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Malial Beastblood

"Beastfather", artist unknown, circa 300 AS

(Archdivine)

**Malial Beastblood** was the god of the hunt and the patron deity of all those who spent their time in pursuit, such as hunters, trackers, and therianthropes. This also included academics and scholars who pursued truth and knowledge, rather than physical prey.

His domain included therianthropy, study, and the primal draw of the hunt. He was also an exarch of knowledge, a status he shared with Tassia.

## History

Malial was born near the start of the Age of Sanctity by the intermixing of divine energies with the desires and prayers of the newborn mortal races.

At some point in the Age of Sanctity, Malial attempted to cross the Grand Gates into Celestia, leading to a fight between him and Tyyrgysh Dead-Hand. This long battle lasted many days, during which the Dread Warden managed to grievously wound the Hunter. The blood of Malial spilled onto Jassal, and turned its residents into the first Beastfolk.

## Relationships

Malial held a deep and enduring contempt for Tyyrgysh, as the latter foiled his attempts to enter the Divine realm of Celestia during the Age of Sanctity.

**Rannoch**, the Animal King, was an exarch of Malial.

## Worshipers

Malial is the only divine whose worship was permitted in Jassal, where all society and life was structured around his High Hunts.

## Symbol

The hunters of Jassal carried dried catspaw and agrimony, kept in a small oilcloth pouch, as symbols of the Hunter.

Catspaw and agrimony were two herbs used during the Jassal's High Hunts; catspaw was used to disguise the scent of the hunter, allowing them to sneak upon the marks, and agrimony was used in poultices and healing salves. Over time the scent of catspaw and agrimony came to be associated with the High Hunt, and by extension with the Beastfather.

## Holy Day

High Hunts were held four times per year, once for each season, organized and run by the Huntmistress or Huntmaster. In Jassal, High Hunts were held on the first day of Coldwaters, Greengrasses, Deepsuns, and Redfalls.

The High Hunts consisted of a predetermined “mark”, equipped with non-magical weapons, armor, and other items, being set loose in an area of their own choosing. After an hour, the participants of the hunt, armed with ceremonial daggers and their natural weapons, would begin their hunt. If the mark escaped or otherwise survived until sunrise, they earned immunity from any subsequent hunts and could also ask for any boon, within reason, of the Huntmaster or Huntmistress.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The Divines*
* *The Leverian Calendar*

### Gallery

Catspaw and Agrimony, symbols of the Beastblood
Mount Lyra

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**Mount Lyra**, known by the drakkar as **Skaal'nora***,* and by the men of the Empire as **Needlepoint**, was the tallest mountain in Leveria, located in the Pilnet range near the Krinkell-Strysand Border. Its elevation was established in 1699 AD by the Ironcloak mage Johann Margulis at 8,420 m, although scholars at the Academy of Natural Sciences questioned the accuracy of this number against the previously established height of 8,669 m.

The mountain was famous for being the site of Haesgarath's death during the Dawn War, as well as the location where Saint Pygmalion was said to have received the Divine revelation that began his pilgrimage. Climbing the mountain without a permit was illegal as the location was sacred to the drakkar, and after Krinkell's annexation into the Empire issuance of permits was halted indefinitely.

## Cladem Petra

**Cladem Petra** (*Common: The Rock of Defeat*) was a temple dedicated to the dead god Haesgarath, which was built early in the Age of Sanctity by Tiamat and Bahamut. A portion of the temple was destroyed soon after during the War of the Dragons.

Supplies to Cladem Petra were sent up partway via a rail network, but caravans and pack-horses were still required for the final leg of the journey.

An expedition sent into ruins near Cladem Petra around 1050 AD, under the leadership of Adeptus Arcanist Laurelyn Fallomir, of Argemennon, discovered scrolls dating to the Spellbreak that allowed Fallomir to translate the Veil of the World in its entirety.
Saint Pygmalion

## Demetrius Pygmalion

Calais Jeraan, "The Second Saint of Mount Lyra", circa 1500 AS

 — Saint Pygmalion
, Initium 1:1-8, The Collected Works of the Second Saint of Mount Lyra, Volume 1

**Saint Demetrius Pygmalion**, also known as the **Second Saint of Mount Lyra**, was a priest dedicated to the service of the Keeper of Knowledge. Near the end of the Spellbreak, while visiting a friend at Cladem Petra, Saint Pygmalion received a vision that called him to compile the many holy scriptures and oral traditions of the departing divines. He would spend the next nine years composing his magnum opus, **Al-Kiddath As-Agasi,** usually translated as the *Collected Works*.

## Al-Kiddath As-Agasi

Al-Kiddath As-Agasi, or the Collected Works, written by the Second Saint, is composed of five books, of which the first three (the *Codex Divinus*, the *Codex Historia*, the *Codex Rectus*) comprise the Concordant Canon. The *Codex Divinus* details of the Archdivine's works, the *Codex Historia* presents a record of historical events, and the *Codex Rectus* details the way to lead a proper life, such as rules concerning warfare, and prayers for various occasions.

The fourth is the *Codex Apocrypha*, written by Saint Pygmalion near the end of his life, after his return to Cladem Petra. Some scholars believe that it is not divine in origin, and that Saint Pygmalion may have created these final works. Such scholars point to a mind left weary and broken by years of revelation, and fogged by old age. As such, the *Codex Apocrypha* is considered canonical as long as it does not conflict with the Concordant Canon, while some sects disregard it wholesale.

The final book penned by the Second Saint was the *Codex Hereticus*. All copies of the *Codex Hereticus* were burned by the Copperband Knights shortly after the death of the Second Saint, and only small scraps of this tome remain. These half-burnt scraps led to the formation of the Cult of Instrumentality, and are kept in the Church of Instrumentality in Carpigiani.
Potato

A starchy root vegetable that is the staple ingredient in main cuisines.

## Marketing

**Potatoes** are a consumable item that restores health.

## Obtaining

### Farming

Potatoes are obtained by planting and growing potato seeds at Thunderbunn Farm, they take ? days to grow.

## Usage

### Cooking

Potatoes can be used to cook the following:

### Quests

#### Kiki’s Farming Trial 1

Harvesting 9 Potatoes is required to complete the quest, *Kiki’s Farming Trial 1*.

### Consuming

Potatoes can be consumed to restore 8 health points.

### Selling

Potatoes can be sold at the Selling Box on Thunderbunn Farm for 75 Paw Pennies each.
Jassal

**Jassal** was the easternmost nation of Leveria. Since it was an insular, theocratic nation that was separated from the rest of the world by the **Shipgrave** on one side and **Dead-Man's Gorge** on the other, most Leverians knew very little about it- with most of the information about the Jassali government, and general way of living, coming from either the few merchants who braved either the dangerous waters of the southern shipping lanes between **Amarent** and **Prifddinas** or the much longer journey through the **Istryan Sea,** or from those beastfolk who managed to escape the island nation.

The capital of Jassal, and the largest city therein, was Amarent. However, most of Jassal's population lived in smaller towns and villages scattered all over the island.
Ironcloak Illuminum

The symbol of the Illuminum

By our wills and by our works are the lands of the Kith kept safe.

 — The words of the Illuminum

**The Ironcloak Illuminum** was an influential and powerful guild of mages in **Jaerrar.**

## History

The Illuminum was founded in the Age of Sanctity, by Lord Vethroth Illrim.

## Operations

The Archmage of the Illuminum was one of the five Councilors of Jaerrar.
The First Triarchy

**The First Triarchy** was the name used to refer to the three archmages who together founded the **Academy of Natural Science**, whose statues stood for many centuries after in the Academy Grounds.

These figures appeared to be human-height, although not much else could be discerned as their faces had been removed and names struck from all records on their own orders, as the **First Chancellor** feared that the idolization of the founders may lead to their deification. After their deaths, as new people were elected to the Triarchy, they took on the titles of the founders and formed the **Inheritor Triarchy.**

## Members

**The First Chancellor:** Standing in the middle, the First Chancellor held an open book in their two-thumbed left hand. They had an androgynous figure, and long, curly hair.

**The First Lord Librarian:** Standing to the left of the First Chancellor, the statue of the First Lord Librarian depicted a feminine figure wearing a long caban. They held a stave in their left hand, and their right hand was resting on the hilt of a knife hanging on their waist. Three disembodied hands emerged from the folds of their coat.

**The First Provost:** Standing to the right of the First Chancellor, the First Provost was the tallest of the three, and was depicted wearing a heavy cloak that obscured most of their form, except for their steepled hands.
Jakhan the Mad Ecstasy

"The Mad Ecstasy" artist unknown, circa 300 AS

### Symbol

An obsidian or onyx triangle, either speckled white or with a red dot in the centre

### Aspects

The Muse
The Passion
The Gastronome

## Worshipers

### Holy day(s)

Jakhanalia
Liar's Night

## Miscellaneous information

### Favored animals

Monkeys

**Jakhan** was the goddess of revelry, and the patron deity of acrobats, bards, performers, drunkards and artists. Her domain included festivities, theatre, lovemaking, ritual madness, wine-making, and the various arts.

## History

Jakhan was born during the Age of Sanctity from the mixing of divine energies and the desires of the newborn mortal races of Leveria.

During the Age of Sanctity, Jakhan was the *tutelary* of Ernot, where she established the House of the Seven Ecstasies as the centre of her faith.

## Relationships

The Elves of the Winter Court, who apostatized from the faith of their brethren courts in favour of the Divine Word, were considered heretics by Jakhan's followers.

## Worshipers

Jakhan was worshiped throughout Leveria, and her followers often performed pilgrimages to Ernot, the seat of her faith, to pray at her House.

She was the main deity kept by the elves of the Spring Court, both those who inhabited the Feywild and those who lived in the Prime Material.

### The Divine Arts of Ecstasy

The Divine Arts of Ecstasy were the seven forms of worship decreed by Jakhan to her followers. These Divine Arts, extensively studied (and practiced) in her House, were:

* Theatre
* Poetry
* Painting
* Lovemaking
* Dancing
* Feasting
* Ritual Madness

## Symbol

Her symbol was an inverted black triangle carved from onyx or obsidian that was either speckled white or depicted with a small red dot in the centre.

## Holy Day

Her devotees celebrated Jakhanalia, in the month of Seeds. While not directly associated with her, most of her devotees also celebrated Liar’s Night.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The Divines*
* *The Leverian Calendar*

### Gallery

A pendant in the shape of Jakhan's symbol
Arcanith

**Arcanith** was a form of condensed arcane energy that was used to power magitech machinery and enchant magical items. While it was typically used as a fine golden dust, it was pressed into crystals and bricks for easier transport, and so arcanith was sometimes referred to as **magic rocks**.

The sale and ownership of arcanith was heavily controlled, leading to a pervasive underground trade in almost all urban centres. Depending on the seller, a gram of arcanith could cost anywhere between 150 and 500 gold.

## Production

Since all living things in Leveria resonated with the Weave of Magic arcanith could theoretically be created from any creature (plants, animals, or even kith), although most sources produced too little arcanith for them to be a viable source. Most of the arcanith used throughout Leveria came from Tsíoracacht, where it was distilled from the sap of fireblossom trees.

Scholars at both the Academy and the Illuminum carried out extensive research into arcanith production methods, although those at the Academy were somewhat hampered by the need to have each experiment authorized by the Triarchy.

## Notable Uses

Owing to the presence of minute amounts of arcanith amongst the debris recovered from Faldarrast Fields, was theorised that either careless research or particularly unstable arcanith may have caused the destruction of Old Arnvale.

The magitech flatboats utilized by the Valefolk during the monsoon months were powered by arcanith. Fifteen grams of arcanith was sufficient to power a flatboat for one season.

A large chunk of arcanith was stored at the top of Sarnasgavol, and used to power the lighthouse.
The Arasari Faith

**The Arasari Faith** was a religion practised mainly in the Empire. It was unique amongst the many religions practised in western Leveria in that its adherents did not hold any of the many Divines as their principle object of Faith, but instead placed their belief in an omniscient, ineffable being referred to by the Arasari Church as **Bathal.** Adherents of the Arasari faith also held the Undying Emperor in high regard, whom they exalted as an Avatar of Bathal.

## Bathal

Bathal was the being worshiped by the Arasari as the one and only true divine, although there was little to no evidence that such a being actually existed.

## Worshipers

   The Arasari Faith was restricted more or less to Argemennon, and was not especially widespread even in the city, where the worship of Solas and Luna was much more common.

## Sects

By 1706 AD the Arasari Faith had not developed any prominent sects or heresies, as it was still rather new.
Duchy of Frostmoor

**The Duchy of Frostmoor** was a small autonomous duchy under the banner of the Empire of Strysand.

## Government

Despite being a vassal state of Strysand, Frostmoor maintained a high level of autonomy; the Empire did not impose imperial authority on Frostmoor's internal affairs or violate its borders for the most part, since the duke and duchess of Frostmoor were trusted confidantes of the Undying Emperor.

## Major Cities & Settlements

**Frostmoor:** The capital city of the duchy.

**Sornemere:** A small town near the Northern border. By 1706 AD the city had been abandoned by its original inhabitants, and served instead as the base of operations for the Ad Zaytnor.

## Locations of Interest

**Glasspool:** A small inland sea, fed from the waters of the Ledos.

**Betrayer's Barrows:** An extensive collection of tunnels, caves, and catacombs below the city of Frostmoor.
Born-Dead Mikrul

“They of the Dreary Coast”, by Qistina Khalidah, circa 340 AS

(Archdivine)

**Born-Dead Mikrul,** also known as the **End of Everything**, was the divine of death. They were the patron deity of those who work with the dead, such as morticians and gravediggers, and the dead themselves.

## History

Mikrul was one of the three original divines, and participated in the War of Creation.

## Relationships

Mikrul, and all those who followed them, held necromancers and the undead in the uttermost contempt.

Even during the Age of Sanctity, Mikrul preferred to remain neutral, and forged no alliances or enmities with other divines. They were, however, opposed to Dread Utgash, the exarch of Murder, owing to the latter's disregard for life.

## Worshipers

Mikrul's clerics exalted death as the natural end of life.

Those who entered the service of the End of Everything forsook everything they possessed in their past lives, including their names. To this end, adherents of the Born-Dead kept their faces hidden under ornate metal masks, in remembrance of their faceless patron.

## Symbol

The symbol of the Born-Dead was a votive hourglass or timepiece, kept in contact with the holder’s skin.

## Holy Day

Devotees of the Born-Dead celebrated Songslaught during the first week of the month of Songs. During this week, clerics and priests of Mikrul were permitted to remove their masks and spend the day as their past selves.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The Divines*
* *The Leverian Calendar*

### Gallery

An hourglass and a timepiece, symbols of the Born-DeadA priest of the Born-Dead, clad in their metal mask
Durand Sedgewick

The Inheritor Provost, one of the three heads of the Academy

**Durand Sedgewick** was the professor of Economics and Business at the Academy of Natural Science, and the Inheritor Provost of the Triarcy.

## Description

### Appearance

Durand was a scrawny and balding orcish male who made up in brains what he lacked in brawn.

### ersonality

Durand was a strong believer in the Academy's central tenet of neutrality. He was fiercely opposed to carrying out unnessasary research and inquiries.

## Activities

Durand was the professor of Economics and Business, and as such spent most of his time teaching and instructing students at the Academy.

He was also in charge of supervising all the curricular, instructional, and research affairs of the Academy.

## Relationships

Most of the staff at the Academy considered the Provost a nessassary evil, and avoided him at all costs.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The First Triarchy*
* *The Academy of Natural Science*
The Kith

**Those of the Kith,** or simply **the Kith,** was the collective term used for all sapient life that existed in Leveria. Those of the Kith could broadly be divided into three types; the **kinfolk,** the **beastfolk**, and the **aderfolk**.

## Kinfolk

Most of the folk on Leveria belonged to the subgroup known as the kinfolk. This chiefly included **elves**, **humans**, **orcs**, **dwarves**, **gnomes**, and **hobbits**, as well as the half-folk born of unions between kinfolk.

## Beastfolk

The beastfolk were primarily the metamorphosed residents of Jassal. Once kin, they were transformed and turned into more bestial forms during the Age of Santity when the blood of Malial spilled onto the land, seeping into the earth and corrupting the kinfolk who dwelt in Jassal. By 1706 AD beastfolk had established themselves all over Leveria, although they were still most commonly found in Jassal. While a great many types of beastfolk existed, the most common amongst them were the **tabaxi**, **leonin**, **minotaurs** and **loxodon**.

Children born of unions between kin- and beastfolk were known as **shifters**.

## Aderfolk

While kinfolk and beastfolk encompassed most of the residents of Leveria, a few types existed that did not fall into easy categorization. Prime amongst them were plane-touched beings such as the hell-touched **tieflings**, the heaven-touched **aasimar**, and the various elemental types of **genasi**; the **drakkar**, or **dragonspawn**, of Krinkell; the mysterious magitech beings known as the **awoken**; the giant-blooded **goliaths**, from the Frozen Farlands; the enigmatic, otherworldly **sudelkki**, and the scourge of the Underdark, the **illithid**.

As such, any folk that were neither kin- nor beast- were called the aderfolk, the word *ader* being celestial for *other*.
Divusteel

**Divusteel,** also called **divine steel,** was a mythical material used as a crafting material by the Forgemistress Tassia. Weapons and armour crafted from divusteel were said to never rust or lose sharpness, and could penetrate the thickest armour easily.

It was said that only a weapon made of divusteel could kill a titan.

During the Dawn War, the Dawn Legions, led by the divines against the Titans, were armed with divusteel equipment.
Barbados Stormbrewer

"Third & Last Attempt at a Greater Form", Annette Kelensky, 1682 AD

(Archdivine)

**Barbados Stormbrewer**, known as the **Lord of Seas and Skies**, or alternatively as the **Bastard 'neath the Waves**, is the god of the waters, and the patron deity of shipbuilders, sailors, merfolk, and fishermen. His domain includes the sea and the skies, exploration, ships, and rain.

## History

Barbados was born near the end of the War of Creation, and participated in the Dawn War.

During the Dawn War, Barbados helped trap the Leviathan beneath the Pale Beyond, and later founded the underwater nation of Rafadon at the same location. The city's location was lost when it was abandoned during the Spellbreak.

## Relationships

Barbados Stormbrewer's greatest foe was the demon lord Demogorgon, and the merrow who worshiped him.

## Worshipers

Barbados is worshiped extensively by fishermen, boatbuilders, pirates. sailors, and other seafaring people.

He is the only divine worshiped by all underwater folk, such as tritons, merfolk, and some sahuagin, as well as sentient sea creatures like whales and dolphins.

## Symbol

His symbol, often painted onto the sides of sea vessels and inscribed on pendants carried by sailors, is a dolphin leaping over a small wave.

## Holy Day

Followers of Barbados keep no specific holy day, instead choosing to celebrate their divine whenever they are granted shore leave.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The Divines*
* *The Leverian Calendar*
Ad Zaytnor

**The Ad Zaytnor** (Common: *Guards of Honour)* was an Istryian order of knights dedicated to protecting the lands of the Kith from **the Blightmark**.

### The Blightmark

In the wake of the **Dawn War**, most of Istryia was left a broken, blighted place, irrevocably marked by the Titan's corruption. Most of the land between the Talons to the east and the Kaldensdale Mire was an uninhabitable hellscape, full of twisted horrors.

## Notable Members

**Anton Kelensky:** Anton was the Lieutenant Corp Commander during the attack that led to the destrution of Dharrow in 1204 AD, and became the Acting Corp Commander after the death of Kaspere Wiet. He was responsible for igniting the store of arcanith held beneath Dharrow to halt the spread of the Blight, an action that led to him receiving a posthumus promotion and knighthood.

**Lukina Maximovich:** Corp Commander of the Ad Zaytnor in 1706 AD.

## Base of Operations

The Ad Zaytnor were originally based in the city of Dharrow. After the city was destroyed in 1204 AD, the base of operations was moved to Garlholme, and then to Sornemere in 1601 AD.

The Ad Zaytnor also maintained several guard posts along the western boundary of the Blightmark (known altogether as Jezabel's Wall), and occasionally led expeditions into the wasteland to curb the infestation and slow its crawl. All expeditions launched into the scourged lands were accompanied by a **Bannerlight**.

## Equipment

### Bannerlights

**Bannerlights** were consecrated magitech torches that could only be carried by the clerics and paladins who anointed them. They provided effective protection from the Blight and were therefore used by the Ad Zaytnor to protect themselves during their expeditions.

The bannerlights were created by the gnomes of House Stavroth in Tinkertown, based on the original prototype used by the Hellwalkers during Zariel's ill-fated excursion into Hell.

### Sanctus Seals

**Sanctus Seals** were lengths of parchment with prayers written upon them that were attached to armour. While not as effective as bannerlights, they provided some little protection and could prove invaluable in a pinch, especially if an expedition out in the Blightmark ran out of arcanith to power their bannerlights.
Kallis Arradammir

**Kallis Arradammir** (Common: *Kingdom Valley-Deep)* was the fabled kingdom of the dwarves. By 1706 AD the glory days of the dwarven kingdom were long past, and only one outpost, Citadel Andar, was left standing and populated.

## Debate Surrounding Name

There is some debate on the correct meaning of the name of the dwarven kingdom: the most common translation of the name Kallis Arradammir was *Kingdom of the Deep Valley*, derived from the transliteration of the **Aulvar** runes (*kingdom-valley-deep*); Cicero DuPont instead translated Arradammir to *Great Kingdom of the Valley*, noting that the name itself was a exonym from Andrannar, and that, while the word *Arrad* was a cognate arising from the **Oatun** word *Arat*, meaning "*a deeply sacred thing*", which became the root of both the **Gulthen** *Arrad*, or *oath*, and the Aulvar *Arrad*, or *valley*, *Ammir* was a loanword from Gulthen, which itself had its roots in the Auldwur word *Emir*, meaning "*a person of great ability, quality, or eminence*". Additionally, DuPont noted that in the Gulthen language spoken in Andrannar placed the adjectives before the word that it modified, and not after; as such, *Kingdom of the Great Valley* would have been written as Kallis Ammirarrad (*kingdom-great-valley*), while *Great Kingdom of the Valley* would be written as Ammirkallis Arrad (*great-kingdom-valley*). As such, according to DuPont, Kallis Arradammir was most likely originally called Kallis Arrad sil-Ammir, *sil-* being a prefix denoting that the following word, *Ammir*, was a descriptor for the whole preceding phrase. The phrase *sil-Ammir* does appear in other surviving Auldwur manuscripts, such as the *Tabula Yborra*, in which the title of King Yborrad (who was known in his time as *the Elder*) is given as *Yborrad Vudorast sil-Emir*, or in modern speak *Great King Yborrad the Elder*, instead of *King Yborrad the Great Elder*.
Haesgarath the Cosmic Dragon

The Cosmic Dragon, in all Their Glory

## Haesgarath

(Dead Divine)

**Haesgarath,** or the **Cosmic Dragon**, also known as the **First of the Dragons**, was the predecessor to all the draconic beings that made Leveria their home.

## History

Haesgarath was killed during the Dawn War, by Sel-Vonnir.

## Legacy

Both Bahamut and Tiamat considered themselves the rightful successor of Haesgarath's legacy.
Veil of the World

**The Veil of the World**, sometimes simply called the **The Veil** or **the Barrier**, was a large purple rune engraved into the surface of Lyren. It kept the Material Plane separate from the rest of the Planes, and stopped extraplanar creatures from entering Leveria. However, it also had the inadvertent, secondary effect of making interplanar travel impossible.

## History

The Veil first appeared upon the surface of the moon a few weeks before the end of the **Spellbreak.** While scholars from all over Leveria put forwards theories into the Veil's purpose, the true nature of the rune remained hidden until Adeptus Arcanist Laurelyn Fallomir's discovery of several ancient tomes during an expedition into the old ruins near Cladem Petra.

While the studies and inquiries held within these tomes were incomplete, Fallomir was able to finish translating the rune.

## Planar Nexus

While the Veil encompasses the entire world, in some locations the barrier was thinner and allowed for extraplanar energies to seep through. These locations were called **Planar Nexuses**. By 1706 AD, a number of Planar Nexuses had been discovered, with most becoming the sites of major cities:

1. The ***Hells Nexus*** was located in the Academy of Natural Science, which itself lay above the cliffs near Wyssenweald,
2. The ***Fey Nexus*** was located in the Eternal City, Tsíoracacht, deep within the Forest of Grys,
3. The ***Elemental Chaos Nexus*** was located in the city of Majin-laar, specifically in the centre of the Royal Palace, and
4. The ***Water Nexus*** was located in Ernot, and was responsible for the water that flowed through the Ledos
Ledos

**Ledos,** called **Wrenway** by the Istryians and **Arradhal** (*Common: Valley-River)* by the dwarves of Citadel Andar, was the largest and longest river in Leveria, stretching from the eastern edge of **Northridge** to the **Ausper Sea** in the west, cutting through the Skytouch Sierras.

The water in the river originated from within the city of Ernot, which housed a *Planar Nexus* to the **Elemental Plane of Water.** The water that flowed out from this Planar Nexus was used to drive the water-wheels that powered the city.
The Duxamia

— Caira Xasten and Varis Nailo discussing the Duxamia

## History

The Duxamia were a religious order formed by the Keeper of the Weave, Trystan Spellweaver, during the Age of Sanctity. While the order was never formally disbanded, they faded from existence during the Spellbreak after the death of the God of Magic led to a discoherence in the Weave.

### A Critical Account of the Duxam

Most contemporary information on the Duxam comes from Lord Darvon Dallis' treatise, *A Critical Account of the Duxam.* In addition to detailing their origin and collapse, the book examined several conspiracies around the order, including some surrounding the location of their fabled stronghold, which Lord Dallis posited lay somewhere beyond the **Northridge**.

## Symbol

The symbol of the order (*as seen on the cover of* A Critical Account of the Duxam) consisted of a short rod entwined by two ribbons, one pale green and one pastel pink, surmounted by a nine-pointed crown.
Treaty of Nuklear's Versailles (Season 1)

The **Treaty of Nuklear's Versailles** was the treaty that ended the Nuklear's Pride War between FartCorp™ and the Eternal Empire against New Florida.

## Treaty Text

```
**Treaty of Nuklear's Versailles**

**FartCorp**
-FartCorp will be dissolved.
-FartCorp may never be reformed.
-No variation of FartCorp.

**Eternal Empire**
-The Eternal Empire will rename themselves to Bitch Italy.
-Bitch Italy may never claim territory outside of the Italian peninsula.
-Comrade Nuklear will be the king of Bitch Italy.
-Ottoisgreat will be the president of Bitch Italy.
-Ducc will be the prime minister of Bitch Italy.
-Jaffa will be made supreme dictator of Bitch Italy.

**Territorial Acquisitions**
-Bitch Italy will cede Piedmont to New Florida.
-Bitch Italy will cede all territory north of the Alps to Heisenbergia.

**Gear and Resources**
-All items taken from New Florida and Heisenbergia during the war will be returned to their respective owners.
-The former members of FartCorp will give an enchanment table to New Florida.
-Bitch Italy and allies will owe 32 ancient debris (lol) and 128 diamonds to Heisenbergia.

**Comrade Nuklear**
-Nuklear will admit that New Florida curb stomped him.
-Nuklear will put a baby minecraft skin on for one week.
-Nuklear will rule in exile, he is not allowed to enter Bitch italy, for one week.

***Signatures***
-*Gregory von Heisenberg*, representative of Heisenbergia
-*Corvus*, representative of New Florida
-*RYAN!*, representative of New Florida

```
Luna the Nightmother

"The Three Who Art One", by Annette Kelensky, circa 1689

## Luna

(Archdivine)

**Luna**, also known as the **Nightmother,** was the goddess of the moon and the patron deity of those who celebrate renewal, such as healers and surgeons, and all those who use the dark of night to hide themselves, such as spies and rogues. Her domain included renewal and rest, as well as spycraft and stealth.

## History

Luna was a central figure in the War of Creation, as one of three divines who arose from, and subsequently went to war with the Insensate Chaos.

Luna was temporarily deprived of her powers when, during the Dawn War, the Leviathan Seren swallowed the moon. Her strength was restored after Kelvanna tricked the Leviathan into swallowing emetic poisons, which allowed Barbados and the Nightmother to trap the titan beneath the Pale Beyond.

## Relationships

Luna and Solas were considered kindred divines, as one represented the day and the other the night. During the War of the Dragons, Luna allied herself with Bahamut against Tiamat, and was thereafter considered a foe of the Tyrant Queen.

The Elves of the Winter Court, who apostatized from the faith of their brethren courts in favour of the Divine Word, were considered heretics by Luna's followers.

## Worshipers

Devotees of the Nightmother could be found throughout the Leverian Isles.

She was considered the patron deity of the elves of the Summer Court, as well as most of the Courtless elves living outside the Feywild.

Clerics of Luna often tattooed their bodies with astral patterns, which were thought to provide protection in battle. Whether they actually provided any tangible benefit was a matter of some debate.

## Symbol

Luna’s symbol was the moon, with the Veil of the World impressed upon its surface. While most wore their symbol around their necks, paladins and clerics who regularly participated in battles often embossed the symbol on their breastplates or shields instead.

## Holy Day

Devotees of Luna celebrated the Long Night, on the winter equinox in the month of Ice.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The Divines*
* *The Leverian Calendar*

### Gallery

An altar of Luna, depicting her three aspects
Wyssenweald

The flag of Wyssenweald

**Wyssenweald** (Common: *Capital Forest*) was a major city on the **Ausper Coast**.

## Districts

### Notable Locations

**The Academy of Natural Science:** *See main article.*

## People of Interest

### Government & Aristocracy

**Markgraf Beland:** Brother to the late Queen Ophilia and former Steward to the Beladaine family, Dagobar Beland masterminded and spearheaded the coup d'état that led to the fall of the Weald.

**Consul Jeraan:** Anaïs Jeraan was an Adeptus Arcanist in Argemennon before being sent to Wyssenweald as the Empire's *consul*.

### The Triarchs

**Albren Gilworth:** The Inheritor Chancellor at the Academy of Natural Science.

**Durand Sedgewick:** The Inheritor Provost at the Academy of Natural Science.

**Caira Xasten:** The Inheritor Lord Librarian at the Academy of Natural Science.

### Former Royals

The last of the Wyssenni royals, killed in 1681 AD by Dagobar Beland, were King Luskan and Queen Ophilia Beladaine, and their children, Princess Rosabeth, Prince Bertrand, and Prince Fredrick.
Timeline

The following is a **timeline** of Leveria, using the *Aevum Sanctitas/Aevum Discessum* notation of reckoning used by both Marchreckoning and the Cordic Calendar that marked the dates from the end of the Spellbreak. The Imperial Calendar marked dates using the terms *Year of Our Lord* and *Before the Arrival* instead.

## Aevum Sanctitas

 **5 AS** | Dread Utgash strikes down the Master of the Weave, Trystan Spellweaver, leading to the Spellbreak.
Tassia the Forgemistress

"The Lady of the Marveled Night"

## Tassia

(Archdivine)

**Tassia**, known also as the **Forgemistress**, was the goddess of smithcraft and invention, and the patron of inventors, artificers, and smiths of all kinds.

Her domain included smithcraft, as well as wisdom and intelligence, and as such she was also the exarch of knowledge, a status she shared with Malial.

## History

Tassia was one of the first two divines born of the Insensate Chaos near the end of the War of Creation, the other being her twin brother Tyyrgysh.

During the Dawn War, she crafted the divusteel weapons used by the Dawn Legions against the titans.

## Relationships

She was the twin sister of Tyyrgysh. Twins born in Leveria were thought to be blessed by the Divine Twins, and were often raised in the service of one of the two.

Tassia was strongly allied with Solas, as the latter provided her with the embers she used to power her forge, the Prime Spark.

## Worshipers

Tassia was worshiped by artificers, craft-smiths, and scholars over the world.

## Holy Day

Her holy day was the the Marveled Night, celebrated on the third day of Renewal. It usually passed without much celebration with her devotees lighting a votive candle in her remembrance and spending the night in study and forging.

## Symbol

Her symbol was the arcane rune for creation, either inscribed upon the devotees’ book, or wrought from steel and kept as a votive icon.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The Divines*
* *The Leverian Calendar*

### Gallery

The arcane rune for "creation", symbol of the Forgemistress
Verdant Bannerets

**The Verdant Bannerets** were an adventuring party based in Western Leveria that disbanded around 1681. They were famous for their destruction of the Wyssenni cult, **the Sanctors of Five Fangs**, a task for which they were awarded a joint Lordship in Wyssenweald.

## Known Members

**Rodnye Steere:** Founded the Steere Home for Disadvantaged Children, an orphanage in Syene, and ran it as its first Headmaster.

**Serafina Goodbarrel:** Opened **the Good Barrel**, a general goods store in Arnvale am See.

**Seyllas Jarral:** Opened and ran a bar in Ivorstadt.

**Artaud Finnis:** Arrested for conspiring against the Empire, and sentenced to Freedom's Wake.

**Gabriela d'Avosta:** Turned to piracy.

## Activities

### 1676 AD

The Verdant Bannerets were formed from the remnants of the doomed 1676 expedition into the Deep Roads near Connadore Foothills. The expeditionary force was lightly armed, and most members were slaughtered in an illithid ambush. Rodnye, Serafina, Seyllas, Artaud and Gabriela were captured and chosen for **ceremorphosis**, but managed to escape.

### 1677-1678 AD

The Verdant Bannerets were sent to deal with the illithid near Syene, whose attacks were increasing in frequency and severity. During their adventures the group discovered that the illithid were amassing beneath several cities; they managed to either destroy or seal off most of these camps before attacking (and defeating) the main illithid force beneath Bedlam's Hill.

### 1679 AD

The Verdant Bannerets were hired by Queen Ophilia of Wyssenweald, who had recently been made aware of the existence of the Sanctors, a Wyssenni cult dedicated to freeing Tiamat and restoring her to her deific status. The Verdant Bannerets managed to take down the leadership of the cult and thwart their efforts, and were awarded a joint Lordship for their achievement.

### 1681 AD

The Verdant Bannerets took part in the siege of Wyssenweald on the side of the defenders. They departed from the city after the royal family was executed and the city turned over to the Empire, and disbanded soon afterwards.
The Silver Lady Kelvanna

An idol of Kelvanna

## Kelvanna

(Archdivine)

**Kelvanna**, also known as the **Silver Lady,** was the goddess of commerce, and the patron deity of charity, caravanners, and merchants, as well as smugglers, fences, and moneylenders. Her domain included commerce, free trade, and both greed and philanthropy.

## History

Kelvanna was born near the end of the War of Creation, and participated in the Dawn War. She was instrumental in defeating the Leviathan and restoring Luna's powers.

During the Age of Sanctity, Kelvanna resided in the city of Syene.

## Relationships

Kelvanna and Luna enjoyed a strong bond, as the latter was indebted to the Silver Lady for saving her life during the Dawn War.

Durthgard Deep-Delver, the exarch of miners, was a servitor of Kelvanna.

## Worshipers

Kelvanna was primarily worshiped by merchants, shopkeepers, and caravanners. She was also kept as a patron deity by the minors who dug out silver ore from the mines of Syene.

Her worship was commonplace in the city of Syene, whose people often left votive idols to her in caravans, packages and shipments sent out of the city. The Grand Cathedral in Syene housed the largest idol to Kelvanna in Leveria.

## Symbol

Her symbol was a gilded idol, formed in her image. She was often depicted with one hand grasping a gold-tipped staff.

## Holy Day

Devotees of Kelvanna celebrated Marketsday on the first Saturday of every month.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *The Divines*
* *The Leverian Calendar*

### Gallery

The Idol of Kelvanna, in the Grand Cathedral in Syene
Majin-Laar

The flag of the Dominion

## Majin-Laar Dominion

**The Majin-Laar Dominion** (more commonly referred to as just **Majin-Laar**), also known as the **Emerald Isle**, was a free city in the **Shimmersea**. It was the only city in Middenwuld that maintained both a navy and an air force.

## Religion

The people of Majin-Laar kept the faith of their tutelary guardian, a divine named **Stahlflügel, the Steel-Borne Terror**.

## Districts

**Seaside**: The docks.

**Homeward**: The main residential district.

**Cloudwalk**: The residential district for the more aristocratic folk.

**Outfields**: The military district that lay outside the main walls.

## Notable Locations

**Elemental Chaos Nexus:** The Nexus to the Elemental Chaos lay beneath the city and was responsible for the city's entirely Genasi population, as well as for powering the *Minaret*.

### The Minaret

The Minaret of Majin-Laar was a 200 feet tall tower that formed part of the Royal Palace of Majin-Laar. It was envisioned and designed after the **Spellbreak** by the Khanum Mogul, the archwizard Sibylle Merva, to aid in the defence the city in the absence of its tutelary guardian.

The Minaret formed part of an elaborate magitech transmission engine which allowed powerful mages to extend the reach of their spells, such that even spells that could ordinarily only be cast upon a single target could reach everyone within the entire city with a single cast.

The mage in charge of maintaining the Minaret was known as the Sibylla in honour of the inventor and first operator of the Minaret.

## People of Interest

**Khan Mogul mon Merva:** Khan Mogul Saelur mon Merva was the ruler of Majin-Laar. An aging ice genasi, the Mogul could often be seen walking on the promenade in Cloudwalk.

**Prince Mogul mon Merva:** Saelur mon Merva's only child, Valaris mon Merva spent most days in the Royal Library, and was said to be more concerned with poetry and learning than ruling- much to the disappointment of his father. On the few occasions that the Prince Mogul left the Palace he was always accompanied by his two bodyguards, the twins Solara and Selendra.

## Appendix

### Gallery

The Minaret of Majin-Laar, maintained and operated by the SibyllaAlternate view of the MinaretStreet view of the City of 1001 Domes
Lessons from the Mundane

**Lessons from the Mundane: What the Spellbreak Can Teach Us About the Origin of Magic** was a long, academic text on the Weave of Magic and the Spellbreak, written by **Lenore Grinnet**. A copy of the book was found in Ettrix Ophyss's library in 1706 AD.

## Contents

*Lessons from the Mundane* was considered the definitive work on the Weave, and could be found on the book lists of nearly all academies and universities.

The book was primarily a treatise into the Weave of Magic, but also included discussion of a number of theories regarding the Spellbreak's conjectured causes, as well as a record and study of its lasting effects.
Argemennon

The flag of the Empire of Strysand

**Argemennon** was the capital of Strysand, located on the banks of the **Kingslake**.

## Religion

While Argemennon officially followed the Arasari faith, most people in the city prayed to Solas, the Lightbringer.

## Appendix

### Gallery

A view of Argemennon, with the twin cities of Essicor and Sennicor visible in the distance
Syene

The flag of Imperial Syene. The Dethek runes translated to "We shall persevere"

**Syene** was a mining city located near the **Skytouch Sierras**, near the border of the Empire. Formerly a free city of the Middenwuld Marches, the city became a part of the Empire after the Weald was annexed.

Syene was notable for producing the majority of silver coinage in circulation in Leveria; the ore was mined, smelted, and refined in Syene before being shipped to Wyssenweald to be stamped in the Imperial Mint.

## Districts

### Notable Locations

**Aspex Mine:** The largest and most profitable mine in Syene. Historically, the Aspex mine was the property of the ruling family of Wyssenweald; after the Weald was annexed all profits from this mine went instead to the Imperial Treasury.

**The Silver Serpent:** The busiest inn in Syene. The Silver Serpent was a two-story timber building, with several stained-glass windows. A mosaic painted on the roof depicted the history of the city.

**The Steere Home for Disadvantaged Children:** Founded and run by Rodnye Steere. This orphanage was the first of its kind in the Weald.

## People of Interest

### Government & Aristocracy

**Markgarf Aski:** Empire-appointed ruler of Syene, Markgraf Darven Aski saw to most of the day-to-day trivialities in Syene, though he lacked any actual powers as edicts on matters of importance had to be approved by the consul from Argemennon before issuance.

**Consul de Leius:** Harryt de Leius was sent to the city of Syene to ensure that the Empires interests were seen to. While his official title was *consul* he was the *de facto* ruler of Syene.

### Clergy

**Reverend Everard:** Most people in Syene worshiped Kelvanna, Maid of Gold- though the people of Syene referred to her as the Silver Lady instead. Reverend Timothy Everard was the head of the local temple dedicated to Kelvanna.

### Others

**Steiger Sloane:** Delvar Sloane was once the Captain of the City Guard, but after an encounter with a wandering behir left her injured she took up work as the *steiger*, or foreman, of the Aspex Mine.

**Headmaster Steere:** Born the only child of a wealthy but ailing noble family, Rodnye Steere was left parentless at an early age, and brought up in a court appointed foster family.

While on his way to Syene after the disbanding of the Verdant Bannerets, Rodnye found an abandoned child by the side of the road. A few years after, he founded the Steere Home for Disadvantaged Children and ran it as its first Headmaster.

**Silvara Heran:** Silvara assisted Rodnye in running the Home.
Nicovan

**Nicovan**, or the Edgemark as it was sometimes called, was a city on the southern coast of the island of **Caldis,** in the lesser Isles of Zaator.

## Notable Locations

### The Cathedral of Copper

The Cathedral of Copper was the headquarters of the Copperband Knights. It was also sometimes referred to as *Castle Fleetbreaker* after the Fleetbreaker Cannon it housed.

The holiest site in the organized religion of Mikrul, **Souldepth**, lay beneath the castle.

#### The Fleetbreaker

The Fleetbreaker Cannon was forged partially of divusteel, the sacred metal of the divines, and had thick rings of copper set into it. The barrel was forged in the image of a raven’s beak, and was large enough that a small horse could fit inside its barrel. Construction of the cannon began shortly after Zaator's naval defeat at the hands of the Aramis Armada during the Imperial invasion of 1601 AD.

This immense cannon was used primarily as deterrent, as it was too unwieldly to reposition effectively during an attack.

## People of Interest

### Government & Aristocracy

**Mayor Dupont:** Calissan Dupont was elected by a majority vote in a very hurried election, after the previous mayor of Nicovan committed suicide while the Copperband Knights were besieging **Castle Ferenc**.

### Copperband Knights

**Zinurrin:** Zinurrin (Common: *rebirth*) was the founder of the Copperband Knights. An elven warrior of great renown, Zinurrin preferred to control events from out of sight, and only very rarely left the Cathedral herself. No one knew quite how old she was, and some rumors said that she predated the Spellbreak itself. The last fight she led herself was the attack on Castle Ferenc, which required the rallied might of all Copperband Knights.

**Aegis:** Aegis was Zinurrin’s lieutenant, and the second-in-command of the Order. He was a towering goliath, originally from Ad Zaytnor, who dealt with most of the day-to-day affairs of the Order.
Frostmoor

The flag of Frostmoor

**Frostmoor** was the capital of the **Duchy of Frostmoor.**

**Uraltblut van Karadrim:** The Duke of Frostmoor.

**Jasper van Karadrim:** Illona and Uraltblut's son, and the older of the van Karadrim twins.

**Carmine van Karadrim:** Illona and Uraltblut's daughter, and the younger of the van Karadrim twins.

## Appendix

### See Also

* *Duchy of Frostmoor*
* *Ettrix Ophyss*