Drakonius, the lesser of two which includes itself and the closer, larger moon Ezuno -- although, Ezuno and Lacuna are speculated to be about the same size in some scientific circles, and that Lacuna's distance from the planet makes it appear smaller than Ezuno. This was only recently brought up with the advent of astronomy and telescopes in Thunder's Shore. Whatever, the case, Lacuna's orbital period is about 49 days, meaning it will return to its former phase within about a month and a half, as opposed to its larger partner Ezuno, which takes roughly 27 days to orbit. Lacuna's many faces are visible, but Ezuno's are not; it is tidally locked to Drakonius.

Lacuna in religion and culture has been typically seen as a child or wife of Ezuno; they are said to be of a divine union that was sent to watch over the planet in its infancy, and have not yet left.
The Ebon Band

**The Ebon Band** is a rather large mercenary group situated within the northern borders of Doras Edrossi at their fortress of Black Keep. They are known for their brutality and willingness to take jobs even other companies will not.

## History

The **Ebon Band** officially came into existence 135 years ago when a Tegrushkin berserker by the name of Rodiv Vakar had defeated the original leader of a small band of mercenaries, whose tight-knit camaraderie meant there was no need for any sort of name; to them, they were just a band of comrades and friends. This did not extend to their leader, who was an irate and tyrannical man only after selfish gain. The men of the leader that Rodiv had slain were clueless on what to do with their lives -- though they were grateful for Rodiv granting them another chance, none of them had any other idea of where to go next. Most were freelancers, outcasts, and criminals. They couldn't simply return to a 'normal' life within their respected homelands.

Rodiv had an idea as he peered upon the saddened, leaderless, and now jobless men. The berserker gripped his axe, holding it high within the air as his booming voice echoed through what is now known as The Black Keep**.**

- Rodiv to the mercenaries.

From thereon, Rodiv lead the Ebon Band, and for 135 years they have been a small but highly respected mercenary band who are known for their willingness to attempt assignments and contracts that most other would find outrageous or asking too much. For all of the Ebon Band's existence, a Tegrushkin has held the position of warlord. They have no problem finding recruits, as many able-bodied men in Doras Edrossi find the prospect of adventure, glory, and personal freedom enticing, despite the Band's hardened discipline and training regimen. Because of the company's Tegrudic majority, they are known for what some would consider uncouth methods in combat; they hold little care for honor, preferring to exploit any opportunity they may get to receive the upper hand in a conflict.
The Dragonspire

**The Dragonspire** is a castle built in the shape of a large dragon's claw standing in the city of the same name, Dragonspire City. It was built by Draegon I Dragomárus after he had united Andoras under one kingdom in 10 AC. Despite several sieges, wars, and attacks happening under it, it still stands, albeit not as imposing as it once was.
Malveus Landrocaster

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Duke Malveus Landrocaster

Season(s)
N/A

Titles
Duchy of Delathane

Also known as
Malveus of Vicarshall
 Malveus the Bastard
 Malveus the Wanting

Status
Deceased

Age
Died November 2nd, 345 AC (aged 62)

Date of birth
August 16th, 283 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Unknown, possibly Vicarshall, Thyllanor

Allegiance
Only himself, at one time

House Karthmere, Thyllanor

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Karthmere (bastard)

House Landrocaster

Portrayed by
N/A

**Malveus Landrocaster** (283 - 345 AC) was a bastard child of Malveus III Karthmere, and attempted, but unsuccessfully tried to wage a succession coup against his younger half-brother Dalan I Karthmere for the throne of Thyllanor in 310 AC. If Malveus was legitimized, he would have been first in the line of succession, beating Dalan in age by five years. The war was sparked by jealousy and a lack of perceived attention, something that Malveus particularly hated for the family he had been born into.

Malveus never acted out under the pressure, however, and survived with a five-year imprisonment after his loss, being released early for good behavior. From 315 to 319 AC he lived in Faercrest, dwelling in the court of his brother and assisting him with the military matters, temporarily even being appointed Marshal of the Armies until he resigned. He was given a cadet branch, named Landrocaster, in 320 AC, and was even granted land towards the end of his life before dying at the age of 62 from a hunting accident. He was Duke of Delathane from 336 AC until his death in 345 AC.

Malveus had children of his own, and a cadet branch of House Karthmere, House Landrocaster, was formed as a result. He has one son and one daughter; Richard Landrocaster and Vele Landrocaster, born in 322 and 323 AC respectively. His son, Richard, is expecting a child, which would make Malveus a grandfather.
Amenonuhoko (Winged Knight 3★)

## Amenonuhoko: 045

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## 3☆ Amenonuhoko: Winged Knight

 **Level** | 40 (max 50)
 **Cost** | 8

A gentle Killer Princess, she has a vivid imagination, and once she dreams something up often ends up completely lost in her own illusion. Her Killium comes from Amenonuhoko, the lance used by the creation gods Izanagi and Izanami to create land. Perhaps as a result of her memories of this, she dislikes combat. She gets on well with Kusanagi, as they were both once divine weapons owned by gods known as Amatsukami. Perhaps because Amenonuhoko is the elder of the two, she dotes over the usually-difficult Kusanagi, calling her "Kusachan."

 **HP** | 18

 Slightly recover HP at beginning of turn, if no allies within 3 spots.

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## 4☆ Amenonuhoko: Phoenix Knight

 **Level** | 50 (max 70)
 **Cost** | 13

A gentle Killer Princess, she has a vivid imagination, and once she dreams something up often ends up completely lost in her own illusion. Her Killium comes from Amenonuhoko, the lance used by the creation gods Izanagi and Izanami to create land. Perhaps as a result of her memories of this, she dislikes combat. She is old friends with Yata no Kagami, who was one of the Three Sacred Treasures along with her and Kusanagi. A common pattern is that Yata no Kagami will find Amenonuhoko lost in a playful daydream and bring her back to reality. Amenonuhoko will then say "Hmm? What is it?" and Yata no Kagami will let out a weary sigh.

 **HP** | 24

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## 5☆ Amenonuhoko: Phoenix Ruler

 **Level** | 60 (max 80)
 **Cost** | 16

A gentle Killer Princess, she has a vivid imagination, and once she dreams something up often ends up completely lost in her own illusion. Her Killium comes from Amenonuhoko, the lance used by the creation gods Izanagi and Izanami to create land. Perhaps as a result of her memories of this, she dislikes combat. Masamune and Azusa Yami treat her politely, as they do the other two Three Sacred Treasures, but Amenonuhoko does not understand the reason for this. In fact, she's a little unhappy about it, and wishes they would stop speaking so formally to her and be a little friendlier.

 **HP** | 28
 **Magic** | 0
 **Agility** | 11
 **Luck** | 3
Second Siege of Dragonspire

The **Second Siege of Dragonspire**was the ultimate battle of the Civil War, and the final push against Aeganar IV Dragomárus and his House, which had ruled the entirety of the Kingdom of Andoras since the Dragomárus invasion of Andoras concluded in 10 AC.

With the Siege's conclusion, and its storied assault known as the Final Spark in its final days, the 346 AC rebellion came to a close and the Kingdom of Andoras fell. The Treaty of Dragonspire was drafted two days after, and thus ended the Dragomárus -- and more specifically, Aeganar's -- rule over Andoras.

The siege is also known for producing a great amount of triumph for the rebels, many of which had never left the front lines during the war. This siege saw their sacrifices repaid, and their victories cherished all the same.

## Beginnings

After the stalemate from the first attempted siege, both sides were exhausted from the constant fatigue of besieging. During the month of recovering from the first siege, House Stone, House Grimolt, and House Karthmere began to run out of strategies for besieging and sacking the city, as Dragonspire seemed impenetrable.

Helman Stone II had not heard news from the Stone Knights for months, as they had not participated in the first attempted siege. Immediately after the First Siege, Adrian Karthmere and his forces seemingly disappeared, and Dalan feared that his brother and Adrian's commander Gothaen Synthor were dead. Helman also feared that all of his Stone Knights has perished with the concurring battles beyond. The Destruction of Corcivaetas just a few miles to the west had left a smoldering ruin that served as a constant reminder of the war's brutality, and also served to displace the majority of the front line troops. Confused, several rebel regiments returned home, unsure of where to go and receiving no official notice from the higher-ups about the state of this war. It was a stalemate that was tentative and tense.

Adrian, with an uncharacteristic stroke of genius, had traveled back to Thyllanor after fighting in the First Siege of Dragonspire, rallying reinforcements for the rebels. As Adrian traveled back to Dragonspire, he continued to raise every spare levy he could on his march back. When all was said and done, Adrian had amassed 15,000 men, all of whom were ready to report for duty to Dragonspire. While he traveled back, the Destruction of Corcivaetas took place, and word traveled fast; when Adrian's army reached the spot where Corcivaetas once was, it was still burning just as fiercely as before. Soon enough, the Stone Knights of Borus Haren also reached the army, and Gothaen Synthor followed close behind. These three commanders would soon meet up with the rest of the men who lied in wait between Dragonspire and Corcivaetas; Byron Grimolt, Lord Paramount of Thunder's Shore, Dalan II Karthmere, Lord Paramount of Thyllanor, and Helman Stone II, Lord Paramount of the Moonlyt Peaks.
Thauros

### Location

Thauros is located in western-central Doras Edrossi along the former edges of the recorded border fo the now defunct Drakonian Empire. It borders the Tegrushlands.

### Culture

Thaurosian (Majority)Sigorian (Minority)

Ethrykian (Minority)

Low-Drakonian (Large Minority)

Tegrushkin (Low Minority)

### Rulers

Jehon GezimVetone Yllka

Ardit Varmend

Fisnik Ilir

Murat Pellum

Vjosa Skender

### Places

Thauros-ProperThauros-Lesser

Archaois

Dessenlos

Chevinko

### Images

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**Thauros** is a sovereign city-state within the uppermost reaches of the former borders of the Drakonian Empire. It is a city as ancient as it is large, being ranked as one of the oldest cities in the world on par with the age of Drakonia. All that is known of the age of Thauros is that it was already inhabited by their first encounter with the Thaurosian ten thousand years prior. When asked by the Drakonian Dragon-Lords where their massive city had came from, not even the locals could give a definite answer, with the only answer they give being that it was already there when their ancestors found it.

## Information

Not much is known of Thauros as a whole when it comes to the city. The Thaurosian people as a culture has been documented of being nearly thirteen thousand years old but the city itself is unknown in age. When first encountered by Drakonians even the natives of Thauros couldn't give a clear answer, stating that the city was always there and most likely always will be. Thauros is considered one of the Wonders of the World, and the city itself is thirty miles across with countless subdivisions and areas.

Every single culture native to Doras Edrossi from the Sigorians, to the Drakonians, to even the Drakonteians are known visit the city from time to time. The Drakonteians have dubbed the city a wonder of the world, as have many other cultures throughout recorded history. Thauros sports over fifty market areas, arboretums, museums of extinct peoples and their artifacts, and also is home to one of the largest libraries of books thought to be several thousands of years old.

When the Dragon-Lords of old first encountered the Thaurosians, it was actually very peaceful on both sides. The Drakonian's offer to the rulers of Thauros that if they were to keep the Tegrush at bay, then Thauros would be able to remain independent and autonomous, which the Thaurosians happily accepted.
Pryiore Villa

Level
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**Pryiore Villa** is the main residence and administrative center in the City-State of Meyron, remaining so since Meyron became a City-State in 252 AC, and remaining as the residence of the Premier of Meyron since it was constructed in 68 AC. This being said, Pryiore Villa is a younger building for Edrossi standards, being only 282 years old whereas several landmarks on the eastern continent could range from thousands of years to tens of thousands of years old. While actually closer to a light castle rather than a villa, Pryiore carries several elements of luxury in its walls, and using the knowledge of architecture and contrast, has been beautifully built, inside and out. All of the modern facets have been used, including a contrast of ancient Drakonian beauty and a berth of modern practicality. Elevated oil lamp lights dot the plaza and the exterior, making sure that even at night, the Villa remains illuminated. A garden, taking up nearly twice the size of the Villa itself, surrounds the property on all sides, and includes novelties such as a hedge maze and a greenhouse.

While being the residence and center of Meyron's government, it is also particularly prominent for being the one and only place that a Dealing can be held. The story behind this goes that Victor Damius, while 1st Premier of Lavos in 265 AC, was at a political delegation in Pryiore Villa to prevent another Inferno Wars-style conflict to occur, and enjoyed the place so much that he put forth that it should be the place that all Dealings should be held, once Dealings were established as a real concept. Damius never intended it to be law, but the tradition has remained and Dealings have always been held in the Villa. Tradition also holds that the 2nd Premier of Meyron is the Overseer of the Dealings that keeps debates fresh and interjects new information and topics to discuss to keep the Dealing rolling, which continues until his exemption from office or his death. Currently, the 2nd Premier of Meyron, Arameus Ethymon, has held the office since 340 AC -- for just under two terms -- and will be either re-elected or elected out of office at the end of his twelfth year in 352 AC. He has preceded as Overseer for the Dealings of 340 and 345 AC, and is expected to precede over the Dealing of 350 AC.
Varen Taranyon

Varen Taranyon

Season(s)
2

Titles
Lord of the Taranyon Estate, Head of House Taranyon, Inheritor of Caelthon Taranyon's riches

Also known as
N/A

Status
Alive

Age
42

Date of birth
January 3, 309 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Taranyon Estate, Meyron

Allegiance
House Taranyon
Meyron

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Taranyon

Portrayed by
N/A

**Varen Taranyon** *(born January 3, 309 AC)* is perhaps the most wealthy man in all of Doras Edrossi. He is a Meyronian landowner, merchant, business owner, and patrician, with a hefty share of votes in the Meyronian council. He was born into his utter wealth, with his most distant known ancestor, Caelthon Taranyon, having participated in the Dragonsteel Mine crisis and returning to his home of Meyron with over fifty pounds of dragonsteel to himself. Selling it all and forging an ancestral blade out of what remained, he founded a large plantation outside of the city and bought special rights to land inside Meyron city proper, building the Taranyon Estate upon it.

Varen himself is an incredibly extrovertive man. He lives to attend the next ball or faire, and will stop at nothing to gain from it. Away from public life, Varen is a cruel entrepreneur but an incredibly effective one. He has several Zaentovi 'servants' which, under other circumstances, would likely be considered slaves, especially in Thysia. Hiding much from the general public, he instead enjoys the portrayal of love for the high life and taste for adventure that he gives off of himself, and expects to die rich and happy in a venerable old age with many children and grandchildren by his side.

He has two children born in wedlock, Varen Taranyon the Younger**.** and Olphia. He also has a legitimized bastard daughter, Delaenera, born to one of his Zaentovi housemaids. Delaenera is the oldest of his children, with Olphia and Varen the Younger coming next, respectively.
Dagda (Axe Knight 2★)

## Dagda: 033

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## 2☆ Dagda: Axe Knight

 **Level** | 30 (max 40)
 **Cost** | 5

She possesses a voluptuous figure, and a broad-minded personality to go along with it. However, she has a very lazy side: she dislikes moving by herself, and always wants to ride in a carriage or other means of transport. The source of her Killium is the club used by the earth god Dagda. In combat, she likes to crush multiple targets at once. Her favorite pastime is going on car trips--or more accurately, cart, coach, or tank trips. given her extreme laziness, she naturally lets someone else do the driving. As well as enjoying the scenery along the way, it seems she also likes eating the different foods from each are she visits.

 **HP** | 20

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## 3☆ Dagda: Duke Knight

 **Level** | 40 (max 50)
 **Cost** | 10

She possesses a voluptuous figure, and a broad-minded personality to go along with it. However, she has a very lazy side: she dislikes moving by herself, and always wants to ride in a carriage or other means of transport. The source of her Killium is the club used by the earth god Dagda. In combat, she likes to crush multiple targets at once. She loves eating, and her particular favorite is rice porridge. She often eats too much and becomes unable to move. When this happens, everyone immediately wants to give her a carriage ride, perhaps due to her devilish charm.

 **HP** | 27

 Boost Acc & Eva when attacked.

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## 4☆ Dagda: Ruler of Axes

 **Level** | 50 (max 70)
 **Cost** | 14

She possesses a voluptuous figure, and a broad-minded personality to go along with it. However, she has a very lazy side: she dislikes moving by herself, and always wants to ride in a carriage or other means of transport. The source of her Killium is the club used by the earth god Dagda. In combat, she likes to crush multiple targets at once. Although she loves being driven around and eating, what she enjoys more than anything else is getting piggyback rides from her commander, and is unhappy because it rarely happens. What she's really like is to be carried in the commander's arms instead of piggyback style, but she can't yet bring herself to ask this.

 **HP** | 32

 Boost Acc & Eva against Armored foes.
Magister

**Magister** is a title held by the ruler of a City-State of Doras Edrossi. The City-States Ethryke, Thysia, Ceryne, Vecys and Edynar are ruled by a magister. It is a title of considerable power, being roughly equal to the status of a monarch. They are usually elected into their seat by the lesser lords of the city-state upon the death of the previous magister in an elective succession, but some (particularly Ceryne) follow a primogeniture line of succession.

Magisters are known to be astute at politics and business (or rather are required/expected to), as most city-states thrive from trade and exotic goods from overseas and also trade amongst each other.

## Other City-States

*Main article: Premier*

Meyron and Lavos use a different but similar form of rulership, known as Premiers. They are similar to Magisters, aside from the fact that they have term lengths, there are multiple Premiers; up to three at one time, and males of the city-state that own property are invited to come speak at length in favor or against a leader's continued rule (or a new one's institution); somewhat closer to democracy than republicanism. Most con-crownists in Andoras moved to one of these two city-states (mainly Meyron, which has a high Andorasi population) after 331 AC.

## List of Magisters

* Malos Tregello (Ceryne)
* Taevor Aeralos (Ethryke)
* Galon Malgoris (Thysia)
Sammael Gallomont

Lord Sammael Gallomont

Season(s)
1

Titles
Duchy of Alham

Also known as
N/A

Status
Alive

Age
70

Date of birth
April 19th, 280 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Bog's Rest

Allegiance
House Brackwater

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Gallomont

Portrayed by
N/A

Duke **Sammael Gallomont** *(born April 19th, 280 AC)* of Alham is currently a noble dwelling in The Wetlands, and is the patriarch of House Gallomont. He recently inherited his family's most supreme title, the Duchy of Alham, following the death of his nephew Larys Gallomont at the hands of Thyllanorian soldiers in the village of Riverbay, at the same battle now dubbed the Massacre of Riverbay -- it is for this reason that the Wetlands are considering joining the War of Embers and striking out against Thyllanor with the aid of Thunder's Shore, and potentially Frostfall.

## Early life

Sammael was born in the spring of 280 AC to his father Hiram Gallomont (257 - 314 AC), and Eliza Tothwood (259 - 332 AC). He has lived in Blackmire for most of his life, but he was born in Bog's Rest, a little-known town on the outskirts of Garanide.

## Present day

Currently, Sammael is dwelling in Blackmire. He considered meeting with the delegates of the Karthmeres and Grimolts alongside his grand-niece Evera in a peace summit hosted at Vicarshall in the spring, but he declined, citing health reasons. In the twilight of his life, he finds no joy in fighting war over land, and merely wishes to achieve what is best for his family.

- Sammael Gallomont, giving a speech immediately after being bestowed the duchy of Alham, April 5th, 350 AC

## Succession

314 AC -

350 AC -
Leverecton

Level
 Location
 Inhabitants

**Leverecton** is a small, uninhabited town near the border between The Wetlands and the Moonlyt Peaks. It once experienced rapid growth approximately 180 years ago, almost exclusively because of the Dragonsteel Mine crisis, an event in which it was believed that dragonsteel was found almost miles deep in an extensive chain of caverns (only a relatively small amount was discovered.) Leverecton is also highly sought after as a pilgrimage site for the Five Paragons because of recent analysis of their holy scripture, which pinpoints a site very close to Leverecton as the site where Volus, the Paragon of Resilience, died.
Reply of the Thyllanorian Embassy

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In reply to the kind-worded and heartfelt Message to the Thyllanorians:

Thyllanorian Lions to the Dragonfucking Prince!

O Dragomyr, Drakonian devil and damned Uldor's kith and kin, secretary to Faranohr himself. What the devil kind of knight are you, that cannot slay a crimson lion with your naked arse? Sceledrus shits, and your army eats. You shall not, you son of a bitch, make subjects of Paragons faithful; we have no fear of your army, by land and by sea we will battle with thee, fuck thy dying mother.

Thou Cerynian savage, Vecysian tunneler, slave of Thys, goat-fucker of the Haajidi Caliphate, fertilizer for the fields of Ethryke, inbreeder of the Village Territories, Thaurosian pacifist, Tegrudic milk-drinker, ash-heap of Drakonia, and fool of all Drakonius and the Shadowlands, an idiot before the Dragonlord, son of the mad king, and the crick in our dick. Clawless bear, mute wolf, toothless lion, wingless dragon, screw thine own mother!

So the Thyllanorians declare, you lowlife. You won't even be cleaning up Faercrest's slums. Now we'll conclude, for we don't know your date and don't care for your calendar; the moon's in the sky, the year with Alzar, the day's the same over here as it is over there; for this kiss our arse!
The Trade Act of Andoras

The **Trade Act of Andoras** was the first act of the sixteen passed within the span of the Tentative Years, the period between the Farmers' Revolution and the Civil War of the Kingdom of Andoras, at the time ruled by Aeganar IV Dragomárus, who at this point in time had put down a revolution and had earned a budding reputation for tyranny already, only to worsen with the coming years.

The act itself imposed a massive tariff on all goods exported from Andoras and increased tax within the nation. This act was passed mainly to restore the economy of the kingdom, which had been negatively affected by the Farmers' Revolution, which had ended barely four months before this decree had been passed.

## Text

Let it be known, in the name of the Dragomyr dynasty and its patriarch and rightful Ruler, Aegor Dragomyr, from here thereon, until further notice, that the Kingdom of Andoras will raise its tariffs and taxes on the common goods of the land; and in all cases, from which we are to say insofar as (1). counts as a trading agreement between two parties, (2). involves a trade of Andorasi currency (note exchange rates vary for the regional currencies) or monetary promise to be paid at a later date, and (3). involves one or more parties receiving goods promised to in exchange for the other two requirements to be fulfilled; then it is considered a trade and 45 percent of the wealth incurred by the receiving party must be paid to the Kingdom, to cover for expenses caused by the Traitors of Thyllanor and the "Farrowhalt Freehold" which was established in its domain. An additional fee for all exported goods is to increase 15 percent for everything brought across the seas or from a distant land. An assigned shiphand will determine the cost of tariff and will report to an assigned government individual in the respective port, and the two officials will work out an acceptable fee. Regardless of what tax is deducted from the total rightful sum, a man will always receive at least one dragon to his name for the goods that he imports to Andoras.
Failure to comply with these procedures will result in punishment, including but not limited to; seizure of liquid and illiquid assets, arrest, and, if deemed serious enough, even execution.
In the Name of our Lord and King, Aeganar IV Dragomarus, and in the Name of Andoras. Paratho Daerod!

- Royal decree, May 17, 331 AC
Royal Demesne of Thyllanor

Following the increasing bureaucratization of Thyllanorian government under Malveus II Karthmere throughout his reign, beginning with the Loyalty Edict in the 240s and concluding with the founding of the four primary branches of sub-paramount government upon his death in 272 AC, the notion of the Lord Paramount directly controlling his own duchy became undesired by the lords sworn to him; namely, the ones who were most involved in the movement towards further autonomy and centralization. To this end, Malveus's son, Vicede II Karthmere, officially destroyed the title of the Duchy of Faercrest on May 19th, 287 AC, and in its place established a simple work-around; the land that once composed the duchy would now simply be referred to as the Royal Demesne, as recognition of Thyllanor's increasing invested power within the individuality of its dukes and the feudal oath they swear to the Lord Paramount, who in turn only had to answer to the King of Andoras himself.

The Royal Demesne, in short, is the land that the Lord Paramount controls directly. It is different from its former ducal state in that if the Karthmeres were somehow disgraced or fell from power, they would not retain the seat of the Duchy of Faercrest as their ancestral de jure holdings; it would then go to the next Lord Paramount or King of Thyllanor, who would rule from the Royal Demesne regardless of their former standing or holdings. It is albeit a mostly ceremonial name in the 4th century AC, as Lords Paramount such as Dalan I Karthmere and Dalan II Karthmere have taken an inclined stance on the reformation of pre-Dragomyr invasion Thyllanorian tradition, such as the restoration of the land's former title as the Duchy of Faercrest. Semantically, it means little to the Karthmeres, as they do not seem to be in danger of losing their hold on Thyllanor any time soon; however, some of the more liberally-minded lords and members of government in Thyllanor favor the state of the title -- particularly the principalities, who view it as the first step into establishing an elective majority in Thyllanor's government, and eventually full democracy.

For representative purposes, the land is still referred to as the Duchy of Faercrest. Outside of Thyllanor, the Royal Demesne has little meaning except in Doras Edrossi, where it is recognized in the same way as a city-state's central holding might be.
House Dathnine

**House Dathnine** was a now-extinct cadet branch of House Karthmere that existed from the Seventh Era until the mid-200s, during the Lavosi Gang Wars. Its last member, Verlon Dathnine, was famous for being a high-ranking member of the Shattered Brotherhood, who led alongside the Mantol family and its advisors. After the Lavosi Gang Wars ended, some of the members (excluding the Martol family) would reveal themselves to be part of a cult. This same cult would destroy the leadership from the inside and take over the Shattered Brotherhood, expelling or killing anyone who did not convert to their beliefs. Verlon was one of these victims, who was a devout Five Paragons faithful. He is the only member of House Dathnine that is particularly notable, and the only member of which a good deal of information is known.

Anything else of House Dathnine is mostly unknown. It was purportedly formed by a jealous bastard child who had bribed his father (a Karthmere) to give him a royal title, instead leaving him a courtier but legitimizing him with his own house.
Varron Tyseth

Prince Varron Tyseth

Season(s)
1

Titles
Grand Duchy of Tynor

Also known as
Grand Duke Tyseth

Status
Alive

Age
20

Date of birth
8E 330 November 11th

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Coil

Allegiance
Edrane

Religion
None

Family
House Tyseth

Portrayed by
Dale

**Varron Tyseth** is the son of Prince Dessar Tyseth and Lady Jonella Stenwulf. He is next in line for the throne of Edrane.

## Appearance

Varron had a rugged warrior-like appearance, kempt facial hair with short black hair. He had light blue eyes and rough, set facial features. He stood fairly tall, and was usually adorned in ceremonial plate armor. He wielded a two-handed blade with an amber gem set in the hilt.

## Personality

Varron was friendly and nurturing, his father Dessar noted that Varron was a better older brother than he had been himself. The Grand Duke gave the impression of a steadfast warrior, but in actuality he was a soft-handed leader. He cared for his people and his men, perhaps too much, he would be hesitant in battle and unwilling to throw away lives.

## History

### Childhood

Varron went through the same martial training of his father, becoming a skilled swordsman and general. He helped guide his younger brother Cyrin through the same training.

### Modern Day

Varron has been given the Grand Duchy of Tynor to govern over, to make managing the realm easier for his father. Though Varron is the primary heir to the lordship of House Tyseth and next in line to become the ruler of Edrane, he has forfeited claim to Barrenblade in favor of Cyrin, his younger brother.

He was also knighted by his father, becoming one of the famed Caballero, though outside of war it was little more than a title.
Vicarshall

Level
 Location

**Vicarshall** is the summer estate of House Karthmere, located just a few miles uphill north from the capital city of Thyllanor, Faercrest. It was built in 333 AC, at the cost of approximately 200,000 lions -- highly expensive, in a time where Thyllanor was being treated like a foreign nation due to the Mandate of Punishment passed by Aegor IV Dragomyr during the Tentative Years just two years earlier.

It is divided into two parts; the main fort-like structure, built on an incline and used as the dwelling place for the Karthmeres themselves, and the outskirts, which contain an inn, farmland, and a cherry blossom field, said to be one of the most beautiful sights in all of Andoras. The environment surrounding Vicarshall is very fertile, but only a few chosen farmers have been allowed to settle on the lands.

Vicarshall, when the Karthmeres and Thyllanor need to host private political delegations or summits, is the home of them all. It is also a popular meeting place, and most internal business within the lord paramouncy is actually conducted at Vicarshall most of the time rather than Faercrest.