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Temple of Rinnka

Rinnka

The Temple of Rinnka is located in Ipsen, in the Blue Mist Lake. The Temple is dedicated to Rinnka, the god of water from the Fifth Reign.

## **History**

### ***Rinnka as Patron, 5E-732***

In the later half of the Fifth Reign, Ipsen had become a lucrative mining town. The Ipsen Mine attracted many workers, and became the first real moment of growth in Ipsen's history. The miners began to worship Rinnka, and he became the patron god of Ipsen.

### ***The Temple's Construction, 5E-736***

As Ipsen grew, so did Rinnka's following. In 5E-736, the mine workers began construction on a temple structure off of Tadpole Plaza. By the end of the year, the Temple of Rinnka was completed. It became a hub of Ipsen's culture, and the Priests of Rinnka became some of the city's foremost leaders.

### ***The Temple of Tartuft, 6E-27***

At the very beginning of the Sixth Reign, a traveling priest of Tartuft arrived in Ipsen. He began to study with the priests at the Temple of Rinnka, and an understanding grew between them. Many of the city's citizens began to worship Tartuft in addition to Rinnka, and the Temple of Tartuft began construction in 6E-27. The two temples exist in harmony, often studying and worshipping together.
Whiteroot Mansion

Whiteroot Mansion is a structure in Whiteroot, now functioning as a laboratory for Eltarrion Grinevia.

## **History**

### ***Construction, 6E-62***

A traveling nobleman from Prindilly fell in love with the Whitewing Forest, and eventually constructed a mansion near an unnamed settlement built along a root of Tankota's Tree. The Whiteroot Mansion's construction sparked a new growth in the town's population, and would lend its name to the settlement of Whiteroot. The town soon caught the attention of the nearby Whitewing Kingdom, and it was absorbed as one of the Kingdom's territories.

### ***Eltarrion Grinevia, 7E-964***

After the murder of Tharivol Grinevia at the Floodshaft Academy, Eltarrion Grinevia stepped down as Headmaster and relocated to Whiteroot, moving into the vacant Whiteroot Mansion. He converted the mansion into his personal laboratory, from which he studies Keyleth's Gate in an attempt to resurrect his son.
Floodshaft Academy

The Old Mines

The Floodshaft Academy is a school for wizards located in Ipsen. It began as the Ipsen Mine, before flooding in the Sixth Reign.

## **History**

### ***A Mining Society, 5E-732***

In the later half of the Fifth Reign, Ipsen had become a lucrative mining town. This attracted many workers, and became the first real moment of growth in Ipsen's history. The miners grew impartial towards Rinnka, and he became the patron god of Ipsen. The tunnel system was called Ipsen Mine, and began producing much of the Lakewalker Tribe's supply of coal.

### ***The Mine's Collapse, 6E-230***

As Ipsen grew, the Ipsen Mine began to dig deeper and deeper into Garn's surface. One day, in the Sixth Reign, the mine suffered a horrible collapse due to a breached wall between the mine and the Blue Mist Lake. Eighty percent of the mineshafts collapsed, and the mines were put out of business. The lowest level of mineshafts didn't actually flood, surprisingly, but caught fire thanks to the supply of coal. The fire couldn't escape, and the fuel still burns to this day, warming the waters trapped in the mines. This led to the construction of Rinnka's Springs, which became a popular tourist attraction.

### ***Birth of the Academy, 6E-245***

A traveling cleric realized the medicinal capabilities of Rinnka's Springs, and settled down in Ipsen. While there, he began to educate others in his magical arts. This eventually would grow into a formal school, called the **Floodshaft Academy**. Lessons were held in the highest levels of the abandoned mines, where students could explore their magical abilities without disrupting the town. Through the centuries, the Floodshaft Academy would become the foremost school of magic on the Blue Mist Lake, and one of the finest places of learning in Garn.

### ***The Burgluk Plot, 7E-947***

At the end the Seventh Reign, several students grew jealous of one of their peers, named Edya Rotharver. They led her down into the mineshafts, and then used their magic to collapse her escape route, trapping her I the flooded mines. In trying to escape, Edya accidentally discovered a secret tunnel that had been dug by insurgent orcs from the Burgluk Clan. She fought her way through the tunnels, clearing them out single-handedly. When she returned to the school, she had inadvertently saved the city of Ipsen from a Burgluk attack. Edya would later become the Headmistress of the Floodshaft Academy.

### ***Grinevia's Murder, 7E-964***

Several years after the Burgluk tunnel incident, the Headmaster's son enrolled in the school. Tharivol Grinevia was a talented cleric, and attracted the attention of an older schoolmate, Jandar Silverine. Jandar kidnapped Tharivol, and performed horrible experiments on him that ultimately took his life. Jandar was expelled and sent to the Grey Gallows, and Eltarrion Grinevia stepped down from his position as Headmaster. He would be replaced by Edya Rotharver, the same student that had previously saved Ipsen from the Burgluk attack.
Krinnol Fireforge

Krinnol Fireforge is the current High Priest of Sokis, operating out of the House of Sokis in Karkari. He is also the father of Flint Fireforge, a founding member of the Dire Wolves.

## **History**

### ***Background, 7E-939***

Krinnol was born in Karkari, and was frequently taken on fishing trips with his father. He dreamed of being a fisherman, and met his wife Winna when they collided right off of Karkari's coast. He had been distracted by a glimmering fish in the water, and came to the conclusion that Sokis had destined he and his wife to be together.

### ***Flint Fireforge, 7E-959***

He and his wife gave birth to a son, which they named Flint. Krinnol planned for Flint to take over the family fishing business, and frequently brought him on fishing trips with him just like his grandfather had done with Krinnol.

### ***Priesthood, 7E-961***

Krinnol continued to make a living off of fish, but also dedicated more and more time to study at the House of Sokis. He eventually earned a place among the priesthood of Karkari.

### ***Flint's Visions, 7E-993***

One day, Flint told his father that he had received a vision from Sokis herself, and that he believed himself to be her Prophet. Krinnol saw this as blasphemous, and their relationship immediately began to deteriorate. Flint left home when he was twenty years old, to help spread the word of Sokis across Garn. He and his father have not spoken since.

### ***High Priest, 7E-994***

With nobody to take over the family business, Krinnol grew too old to sustain the fishery by himself. He retired, and dedicated all of his time to the House of Sokis. They helped sustain Krinnol and his wife, and he was elected as High Priest after years of service.
Quince Lestrad

Quince Lestrad is a sailor from Karkari, and brother of Jestil Lockheed.

## **History**

### ***Upbringing, 7E-921***

Quince Lestrad was born in Karkari to a local fisherman. He and his brother, Jestil, would often accompany their father on his fishing trips on the Blue Mist Lake. They showed great aptitude for fishing, and were named as the successors to their father's business.

### ***Jestil as Prophet, 7E-943***

One day, on a fishing trip, Jestil leapt into the lake only to surface some ten minutes later. He claimed to have just met Sokis herself, to the surprise of his brother and father. Jestil assumed the role of Prophet, and the family began making pilgrimages to the Isle of Grikka so he could communicate the goddess' wishes to the Queen. Jestil would go on to marry the Queen's daughter, Coya Lockheed.

### ***Messenger of the Queen, 7E-950***

After Coya was crowned Queen of the Lakewalker Kingdom, Quince and his father began sailing to deliver her messages to the three Governors of the Blue Mist Council. When Quince's father passed in 7E-950, he began to take the pilgrimage on his own.

### ***Mayoral Loss, 7E-959***

When the mayor of Karkari passed away, Quince decided to run as his replacement. Fearing that his position as messenger of the Queen would distract him from any mayoral duties, he was defeated in a landslide. His opponent, Thorvan Rotharver, had been a popular First Legionnaire in the Wayward Legion, and was seen as a much more suitable option.
Silver Stacks

The Silver Stacks is a library in the Aurum Ring of Antioth, managed by the Stoneforge family. Currently, Serana Stoneforge acts as the Prime Archivist for the Stacks.

## **History**

### ***Construction, 6E-403***

When Tenebris conquered Garn in the Tenebrian War of the Sixth Reign, Antioth was largely spared from calamity. It was occupied by the armies of Tenebris, but was allowed to continue life as usual in order for the lucrative Augur Mine to continue serving the Tenebrian legions. For three hundred years, Antioth grew while other cities remained stagnant. Over this period of Tenebrian control, more rings were constructed. The Remunerative Ring was built for commerce, the Oxidation Ring was built for habitation, and the Aurum Ring was constructed to house Tenebris's lieutenants.

In the Aurum Ring, a prison was constructed to house those who spoke out against Tenebris or broke his laws. It came to be known as the Silver Stacks, and many people (both innocent and guilty) were imprisoned and executed from the walls of the Stacks.

### ***Conversion, 6E-777***

When Tenebris was defeated and his armies were pushed from Antioth, the Aurum Ring was converted into the municipal district for the city. The Silver Stacks kept the name, but changed from a prison to a library. The library dedicated itself to the studies of religion, war, and history, and now stands as one of the largest libraries in Garn. It is now overseen by the Stoneforge family, descended from the city's founder, Antis Stoneforge.
Rinnka's Springs

Rinnka's Springs are a popular tourist attraction in Ipsen, and Monnok Dumont's location of attunement for the Blue Mist Council.

## **History**

### ***A Mining Society, 5E-732***

In the later half of the Fifth Reign, Ipsen had become a lucrative mining town. This attracted many workers, and became the first real moment of growth in Ipsen's history. The miners grew impartial towards Rinnka, and he became the patron god of Ipsen. The tunnel system was called Ipsen Mine, and began producing much of the Lakewalker Tribe's supply of coal.

### ***The Mine's Collapse, 6E-230***

As Ipsen grew, the Ipsen Mine began to dig deeper and deeper into Garn's surface. One day, in the Sixth Reign, the mine suffered a horrible collapse due to a breached wall between the mine and the Blue Mist Lake. Eighty percent of the mineshafts collapsed, and the mines were put out of business. The lowest level of mineshafts didn't actually flood, surprisingly, but caught fire thanks to the supply of coal. The fire couldn't escape, and the fuel still burns to this day, warming the waters trapped in the mines. This led to the construction of Rinnka's Springs, which became a popular tourist attraction.

### ***A Traveling Wizard, 6E-245***

A traveling cleric realized the medicinal capabilities of Rinnka's Springs, and settled down in Ipsen. While there, he began to educate others in his magical arts. This eventually would grow into a formal school, called the Floodshaft Academy. Meanwhile, the discovery of the Springs' medicinal benefits attracted a clientele of noblemen from all over Garn, and Ipsen started on its path towards becoming a city of luxury.
Hearthstead Ring

The Hearthstead Ring is one of the primary residential districts of Antioth. It is where the upper-middle class resides, thanks to its proximity to the Remunerative Ring. Many of the city's shopkeepers, merchants, and most successful sailors live in this district.

## **Layout**

The Hearthstead Ring is connected to the Lavish Ring and the Remunerative Ring to the west, and to the Arbor Ring and the Induction Ring to the north.

## **Significant Locations**

* The Chelonian Cathedral
* The Silver Chalet
Augur Mine

The Augur Mine is the largest mine in Garn, located in the subterranean city of Antioth, the capital of the Lakewalker Kingdom.

## **History**

### ***The Mine's Foundation, 5E-698***

When Antioth was first founded by Antis Stoneforge, the locals funded the city by mining into the rich stone surrounding Stone's Throw Lake. For the first ten years, the mine was an average operation with typical products yielded. However, when the miners discovered valuable gems and ore beneath the lake, the city exploded in popularity. As miners flocked to Antioth, the city expanded into a full mining colony. For ease of access, the city centers moved beneath the ground, providing shelter and proximity to the many workers.

### ***The Tenebrian War, 6E-403***

When Tenebris conquered Garn in the Tenebrian War of the Sixth Reign, Antioth was largely spared from calamity. It was occupied by the armies of Tenebris, but was allowed to continue life as usual in order for the lucrative Augur Mine to continue serving the Tenebrian legions. For three hundred years, Antioth grew while other cities remained stagnant. When the war ended and Tenebris's forces withdrew, Antioth was left as one of the primary hubs of commerce in the Lakewalker Kingdom thanks to the success of the Augur Mine.

### ***The Cladmitt Mining Company, 6E-963***

When Kindris Cladmitt became the mine's foreman, efficiency was prioritized at the sake of the workers' safety. Kindris founded the Cladmitt Mining Company, which effectively seized control of the Mine as a separate entity than the city of Antioth. More and more cave-ins began to occur, but the city blossomed further thanks to the Augur Mine's increased output. The Company also oversaw all construction of the city's new Rings, such as the Lavish Ring and the Arbor Ring.

### ***The Breach, 7E-170***

After the breach that led to the creation of Grinevia's Wall, the Cladmitt Mining Company found itself at odds with Governor Phaestus Grinevia, who attempted to dismiss the Company with a council vote. Dinsal Cladmitt, the foreman at the time, managed to persuade enough of the council that the vote failed, and then proceeded to make the case that the Foreman and Governor should be combined into a single position so that the city's progress would not be stalled by political red tape. Not only did Dinsal succeed in convincing the council, but he was elected to be the city's next Governor. Since then, every Governor has also served as the foreman of the Augur Mine. Including Dinsal, five of the Governors since Phaestus Grinevia have been members of the Cladmitt family.
Whiteroot

Whiteroot Mansion

Whiteroot is a settlement in southwest corner of the Kilteran Plateau, near the outer edges of the Whitewing Forest.

## **History**

### ***Founding, 5E-960***

When Tankota's Tree was enchanted towards the end of the Fifth Reign, its roots spread all across Garn. When one of them surfaced in the southwest corner of the Kilteran Plateau, travelers from the Green Woods began to use the root as a pit stop on their journeys. A small settlement began to grow, with nearby trees hollowed out and converted into homes.

### ***Whitewing Allegiance, 6E-62***

A traveling nobleman from Prindilly fell in love with the area during his travels, and eventually constructed a mansion within the unnamed settlement, named Whiteroot Mansion after the nearby root of Tankota's Tree. The Mansion's construction sparked a new growth in the town's population, and the settlement became known as Whiteroot. The town caught the attention of the nearby Whitewing Kingdom, and it was soon absorbed as one of the Kingdom's territories.

### ***Keyleth's Gate, 6E-860***

After the Tenebrian War, workers in Whiteroot were seeking new forms of income in the suffering economy. They began digging into the root itself, hoping to find something of value. As they dug deeper, they discovered a hollow center leading towards Tankota's Tree. The original miners were lost in its depths, and the town's residents began to avoid the tunnels. Rumors spread that the root could possibly lead into the Undercaverns, and the entrance became known as Keyleth's Gate, named after Keyleth Elenrook, the mythical daughter of Lucien.

### ***Eltarrion Grinevia, 7E-964***

After the murder of Tharivol Grinevia at the Floodshaft Academy, Eltarrion Grinevia stepped down as Headmaster and relocated to Whiteroot, moving into the vacant Whiteroot Mansion. He converted the mansion into his personal laboratory, from which he studies Keyleth's Gate in an attempt to resurrect his son.

## **Notable Locations**

* Keyleth's Gate
* Whiteroot Mansion

## **Notable Inhabitants**

* Salvin Grassmane
* Eltarrion Grinevia
Swirling Squall

The Swirling Squall is one of the royal ships of the Lockheed monarchy, and a successor to the Wayward Prince.

## **History**

### ***Construction, 7E-620***

When Waldrick Lockheed opted to isolate himself on the Isle of Grikka, he didn't wish to take the Wayward Prince as his vessel. He purchased a smaller sailing vessel, which he christened the Swirling Squall. This ship became the new royal vessel of the Lockheed Monarchy, and the Wayward Prince became an antique relic of Deepsail Harbor.

### ***Journeys, 7E-976***

Stephis Lockheed, the son of Coya Lockheed, was an avid adventurer, and wanted to see as much of the world as possible before he assumed the throne. He traveled all along the coasts of the Blue Mist Lake aboard the Swirling Squall, visiting every settlement and meeting with every leader that he could. He became close friends with all three members of the Blue Mist Council, and continues to familiarize himself with their successors as they retire.

### ***Wreck of the Squall, 7E-995***

The citizens of Ipsen were horrified to find Stephis' unconscious body only a mile up the coast, with littered debris that is assumed to be the Swirling Squall. The circumstances of his wreck are unknown, but is currently under investigation by the Governess of the Eastern Shores, Monnok Dumont. He is currently being cared for by Krikk Yuggin of the Watered Wound Apothecary.
Wayward Legion

The Wayward Legion is a small branch of the Lakewalker Legion, tasked with the defense of Karkari. They are currently led by First Legionnaire Bakson Jol, the successor of Thorvan Rotharver.

## **History**

### ***Escape from Duranna, 4E-265***

During the destruction of Duranna at the hands of Konis, a group of soldiers escaped the city aboard the stolen royal vessel, the Wayward Prince. The soldiers made their way to Karkari, hoping to lay low among the fishermen and farmers. The soldiers were quickly discovered, and the Wayward Prince was relocated to the city of Yindriggil. The deserters were given a pardon by Humrul Lockheed, since the historic ship would have been destroyed forever had they not stolen it. The legion was tasked to stay in Karkari as the local military force, and they came to be known as the Wayward Legion. The Legion has served as the city's protectors ever since, still operating under the original nickname given to them.
Yin Volgrik

A Portrait of Yin Volgrik

Yin Volgrik was a merchant and adventurer from the Third Reign. He founded the city of Yindriggil, and was the original owner of the Wayward Prince.

## **History**

### ***Background, 3E-670***

Yin was born in Duranna, into the household of Karkaro Lanternial. He was the son of two servants, but his intense likability placed him in the King's highest regards. As he aged, Yin was given many opportunities to increase his station.

### ***The Wayward Prince, 3E-695***

When he reached maturity, Yin used a grant from King Lanternial to commission a grand ship of his own. This ship, the Wayward Prince, was one of the most luxurious vessels upon the Blue Mist Lake. Yin began hosting private expeditions for members of the royal family as payment, and found a unique spot along the southern coasts with particularly beautiful views.

### ***Yin Manor, 3E-730***

Yin Volgrik began constructing a grand mansion on the shores that he frequented with his royal patrons, which came to be known as Yin Manor. This mansion would serve as the foundation for the city of Yindriggil, which in time would replace Duranna as the capital of the Lakewalker Kingdom.

### ***Adventures, 3E-758***

After laying low for many years, Yin set out on a quest for adventure. His activities are largely undocumented, but it is rumored that he discovered an ancient magic that prompted him to return home to Yindriggil out of fear.

### ***Death, 3E-776***

Yin passed away peacefully in his sleep. Before his death, he left the Wayward Prince to the son of Karkaro Lanternial, who had succeeded Karkaro as King, and the ship became the royal vessel of the Lanternial family.
Keyvei's Collection

Keyvei's Collection is a store for magical wares in the Oxidation Ring of Antioth. It is managed by Keyvei Tolimin, a prior Governor of Antioth that was removed from office for reasons of insanity.

## **History**

### **Foundations, 7E-882**

Koressa Tolimin opened the store, selling wares that her husband collected from his journeys. She raised her daughter, Keyvei Tolimin, to inherit the store, but Keyvei pursued politics instead, eventually becoming Governor of Antioth.

### **Removal from Office, 7E-986**

When Keyvei was removed from her office, she returned to her family's business, which she renamed as Keyvei's Collection. She continues to sell a variety of magical items, although many of them do not work. Her parents have long since passed, but sailors and travelers still sell her wares that they collect.
Snow Star

The Snow Star was a ship built in the Silver Scale Shipyard, designed for the purpose of exploring the Crooked Frost Flows.

## **History**

### **Duranna Expedition, 7E-985**

Svanil Cladmitt funded an expedition to Duranna to gauge the possibility of reclaiming the city for the Lakewalker Kingdom. Dellig Baldergut was chosen to lead the expedition, and the Snow Star was constructed as the vessel. It was built in the Silver Scale Shipyard in Antioth, and the journey into the Crooked Frost Flows would be its maiden voyage.

When they arrived at the city, they were met with attacking forces on both fronts. The Slither-Skall Clan was attacking from the mines, and a group of gnolls were attacking from the Frost Flows. The expedition was trapped in the ruined city, and the Snow Star was lost to the waters. Abragem Dimal managed to return to Antioth, but lied to Svanil, telling him that the entire expedition had been killed. Abragem pocketed the money from the expedition, and purchased a ship of his own, fleeing to Prindilly in the Whitewing Kingdom.
World of Garn Wiki

**Welcome to the World of Garn.**
Garn is a fictional world in the realm of Dungeons and Dragons. Power has always been balanced between the five ruling kingdoms, but this balance is not always even. This Wiki serves as a guide to Garn and all of her intricate lore, all curated by Chris Jerabek, the world's creator.

## **The Five Regions**

Garn is made up of five distinct regions, each ruled by a different kingdom. Green WoodsKilteran PlateauRedfang MountainsBlue Mist LakeThe Wastes

## **The Seven Reigns**

The history of Garn is separated into sections of 1000 years, called Reigns. Each Reign is ruled a different pantheon of gods, and ends with 24 hours of darkness known as the Dark Day. The First ReignThe Second ReignThe Third ReignThe Fourth ReignThe Fifth ReignThe Sixth ReignThe Seventh Reign

*Important Links*

* Garn
* The Dire Wolves
* The Shadowclaw Cult
* The Whitewing Kingdom
* The Blue Mist Lake
Coya Lockheed

Coya Lockheed is the Queen of the Lakewalker Kingdom. She lives on the Isle of Grikka, alongside her husband Jestil Lockheed.

## **History**

### ***Background, 7E-923***

Coya was born on the Isle of Grikka to the Lakewalker Queen. She was a bright and rambunctious child, often hunting and fighting the surrounding creatures of the island.

### ***Jestil Lestrade, 7E-944***

Coya met Jestil Lestrad when they were young. His position as the Prophet of Sokis was completely unknown to her, as were the motivations for his regular trips to the Isle of Grikka. She always believed that he was simply on fishing voyages. Jestil was a quiet boy, but his intellect intrigued her. They fell in love, and were married within a year of their meeting. Jestil took the name of his wife, as she was next in line for the Lakewalker throne.

### ***Assuming the Throne, 7E-948***

When her mother died, Coya became the new Queen of the Lakewalkers. When she assumed the throne, her husband revealed to her that he was the Prophet of Sokis. The two would regularly commune with Jestil's brother, Quince, to bring their decrees to the mainland.

### ***Stephis, 7E-951***

Coya quickly gave birth to a son named Stephis, born on the Isle of Grikka. The three lived in near solitude until Stephis was twenty-five years old, when he was finally permitted to leave the island. Since his departure, he has been traveling the lake to familiarize himself with the members of the Blue Mist Council. Seeing as he has no female siblings, Stephis is next in line for the Lakewalker Throne.

## **Personality**

Coya is known for her extreme paranoia, and her distrust for visitors to the island. She often sends her husband, Jestil, to deal with those that seek an audience with the Queen.
Dellig Baldergut

Dellig Baldergut is an explorer from Antioth, charged with leading the expedition to reclaim Duranna for the Lakewalker Kingdom.

## **History**

### ***Background, 7E-953***

Dellig Baldergut was born in Antioth. Her father was a ship mason in the Silver Scale Shipyard, so she was raised around ships. She had dreams of becoming a sailor, seeking to sail around the Blue Mist Lake as an adventurer. When she was only 32 years old, she was selected to lead the expedition to reclaim Duranna for the Lakewalker Kingdom.

### **Expedition to Duranna, 7E-985**

Svanil Cladmitt commissioned the expedition to Duranna, gauging the possibility of reclaiming the city for the Lakewalker Kingdom. The Snow Star was constructed for the mission, with Dellig personally overseeing the vessel's construction.

When they arrived at the city, they were met with attacking forces on both fronts. The Slither-Skall Clan was attacking from the mines, and a group of gnolls were attacking from the Frost Flows. The expedition was trapped in the ruined city, but a single informant managed to slip away and return to Antioth, on the brink of starvation. Abragem Dimal managed to return to Antioth, but lied to Svanil, telling him that the entire expedition had been killed. Abragem pocketed the money from the expedition, and purchased a ship of his own, fleeing to Prindilly in the Whitewing Kingdom.

### ***Slither-Skall Capture, 7E-997***

The longer the expedition remained trapped in Duranna, the more dire the circumstance became. Food was scarce, and the survivors were forced to resort to cannibalism to survive. Eventually, only three members were left: Dellig Baldergut, Ephraim Half-Scale, and Ailos Black. During an attempted escape, Dellig was captured by Slither-Skall warriors, and imprisoned within the Blue Garrison.
Chelonian Cathedral

The Chelonian Cathedral is a place of worship in Antioth, dedicated to the gods Tartuft, Ribble, Weitong, and Sokis. Miriam Mastis serves as the High Priestess of the Cathedral, leading ceremonies of worship for all four of the approved deities.

## **History**

### ***Construction and Controversy, 6E-910***

The Chelonian Cathedral was constructed towards the end of the Sixth Reign, as a focal point of the Hearthstead Ring. To encourage travelers to settle in Antioth, they sought to build a Cathedral to all of the major gods of the Blue Mist Lake, with the exceptions of Konis and Rinnka. Knowing that the Seventh Reign was quickly approached, they left space for a fourth deity to be added. When Sokis became the next goddess of water, she was added to the Cathedral's pantheon.
A World of Roots (Book)

"A World of roots" is a book written by Hursen Fildever in 6E-762, chronicling Swivaska's fall to the Undercaverns.

## **Text**

Lucien Elenrook was a threat. He was cunning, stealthy, and proud. By rescuing his daughter from the jaws of death, he threatened the sanctity of one of life's most enduring truths: its end. Tankota witnessed this miracle, and knew the gods would have to act, lest death itself be unraveled. Malefik alone was not enough to secure the deep well of souls and shadows, so more safeguards would have to be erected. Still, Lucien's courage was to be recognized and admired.

Tankota pleaded with the Runepriest, asking for a symbol of the gods' strength. A symbol that would ward any trespassers away from the realm of the dead. The Runes heard his desperate cries, and then set their gaze upon the tree where Lucien had revived his daughter. Already, the tree possessed a curative sap and a connection to Garn itself. Now, with the essence of the Runes pouring through it, the tree began to grow. Its roots spread beneath all of Garn. Tankota's blessed tree grew to a height that rivaled the Blood Peaks themselves, causing Swivaska to shiver with rage.

The dragon confronted the Runepriest, asking why his greatest achievement was doomed to be overshadowed by the wiles of an Elf. Swivaska's rage was quickly turned to remorse. The Runes, furious at his needless jealousy, cast Swivaska beneath the trunk of Tankota's Tree. There, he was doomed to guard the entrance to the Undercaverns forevermore. Never again would a mortal enter Malefik's sacred realm.

The great tree's roots spread beneath all that is known, and many have found passage through the winding mazes. Perhaps Lucien's passage still exists. Perhaps there lies a path to the Undercaverns, waiting to be rediscovered. But under the watchful eyes of Tankota, Swivaska, and Malefik himself, I warn any curious reader against such a task. If the draconic god of fire could be cast into the roots, none are safe from the fury of the Runes.
Waldrin Bridge

Waldrin Bridge was constructed in the Seventh Reign to connect the Isle of Grikka to Swan's Leap.

## **History**

### ***Construction, 7E-620***

When Waldrick Lockheed relocated to the Isle of Grikka in the Seventh Reign, he began construction of the city of Waldrin. While it was being built, he began construction of the Waldrin Bridge, connecting the Isle of Grikka to Swan's Leap. The project was led by the dwarven architect, Brugnol Bhat. Waldrick intended for the city to expand onto the smaller island, but construction ended as citizens began to flee the community.
Waldrick Lockheed

Waldrick Lockheed

Waldrick Lockheed was the King of the Lakewalker Kingdom when the Blue Mist Council was founded.

## ***History***

### ***Birth, 7E-590***

Waldrick was born in Yindriggil, the son of the Lakewalker King. He assumed the throne in 7E-608, when his father passed.

### ***Waldrin, 7E-620***

Waldrick Lockheed was King of the Lakewalker Kingdom when the gods removed themselves from mortal affairs, and had no desire to become a uniquely powerful monarch. To unify the people, the three largest settlements of the region decided that they would rule the land in tandem, forming the Blue Mist Council. There would be three Governors, residing in Bendrikka, Antioth, and Ipsen. Together, they would make all major decisions for the people of the Blue Mist Lake, with the King guiding their decisions along the way. With the Council in charge, Waldrick and his family moved from Yindriggil to the Isle of Grikka, building the city of Waldrin. His home, the Lockheed Chateau, was constructed by Brugnol Bhat, who also designed the Temple of Sokis and the Waldrin Bridge.

### ***Death, 7E-681***

Waldrick Lockheed fell mysteriously ill, which many saw as the final sign of Waldrin's haunting. The remaining citizens fled the city, and it has been abandoned ever since. Waldrick passed, and his only daughter assumed the throne. She took the remaining family and fled to the southern shores of the Island, founding the Queen's Shore. The Lakewalkers have been ruled by female heirs ever since. Waldrick was buried beneath the Temple of Sokis, where he supposedly still dwells as one of Waldrin's ghosts.
Silver Scale Shipyard

The Silver Scale Shipyard is the base of operations for the Silver Scale Armada in Antioth. It operates under the command of the Lakewalker Legion, led by Bwale Traditto. They have been responsible for the creation of ships like the Ellurian Titan, the Snow Star, and the Black Mast.

## **History**

### ***Founding, 5E-830***

As Antioth grew, a need developed for a full shipyard. The small dock of the Stone's Throw Lake was transformed into a full shipyard, and they began constructing merchant ships to help Antioth trade the wares that they removed from the Augur Mine.

### ***Silver Scale Armada, 6E-777***

After Tenebris was defeated and the Tenebrian War ended, the Lakewalker Kingdom decided that they needed a legitimate naval force to prevent future attacks. The Silver Scale Armada was created, named for the shipyard that was tasked with building the new military vessels. Since then, the Silver Scale Shipyard as acted as the naval headquarters for the Lakewalker Legion, building ships like the Black Mast.
Ziqok

Ziqok is an Archpriest of Weitong, and the leader of Kuo-Kari.

## **History**

### ***Background, 7E-968***

Ziqok hatched in Kuo-Ka'paa, and was raised in the Temple of Weitong. His older brother, Scutren, showed greater aptitude as a spiritual leader, so he was selected over Ziqok to be the next Archpriest.

### ***Flight from Kuo-Ka'paa, 7E-981***

After Isaya Tarina ascended to the throne of Tartanas, the Sahuagin presence in Kuo-Ka'paa became more aggressive. The combination of Sahuagin aggression and his failure to become Archpriest were enough to convince Ziqok to relocate. He organized a small group of Kuo-Toa and fled Kuo-Ka'paa, making their way to Karkari. They made a deal with the locals, supplying the citizens with fish in exchange for shelter in the surrounding coastal waters.

### ***The Ellurian Titan, 7E-984***

After the Kuo-Toa were living in the coastal waters of Karkari for several years, the heavily damaged Ellurian Titan made its way into port. The ship was declared to be beyond saving, and Ziqok asked if he could take the ship as a shelter for his people. The mayor, Thorvan Rotharver, approved his request, and the Ellurian Titan was allowed to sink into the harbor. Now, only the bow of the ship is visible above the water line, connected to the rest of the Floating Quarter. The settlement came to be called Kuo-Kari, and Ziqok finally assumed the coveted title of Archpriest.
Nata Quindilfawn

Nata Quindilfawn was an Elven nobleman in the Sixth Reign.

## **History**

### ***Background***

Nata was born into a wealthy family in Rootreach, but had no taste for leadership. He left his home and traveled across Garn, seeking a calm place to settle down and start a family. In 6E-880, he fell in love with the Lakewalker city of Ipsen.

### ***The Quindilfawn Retreat***

Unsatisfied with the spiritual focus of the city, he founded the Quindilfawn Retreat as a luxurious getaway from Garn's wealthiest patrons. This attracted new attention to the city of Ipsen, and provided the economic stimulation necessary for it to grow into a thriving community.

The Retreat has remained under Quindilfawn control for generations. It currently is controlled by his great-grandson, Jasper Quindilfawn.
Crooked Frost Flows

The Crooked Frost Flows are a region of the Blue Mist Lake, located within the Northern Shores. Duranna is the only settlement within the region, and has long since laid in ruin thanks to Konis's rampage in the Fourth Reign.

## **History**

### ***The Swan and the Snake, 4E-265***

Grikka was a frequent visitor to the calm waters of the Blue Mist Lake, which in time allowed her to fall in love with Konis, the crocodile goddess of water. The gods of Garn had long avoided romantic attachments of any kind, due to the potential for conflict. Still, Grikka gave in to her lovestruck heart and the two began a forbidden love affair. This continued for almost a hundred years, before being discovered by a Tartan named Dranor Tarina. When he attempted to blackmail Konis, she murdered him in order to keep their relationship secret. When Grikka discovered the murder, she felt betrayed. Grikka abandoned her lover, sending Konis into a wild fury that devestated the Northern Shores. The gods pleaded with the Runepriest to stop her rampage, but the Runes refused to intercede. Grikka swam to the bottom of the Blue Mist Lake to calm her lover, and Konis ceased her rampage out of fear of drowning Grikka. The Runepriest immortalized the two lovers in stone, creating the Isle of Grikka and the caverns of Konraki.

### ***Ellurian Expeditions, 6E-240***

In the Sixth Reign, the Lakewalker Kingdom began exploring more and more of the territory leading into the Ellurian Tundra. A special ship was crafted in Antioth to plunge into the arctic depths, which was christened the Ellurian Titan. The ship led many expeditions into the Crooked Frost Flows, allowing the Kingdom to eventually chart the entire area. When the Blue Mist Lake fell to Tenebris' armies in the Tenebrian War, the Lakewalker Legion was left in shambles. The crew of the Ellurian Titan was left in disarray, staying in hiding in the abandoned ruins of Duranna, never again to make an expedition into the frozen wastes of the Ellurian Tundra. Nobody knows what happened to the crew, but it is rumored that they were found and killed by local gnolls or the nearby Slither-Skall Clan.

### ***Slither-Skall Conflict, 7E-985***

In the Seventh Reign, long after the Shadow War, Svanil Cladmitt funded an expedition to Duranna to gauge the possibility of reclaiming the city for the Lakewalker Kingdom. Dellig Baldergut was chosen to lead the expedition, aboard the Snow Star. When they arrived at the city, they were met with attacking forces on both fronts. The Slither-Skall Clan was attacking from the mines, and a group of gnolls were attacking from the Frost Flows. The expedition was trapped in the ruined city, but a single informant managed to slip away and return to Antioth, on the brink of starvation. Abragem Dimal managed to return to Antioth, but lied to Svanil, telling him that the entire expedition had been killed. Abragem pocketed the money from the expedition, and purchased a ship of his own, fleeing to Prindilly in the Whitewing Kingdom.

## **Significant Locations**

* Arishin's Isle
* Dinveros's Lair
* Duranna
* The Withering Cave
Maddie Phillips

**Maddie Phillips** is an actress in the Netflix series, *Teenage Bounty Hunters*. She portrays the character of Sterling Wesley.

## Biography

Maddie was born and raised in Vancouver Canada until she was ten years old before moving then to Perth, Western Australia where her maternal family resides. Maddie played soccer for ten years and although she loved singing, creative writing, photography and pretty much anything else in the arts, acting was always her greatest love.

Soon after graduating high school in 2012 at Penrhos College, having studied theatre while also earning a High Distinction from L.A.M.D.A (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts), Maddie decided to move back to Vancouver to audition for the ASAS program at Capilano University in the hopes of pursuing a career in film and television.

Although receiving early acceptance into the program, Maddie signed with an acting agency and decided to abandon structured secondary education for the world of auditioning and various independent acting classes around the city. Maddie began training at Studio On the Drive with coaches including Ingrid Torrance and Arron Craven, Railtown Studios with John Cassini, The Actors Foundry with teacher Matthew Harrison and to this day continues to study and coach with Deb Podowski at Austin Tuck Studios.
Temple of Konis

The Temple of Konis is located in Yindriggil, and is dedicated to the goddess of water from the Fourth Reign.

## **History**

### ***Construction, 5E-379***

In the Fifth Reign, during the fragile peace between Tartanas and the Lakewalker Kingdom, the Tartans began forcefully suggesting a surface temple to one of their patron goddesses, Konis. After her destruction of the Northern Shores, worship of Konis had become socially unacceptable. Still, with the pressure of the Tartans, construction began in Yindriggil of a temple dedicated to the goddess of destruction. As a compromise, the temple was built on top of the water's surface near Deepsail Harbor, so that it wouldn't compromise those who dwelled within the city limits. To this day, it remains the only one of its kind.
Sanded Sister

The Sanded Sister is a thriving merchant ship, currently docked in the Floating Quarter of Karkari and captained by Garina Abutan.

## **History**

### ***Dunecrest Diplomacy, 7E-438***

When the Dunecrest Concord was established after the Shadow War, they emphasized naval travel in order to properly report to the four Kingdoms of Garn. The Sanded Sister was constructed as a diplomacy vessel, in a fleet known as the Dunecrest Armada.

### ***Merchant Vessel, 7E-973***

As the Dunecrest Concord grew weaker and weaker, more and more soldiers began to desert. The Captain of the Sanded Sister, Garina Abutan, took the loyal members of her crew with her and abandoned the Concord, traveling Garn as a merchant vessel. It was wildly successful, trading in exotic goods that it amassed through its travels.

### ***Karkari, 7E-981***

The Sanded Sister made its way to Karkari, and the locals flocked to the ship's exotic wares. The Sanded Sister became an early resident of the Floating Quarter, where it has remained ever since. The ship makes occasional supply runs every few months, but always returning to its home in Karkari.
Myles Evans

**Myles Evans** is an actor in the Netflix series, *Teenage Bounty Hunters*. He portrays the character, Miles Taylor.

## Biography

Myles Evans, born July 4, 1995, is an on-screen and voice actor known for his role Chance in the feature film The Hate U Give (2018) as well as Scout Atlas Elf and Tower Clock Elf in "Elf Pets: Fox Cub's Christmas Tale" & "Elf Pets: Santa's St. Bernard's Save Christmas".

Growing up, Myles was heavily influenced and inspired by the work of several actors and filmmakers such as Jim Carey, Kel Mitchell, Ben Stiller and Robert Rodriguez to name a few. His love and appreciation of the work done by these individuals has inspired Myles to become the actor and aspiring filmmaker that he is today.
Eltarrion Grinevia

Eltarrion Grinevia is a dwarven wizard living in Whiteroot, previously serving as the Headmaster of the Floodshaft Academy. He is a descendant of Phaestus Grinevia, responsible for the creation of Grinevia's Wall.

## **History**

### ***Tharivol's Murder, 7E-964***

Several years after the Burgluk tunnel incident, the Headmaster's son enrolled in the school. Tharivol Grinevia was a talented cleric, and attracted the attention of an older schoolmate, Jandar Silverine. Jandar kidnapped Tharivol, and performed horrible experiments on him that ultimately took his life. Jandar was expelled and sent to the Grey Gallows, and **Eltarrion Grinevia** stepped down from his position as Headmaster. He would be replaced by Edya Rotharver, the same student that had previously saved Ipsen from the Burgluk attack.
Miriam Mastis

Miriam Mastis is the High Priestess of the Chelonian Cathedral, and is married to Miril Mastis.

## **History**

### ***Background, 7E-961***

Miriam Mastis was born in Antioth. Her father left before she was born, so she was raised by her mother, Marlena Mastis. Marlena obsessively owned and operated the Third Mast, an inn in the Oxidation Ring, in the hopes that it would bring her husband back to her. Miriam was a very religious youth, and spent many years in the Silver Stacks and the Chelonian Cathedral, studying the deities of the Blue Mist Lake.

### ***Chelonian Cathedral, 7E-982***

Miriam began working in the Cathedral, while still helping her mother with the Third Mast. Over time, her responsibilities grew. Eventually, she became the High Priestess. It was in this position that she met Miril Dimal, who later became her wife.
Brugnol Bhat

Brugnol Bhat was a dwarven architect from the Seventh Reign. He is most known for is work concerning the city of Waldrin, particularly the Temple of Sokis and Waldrin Bridge.

## **History**

### ***Background, 7E-552***

Brugnol Bhat was born in Yindriggil, and was the son of a Priest of Konis. Priests of Konis were not well-considered in the city, and he had no desire to follow in his father's footsteps. He was exposed to the Sokicon at a young age, and began to worship Sokis as his patroness.

### ***Architect, 7E-573***

Brugnol Bhat began working as an architect's assistant when he was young. This was a respected dwarven career, and he quickly showed aptitude for the work. By the age of forty he had his own business, and became one of the most renowned architects in the Blue Mist Lake.

### ***Waldrin and the Lockheed Chateau, 7E-620***

When Waldrick Lockheed relocated to the Isle of Grikka, he requested that Brugnol Bhat come with him to design his home. The Lockheed Chateau was completed, and a city began to grow around it.

### ***The Waldrin Bridge, 7E-620***

As the city grew, Waldrick foresaw expansion onto the nearby Swan's Leap island. Brugnol oversaw construction of the Waldrin Bridge, and it became one of his most famous works.

### ***The Temple of Sokis, 7E-629***

Brugnol Bhat was commissioned to build the Temple of Sokis in Waldrin's early years. This would be his final project, and would die soon after its completion. His legacy is tied to that of the Temple, which still stands despite the dilapidated city that surrounds it. Rumors dictate that the Temple only stands out of the sheer will of Waldrick Lockheed, although some believe that Brugnol Bhat's ghost maintains the building's splendor from the afterlife.
Marlena Mastis

Marlena Mastis is the mother of Miriam Mastis, and owner of the Third Mast Inn in Antioth.

## **History**

### ***Background, 7E-943***

Marlena was born in Antioth. She married her childhood best friend, and became pregnant at a very young age.

### ***The Third Mast, 7E-961***

When Marlena Mastis was pregnant with Miriam, her husband left her. Marlena opened up an inn, hoping to one day bring him back. She named it the Third Mast, in reference to the missing third member of her family. Miriam helped Marlena run the inn as she grew up, never allowing her duties at the Chelonian Cathedral to interfere.

### ***The Third Mastis, 7E-986***

During her time at the Cathedral, Miriam met a local woman named Miril Dimal. The two fell in love, and Miril began working at the Third Mast. When Miril and Miriam were married, Marlena realized that Miril had become the "Third Mast" of the family. Since then, the three women have run the inn together.