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Aspis

The Rod of Asclepius, depicting the asp on a silver fir cane

The **House of the Asp**, or **Aspis**, is the single most ancient house in the Old World by a factor of at least ten thousand years, existing even before the Eras of Bronze. It was the family responsible for forming Espios and giving their name to the city. They had strong control over the city and influenced its politics for millennia until Queen Eurydice of the Asps was taken as a wife by Horace Virilo in his campaigns in the Middle Peninsula. Thereafter, the House of the Asp is exclusively associated with the Oliphians and the non-bastard blood descendents of Gaius Olivius.

## Chadria and Scidria

Aspis is divided into ten distinct bloodlines that descend by order relation to Gaius Olivius. These are divided further into two branches: Chadrian and Scidrian. Due to a charter issued by Olivius' first son Caeamet, both sides are recognized as having equal claim, and any future disputes are rendered null.

Chadria was the first wife of Gaius Olivius, who he wed in Espios after campaigning there to end the Thirty-Year Siege. The city was destroyed in the process, unbeknownst to the world at large, and Chadria was one of the few that were escorted to safety by the Olivian Army. Chadria and Olivius were allegedly wed, but he immediately departed before consummating his marriage with her to invade Prace. During this campaign, he rescued Scidria Pareta, only child of Visello who he considered a mentor. The two developed a relationship during his campaign in Prace, and she would bear him children during this campaign.

Though Olivius would take many mistresses during his campaigns across the Old World, Scidra and Chadria are the only two with any recognizable claim. Scidria bore the first children of Olivius, and Chadria would eventually give birth to the most children of all his alleged wives, as well as be the inheritor named to his estate. Thus, the two lines were in conflict with one another; however, the first child of Scidria, Caeamat, incorporated both into the House of the Asp, giving that both families had legitimate claim and that both would be Exarchs of their respective aspects of their house.

The ten bloodlines are divided into the names of the original children of Olivius, with families following the maternal line. There are three Scidrian bloodlines (Caeaeis, Metaris, Siris) and seven Chadrian bloodlines (Savonis, Badris, Nerenis, Nepthis, Ledenis, Pontis, Opheis).
Genio of Stavia

Official portrait of Viscount Genio of Stavia, CE 951

**Genio of Stavia**, also called **Genio of the Rain** and **Genio the Wise**, is the lord of the House of Stavia and a renowned general for the House of Darcedon. Genio was named Viscount by his uncle in CE 950 and gained distinction and lands for his house following his unequaled victory at the Battle of Agabad.

His military victories following Agabad and widespread popularity earned him the distinction of being called "The Great Captain." He also participated in the Grimshaw, but concluded his campaigns in Tyrrhos after his eldest son was captured and killed.

Genio was a masterful military strategist and tactician. He was the
first to properly reorganize his infantry to include pikes and firearms in effective
defensive and offensive formations. The changes implemented by Genio were instrumental in making the Kasmirian army a dominant force in Neuphany for more than a half a century.
History of the Races

Most of the humanoid races of the Old World can be respectively traced to the entrance of the eladrin, who are the earliest recorded humanoids in recorded history.

It is through the interaction of early peoples in Tyrrhos, the settlement of humanoids throughout the Tomyrian, and the admixture of giants that have created the core races today.

In the attached Figure 1, nearly all of the races can be traced to specific parentage. Apart from races such as the githekos and dwarves with no known origin, most of the humanoids in the Old World have both the blood of the eladrin and giants.

Note that in Figure 1, none of the "cursed races" are listed. These races include the tieflings and dragon-men. Because of the uniqueness of each "cursed race" and its origins, and the insignificance they play at large in the lineage of other races, they are not included in this lineage tree.

Two races of notable origin are the high elves and humans, both of which are marked with dashed lines in Figure 1. In the case of high elves, the Sehanine that concluded the Bronze Bookend in Prace effectively made all eladrin in Prace high elves. Eladrin only appeared infrequently after the Fourth Era among the Seldarines, and since the Sixth Era, have not been recorded.

Humans as a race are among the most recent. Their rapid propagation in Tyrrhos coincided with the Bronze Bookend disappearance of the Subrason. As the Subrason faded from the light of recorded history, humans took precedence and became the progenitor of a number of races themselves.
Omni-enhanced heat blast(reboot)

## appearaance

Omni-Enhanced Heatblast appears similar to regular Heatblast but with grey rock armor covering his upper half and shoulders. He has blue hands and feet with gray braces around his wrists and calves, with gray kneepads. His face is gray with blue fire around it. He has a large jetpack on his back connected by blue energy and made of the same gray rock.

## powers

* Omni-Enhanced Heatblast has the ability to fly with his 'jetpack'. It can also propel him at incredible speeds.

* Omni-Enhanced Heatblast has the ability to generate and manipulate intense heat and fire from his body, combined with electricity.
* He can form fire into any shape that he chooses, commonly fireballs.
* He can enhance the fire in his hands for flaming punches. He also can breathe fire.

## weaknesses

* water will put out his flame.
* conductoids can drain his electrical powers

## trivia

* this species is not difrent from a normal pyronite but it is counted as such due to its DNA being fused.
Alfonso Marques

Depiction of Alfonso I in Lateria

**Alfonso I,** known by his title **Alfonso Marques** and unofficially as **Alfonso the Great** was the founder of the House of Marques and the first king of Acharon. He freed Laconia at large from a short-lived Auber occupation, and through hereditary disputes with the House of Darcedon, eventually shaped his own noble line. He ruled *Madelia* for a period before distinguishing it as a suzerainty.

Alfonso I is noted for his interactions with the Winter-Witch Bruma, one of the white witches responsible for helping their ancestors of the Draconis family survive in the harsh weather of the Kasmirian lowlands. He claims that the Winter-Witch granted him magical abilities as a sign that he was the rightful successor to the Draco-Adonis line, and some objective accounts exist that give these claims credibility. Specifics on the extent of his abilities remain unclear, with the ability to see past illusions being one that is often ascribed to him in the modern day.
Utopia

A drawing of Utopia included with some editions of the novel

***Utopia*** is a piece of literature written by George Steighart that describes a fictionalized account of an elvish civilization with no war and no poverty. It was published in CE 946 and had a major influence on the House of Merovia generating allies in the following decade.

Steighart's best known and most controversial work, *Utopia* is written in vernacular "Low Elvish" and later translated into Common. Steighart acts as the narrator and traveler, who discusses modern ills in Stogan, Cantabria in its brief opening. Steighart describes the political arrangements of the imaginary island
nation of Utopia to his adviser and mentor, Luen de Mar.

Utopia contrasts the contentious social life of Arborea with the perfectly orderly, reasonable social arrangements of Utopia and
 its three districts: Nearmountain, Nearwater, and Nearnothing. These districts, despite having different levels of resources and value, work together to provide for everyone in Utopia.

In Utopia, there
are no lawyers because of the laws' simplicity and because all social
gatherings are in public view, encouraging participants to behave well. In addition, everyone is given a single acre of their own and nothing more, men and women are
educated alike, and everyone is a member of the same mystery cult.

Steighart may have used Catalani monasteries as his model, although concepts such as killing the mentally impaired remain far outside the doctrine of the Cult of Saclis. Luen de Mar asserts that a man who lives in Utopia must be quite miserable with a rigid schedule and no choice, but Steighart replies, "Someone with two choices will be happier with their decision than someone with ten choices."

Some take the novel's principal message to be the social need
for order and discipline rather than liberty. Ironically, Luen de Mar
who believes philosophers should not get involved in politics, addresses Steighart's ultimate conflict between his humanism and duties to Merovia, pointing out that one day those morals
will come into conflict with the political reality.
War of the Lost Prince

The five theaters of battle were in Acharon, Stoavaria, Utetoria, Madelia, and Cantabria

### Location

Laconia, Bastria, Arcadia, Arborea, Crotalusia

### Result

Cessation of hostilities and armistice agreement

## Belligerents

### Instigator

Alliance of the Houses of Merovia, Mandolin, Marques, and regional allies

### Reactor

House of Darcedon and allies

**The War of the Lost Prince** was a period of instability and militant action instigated by an alliance of the House of Merovia, its Arborean and Arcadian allies, the House of Marques in Laconia, and the House of Mandolin in Bastria. The alliance was organized under Duessel, as a part of an ultimatum given to the House of Darcedon in June CE 984. The alliance asked the House of Darcedon to either offer collateral on debts owed to the instigating parties, or pay their debts in full by November CE 984. The House of Darcedon outright refused, and the Crown Prince Roland III began rallying his allies in Gantelusia and Cascadia. When Roland III disappeared while in White Harbor in July CE 984, his son Phillip IV declared war on the alliance with blame for Roland III's disappearance being blamed on them.

The ensuing conflict was widespread, but in terms of scale, had isolated theaters that interacted little with one another. By the end of CE 984, both the House of Merovia and the House of Darcedon were in talks to end the conflict. In late May CE 985, the conflict officially came to an end, but open hostilities had mostly ended by December CE 984.
Duckzai

**Duckzai** is de huidige vuurheer.

## Relaties

Duckzai is de biologische(?) vader van prins Barry. Duckzai is niet echt trots op z'n zoon, niet tot dat hij zijn eer heeft hersteld.

Duckzai is ook in bezit van zijn vier generale, wie altijd loyaal zijn aan de vuurheer.

## Trivia

* Alhoewel de naam anders suggereert, is Duckzai een gans en geen eend.
Crotalusia

Crotalusia subregions: Nazaria in blue, Granadia in orange, Arpacia in red, Venetia in yellow, and Utetoria in purple

## Demographics

### Demonym

Crotalusian

**Crotalusia** forms the borderlands and contested regions between greater powers, much of it inhabited by barbarians, native tribes, and autonomous peoples. To this day, it swears no true allegiance to participating states or nations. It is spoken for by the Father of the Mountain of the Nazari people.

The region is effectively a loose collection of tribal states that have fealty to one another, given their positions among the larger powers. Its 17,000 square miles are densely populated though relatively undeveloped, somewhere between 300,000 and 1.5 million people live in Crotalusia's mountains, plateaus, and wetlands.

With only 18% of its territory being arable, Crotalusians rely on either its slave trade or raiding of nearby regions to support its people. Its fortifications number in the hundreds, most of which are still actively utilized. Despite its population density, however, it has only two major cities: Thintergal in *Nazaria*, and Onassus in *Utetoria*. Both are the capitols of their respective subregions, with Thintergal being the unofficial "voice" of the Crotalusian tribes. Neither city exceeds 20,000 inhabitants.
Andre

**Andre**, ook bekend als **Andre de Wijze**, is een oude wijze man. Hij houdt zich graag bezig met studies gefocust op jonge tiener meisjes, en drinkt graag koffie met z'n vrienden.

## Relaties

Het is bekend dat Andre veel vijanden heeft vanwege zijn controversiele filosofie, maar hij is gemakeerd door de vuurheer als doelwit van de 4 generalen.
Ketere

"Eyrie," Sharah Amramani CE 866

**Ketere**, the "Crown" of *Gantelusia*, is the capitol of its region and its only major city. The city was built into the bluffs of Chaplain's Falls, at one of the highest points in Neuphany. Ketere expands across a square mile of varying heights in the hills around Chaplain's Falls.

Ketere is an exonym given by Arturio the Revenant when first invading Gantelusia. He referred to the "unseen crown" of which the armies of Gantelusia must have originated from, a word his Oliphian guides called *keter* in the Infernal tongue. Later, upon tirelessly tracking Cagot caravans in the mountains of Gantelusia, finding the capitol like an eagle's nest, he learned the city's unofficial name was "the eyrie." He likened the title to his unofficial name in Infernal for the settlement, he called the city "Ketere" (kee-TEER-ree) as a play on words.

In antiquity, the city was settled by Goodfellow legions due to its practical and strategic value in the mountains of *Zaoria*. The city remained unnamed for some amount of time, attracting those eking out a living in its rough terrain as its regular trade with Crotalusia, rich hunting grounds, and beautiful vistas make it among the most desirable locations in Eastern Neuphany.
Dragon

**Dragons**, or **wyrms**, are an ancient race of creatures that are innately magical and whose abilities and power put them as a race of deities. During their extended period of youth, they are frequent targets for other creatures, especially humanoids, as they pose a serious threat to existing power structures considering their innate ties to the Otherworld and their divine status.

Dragons are reclusive, arrogant, but also playful and patient. They are heavily associated with greed, as dragons are prone to hoard precious objects and take vast amounts of land for themselves.
Heart of Prace

The **Heart of Prace** is an ancient magical artifact of unknown origin. It underpins the dense, fey landscape of Prace, affecting the landscape of mainland Prace in such a way that seasons and drought are nonexistent.

The Heart of Prace is a potent item of immense power, resulting in the Sehanine as well as allowing Gaius Olivius and his magi to transform his thirteen legions into the Goodfellow race over several decades.

After the Sehanine, the artifact was moved to the Twilight Lake to discourage its use. As a result, it fell into possession of the Namazuran. In his conquering of Prace, Gaius Olivius was able to secure a small fragment from it, allowing his magi to metamorpihize his legions into the Goodfellow as they are even today. Since then, the Heart of Prace has not been used in any capacity.

How the Heart of Prace is used, its exact location, and the fragment taken by Gaius Olivius are all unknown. Even the full extent of its power, and its exact consequences of its use, all remain uncertain.
Serge di Brague

Official portrait of Serge at Seventh Lake, Lindemith

**Serge di Brague** is the former Exarch of Duessel, son of the Exarch Alfonse di Grassi, and great-grandson of the Merovian King Bonafice V. Serge is also a descendant of Phillip II, and a partial claimant to the House of Virigene and House of Lorraine. He was made Exarch of Duessel on 13 December CE 983.

Serge was named based on his mother's ancestry being a long line of Virigene nobility, with his birth being that of an only son and the only claimant to the position of Exarch. Serge, being from northern *Illyria* (the Brague), identifies strongly with his mother's side to the degree that he had his father imprisoned some months after succeeding him.

The "Merovian Exarch" of Duessel, a year into his rule, began the War of the Lost Prince by challenging Roland III as a part of a coalition with other holders of Darcedon debt: the House of Marques and the House of Mandolin. While Serge was unsuccessful in his attempts to take collateral in the war, his animosity for Darcedon did not diminish, and during the siege of Arelon, pressed an army of 40,000 into service before the summer had ended and marched north into Bastria, to lead an attack on Laconia through the Valley of Kings. On 15 June CE 990, he was deposed from his position by a coalition of the House of Merovia, minor houses across Arborea, and representatives of Hohenz, Darcedon, and Stavia. He was ordered to return to Lindemith for trial, and his army to be dissolved.
Republic of Pria

## Heraldry

Maritime flag of Pria, depicting a sea lion native to the Astoric Ocean

The **Republic of Pria** is a merchant republic of Prace, and of the merchant republics of Prace, it had the greatest territorial holdings at any one time and was the wealthiest of the merchant republics before it was defeated by the Republic of Cyravest in CE 799 at the Battle of Eloria. Thereafter, it was relegated to its holdings only in Numendor.

Named for the legendary king Priam, of whom they identify as their Patriarch and founder, Pria once possessed the largest area of any city-state in Prace. It is ruled by the elected Delphan-equivalent, called an Otario (named after the sea-lion on their heraldry).

Despite its decline from what it once was, Pria still acquires great wealth with its Cyravine trade. Its control over Valendor gives it exclusivity over rare goods like cocoa beans and ginger, which cannot grow anywhere else. Futures contracts with Nephyr Company keep its prices stable and reasonable, though at various points in the past two centuries, Pria has utilized its monopoly for political purposes.
Roland

"Roland on horseback," Titus CE 687

**Roland** (referred to as **Orlando** by Corrivalians) was an Illyrian military leader under Robaerigon who became one of the principal figures in the Merovian Schism as one of the Twelve Peers, or Paladins, and helped to conclude the Saturnite Wars. Roland was the Margrave of southern *Corrivalia* and later *Eragonia*, responsible for defending the Arborean frontier against the Cascadian Auber. He later defected from the Ascani Empire to serve Robaerigon and the rising Merovian empire, which he saw as being more legitimate.

Roland was renowned as a demon-slayer and in his lifetime, killed hundreds of demons and undead under the Jackal King. He also helped Robaerigon finally slay the Jackal King in Lindemith in CE 643. Roland became well known throughout human civilization as a skilled warrior, a great leader and general, and for his poetry and short stories.

Roland's death in CE 688 at the Devil's Throat pass in the mountains of Manilusa and Sindanaro has been romanticized and canonized in multiple epic poems, including *Rage of Roland* and *Twelve Peers.* Roland is poetically associated with his sword Durendal, his horse Smoke, and his bellowing ivory horn.

There is great controversy over his ethnic background; despite having brown eyes, he is often portrayed as being Torrian as he was born in Eragonia. However, many Corrivalians refer to him as "Orlando" and cast him as being part of the Hiberian ethnic group.
Pahaliah

"Pahaliah in the Snow Garden" The Burgundy CE 895

### Titles

The Sterling Angel, Silver Goddess of the Barbarian Tribes, The Good Dragon, Nazarius, Old Leper (derogative)

## Physical Description

### Eyes

Black

**Pahaliah** was a silver dragon that is responsible for the unification of the Nazari and Crotalusia as a whole. Pahaliah is best known for her role in the War of the Dragons, in which her efforts to unite and bring stability to Cortalusia ultimately led to her war with the House of Darcedon, the House of Merovia, and the Papetral Pontifect. This conflict led to her death after the Siege of Snow Garden in CE 896.

Pahaliah lived in isolation in Whitehood, in northern *Nazaria*, where superstitions regarding her presence where widespread and fanciful. She did not initially have an inclination to help humanoids, only descending from her mountain to partake in feasts disguised as a noble or a beggar in need of help, to test the whims of the people in Crotalusia. Her benevolent nature was embodied in the Naza Creda, a stipulation of rights afforded to any of the jundai under the Nazarian hegemony.

On one occasion, Pahaliah was disguised as an old woman with leprosy, and approached jundai chieftains with prophecies that could only be avoided by performing a simple, yet mundane, action. Though one chieftain, Tabanu, refused to perform the action and rejected Pahaliah, his daughter Dinah performed the action: bringing an ash branch to Whitehood, deep in Goodfellow territory. For her bravery and respect for prophecy, Pahaliah said she would grant her one wish and one wish only. Dinah asked, "Will you save us?" in reference to the aggressive Auber to the south, the Merovians to the west, Acharon to the north, and Kasmir to the east. Pahaliah agreed, and so began her unification of the tribes of *Nazaria*.
Strauss of Arlando

"Strauss of Arlando" Velita di Malogna CE 988

**Strauss of Arlando**, or **Archduke Strauss**, was a major political figure during the Grimshaw. Born as the first heir of Arlando, he led the territory away from the Masadene and from outside influence to secure Tyrrhosi freedom.

Strauss of Arlando slew the dragon Draigoch during the War of the Dragons, much like another Tyrhossi hero centuries ago and ending the war in Tyrrhos against the House of Darcedon. Strauss of Arlando was able to leverage his status as a folk hero to redirect efforts of Tyrrhosi infighting into a unified front against foreign influence.
Preliturgy

Understanding the chronology of time Preliturgy is a complex and evidently confusing task, as without any way to date ruins and relics, in addition to apparent problems in documenting oral histories without writing, scholars who study this period preceding the First Era have exhausted every resource in compiling an ordinal history. A cardinal history is impossible without dating, but organizing events in relation to one event or civilization to the next is a simpler, though not simple, task.

This page will serve as a way to contextualize world events into the history as best understood by historians. Featured in this chronological ordering of Preliturgy will be individual periods of interrelated histories that correspond roughly to eras, though each one lasts an indeterminate amount of time.

## The Five Epochs of Preliturgy

History in the Old World prior to the invention of writing can be organized roughly into a five large eras called Epochs. These Epochs last for a length of time that is undefined, but are for at least several hundred years.

### Primeval Epoch

The earliest histories begin with the emergence of Tirahn on Tyrrhos, the first humanoid civilization which was soon followed by the diaspora of eladrin across Cisteria.

 Tirahn is founded by eladrin

### Hellastian Epoch

This period is most often marked by the period in which the ancient Hellastian states formed in response to the neogi invasion, and much of this period involved the warring between the states once the neogi were defeated.

### Early Bronze Era

Trade between Prace, Neuphany, and Gyruse resulted in the discovery of bronze. The early Bronze Era is most often noted for its many schisms and large patterns of migration.

### Middle Bronze Era

Most of the Middle Bronze Era is defined by attempts at unification across the Old World, from the Ghinec Wars, to Muzdash rule in Cascadia, to the later unification under Lenor in Arborea.

### Late Bronze Era

Most of the Late Bronze Era is precipitated by the early and middle eras, with stability in Arborea and Cascadia, and different nations developing systems of writing and keeping history. This era is confirmed to be at most six hundred years, based on the autobiographical accounts given by Oepitorus.

## The Bronze Bookend

Following the beginning of the Erudition of the Kingdom of Themyscria, as well as the circulation of *The Histories* written by Oepitorus, multiple events occurred within the short span of approximately fifty years that Oepitorus refers to as the "Bronze Bookend," which leads into the First Era.

This era is so named based on his understanding of the revolt of formerly Muzdash cities abandoning bronze in favor of iron weapons, armor, and tools, which is cheaper to produce and easier to create. It is also a tumultuous period across the Old World, with multiple important events coinciding that precipitate the fall (or at least the upheaval) of multiple notable civilizations.

These events for each major continent are listed below.

 The Baredorian Wars begin
 The Hellastians are divided into new city-states
Rivec

A depiction of Rivec in Ars Alacalia

**Rivec** was the Fourth and final King of Themyscria. He was a son of and the successor to Solomon, and a grandson of Erud. In accounts by Luenic, he was king for a few days before his address to the people. This led to a series of events that led to his trial, execution, and the civil war that ensued over his successor.

Rivec is said by Luenic to have gained the throne through the murders of both his wife and his
elder brother, followed by the assassination of two pregnant concubines whose children would have better claim to the throne. His reign is described as a tyranny that justified the abolition of the monarchy, leading to the establishment of the Dinamid Republic.
Dr. Psychobos( eon timeline)

## appearance

this form of psychobos looks like his other universal counter parts however he has red and orange metal surrounding his body used for self defence.

## powers

* electrical generation
* increased intelect
* flame thrower built in to claw
* razor sharp claws in his metal claw

## weaknesses

* cannot survive under water
* water can short out his robotics
* his electrical powers can be canseled if he cannot open his head's coverings.
Attacus Rex

A bust of Attaca in Codorena, Granadia

**Attacus Rex**, also known as simply **Attaca*,*** was the son of Syphepex and was begotten under a Diet of Dakar, the Diet of Wine. He was the ruler of the Attacan Empire in its short existence, the instigator for the Second Perthic War, and the main military commander in the later years of the Perthic Wars. He is credited as one of the greatest military strategists of all time.

Attaca, as a product of a Diet of Dakar, was a yugoloth, one known as an oinoloth. He was capable of spreading plagues and desecrating grounds upon where he stood. His physical description varies, as many sources depict him as a tall man with a ram's head. However, several busts and coins from the Attacan Empire at the time of his rule indicate he may have simply have had the horns of a ram, not an entire head of a ram.
Dire wolf

Actual sightings of dire wolves are scarce and occur in isolated environments

A **dire wolf** or **wolf king** is a possibly extinct kind of wolf once found in parts of Tyrrhos, with some evidence of its existence in the mountains of Neuphany. Sightings of dire wolves persist to this day, but there has yet to be any physical evidence or confirmed reports of a dire wolf since the Bronze Eras of Preliturgy.

The dire wolf had thick black double-coat of fur, with a thick layer around its neck giving it a mane-like appearance. Its snout was somewhat shorter than that of a grey wolf found in Tyrrhos today, but its fangs were at least twice as long on a wolf of comparable size. Its tail was also much more dense with fur and slightly longer.

Though most skeletons and recorded sightings of dire wolves would make them only about the size of a grey wolf, their musculature was similar to that of a mastiff, making them much stronger and wider to the point that they were more bear-like than wolf-like. Despite the fact that dire wolves rarely grew larger than wolves of Tyrrhos, there have been dire wolves of unusual size. One such dire wolf, the "Devil Wolf" that remains on display in the estate of the House of Jeger is over nine feet long, and would have weighed almost half a ton. It stands shoulder-to-shoulder with a Cantabrian mare.

While most wolves avoid humanoid civilization, a pack of dire wolves was extremely territorial, where a single intruder on their hunting grounds would be chased and torn apart miles from the trespassing. Dire wolves roaming and looking for new territory could devastate any villages or towns they came across. The Diremen of the Kingdom of Themyscria were a crack team of rangers specifically formed by Erud to track dire wolf packs and eliminate them as they came close to human societies, one of the main reasons they no longer exist today.

## Cultural significance

The dire wolf is referred to in various contexts in places where they once roamed, such as *Cantabria* and Crotalusia. In these regions, the dire wolf is included in certain religious buildings much like gargoyle in warding off evil spirits, being *apotropaic*. In *Cantabria*, the dire wolf is called a *schwarzerwulf*, or "black wolf," and a stylized depiction of the dire wolf often appears on the outer exterior of towns and cities as a way of warding away evil entities and intimidating hostile foreigners.

The Nazari, though having closer associations with the bull, sometimes use the dire wolf in regions bordering Gantelusia. Here, a mythical variant of the dire wolf called the *wiselevulf*, or "white wolf-lion," is said to live in the Long Heavens near the South Point. The wolf is said to be even larger than the Devil Wolf of *Cantabria*, and exhales blizzards. The Nazari use the motif of the *wiselevulf* in parts of Crotalusia across the Dancers from *Cantabria* to incoporate local tradition into their hegemony, as well as display how far-reaching Nazari influence is to northern folk.
Su-ba'tai

"Khan," Ga'ha-lai CE 540

**Su-ba'tai** was the last khan of the Falians, its most esteemed general, and the catalyst for the Falian-Fabian split that resulted in the rapid downfall of githekos rule in the Old World.

By any metric, Su-ba'tai was one of the greatest commanders in the history of the Old World. If not for his short-lived reign nor the schism after his death, Su-ba'tai would be responsible for creating one of the largest empires in history as well as doing so in the least amount of time. Gaius Olivius, his most frequent comparison, conquered Neuphany and Tyrrhos in the span of nearly sixty years, while Su-ba'tai did so in a little over a single year.

Su-ba'tai's wyvern, Lu-ong, was the largest ever Chrysanthemite wyvern, with a wingspan stretching over eight feet long. The skeleton of his wyvern is mostly lost, though the skull is in possession of the Nazari, and many of its talons and fangs are kept by nobility.
Cascadia

Subregions of Cascadia: Laurea in blue, Gelatia in green, and Phrygia in orange

**Cascadia** is the most populous region of Neuphany, making up much of the southern coastline and parts of the lower Neuphanonic mountains. It is known for its extremely hilly landscape, with plateaus, rivers, waterfalls, and lagoons being its most well-known features. Its east is also known for being the most fertile farmland anywhere in the world. Cascadia is usually synonymous with the state of Auberoth.

Excluding its largest city, White Harbor, Cascadia has between half a million and two million people living in its 190,000 square miles. Most of those who live in Cascadia are Auber or silver-blood, with a number of humans as well. Up to 50% of Cascadia is arable land, made so by its plentiful *alhambras* and irrigated terraces that are built into its dynamic landscape.
Horn of Fenrir

**The Horn of Fenrir** is one of the horns taken from the head of the red dragon slain by Siegfried. This particular horn was crafted into a magic drinking horn, which would fill with a beverage of choice when desired. It is one of the Thirteen Lost Treasures of Tyrrhos.

After Siegfried slayed the dragon Fenrir in the mountains near *Tiberia*, he took one of the horns home as a trophy, and this particular horn was fashioned into a drinking horn. However, almost immediately following his death decades later, the Horn of Fenrir was taken as spoils by his lifelong rival Baredon the Beautiful. Over the following generations, the Horn of Fenrir was kept on the drinking table as a sign that no one would dare cross Baredon nor his descendants by stealing it, as a matter of respect or fear. When it was stolen, it foretold the end to the kingdom. It has not reappeared since its theft.
Eurydice

Fresco Olivius commissioned for his mother

**Eurydice** was the last of the original line of Aspis, wife to Horace Virilo, and mother to Gaius Virilo Olivius. She was critical during the Magdamolia as an instigator for the Castigation of Espios, an important political player in the ensuing civil war, and a key governor in Lenorum until her assassination in CE 159.

Not only was Eurydice a devout member of an orgiastic snake-worshiping cult of Ba'al, she slept with venomous snakes in her bed. She claims descent from both Tomyra the Great and the Aspis Patriarch Danaq.

## Origin

Eurydice was the daughter and only child of Neom I, the Patriarch of the House of the Asp. Apparently, she was originally named Polyxena, and changed her name to Muria prior to her marriage to Horace Virilo as part of her initiation into the Cult of Ba'al, after the death of her father.

She was the most sought woman for marriage in Espios, her political power being unparalleled, however she remained single into her late teens. At this time, she curried favor to the point where she was able to furrow taxes into her personal treasury and enriched her House, which at this time only had her as a member.
The name *Eurydice* was the third of four names by which she was known. She probably took it as a recognition of Horace Virilo's victory in Cisteria, the news of which coincided with a personal letter of his proposal. She accepted it as a portent and agreed to the marriage in 9 NCE.

## After Espios

Eurydice had a pregnancy that was allegedly
one of the most stressful and diseased ever recorded. Her midwife and *au pair* reported
 that Eurydice "suffered blisters and facial pox since the onset of the
pregnancy; her eyes were bloodshot red even weeks into her pregnancy,
and her agony was like that of a woman being tortured. The glow of a
mother was not present in her skin and flesh; instead, she was bedridden
 with jaundice and fatigue, and if she was not asleep she was
screaming."

Eurydice had a dream when she consummated her marriage to Horace Virilo that her womb had been struck by a thunderbolt, and when she
awoke her stomach bore a discoloration in the shape of a lion. Many took
 this as a sign that their child would be a great leader.

Horace Virilo, had been stabbed to death
in the Senate while Eurydice was still pregnant with Gaius Virilo. Horace Virilo's
friend and long-time rival Visello
 helped Eurydice escape Lenorum at the outset of the Thirty-Year Siege,
also escorted by Virilo's personal legion, the 13th Twin Legion.
Her son was born in Maplapel, a city about one hundred miles from Lenorum, ten days after the Castigation of Espios and four days after his father's murder.

## Intrigue in Lenorum

Eurydice, with her experience in Espios as a subversive political element, systematically assassinated or otherwise allied with players inside and outside of Lenorum, even throughout the Thirty Years' Siege. Though she could not prevent Visello from being executed, and was unable to secure Cas the Spider alive, she did maintain the safety of her and her son until he was in his late teens.
Castigation of Espios

Perhaps the most significant event of antiquity and arguably the most momentous act in all of history (as well as the basis of the Mycenian calendar), the **Castigation of Espios** was the reestablishment of secular rights for the city of Espios, liberating it from the Emirate of Lonen and the Dinamid Republic. This had multiple outcomes, all of which had profound effects on history.

*Read more: The Magdamolia*
Kalprae

Illuminated text depicting Gaius Olivius talking to a kalprae in Venetia

The **kalprae**, **treants**, or **Nodian talking trees** are a type of talking tree found in *Venetia*, Arborea. Unlike other talking trees alleged across Neuphany, the kalprae can lift their roots and move from place to place, are not inclined to conversation, and tend to be violent if provoked. The kalprae have the appearance of an old cypress tree, distinct among the mangroves of the eastern Salissan Sea. Travelers in the borderlands of Crotalusia and Arborea have said that a sweet-burning wood smell usually accompanies their presence.

The kalprae are mysterious and elusive. While many talking trees in legends or cults share wisdom or prophecy, the kalprae are better known for playing tricks on those who enter their domain. They are known for being especially fond of young human women, and their behavior is similar to the *kabayo* of the Baerisian Islands.

Nodians near the Salissan Sea worship the kalprae, and what little is understood about their version of the Old Faith is that they believe the kalprae created the world using magic stones, which they still keep on their person. If one steals the stone from them, the kalprae will grant the thief one wish in exchange.

Seeking a kalprae is usually a fruitless endeavor, but being overly persistant in their territory is a certain way to earn their ire. The kalprae will disorient trespassers and cause them to become lost in the wetlands on the eastern edge of the Salissan sea. If a kalprae is somehow identified, or worse yet, interacted with, the kalprae will quickly become violent. A single blow from a kaprae can permanently maim anyone foolish enough to disturb it.
Hamper House from the North

**The Hamper House from the North** was a food hamper that once belonged to Robaerigon and aided the conqueror in his journeys in Arborea and beyond. The food hamper is one of the Thirteen Lost Treasures of Tyrrhos, having been manufactured in *Cyrania* and being lost in *Margovia* the following century.

Gold taken from the Writing Wall in the lost city of Espios and given to elven artisans in Cisteria, and was used to craft a magic golden hamper for storing the King Robaerigon's food. It was designed in the shape of a longhouse, adorned with the image of every King of Illyria beginning with Mithradates, as well as the four Patriarchs of Robaerigon's heritage. When Robaerigon would put food for himself into the vessel and closed the lid, when he opened it again, it would be full with food for one hundred men.

It was later inherited by a Merovian prince who brought it with him on campaign in Tyrrhos a century and a half later, who lost the hamper when his retinue was attacked at night by a sea-devil. It has yet to be recovered from *Margovia*.
Syphepex

Bust of Syphepex recovered from Lonencourt

**Syphepex**, also known as **Attaca Syphepex**, was the first emir of Lonen and the premier patriarch of the Attacan genus. Syphepex is most known for his role in the Perthic Wars, especially the First Perthic War, as the primary military commander. He is credited with the liberation of Omerads from Perthic and Dinamid slavery, as well as the founder of Lonen and Kasmir. He is sometimes revered in cults of Orcus, especially among the Auber and Omerads in Vostok Manda and *Granadia*.

Syphepex ruled, at different times, as the *bolyer* of Dayera, the emir of Lonen, and the *pruba* of Kasmir. He is also known for his role in orchestrating a Diet of Dakar, the Diet of Wine. Syphepex fathered three sons before his death: Galthazar I, Tornepex the Giant, and Attacus Rex.
Antarch

Sketch of Antarch from one of Hadassa's journals

**Antarch** was a Fabian writer, artist, vizier, and diviner for both the Falian khan Su-ba'tai and his successor King Xa'al. Along with the king, he is one of the primary reasons for the Falian-Fabian split in the Ninth Era.

Antarch is perhaps most famous as a historian, as he is one of only two Dreamwalkers in history, having pioneered the practice as a result of his Fabian lifestyle. Because of his studies and historic archiving of events pertinent to world history, such as the Perthic Wars, he is the most commonly cited source for many events of antiquity. He is also the only gith who is cited in an academic context.

Most of his surviving works are written in Gith, but copies of his studies and histories were compiled by his pupils and brought to *Solernia* later in his life. Here they were translated into Common and Dwarvish.

His philosophies delved deeply into the metaphysical and were noted for their intricate and often vexing presentation; his ideas of transcendentalism and universalism were revolutionary but not well received during his lifetime.
Kingdom of Themyscria

## Heraldry

Star of Mamun

The **Kingdom of Themyscria** was an ancient kingdom that encompassed the regions of Bastria and Arborea up until its collapse during the Themyscrian War of Realms around 300 NCE. At its height, it was the largest cultural influence and military power in the Old World.

The Kingdom of Themyscria is relevant to the mystery cult of Melakesh, as it is the spiritual successor to the kingdom of which he allegedly ruled for 10,000 years.

## Etymology

Though the kingdom itself is rooted in the Cult of Melakesh, it did not rename itself after the former state of Serenity. The word "Themyscria" refers to the volcanic mountain of Themyscrus near where the Ivies mountain chain and Arripides mountain chain conjoin. The origin of the name of the volcano is unknown.

The importance of this volcano was very clear in the naming of Themyscria, as it was the volcano that allowed Erud to annex *Pramidia* without violence after Mamun slew the Salamander.

## Kings of Themyscria

### Erud

King Erud ruled for an indeterminate amount of time, but at least 5 years, enough time to begin the Erudition. His rule is marked primarily by his successor, Mamun, and Erud's conquests of the judgedoms one founded by Lenor.

Erud's rule was a tumultuous period for his new conquests, though the worship of Melakesh was a common thread that helped to resolve the animosity between the northern Madelian kingdoms and the former lands of the Senerites and Masagatae.

### Rivec

The final king of Themyscria was Rivec. He was a son of Solomon and nephew of the proper heir, whom he and his wife had killed.

Rivec was king for about a month, in the first few days insulting his father, his grandfather, and Mamun. His short reign is remembered for his use of violence and intimidation to control Arborean Themyscria, his disrespect of Themyscrian custom, and the increase on taxes on *Solernia*.

Tensions came to a head when Rivec's son, Borem, raped Lupa, wife and daughter to powerful Solernian merchants and nobles. Lupa told her father, husband, and brother about the attack, and committed suicide a few days later. Four men, led by Galeo, incited a revolution that captured Rivec, had him tried and executed, and reformed Themyscria into a Republic split between the powers of *Solernia* and *Madelia*.

Rivec was viewed so negatively that the word for king, *rex*, held a negative connotation in Dwarvish language until the Magdamolia.

Galeo formed a Solernian Senate and was appointed the first Kaiser, marking the beginning of the Dinamid Republic. This new government would survive for the next 300 years until the Magdamolia, and would cover a period during which the influence of the former kingdom would stretch over all the realms of men, from Prace to Tyrrhos.
Crock with the Parsley Pattern

**The Crock with the Parsley Pattern** is a magical ceramic crock bearing images of parsley leaves on its exterior, being an artifact from *Aramea* brought over by Iselli immigrants from Jigoku during the Seventh Era. As one of the Thirteen Lost Treasures of Tyrrhos, it had important supernatural capabilities: first, it could produce any food within the crock, fully cooked, as long as it was in possession of someone who has never taken the life of another person. Second, it could not be broken even if dropped from a great height on a hard surface. And third, it could not be tarnished nor needed to be cleaned.

In Iselli culture, parsley is a symbol of plenty, and its legend states it was given by a god for dutiful service to a peasant who had returned the sheath of the god's *dao* after he found it on his property. The crock is responsible for helping keep the Iselli alive during the harsh winter of *Aramea* and even throughout the sieges that made up early Bellhaven history.

The crock was lost when it was being brought to Canton the Short as a gift once he was appointed governor of Tyrrhos. The caravan it was being brought in was sacked, and it was never seen thereafter.
Froki Garspite

"Old Man of the Mountain" portrait found in the Frost Garden

**Froki Garspite** was the leader of the proto-Nazari tribe called the Order of the Divine Mountain. He was referred to by various names including the **Old Man of the Mountain**, **Grandmaster Froki**, and **Divine Seer Garspite**.

Froki Garspite's life and even identity is shrouded in myth and legend, with some indicating that his being a dwarf was unlike other dwarven tutors throughout history. His dark complexion, strange manner of speaking, sorcery, and fear of dragons has led other dwarves to denounce Froki as being a *duergar*. This has never been properly confirmed, but is often accepted as true by most chroniclers.

Froki was by all accounts blinded during the first winter at the Frost Citadel, which relegated him to a position where he would dictate to others what to write and relied on others to read to him. Froki eventually used magic to see, though at this point most of his more famous works had already been written.

The "Old Man of the Mountain" was killed by Pahaliah in CE 748 after a failed assassination attempt on her, in which she retaliated by besieging his castle and freezing him to death. Froki was encased in ice and buried in the hills near the Frost Garden, and his Order defected to the invading dragon. However, despite her efforts, Froki's influence and writings would survive even her century of rule, and after her death at the hands of Phillip II, the Nazari would continue to abide by Froki's stratified class hierarchy and even take his title, with the leader of the Nazari referring to themselves as the "Father of the Mountain."
Copy copy

copy copy

## appearance

he appeares to be a fusion of ditto and echo echo but with an orange color and red eyes.

## powers

copy copy has the power to self multiply. with this he also has the powers of echo echo with his sound based attacks. he can even generate the echo echo bull horn.

## weakness

* copy copy's clones feel the damage as well so he is easaly damaged.
* if his headphones are damaged he will merge with a clone of himself to copy the DNA to reapir him self take advantage of this.
* you can stop his sound waves with something louder than his sound with the power of something like blitzwolfer or ultimate echo echo.

## first transformation

when eon was fighting ben as diamond head. this was the first locked form to be used by eon and with copy copy's sound waves was able to crack and even break part of diamond head's arms off.

## trivia

* the echo echo bullhorn was first seen in omniverse this was because of skurd
* the sound waves given off by copy copy are stronger than echo echo.
* this is an un-used form that was used in concept for ben 10,000 called echo ditto echo ditto.
* this concept was part of the biomatrix unleashed project by
* rizegreymon22 on divant art
	+ https://rizegreymon22.deviantart.com/gallery/58874753/Biomnitrix-Unleashed