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Arachna

**Arachna**, born **Sepharya**, is the name of a creature living in the Redwood Forest in Northgard. Although thought to be a monster, Arachna is, in fact, a human woman mutated through magical experiments by the sorcerer Merlan of Silverport.

## Biography

Sepharya was rescued from slavery by Merlan, only to be used in his experiments in genetic modification and hybridizing, and had a special interest in the biology of Heartknights. Using Sepharya as a human base genome, Merlan modified her with Srinad genes, intending to create a machine of war by cross-breeding races. The process seemingly killed Sepharya, but in actuality, had caused Sepharya to mutate into a human-spider hybrid.
Thought to be a failure, Sepharya managed to escape her captivity and retreated into the Redwood Forest on the other side of the continent, renaming herself Arachna (based off the comments she heard while in captivity about real spiders) and continued to mutate further, developing enhanced eyesight, regenerative limbs, laying eggs, and web development. This fundamentally came at a cost to her mental stability, however, as Arachna began feeding on lost travellers in the forest, and survivors or witnesses dubbed her the "Spiderqueen"; due to her immense size and ferocity.
Aurindy

**Aurindy** is a dukedom on the northwestern coast of Beladore, The territory originally was held between the existing duchies of Angolême and Vendôme in the early twelfth century, but the area became subject to raids and pillaging by Tharkild the Conqueror, who had ascended to the kingship of Beladorian neighbors Thellan and Northgard, and had since set sights on the Beladorian coastline. The king of Beladore, Lucien II, managed to briefly push out the raiders in late 1124 and captured Caden of Ravenstone, one of the commanders as well as the illegitimate son of Cade IV of Northgard. In exchange for Caden's loyalty and coversion to the Church of the Light, Aurindy was given to Caden so he could protect them from raids.

Caden's duchy turned into a powerful vassal of the kingdom, which brought issue when Lucien II died and his successor, Philip III, felt that Aurindy may became a rival for the Beladorian throne. Under duke William I, Aurindy finalized the rebuilding of Évreux, the duchy's capital

By the modern day, Aurindy

## References

1. ↑ *Chronicles of Beladore, First Edition*
Cade IV Wolf

Cade IV Wolf by Stacatto

Alys Lunevin (older half-sister)
Hildegard Lunevin (older half-sister)
Paternal:

Henrald Wolf (older half-brother)
Aylesa IV of Northgard (older half-sister)
Maternal:

Owain Wolf (younger brother)
Dagmara Wolf (younger sister)
Magnus Wolf (younger brother)
Gunhilda Wolf (younger sister)
Thyra Wolf (younger sister)
Harold Wolf (younger brother)

**Cade IV Wolf**, born **Harthacade**, was the eldest child and son of Cade III Wolf and Ragnhild of Elriksgard. He succeeded his elder half-sister, Aylesa "the Pious" after her death in 1106, despite her allegedly claiming that Tharkild, Harthacade's first cousin, was to succeed her and not her brother. Harthacade disregarded her apparent will, and was crowned king of Northgard, taking the regnal name **Cade IV** to give himself legitimacy and honor his father.

Upon hearing of Aylesa's death and Cade's crowning, Tharkild immediately called for an invasion, offering Cade the chance to release the crown to him. Cade refused, and so Tharkild began his conquest of Northgard. Cade gathered the support of his kingdom, as well as those of Summercoast and Kera. The war lasted until 1107, where Cade was slain in battle. Cade IV had no legitimate children of his own, and thus it was expected that his younger sister Dagmara (whom he had named as regent while fighting) would succeed him, or potentially his younger brother Magnus. Or perhaps, his illegitimate son Caelan, whom Harthacade apparently promised the kingship to as a contingency plan should Tharkild succeed. Regardless, Tharkild then sieged Blackspire before any claimant could be selected, and was later crowned as king of Northgard. However, he kept Cade listed as a crowned ruler, likely to lessen hostilities.

## References

1. ↑ *Annals of Northgard, Volume VIII*

1. ↑ Dagmara, as Cade IV's next eldest sibling, proclaimed herself his natural heir.

1. ↑ After his exile and the formation of the North Sea Empire by Tharkild, Magnus claimed the title Prince of Wolfstone and seen as his brother's successor.

## Notes

1. ↑ Disputed by the alleged last wishes of Cade's predecessor, Aylesa IV, who claimed she wished Tharkild the Conqueror as her heir.*Annals of Northgard, Volume VIII*
2. ↑ Disputed by Cade IV's siblings, Dagmara and Magnus.*Annals of Northgard, Volume VIII*
3. ↑ Cade's marriage to Joannis is only mentioned briefly by a Edarian source. Joannis herself is not mentioned in Northgardian records.*Edaris in the Conquests*
Alys Lunevin

Lucien II Lunevin (younger half-brother)
Maternal:

Cade IV Wolf (younger half-brother)
Owain Wolf (younger half-brother)
Dagmara Wolf (younger half-sister)
Magnus Wolf (younger half-brother)
Gunhilda Wolf (younger half-sister)
Thyra Wolf (younger half-sister)
Harold Wolf (younger half-brother)

Casimir II Jadrana (son)
Dragan I Jadrana (son)
Jaromir I Jadrana (son)
Danica Jadrana (daughter)
With William Calpret:

Hedwig Calpret (daughter)
Seraphina Calpret (daughter)
Thorahild Calpret (daughter)
Henry Calpret, Duke of Angolême (son)

**Alys Lunevin**, though more commonly called **Alys, Queen Mother**, was the eldest daughter of Ragnhild of Elriksgard and her first husband, Eude I of Beladore. Born in 1061, Alys' birth signified a union between Thellan and Beladore, though the marriage of her parents soured over the years and an annullment was granted in 1073, though both Alys and her younger sister Hildegard remained in their father's custody, with Alys as heir. Alys was then betrothed to Count Gerhard Adlersbrun of Merannia, though he died before Alys was sixteen, and she was thus betrothed again to Wladsylaw III Jadrana. In 1080, she gave birth to his son Casimir, but she was displaced as heir as her father remarried and produced a son, Lucien. In 1089, Wladsylaw died, and his brother and elected king (as Alys' four children were under the age of majority) Ottoryk IV Jadrana relegated Alys to a small home in southern Wend.

In an attempt to rid his court of Alys, herself the queen regent to Casimir, Ottoryk married her to William Calpret, a Duke in Beladore which was made in correspondence with Alys' half-brother, now the king, Lucien II. William and Alys were married in 1093 and had three daughters. Alys, throughout her time in Wend and Beladore, kept in close contact with her mother Ragnhild, who had since remarried Cade III of Northgard, with Cade even granting Alys and her sister honorary titles in Northgard. Alys was also charmed by her half-brothers Harthacade and Magnus, and during Tharkild's Conquest of Northgard, Alys convinced her husband William to send aid and give shelter to her Northgardian kin.

With William, Alys arranged marriages of her children to various noble families of the known world, with several grandchildren and great-grandchildren earning powerful positions within their respective realms. This earned her the nickname of **Queen Mother**, an epithet similar to that of her mother's. Alys died in 1158 AL, though before her death she became renowned as a mother of three kings of Wend, as well as strong political influence in four nations.

## Children

Alys' first marriage to Gerhard Adlersbrun bore no children.

## References

1. ↑ *Northgard in the Thellan Expansion*
2. ↑ *History of Northgard*
Ayleson Wolfheart (son of Aylesa I)

**Ayleson Wolfheart**, though more frequently called **Alyn**, was the secondborn and youngest son of Aylesa I Wolfheart. During the late 890s AL, he sailed west across the Celestial Ocean to try and discover new lands with his bastard daughter Brilissa, but was never seen again.

One of his titles was **The Wounded Wolf**.

## Personality and traits

Ayleson struggled to read and write, suggesting a learning disability. Ayleson was also born with a disease left his bones brittle and as a result, his legs useless, using sailing and living life as pirate as a form of a coping mechanism. During his mid twenties, he gained metallic leg bracers that assisted in his walking, but still required a crutch.
Despite his setbacks, Ayleson was a notable tactician and described as genuinely brilliant on the battlefield, giving wide acclaim to his wisdom and cunning of strategy.
Beladore

**Beladore** is a region located in southwestern Aslara, bordering Thellan and Wend to the north, the Ashistan Empire to the east, and the North Sea to the west. Formerly a Kingdom established in the seventh century, Beladore came under the banner of the Velanian Empire in 1131 AL through the marriage pact between Ranulf I Athand and Richilde II Lunevin, thus absorbing Beladore into the empire and relegating it into a duchy, though autonomous in nature.

## Population

### People

There is an estimated 10-20 million people living within the region.
## Houses

* House of Agenais
* House of Aquitaine
* House of Calpret
* House of Dellard
* House of Duhamel
* House of Guillot
* House of Foures
* House of Launfal
* House of Lunevin
* House of Sumale
* House of Thouars

## Locations

* Angolême
* Auvergne
* Dunois
* Launfal
* Reime
* Roannais
* Thierry
* Toulan
* Vendôme
* County of Valentinois

### Cities

* Auvergne
* Évreux
* Lune

## References

1. ↑ *Chronicles of Beladore, First Edition*
Demonsphere

The **Demonsphere** is one of the many universes existing on the Spiral of the Multiverse. It's official name is unknown, but as it's given name implies, it is home to the race of demons. It is overseen by the queen Abbadon.

## Inhabitants

* Orcus
* Rukanns
* Demogorgon
* Vorkens

### Notable inhabitants

* Demacia
* Caedus (prisoner; formerly)
* Abbadon
* Astaroth
* Valefar
* Belphegor
* Andromalius
* Lilith
* Halphas
* Mammon
* Aamon
* Raumil
* Jann
Caranthir Gir-Eret

**Caranthir Gir-Eret** was an elven warlord.

## Trivia

* The name "Caranthir" is taken from J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Silmarillion". Caranthir is the fourth son of the Elven High King Fëanor, and reputedly was the quickest to anger and harshest of all of the seven sons. The name means "Red-face" and is a Sindarin deviation of his Quenya mother name of "Carnistir".
Aylesa IV of Northgard

Cade IV of Northgard (younger paternal half-brother)
Owain Wolf (younger paternal half-brother)
Dagmara Wolf (younger paternal half-sister)
Magnus Wolf (younger paternal half-brother)
Gunhilda Wolf (younger paternal half-sister)
Thyra Wolf (younger paternal half-sister)
Harold Wolf (younger paternal half-brother)

**Aylesa IV of Northgard** was the queen of Northgard from 1112 to 1113, succeeding her father Cade III. Aylesa was the only surviving child of Cade and his first wife Kellsa Rivers. After her parents' annullment in 1073, Aylesa was recognised as a legitimate child, which caused numerous on-and-off issues with both Cade's second wife, Ragnhild of Elriksgard, furthered with the birth of several children of the union, as well as disagreements between the Nordling Pantheon and the Church of the Light. As a child, Aylesa was born sickly and not expected to survive until healed by a priestess of the Light, which saw Aylesa convert from the religion of her homeland to the Light.

Aylesa's place as Princess of Wolfstone was contended by her younger half-brother, Harthacade, and Northgardian jarls felt conflicted to which child could be considered the rightful heir, though Cade III insisted it was Aylesa. Aylesa succeeded her father in 1112, though her ascension was questioned due to her perceived lack of legitimacy and because she followed a foreign religion. During Aylesa's reign, she was purportedly close with her cousin Tharkild of Viken, and promised him the throne of Northgard upon her death. This claim is disputed, however, as her half-brother Harthacade still held the hereditary title of Prince of Wolfstone.

Aylesa's brief reign saw her dealing with the expanding power of Edmund I of Angria, and the promotion of the Light in Northgardian-ruled territories. Throughout her life, Aylesa was plagued by health issues and died on the 5th of February, 1113 AL while recounting prayers to her half-siblings' children. She was succeeded by the newly-crowned Cade IV, but this was contended by Tharkild, now King of Thellan, who argued Aylesa had promised the throne to him, and launched the conquest of Northgard by Tharkild.

For her charity and attempts to spread the faith into Northgard, she was elevated to a saint in 1185, and regarded as **Saint Aylesa the Pious**. Her reputation in Northgard and Caesta is less so, where she is simply called **Aylesa the Abomination**.

## Biography

### Childhood

With the realm still reeling from the War of the Wolves, Aylesa was sent to Thellan for three years for her safety. There, she met the young Tharkild the Conqueror.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Aylesa IV: Pious, or an Abomination?*
Caesta

**Caesta** is an island off the east of Elathia. It is primarily habited by Nordlings who refer to themselves as Caestians. It is thought that Nordlings first came to the island around 500 BL, though some records suggest migrations had taken place as early as 1000 BL.

During the reign of Thaelyn I Wolfheart, he led a conquest of the island, which he successfully brought under Northgardian rule, known as the Conquest of Caesta. It remained this way until the reign of Aylesa III Wolfheart where the natives pushed out Northgardian forces, and was later solidified as an independant island in 955 AL.

## History

### Prehistory

The earliest known inhabitants of Caesta were the Trolls, though their civilization did not last long and were eventually supplanted by the migrating Amrael, who developed into the modern day Tirael. The island was called *Sareodalann*, which translates to "land of meadows".
### Human migration

The Nordlings who migrated into Caesta were dubbed the *Caes* by native Tirael, meaning "leaf".
## Geography

Caesta is made up of seven petty kingdoms:
### Erain

Currently ruled by King Barrin már Thernald.
### Hindlarl

Currently ruled by Queen Conaina flen Barigon.
### Ruaidra

Currently ruled by Queen Briana flen Rinnal.
### Munst

Currently ruled by King Loígain már Báetán.
### Araida

Currently ruled by King Ruadril már Tarideln, and his heir is his half-sister Mora flen Tarideln.
### Moylraige

Currently ruled by Queen Fíona flen Deirdra.
### Volarde

Currently ruled by King Cathalin már Hanilaith.
## Culture

The Caestians share several similarities with those who reside in Northgard. Philologists have noted that the native language of Caesta, Crást, shares several similarities with Gwylla, the language of Nordlings.
During the Thellan Expansion, native Thells launched raids on Caesta, with the first known assault taking place in 872 AL at Dalat Island off northeastern Caesta. Raids continued until at least mid-873 AL, where Thells began establishing settlements on the nation. Queen Ghaeil was a major leader of the Caestians during this time.
Dannel Waylan

With Darra:
Vesem Waylan (son)
Efra Waylan (daughter)
Leniah Waylan (daughter)
Samerd Waylan (son)

With Alrena:

**Dannel Waylan** is the current lord of House Waylan at Laventhorpe. A man in his eighties, Dannel is senile and spiteful, but remains just as sharp. He is infamous for his many wives and large amounts of descendants, believing in family values.
Aceni

The **Aceni**, named after Acenan, are a group of humans living beyond Caderyn's Wall. Those south of the wall call them **barbarians** and **ferals**. They are generally Nordlings. They are currently led by Ragnal "the ruined" Haldansson, who is stylized as the King of the Aceni; derogitorily referred to as the *Feral King* by those living south. Despite withstanding animosity between other cultures south such as the Northgardians or Caestians, the Aceni have been recorded to ally themselves with them in the past, or even arrange marriages for brief terms of peace.

Contrary to what those south of the wall believe, the Aceni are not traditionally "barbaric", nor are they the only group of humans living beyond the wall; they are simply the ones living closest to it. Other groups consist of the Cet, Letan, and Riata.

## History

### Formation and early history

After the landing of the Braydals south of Northgard, a group of Nordlings refused to adapt to the Braydal culture much like some of the other Nordlings were, and so chose to head further north, citing that they once hailed from Aetran, and so they would go closer to the place where their culture would thrive.
Following their exodus, the early Aceni and the newly established Northgard Kingdom clashed. King Caderyn II Wolfheart had a wall, named Caderyn's Wall, built to keep them out in 9 AL. This further separated the two Nordling groups.
## Culture

The Aceni still follow the Ancient Nordling Pantheon, believing the modern Nordling Pantheon to be an "unoptimal" blend of elven and human beliefs. In addition to following the traditional Nordling gods, the Aceni believe in the existence of The Adversary; the antithesis of all creation. Some individuals such as Acenrian serve as a form of druid.
The Aceni, while majorly familiar with Common Speech, also utilize Gwylla.
### Terminology

* **Ambactus**: Advisor
* **Ancal**: Disgust
* **Cacht**: Slave
* **Ferrand**: Male
* **Ferannt**: Female

* **Garrd**: Home
* **Garrik**: Stronghold
* **Illri**: Sword
* **Nothgardi**: Northgard
* **Skardik**: Shield

### Contact with other cultures

Although traditionally the Aceni keep to themselves living beyond Caderyn's Wall, they have been known to enter political marriages with other societies, such as the Northgardian monarchy or prominent figures in Caesta. For example, Thoragerd Aldinsdotir's mother was Garahild flen Niall, a Caestian of high nobility.
## Notable Aceni

* Ragnal Haldansson (King of the Aceni)
* Kenned Ragnalsson (First Hand)
* Janrid Edrinsson (Second Hand)
* Varen Greladsson
* Sydrin Greladsdotir
* Thora Aldinsdotir
* Braden Dunstansson

* Larena
* Haldan Drestsson (Former King of the Aceni)
* Drest (Former King of the Aceni)
* Sigrid Varensdotir
* Brigitte Varensdotir
* Tharain Varensson
* Baldur Rikenasson

* Garm of Acengard
* Alana Ragnalsdotir
* Aoife
* Ràild
* Jaelyna Norriksdotir
* Pàdraig Flannánsson
Anselt Rossen

**Anselt Rossen** is the elder son of queen Audrey II of Kera, and her late husband Reinhald of Cardwen. While his mother loved both Anselt and his younger brother Henwald, she considered both siblings ineligible for the Kerian throne as they inherited their father's lack of wit, and doubted either would be capable of ruling. Despite this, upon his father's death Anselt was named the next duke of Cardwen, a territory in the neighboring kingdom of Edaris.

Anselt developed grand ambitions to prove himself a worthy successor to his homeland, though often was a victim of his own failings.
Brothel

A **brothel**, also called **Whorehouses**, **pleasure houses**, and **pleasure gardens**, are places that house prostitutes are employed, and often reside in. Many, if not all brothels also serve as a inn and/or tavern.

## Known brothels

### Elathia

#### Northgard

* A Sheath For Every Sword
* Red Clam
* The Deep Hole
* Sleepness Evening

#### Summercoast

* Dancing Dryad
* Garden of Bushes
* Great Chest
* Landing Strip
* Meradil's Teats
* The Shrinking Rod
* The Pleasant Peach
* The White Spot
* Thornless Rose

#### Westlands

* Janna's Inn
* Milk and Honey

#### Velania

* Lilysong
* Maiden's Grace
* Siren's Song
* Thick Mast
* Virtuous Tits

### Aslara

#### Venanos

* Alayelira's brothel
* Silent Sisters
Ambassador

An **ambassador** is an official envoy, usually a high ranking diplomat, who usually travels to foreign lands to act as a representative of their country. Some carry the power to make decisions for their ruler while others are more of an honorary figure, a sign of good will between the two countries.

## Notable Ambassadors

* Morended von Darilhev
* Elsmira Wolfheart
Crown War I

## Participants

Northgard
Summercoast
Westlands
Trisania
Edaris
Kera

Velanian Empire and minor allies

## Commanders and Leaders

Northgard:
King Cassinal II Wolfheart
Prince Rhorak Wolfheart
Princess Elenora Wolfheart
Lord Samrek Raven
Lord Gareth Thorn
Lady Freydis Reed
Lord Margen Slate

Summercoast:
King Theowulf II Thatchell
Lord Amrond Brackwell
Lady Seralyn Farrest
Lord Dannel Waylan
Lord Justen Waylan
Lady Annabeth Drath

Westlands:
Lord Lucas Barrens

Edaris:
King Ranevid VI Warren

Trisania:
Queen Varris I Thalgerd
Lord Jenmeld Thallerd

Kera:
King Cedselt II Rossen
Prince Cedron Rossen

Velania:
Emperor Morand II Rane
Duke Morvent von Indald
Duke Halenrys von Valentine
Duchess Cynthia var Ettren

## Strength

Estimated 90,000
Estimated 113,000

## Casualties

Moderate
Moderate

The **First Crown War** was a conflict that took place in 1197 AL to 1199 AL and was the first of the Crown Wars. After the invasion of Edaris by the Velanian Empire, the other Kingdoms of the Septarchy rose in protest at the Velanian occupation.
Beltane

**Beltane** is a Nordling holiday that is held on May 1, meant to celebrate the Summer Solstice and the coming fertility of the season.

Practices during Beltayne included courting, where unmarried individuals would dance and sing to try and find a partner.

## Practices

Various practices of Beltane include:
* Bonfires
* Decorating places with flowers
* Courting of young couples
* Fertility rituals
* Maypole dancing
* Worship of gods such as Brigid or Daenyr
Cade I Wolfheart

**Cade I Wolfheart**, also called **Cade the Great**, **Cade the Good**, and **Cade Wolfclaw**, was the son of Aylesa I Wolfheart, as well as her successor. He was the King during the Thellan Expansion, who invaded Elathia from the east. He held a reputation of a firm but level headed leader who oversaw and emphasized education and social reforms.

## Trivia

* Cade I is loosely inspired by Edward the Elder, son and successor of Alfred the Great.
Currency

**Currency** is money in a form circulated as a medium of exchange. Most societies use currency in the form of coins made from precious metals such as gold, silver, or copper. Coins are mostly used by merchants and nobles, though the poorest of the smallfolk will at times still resort to barter.

Contracts written on parchment or paper can also accepted as payment, though these are not "currency" as such.

## Types of currency

### Thaler

The **Thaler** is the currency of the Velanian Empire and it's vassals.
Bethally Hannel

**Bethally Hannel** was a female mage during the late fifth century, known to practice Necromancy. She was arguably one of, if not *the*, most powerful individuals known in history.

## Biography

Little is known about Bethally's early life. On her own accord, she was born the bastard daughter of a nobleman from Summercoast and a peasant woman. Her mother died when Bethally was around twelve, and was then taken in by a family friend where Bethally met her future husband Elair. The two had a pair of daughters, Hilda and Brigida, and a son, Caedus.
### Death of her family

Bethally blamed the Church of the Light for not intervening with her family's death, as neither the Light, her faith, or the Church itself intervened. As time went on, she became critical of other religions; an ideal she passed onto Caedus.
### Gaining power

In her grief, Bethally became hellbent on finding a way to revive her beloved husband and daughters, eventually learning Necromancy, though all attempts to bring back her family were futile. Upon hearing that their bodies were cremated without her permission or knowledge, Bethally sought to retrieve their souls from the afterlife. This was met with objections from Caedus, but Bethally, fearing for his life, cast an immortality spell on her son, rendering him unable to die. This came at a cost however, as a side effect was that Caedus lost his ability to feel anything, ranging from pain to pleasure. This drove a wedge between mother and son, with Caedus condemning her and reouncing her as family.

## Powers

An exceptionally powerful magic user, Bethally has displayed countless magical feats and abilities that outrank several known sorcerers in the world, even was able to kill gods in order to amass more power.
* **Magic**:
	+ **Dark Magic**:
	+ **Eldritch Magic**:
* **Superhuman Strength:**
* **Superhuman Speed:**
* **Superhuman Durability:**
* **Superhuman Stamina**:
* **Flight:** Bethally can hover and fly at amazing speeds.
* **Shapeshifting**:
* **Nigh-Omnipotence**: As a result of her powers, Bethally has achieved almost omnipotent status.
* **Power absorbtion**:
* **Portal creation**:
* **Multiversal knowledge**: Bethally is aware of the Multiverse, and has traveled to various dimensions herself.
* **Necromancy**: A particulary skilled one at that, Bethally has demonstrated incredible power with necromancy, able to resurrect deceased bodies with ease.

### The Godkiller

Bethally has killed several gods, and absorbed their powers and incorporating it into her own:
* **Darsyn**:
* **Merdon**:
* **Vamnera**:
* **Oisin**:
* **Cyhiraeth**:
* **Daenlhna**:
* **Aodhlyn**:
Blackspire Catacombs

The **Blackspire Catacombs** are a series of chambers located underneath the capital of Northgard, Blackspire. It serves as the burial ground for past members of House Wolfheart. Past monarchs are given a statue in their tomb, while others are simply given an engraving on their tomb. However, a few exceptions have been made.

## History

In 1514 AL, Aylesa Ebonheart sneaked into the catacombs in spite of her parents telling her not to. She recalls being afraid of the statue of Warrek I Ebonheart.
Dark Magic

**Dark Magic**, also called **blackmagic**, **the dark arts**, and **Black Magic**, was a form of magic, albeit corrupted by the sorcerer Adaranth around 106 BL. Unlike normal magic, Dark Magic takes it's power from

## History

Sorceress Ilta Hart classified Dark Magic as it's own separate entity.
In 1083 AL, the King of Northgard, Cassinal I, and King Harlod IX Alders pressed the other monarchs to outlaw Dark Magic after an assassin claimed the life of cousin Resphira Ebonheart. Both men cited that dark magic "should not have ever been brought into reality" and it was far too dangerous to be utilized as normal magic is.
Celael

The **Celael** (Sengael: "light elf"), are a civilization of elves that mostly live on Aslara, such as the city-state of Celyrod. Having splintered off considerably early from the proto-elf race the Amrael, the Celael were able to establish a presence in Elathia, but eventually moved eastwards.

## Description

In staunch difference to other ael on the world, the Celael are by far the most mysterious and callous. The various interactions with them in the past almost universally portray them as strange beings with a connection to Light. Ljósályr, a Light Elf King, was described as having grand wings that emulated pure light. Their skin is described as luminous, and their eyes capable of empowering the sun. Fráyáryel, a Celael soldier who came into contact with Sommahild, is described as having the ability fly through "bug-like" wings, as well as channeling fire through the palms of his hands. The majority of what has been described of them bears similarities to that of the Dirnael, whom have been locked in a "forever war" with their cousins for control of the Light of Celyrod.
The Celael language, Ljósál, is described as hard to pronounce, and even more difficult to translate. However, it is theorized that it holds some connection to Dark Elf speech.
## History

### Presence on Elathia

The ancestors to the Celael appear to have broken off from the mainstream Amrael before 2766 BL, based off the reports of Amrael explorers after the establishment of Belharnil. Prior to venturing east, the Celael were active on mainland Elathia as early as this date as well, and archaeologists have uncovered the ruins of Celael structures such as Jelandar's Meadow in modern day Summercoast.
### Contact with the Dwenael

The Light Elves made contact with the Dwenael around 2500 BL. Although sources indicate that there was intially years of war, the Celael and Dwenael reached a peace agreement.
### Migration to Aslara

It is unclear when the Celael left the continent, though it is generally agreed it was prior to the emergence of the Eldael and Sidhael. The Celael then migrated eastwards onto Aslara, making their way to the northeast of the continent and assumed to have established the settlement of Celyrod. According to *The Elves of our World*, the Celael discovered the Light of Celyrod there, and built their city around it, venerating the Light and protecting it at all costs. Some historians have made note that the Braydal religion of the Church of the Light formed close to the location of Celyrod, as did the original Braydal tribe prior to their migration to Elathia, suggesting a connection between the Light from the Church, and the Light of Celyrod.
Ceolwulf I Thatchell

**Ceolwulf I Thatchell** was the founder of the first Braydal state on Elathia, which was named Summercoast early in his reign. Ceolwulf himself was considered a shrewd diplomat and made easy alliances, such as King Hefeydd of Tar Liatháril, whom Ceolwulf respected as an equal.

While House Thatchell was not formed until the reign of his son Ceolfrich, Ceolwulf himself was posthumously made part of the dynasty.
Angria

**Angria** is the easternmost province on Elathia. It is ruled by the Kingdom of Angria. The capital of the realm is Dawnbreak.

## Houses

* House of Adegent
* House of Anderal
* House of Benn
* House of Brackwell
* House of Chapmyre
* House of Copperwell
* House of Davenfort
* House of Drath
* House of Farrest
* House of Foral
* House of Hollard

* House of Jenner
* House of Rodswin
* House of Roseworth
* House of Rothhold
* House of Ryser
* House of Southridge
* House of Thatchell
* House of Weldaster
* House of Waylan

## Locations

### Cities

* Andafort
* Dawnbreak
* First Town
* Iconard

### Towns

* Ancaster
* Andagrad
* Angylard's Port
* Bralon
* Iconard
* Halmwick
* Mistburrow

* Oakshire
* Relcard
* Reyswood
* Rockshold
* Weckbridge
Church of the Light

The **Church of the Light**, the **Temple of the Light**, though often shortened to simply just **The Light**, is the prominent human religion on Elathia, mainly worshipped by the Braydal peoples. It is also followed by people on Caesta, Aslara, and Nadreva, though to lesser extents.

## History

When the Braydal peoples migrated to Elathia around 1 AL, they uncovered the remains and ruins of the Sidhael elves after, noting their devotion to a strange sun deity. The Braydals began to incorporate elements of the sun elves' pantheon into their own, eventually reorganizing it into the modern Church of the Light.
## Structure

### Titles

* Archseer - Head of the Church
* Archpriest - Senior members
* High Cleric -
* High Justicar -
	+ The term *Royal Justiciar* is used if the Justiciar is involved with royalty.
* Zealot -

## Notable people

* Archseer Engelwin
* Helena of Creden
* Richardis de Beauhard
* Victor Rodden

* Adalfled
* Daravard
* Welihald Fayle
* Jerrack Rodswin
Andafort Academy

The **Andafort Academy** is a higher education facility in the Summercoastian city of Andafort, located alongside the Glass River. It was founded in the eleventh century by Christoper of Mendan, and it's main competitor is the Imperial University in Velania.

## Departments

### Department of the Higher Powers

This department of the academy is dedicated to studying the nature of magic, itself considered a science.

#### Staff

* Magnolia Addington (resigned)
* Ingrid of Rodden (resigned)

### Department of Political Sciences

#### Students

* Elsmira Wolfheart
* Sophira Wolfheart
Aerylax VII Fenwarin

**Aerylax VII Fenwarin** was an emperor of the Ashistan Empire. His father, Emperor Aerylax VI Fenwarin, died unexpectedly when Aerylax VII was an infant, leading to his mother, Jaelarya Fenwarin to act as regent. When Aerylax became of age, he married his mother and they both became the rulers of the empire. He had two children with her; Daryaenx I Fenwarin and Jaelarya II Fenwarin. He also married his half-sister Relaera Fenwarin, and had three children with her named Jelaesa, Vaehra, and Yraelon.
Blackspire

**Blackspire** is the capital city of Northgard. It lies in the northeastern section of the province and serves as the home to the Northgard Kingdom.

## Layout

Blackspire spans several acres and is protected by two massive walls. Inside the walls, the complex is composed of multiple courtyards and open spaces.
Annals of Northgard

The **Annals of Northgard** are a series of published works that detail the history of Northgard. The vast majority of the earlier editions are under unknown authors, but they have been translated and compiled into various works. They are also considered a rather authoritative source for Northgardian history. Brother Berham of the Elden Temple has translated and organized the annals themselves.

## Contents

### First Edition

827 AL: Aylesa is crowned Queen of Northgard, and propositions a rallying against the Velathon Empire.
Adrias II Ebonheart

Mistresses:
Camiyah
Dalrima
Alynys

**Adrias II Ebonheart** was a former King of Ebonheart. He is regarded as quite possibly one of their worst kings, having made rash and poor decisions, waged war, and had multiple mistresses, (who he may have even sired children with) which in turn started problems of their own.

## Biography

### King

Adrias was crowned as Adrias II and kept Draenar as High Chancellor. He began his rule by starting exterminating of any Ebonhearts, rationalizing that only "his blood" could continue the reign. Draenar and Adrias' brother Darmalis argued that Adrias was killing "his blood", but Adrias refused to listen.
He killed several members of the family, save for his children from his wife Ellya Titanstone. When Ellya died in labor, Adrias married his cousin Elyana, and she birthed him seven children; but Draenar became aware that Vraenys was raping his wife.
Dethwin I Warren

## Family

### Parent(s)

Heggila (mother)
Alwin Warren (father)

### Sibling(s)

Felecia Warren (younger paternal half-sister)

### Partner(s)

Aphidre Teld (first wife)
Tynifer Daven (second wife)

### Child(ren)

Derwald Warren (son)
Bethany Warren (daughter)
Teressa Warren (daughter)
Darceline Warren (daughter)

### Relative(s)

Ranevid VI Warren (grandfather)
Tonard Warren (paternal uncle)
Fedren Warren (paternal cousin)

**Dethwin I Warren** is the current King of Edaris.
Cade Ebonhand (son of Rhorak I)

**Cade Ebonhand**, more commonly just called **Cade**, was the youngest child of Rhorak Ebonhand and Malene Ebonhand.

## History

Born in 1510 AL, Cade was said by his elder sister Elsmira to "always be rather sickly" when he was alive. Malene mentions that no matter what their doctors tried to do, nothing stopped him from getting weaker until his death in 1512 AL.
In 1521 AL, Eydis I Ebonheart, Cade's elder sister, names her first child after Cade, resulting in Cade's nephew, Cade.
Barrin már Thernald

**Barrin már Thernald** is the current monarch of Erain, and a good friend of the poet Cais. He seeks to form a unity with the other petty kingdoms of Caesta, especially with Logain már Báetán; a man who seeks to unify Caesta under one singular kingdom, much to the ire of his rebellious daughter Ashling.
Caestian

### Hair Color

Often brown, black, blond or red; people of elven heritage often have more unique colors

**Caestians** are a civilization of humans living on the island of Caesta. They are considered Nordlings and share many similarities with their cousins from Northgard, but remain ever so slightly culturally distinct from them.

## History

### Prehistory

Archaeologists date the first arrival of humans to Caesta around 2000 BL, though some argue it could be older. Reasons vary for why they migrated from mainland Elathia to the island.
Aenasya I Fenwarin

**Aenasya I Fenwarin** was an empress of the Ashistan Empire. She married her nephew, Jaelyx Fenwarin, and had three children with him. She is renowned for her battle prowess and skill as a warrior, in contrast to her older sister Inaeyx.

During her reign, she was widely popular. A statue of her exists in the Thessian city of Ironhaven.
Ashana Wolfheart

**Ashana Wolfheart** was the wife of Thaelyn II Wolfheart, and the mother of their children.

Although claimed to be descended from the extinct House Winter, several historians suggest that Ashana may be a former vampire, or still was one at the time of her marriage to Thaelyn.

Ashana vanished from historical records around 1161 AL. It is assumed she died, though no record of her death is listed.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The White Rose of the North*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *History of Northgard*

## Notes

1. ↑ Several works in Ashana's time labeled her as a vampire or a cured vampire. Most have been disregarded as simple propaganda against Ashana herself.
Alyura Ebonheart

**Alyura Ebonheart** *(pronounced Al-e-aura)* was the wife of Cassinal I Ebonheart, and former queen of Ebonheart. She was the mother their children, and she is regarded highly in history as an intellectual queen, on par with her husband, who both governed the kingdom with kindness and ferocity.

## Biography

### After Cassinal

After her husband's death in 1120 AL, and the crowning of Harrietta, Alyura became more reclusive, preferring to be by herself. When asked by Draenar if she would ever move on from the death of Cassinal, she said that every day she lives, is a day closer she comes to seeing her husband again. She on occasion spoke with her grandchildren, and once with Adrias II, her grandson, whom she grew to despise during his reign.
Alyura had outlived all but three of her children: Ealwyn, Harlyn, and Draenar, and is said to mutter the names of Harrietta, Magnus, and Calira, believing that a mother should never outlive her children.
She died on the sixth day of the seventh moon in 1139 AL. While Vraenys II ordered her corpse buried, Draenar and Harlyn defied him and had her cremated, intertwining her ashes with Cassinal's.
## Personality and traits

While written works describe Aluyra as Thaeralic, she is described as having fair, pale skin, brown hair, and brown eyes. It is possible that there was a translation error or bias in *Notable rulers of Ebonheart*, it is also possible Aluyra had more western ancestry.
Alyura was firm, but fair. She and Cassinal were said to be soulmates and "the perfect match", and Aluyra ruled the kingdom just as much as her husband did. While some people disliked her due to her status as a woman from an eastern land, she passed it off as ignorance.
She was said to be a loving mother.
Convergence

The **Convergence**, also called the **Conjunction** or **The Great Conjunction**, was a cataclysm that occurred several thousand years ago. Although it's origins is shrouded in mystery, many historians agree that it did indeed given that several ancient accounts detail similar phenomenons.

## History

### 5000 BL

The first recorded convergence, and the most well known. The most well recorded detail on the event comes from the Amrael.

It was during this convergence that several accounts of newfound magical ability were found across the world.
Aylesa III Wolfheart

## Basic Information

### Death

October 2 1069 AL
Thorvik, Northgard

## Personal Information

### Heir(s)

Jackard Wolf (1065 - 1066)
Cade Wolf (1066 - 1069)

## Family

### Parent(s)

Cade II of Northgard (father)
Jalena Wolf (mother)

### Partner(s)

Dunial már Tyrangil (first husband)
Desmond Slate (second husband)
Erik Reed (third husband)
Unknown concubines

### Child(ren)

Jackard Wolf (son)
Cade III of Northgard (son)
Aynisa Wolf (daughter)
Lenara Wolf (daughter)

### Relative(s)

Estrid Wolf (paternal aunt)
Kyllan Wolf (cousin)
Daren I Wolf (cousin)

**Aylesa III of Northgard**...
Aetranic

### Hair Color

Often brown, black, blond or red; people of elven heritage often have more unique colors

**Aetranic**, also called **Aetranish**, were an ancient race of Humans originating from Aetran.

## History

### Caithíethic Era

The Aetranic, as their name says, originated in the northern continent of Aetran. Some scholars believe that Aetranics themselves originated from early migrations from Attrisea. Regardless, Aetranics lived in Aetran for at the very most, several hundred years, before sudden changes in temperature caused them to migrate south. Using the Aetric pass, the Aetranics found themselves in the continent of Elathia.
The Aetranic came in several waves, starting around 6000 BL, and ending around 5500 BL. Their migrations were met with opposition from the already existing peoples of the land; the Firstlings, as well as Dwarves and Elves. Although the Aetranics kept mostly to the north, they began to expand south around 5000 BL. They were met with opposition from the Firstlings, who needed the land for themselves. The Dwarves advocated to move east. Although the Aetranic and Firstlings eventually formed a peace treaty, living in harmony for many years until around 4000 BL, whereas the Braydals came from Attrisea. The Aetranics and Firstlings tried repelling the invading humans, but the Braydals, using weapons of iron and steel, were more technologically advanced than either races, and quickly won almost every battle fought. The Aetranics and Firstlings were driven west. The Braydals considered their human cousins inferior, and the Firstlings, with the usage of magic to be downright deplorable and an abomination.
The invasions continued for almost two hundred years, until ending around 3800 AL with the near extermination of the Firstlings and the management of a peace treaty between the Aetranics and Braydals. The two coexisted peacefully. However, Braydal influence seeped through the west and north, and many changed their religion and ways of life. The Northgard Kingdom, remained predominantly Aetranic.

## Physical description

Aetranic peoples are typically stockily-built. Compared to other human races such as Braydals, Aetranics are more imposing in terms of size and strength. They are notable for seeming to have a strong resistance to cold, frost, and ice.

## Culture

Aetranic people followed the Aetranic Pantheon, which remained consistent with their descendants, the Nordlings.
## Society

Due to their tribal lifestyle, the ancient Aetranics believed that every member must pull their weight.
Akatar

**Akatar** is a large landmass to the east, and is largely believed to be a continent and/or connected to Aslara in some form.

## Etymology

The name Akatar is thought to originate from the Amraelic word *Akarr*, meaning "dragon". "Tar", while somewhat less conclusive, is believed to have found it's roots in Ashistanian tongue in the form of "tanard", meaning "hills".
Aenari

The **Aenari** were an ancient and high advanced society of people on the Known world. They went extinct in mysterious circumstances several thousand years ago. They are worshipped as divines by some.

## Known Aenari

* Aellon / AEL
* Velarr / VEL
* Jalada / JADA
* Gorrael / GEL
* Magnus/Magnar/Magnal / MAG
* Rahnak / RAHK
Did You Know/35

...that many human locations on Elathia are actually former elven settlements? Cities such as Dawnbreak, Iconard, and Andagrad were all Sidhael settlements prior to the Braydal Invasion. After forcefully evicting the elves from their lands, humanity began building on top of and utilizing the elven structures.
Aylesa V Wolfheart

**Aylesa V Wolf** was the only daughter of Thelyn II Wolf and Ashana. She was given the nickname of **The White Rose** due to her fondness of the flower, and to contrast with her older brother Cade "the White Prince".

## Children

Aylesa married a Thell jarl in early 1154 AL, presumably Harald whom she was betrothed to in her youth. Together the two had three children:

1. Cade, born in 1156 and named after Aylesa's brother Cade.

2. Serena, born in mid 1158. Was given the nickname of "Black Rose" or "Blackrose" in her youth as a compliment to her mother. Was granted the islands of Magnar and Modin by her elder brother Cade V upon his accession to the throne.

3. Jana, born in 1163.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *History of Northgard*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *The White Rose of the North*
Children of Dana

The **Children of Dana** are a religious sect that worship the goddess Daenyr, also known as *Dana*. The group was formed in response to the evergrowing popularity and power of the Church of the Light, with the Children wishing to retain the Elder Gods.

## Members

### Current

* Lestian Arden (Grand Priest) (The Dragon)
* Randara Arden (The Griffin)
* Lenaida (The Wren)
* Jonial (The Wolf)
* Veron (The Snake)
* Verexa (The Spider)
* Alrys (The Bear)
FrediDorshuner

**FrediDorshuner** is a 21 year old male trainee who is from Olongapo. Philippines. He naturally has a dark blue hair and wears a gray sweater jacket. He starts of as a B+ rank . His base concept numbers are 10 cool, 25 cute, 20 pretty, and 25 sexy.

He is not required to complete any of the trainee book collection.
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Did You Know/106

...that the islands east of Northgard, Magnar and Modin, are named after the Nordling deities of the same name? Magnar and Modin are taken from the Norse gods Móði and Magni, the sons of Thor. The island of Thorra exists further south, but is often included with the Sisters' Isles. Thorra is likewise named after the Nordling deity, but also the daughter of Thor, named Thrúd. All three are the children of the Nordling god of Thunder and War, Tharan.