Amorim

Osnerime (adopted son)

Amokore (brother)

Trainer of the Tulkon

Member of Tulkonist Council

**Amorim** was a male Dwarf who served as the King of Norte-Muldox from 1830 AT to 2421 AT. He was born in 1805 AT to Amara and Ino, both Immortals and longtime-friends whose bond eventually turned romantic. Amara and Ino passed on their immortality to Amorim and his twin brother Amokore. Amara and Ino neverly formally married; the pair separated when the twins were young, and Ino left Norte-Muldox for his home country of the Kingdom of Usybork. The twins were not close with their father and met him only a handful of times, although Amokore would become greatly influenced by him several centuries after their youth.

Amorim started his career as a soldier in the Army of Norte-Muldox, serving in his mother's legion. After 20 years in the military, he was elected King, a life-term position in the country. After becoming king, he became close friends with Tulkon Gal Adodume, who asked him to train his successor. Amorim was then appointed to the Tulkonist Council. Amorim was present when Gal Adodume died in 1919 AT.

Gal Adodume was succeeded by Oranolu, who was born in the anti-Tulkon Kingdom of Usybork. When she was 16, her identity was revealed and she relocated to the Honsin IHS, where Amorim temporarily moved to to train her. The Kingdom of Usybork had declared Oranolu a fugitive, and declared war on both Norte-Muldox and Honsin. The war lasted until 1937, when Usybork surrendered and became a member state of the RIHS. He became heavily influenced by Oranolu's philosophy of ethics, which would inspire his training of the next few Tulkons and influence their philosophy and teachings. His dedication to Oranolu's philosophy would sometimes cause him to butt heads with the Council, who were promoters of Kostralle Tulkonism; however, his personal appointment by Gal Adodume meant that the organization couldn't expel him.

Zoruha succeeded Oranolu following her death in 1998 AT, and Amorim trained her as well as collaborating with her in several diplomatic efforts. In 2193, Tulkon Ilhohore, another one of Amorim's trainees, was undergoing serious ethical dilemma after becoming a violent warlord during the A'Roafan Civil War, so Amorim helped him overcome his guilt and seek redemption and forgiveness.

Amorim adopted Ilhohore's successor, Osnerime, and trained him as well. In 2421 AT, the Keghotogh Ascendancy, seeking access to Norte-Muldox's vast mineral wealth, invaded the country. Amara, Amorim's mother, was killed while defending Onor. Amorim led a retaliatory strike on the Ascendancy, where he fell in battle. Osnerime, in his grief, made his way to the Ascendancy and forced their surrender by attacking the Ascendant Palace. He later realized that he was acting out of rage rather than what truly needed to be done, and negotiated a peace treaty that would allow for trade mutually beneficial to both countries, while also punishing Keghtogh for starting the war. He spent many years mending the relationship between the two in the memory of his father and mentor. Amokore succeeded Amorim as king, although he was deposed by Osnerime for abuse of power and died in prison.

Keghotogh Ascendancy for his influence on a full cycle of Tulkons, and is considered a saint by some sects of the religion of Tulkonism. His students are often referred to as the Amoric Tulkons, and the branch of Tulkonism most closely associated with their teachings is referred to as Oranism. His father King Ino, although not close with his son, held a grudge against future Tulkons for what he perceived as their responsibility for his sons' and former partner's deaths. This would influence his choice to ally his nation with the Empire of Orcanth, later the Immortal Empire.