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Aeganar III Dragomárus

**Aeganar III Dragomárus** *(195 - 298 AC)* of House Dragomárus was a Drakonian-Andorasi king, ruling as the eighth king of Andoras, from 237 AC to 298 AC. His father was Maregor III Dragomárus and his son was Abregor Dragomárus, who was set to become king but died just 3 years before his father. Abregor's son was Aeramor I Dragomárus, who famously died in the Thysian Conflict. He is also the great-grandfather of notorious madman Aeganar IV Dragomárus, a man whose bouts of lunacy led to two revolts, the 326 AC rebellion and 346 AC rebellion respectively, that undermined and eventually led to the kingdom's destruction. Aeganar's reign was marked by most of the Daerod di Piazz, a period of peace in the Kingdom which began when Aeganar was a young child and ended when he was at the venerable age of 88.

He is typically highly celebrated, for holding the kingdom together and for improving the infrastructure of the whole continent. His reign had made Andoras more wealthy than it had been since the reign of Draegon II, bringing trade at an unprecedented level between Andoras and the continent of Doras Edrossi.

The Daerod di Piazz also ended during Aeganar III's reign, culminating in provoking Meyron and bringing forth The Mournare Nights in 286 AC. Aeganar began to deteriorate from a physical condition around this time, and lived infirm and sickly until his death, during which time his grandson Aeramor was the regent of the kingdom.

237 - 298 AC
(59 year reign)
Randy Orton

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Weight: 245 lbs

From: St Louis, Mo

Signature Move: RKO

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House Ramstone

**House Ramstone** is a former great house from the Moonlyt Peaks which were dissolved and stripped of title and land for siding with the Kingdom of Andoras during the 346 AC rebellion. They are direct descendants of, and the last known link, of the ancient House Avstone, which led the Avmont faction during the Warring Clans period; this faction was often directly in opposition to House Stone/Stelmont throughout the Peaks' history, and some have made the controversial claim that their land being stripped from them is not only motivated by their treachery, but also their status as a long-time nuisance to the Stone dynasty and their close allies.
Confederation of the Branblades

The Confederation of the Branblades

### Formed from

12 counties, 3 duchies (including House Branblade's former title of Duchy of Vespland, which became the heartland of the confederation)

### Founder

Kiall Branblade

The **Confederation of the Branblades** is a confederation in Gardoria, composed of 15 separate vassals of Gardoria joining under one banner; formerly, the counties of North and South Branbladia were part of the Confederation, but both left in 323 AC following a heritage dispute.

One of the oldest such confederations, the Branblades have traditionally held immense regional power in the northeast of Gardoria, sometimes being akin to House Dermond themselves. As loyal vassals on the eastern border, they provide a large deal of what makes up a long line of defense from the County of North Branbladia, where they border The Wetlands and the Kingsland all the way south to the Duchy of Lastrock, where they border Edrane. Unusually militaristic for a typically isolate nation, the Branblades stand out as an example of aggressive defense; especially in present day, when Dalan Karthmere wages the War of Embers and threaten's Gardoria's integrity with each passing day.
Black Keep

The Black Keep

Location
Tegrushkin Mountains

Type
Fortress

Population
6,000-8,000 est.

Rulers
Kolsvein Jordov

Ch'at Dinee

Religion
The Five Paragons

The Dragonlord

Zaentovi Beliefs

Various Edrossi religions

Military
6,000-8,000 est.

Places of note
Black Keep Hall

Date of founding
Unknown

Age
Unknown

Founder
{{{Founder}}}

The **Black Keep** is the famed fortress of the The Ebon Band. It is their main base of operations, and is located within the Tegrushkin Mountains. The keep itself is ancient, and no one is sure who originally built it, and for what purpose; however, the architecture is similar to that of Tegrudic make.
Drakonteia

**Drakonteia** is a region located in the southern portion of Doras Edrossi. It is notably home to the Drakonteian people, a culture of the now dwindling Drakonians whom migrated eastward from the peninsula centuries ago. The region is also home to one of the largest jungles in Doras Edrossi, the Zyntano Rainforest which envelops most of the area around Drakonteia City and its surrounding territories.
Academias

The eight **Academias** of the world (aptly translated as "Academies" or "Universities" in Drakonian) are highly prestigious, expensive, and successful teaching institutions that have lasted for millennia, but being particularly noted for their ancient Drakonian style of curriculum and education.

Rather than being traditional schools, they continue to guide pupils beyond their traditional date of graduation, being more of an advanced mentorship between each pupil and educator. For this reason, attaining a teaching job at an Academia is considered a great feat; it is no easy task to maintain relations between several hundred students for years after their contact with a normal teacher would have ended.

There is also dormitory housing on most Academia grounds, and some Academias can appear to be small cities or suburban residences of their own. The Academia Faercrest is a good example, with its enrolled students living on the grounds totaling about five percent of the population of Faercrest itself.

Academias remain costly even ten thousand years after their inception, and usually only nobles and their children can afford to attend. Academia Ethromaia was likely the first one to be founded, with architectural evidence pointing to a time during the Age of Legends. Ethromaia's Academia was the main center of education and knowledge for thousands of years, until Academia Cerynaia was founded about three thousand years later, Academia Caridrea being founded a thousand years after that. The last Academia to be founded was Academia Aegorom in 89 BC, by Draegon I Dragomyr's great-grandfather.

Academias are also known for their huge size. The largest, Academia Cerynaia, is so large it may be considered its own city. Although technically inside Ceryne's city borders thousands of years ago, it has long expanded beyond these borders and takes up around eight hundred hectares, or roughly just above three square miles. (Due to tradition, all Academias have been built using hectares as a measurement, and their size has always been measured in such.)
Church of the Five

## The Ecumenical Church of the Five Paragons

The **Church of the Five** is the largest denomination of the Five Paragons faith, and touts itself as the universal church for all Paragons faithful. In modern times, the church dictates and covers all of the main activities and holidays that the Five Paragons religion observes, as well as performing religious and ritualistic ceremonies to celebrate the lives of the Paragons, the faith's saints, and to ensure the goodwill of all brothers and sisters in the faith (which it has recently ran into conflict with, in the Paragons' Revolt of Edrane). The Church in its modern state was established in 684 BC, originally headquartered in Ethryke.
Avril Lorogon

Potentate Avril Lorogon

Season(s)
TBD

Titles
Potentate of Thauros

Patriarch of House Lorogon

Also known as
The Snake of Thauros

Status
Alive

Age
39

Date of birth
July 19th, 311 AC est.

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Norgaran Palace

Allegiance
House Lorogon

Thauros

Religion
Godless

Family
Serian Lorogon
 -Son
Dorva Lorogon
 -Daughter

Portrayed by
Tyler

Avril Lorogon is the current potentate of Thauros, he is known as a silent man, only speaking when needed too and to lead his people. House Lorogon has been placing their own family upon the throne of Thauros, due to the fact the electors always have chosen a Lorogon, or members of House Vacandil.
Grand Duchy of Tynor

## The Royal Demesne

### Tynor

The Grand Duchy of Tynor is in all senses the Royal Demesne, as the Grand Duke has always been one of the ruling family, usually the heir. It is significantly larger than the other duchies of Edrane , responsible for it's status as a Grand Duchy(Think the Archduchy of Austria). In both economy and manpower, it is also the strongest when individually compared to the other duchies and counties of Edrane, largely because of it's size and because of Coil, an extremely major hub of trade between Andoras and Doras Edrossi .

The current Grand Duke is Varron Tyseth, who administrates and rules it in his own court at Castle Tyseth, House Tyseth's castle was vast and acted as a manor. Many of House Tyseth's more distant members and branch families lived within the castle.
Ethryke

**Ethryke** is a city-state in Doras Edrossi, situated roughly in the middle of the southwestern quadrant of the continent. It is primarily in the Leyse Woodlands, and uses the Woodlands for much of its resources. This has led to conflict with the Zaentovi, who frequently travel south to do the same, on more than one occasion; the War of Woods, which has been declared three times, is a clear example of this.
Haajidi

The **Haajidi** (Haajidic: *Hājjan*) are an ethnic group composed of tan-skinned people speaking the Haajidic language and closely related dialects. They are distantly related to the Zaentovi, dwelling in a mountainous southwestern region of Doras Edrossi known as the Haajidi Badlands. The Haajidi were first recognized in the first Drakonian survey of the land in 3000 BC, when a distinct sect of the Zaentovi broke off and formed their own kingdom. Over time, the Haajidi have begun to look and act different, and are completely civilized from the latest reports. They are adapted for desert, plains and steppe life, living in the Wailing Wilds for hundreds of years. In the past, they had a massive empire known as the Haajidi Caliphate which stretched from the lands of the Hylati to Ethryke, but due to the War of Buurza beginning in 149 BC and ending with a decisive defeat in 142 BC, they were pushed back and have remained in this same location for about 400 years.

The Haajidi are widely renowned for their deeply rooted monotheistic religion, and above all, their pride in their culture. Haajidi will openly flaunt their long birth names - often four names long or more - and cite noble relatives off the top of their head without so much of a thought. They are taught from birth to be proud of what they have, and to cherish it as if it was the only thing they had. A Haajid who cannot cite any noble relatives, for example, may be seen as a peasant in the eyes of the caste system that the Haajidi have established.
House Taelian

**House Taelian** was a noble house in the Drakonian Empire, who are known to have served under House Dragomyr in the Dragon Wars. They were known for their trading prowess, and were the lords of the city of Salythis in the Drakonian Empire. The Taelians managed to survive the onslaught from the three wars in succession, and now persist in Thysia where they continue their family's age-old tradition, dealing in the likes of herbs and, more rarely, rare artifacts that their family had saved from Drakonia and are willing to sell -- usually at an exorbitant price.

Their ability to haggle is such that their wealth has been compared to House Taranyon before, though in truth the Taranyons far outweigh their worth simply due to the amount of Dragonsteel they still retain in their private vault. Above the Vyseri River, however, the Taelians are surely the richest.
Ch'at Dinee

Master Ch'at Dinee

Season(s)
1

Titles
Master of Tactics

Also known as
'The Pick' (Common Nickname)

'Big Fucking Chief' (Nickname given by Vidnir Kostiv )

Status
Alive

Age
45

Date of birth
July 7th, 305 AC est.

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Zaentovi Wilds

Allegiance
The Ebon Band

Religion
Zaentovi Nature Beliefs

Family
Unknown (Banished from tribe.)

Portrayed by
Samuel Adams

 **Ch'at Dinee** or "Angry Mountain" in the Zaentovi language, is the current Master-Of-Strategy within The Ebon Band. He is a short yet extremely stocky man, and is known as 'The Pick' due to his affinity to use a war-pick within battle. His attitude is a bad one, one would say. Hence his given Nickname. Ch'at was also banished from his tribe for murder and assault.
Age of Creation

The **Age of Creation** was an age that began with the start of reality, and ended as the first bits of recorded history started to emerge in the Age of Legends, but due to the superficial nature of this lore, was dubbed exaggerated until the First Era began, when reasonable records began to emerge.

The Age of Creation is known for little else than being the first Age and, by far, the longest. Several tales exist of how the earth came into being, most of which involving the gods personally taking a hand in the creation of the world. They began to quarrel and fight between each other, and they created life to help them combat this. The strikes on the earth were where natural landmarks were created by the blows of their weapons. After all of the gods left behind the world, only the life they created remained, and it survived on into present day. No particularly important events happened during the Age of Creation from mortals -- besides, of course, their rise to civilization and their dominion over the earth, when they slowly pushed out the greater creations of the gods and became the forefront intelligence on Drakonius. This is not well-documented (if at all) in the Age of Creation, however, and it is only assumed as such.
Confederation of the Trythos

The Confederation of the Trythos

The **Confederation of the Trythos** is a confederation in Gardoria, and one of the highest populated areas in the lord paramouncy. The confederation is named for the Trythos River, and most former counties and duchies in the confederation are considered part of its watershed. To that end, the Confederation is very important farmland, and so these vassals joined together for an altogether different reason than defense; self-interest, and potential economic payout for forming a union with each other. Over time, this seems to have paid off, and the confederation is not only fertile, but also prosperous. This region, however, lacks the traditional Gardorian ironwood forest which covers the nation; this is due to human interaction and horticulture, however, and the environment is perfectly capable of growing these trees.

Over 100,000 people call the Confederation their home, and it is one of the largest such vassals of Gardoria entirely. House Blackedge has traditionally been deemed the head of the confederation since its founding in 196 AC, and currently Gryge Blackedge rules the land; he is named after Gryge of the Dermii, the legendary war hero, conqueror of the Gardorian tribes, and progenitor of House Dermond.
Offizielle Namensgebung

Grundlage der Namensgebung wird die deutsche Version der **Light Novel** sein, auf die abweichenden Schreibweisen und Beziehungen in Manga und Anime wird in den Adaptionshinweisen eingegangen (hierzu sind noch Korrekturen im Wiki notwendig).

Die Schreibweise des Anime basiert auf der jeweiligen Sub-Version (OmU), da wir anhand der Aussprache unmöglich klare Rückschlüsse auf die Schreibweise treffen können.
House Avleston

House Avleston is a vassal house of House Karthmere. They rule the Free City of Emeleth, enclaved by the Duchy of Delathane.

This house is located in the northeastern parts of Thyllanor further up the coastline of the Royal Demesne of Thyllanor/Duchy of Faercrest, and is perhaps more notable for Michael Avleston, one half of the two-man group (the other being Veddel Markwell) who, with the Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor, declared independence from the Kingdom of Andoras and established the Farrowhalt Freehold in the Farmers' Revolution. Once indebted to half of Thyllanor, the Tentative Years ironically helped it regain its footing, and is now a prosperous House. Its members look down on Michael, and cite him as giving them a bad name.

WIP
Edrossian

*This article is about the sea-faring Edrossian people and culture, not to be confused with the demonym for cultures who live in Doras Edrossi, whom are commonly referred to as "Edrossian".*

**Edrossians** are a culture of river and sea-faring people native to central Doras Edrossi and abroad. A hardy and proud people, the Edrossians are well known for their adaptability, naval advancements and their widely spread religion, The Five Paragons.

In the early eras of the world, Edrossians dominated the north, south and central regions of western Doras Edrossi. They were rarely united and were often divided between several kingdoms, such as they are in present day. These kingdoms at times warred with each other but most of the time they kept to their own devices. Edrossians were the first people to construct ships capable of withstanding the open sea. Most Edrossian cultures resided in coastal regions, while others were inland and used rivers as modes of travel across the land.

WIP
Dragonsteel

**Dragonsteel** is an incredibly hard mineral made from typical steel, but heated by the breath of a dragon while being forged. It is incredibly rare in modern times, given that dragons are nearly extinct and difficult to locate. In the Age of Legends leading all the way up to the Sixth Era, just prior to the Dragon Wars, dragonsteel progressively became more and more common and therefore cheaper. Most repositories that carried dragonsteel were situated in Drakonia, so that when the city burned, most of it was lost.

## Strength and durability

Ironically, dragonsteel's only weakness is dragonflame itself. It is believed that only the best of smiths were allowed to attempt to create dragonsteel; too much of the dragon's flame would make the steel only more brittle than it was before. Further analysis of pieces of dragonsteel indicate that there was a very small window to make the steel perfect; any less or more and the steel would be weak.

Against all other obstacles, weapons and projectiles, dragonsteel is nearly impervious. A suit of armor fashioned from dragonsteel would make a man hell on earth for his foes on a battlefield. Mere arrows would bounce off the suit, dented from the sheer recoiled impact. Thankfully, or perhaps regretfully, there are no known suits of armor made from dragonsteel currently known to exist. A helmet, discovered in a Drakonian ruin by Thysian archaeologists in 331 AC, was brought back to Thysia, where it currently resides in the mansion of the magister. There, exists, however, several weapons made from dragonsteel, some of which have been adopted as ancestral weapons from the various houses.

Dragonsteel's actual capabilities are truly unknown. It is known that once forged and sharpened, the blade never dulls, and can cut the ear off of a man without so much as a gentle whisk of the wrist. Dragonsteel is incredibly rare; much more than any gold or diamond jewel. It is said that the theoretical amount of money earned from selling a ton of dragonsteel could feed the entire city of Drakonia at its peak for two years. The Dragonsteel Mine crisis, which occurred nearly two centuries ago, unearthed an estimated 800 pounds of the mineral; the most ever discovered at once, and 95% of all dragonsteel on Andoras; 45% ever found in the world after the Dragon Wars, including Doras Edrossi.
Fall of the Dragon King

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After 25 heroes slew the raid boss Aegor IV Dragomyr, he lay dying on the floor of The Dragonspire, gasping as the spirit of his father Aeramor Dragomyr appears to him.

Aegor Dragomyr: Father... is it over?

Aeramor Dragomyr: At long last. No Dragomyr can kiss ass forever, my son.

Aegor Dragomyr: I see... only The Shadow before me...

Aeramor clutches his dead son's body, contemplating the future.

Aeramor Dragomyr: Without its master's command, the restless vassals will become an even greater threat to actually getting anything productive done in the kingdom. Control must be maintained; there must be always be... \**Drakonia explodes\** ...a Dragon King.

Dalan walks over to the Crown of Embers, bends down to pick it up and examines the face of it.

Dalan Karthmere: The weight of such a burden... it must be mine. For there is no other...

Taeronys Dragomyr: Dalan! You hold a grim destiny in your hands, brother - but it is not your own.

The scorched caricature of Taeronys is revealed, sitting atop the Throne of Embers.

Dalan Karthmere: Taeronys! By all that is holy...

Taeronys Dragomyr: The dragons' flame sealed my fate. The world of the living can no longer comfort me. Place the crown upon my head, Dalan. Forevermore, I will be the King of Andoras.

Dalan Karthmere: No, old friend. I cannot--

Taeronys Dragomyr: Do it, Dalan! You and these brave heroes have your own destinies to fulfill. This last act of service... is mine.

Dalan turns toward Taeronys with the Crown of Embers cradled in his hands before him.

Dalan Karthmere: You will not be forgotten, brother.

Taeronys Dragomyr: I must be forgotten, Dalan! If the world is to live free from the tyranny of fear, they must never know what was done here today!

Dalan nods and accedes to Taeronys's request, sliding the crown onto his head. The chamber begins to shake violently as Dalan looks around. There is a flash of light and Taeronys's eyes are glowing orange with his crown.

Taeronys Dragomyr: Tell them only that Taeronys is dead, and the Dragomyrs died with him.

The Throne of Embers spontaneously combusts, encasing Taeronys in flame.

Taeronys Dragomyr: Now, go! Leave this place, and never return!
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Duchy of Vaerikland

Duchy of Vaerikland

City of Vaerik - 14,300
City of Lionden - 16,100

The **Duchy of Vaerikland** is a duchy in the Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor. The second-youngest autonomous region in Thyllanor, Vaerikland has always remained close to Thyllanorian ideals, and fiercely patriotic.

Vaerikland was named for the legendary Thyllanorian king Vaerik Karth'maere, who united nearly a third of Andoras under his banner at the peak of his reign in the Thyllanorian kingdom. It was this particular duchy named such because the region of Vaerikland, and on a deeper level, the city of Vaerik itself, is purported to be the birthplace of Vaerik, or the place where he began his conquest -- sources and scholars differ, but it is known that the region was the site of a great beginning for the king, and as such, Vaerikland uses this as a ploy to gather citizens, claiming that their life will have a 'new great beginning'.

## Climate

Vaerikland is very mountainous, with the majority of the duchy being within the mountain range of the Moonlyt Peaks. The city of Lionden, to the far west, lies on the other side of the mountains and is in a swamp-like region, owing to the fact that it directly borders The Wetlands. Vaerik itself lies within the mountain range, much like Highmountain in the Lord Paramouncy of the Moonlyt Peaks itself. To the east, about 25% of the land is arable farmland, with temperate seasons as would be expected. The duchy is long enough vertically for there to be a physical difference in weather from the furthest southern point to the furthest northern; in the south, it tends to be warmer and winters are shorter, while in the north where the province borders the Moonlyt Peaks, a temperate season takes a reduced role, while snow is common for at least six months of the year. This is not as extreme as, perhaps, the Duchy of Dimlight, however.

Per capita, Vaerikland is also the most militarized of any internal territory of Thyllanor, aside from Fort Norvo. About 6% of the population is enlisted in the military; this in part to Vaerikland being very protective of Thyllanor, and martially inclined in general. Most of the remaining population, however, farm for a living, leading Vaerik to be one of the poorer territories of Thyllanor due to its nature to provide for itself, rather than produce exports and goods.

## History

### Present Day

Following a change in state laws due to the relatively new conventions of the Thyllanorian government, Lord Paramount Vicede II Karthmere was forced to renounce the lands of the now-Duchy of Vaerikland, as the Paramouncy underwent a dramatic period of decentralization. It was no longer deemed necessary for the paramount to directly rule so much land, and so he was pressured to give it to someone he deemed worthy. Maderec II Keswyck, grandson to the esteemed diplomat and King's Council member Maderec I Keswyck, was given the title, for his intelligence and administrative sense. The current Duke Galwey II continues this, as the great-grandson of Maderec I.
Garanide

**Garanide** is a relatively large town near where the borders of The Wetlands, the Moonlyt Peaks, and Thyllanor meet; the town itself, however, sits entirely in the Wetlands. It is the regional capital of the Highdwelling of Rockdrel.

Garanide is notable, particularly in recent years, for being the site of numerous battles or ambushes, such as the Battle of Garanide in the Farmers' Revolution or The Pallid Day in the Civil War. Like the majority of the Wetlands, Garanide sits far lower than the Moonlyt Peaks or the western side of Thyllanor where the Moonlyt mountain chain runs, and thus is a difficult settlement to protect, as the attackers can fire from ranges previously impossible on mostly flat terrain. Coupled with the unique status as the Wetlands' outlet of most northern trade, many generals have made it part of their campaigns to attack and occupy Garanide, or in the case of the Wetlands and those they are allied with, to hold it at all costs. Most notably, the general Caleu Emmoro failed to besiege Garanide during the 326 AC rebellion after losing a slow-paced battle a few miles away from the main town.

As of late, it is known that Rolland Brackwater has fortified the town and given the order for troops to further garrison there, though no one is sure why. Many gossip that at the peace talks that declared an armistice in the War of Embers, Brackwater and Byron Grimolt of Thunder's Shore forged an alliance for when the war begins once more. Only a select few know this to be true, and Garanide will more likely than not be a goal of conquest, if fighting resumes.
Downtown Rockport

**Downtown Rockport** est un arrondissement au sud-ouest de Rockport. Le centre-ville contient de nombreux gratte-ciel et de bâtiments commerciaux avec un petit parc dans le côté oriental. L'**Autoroute 201** entoure l'arrondissement.

Il y a de nombreux domaines dans **Downtown Rockport**, y compris **Diamond Valley** et **Fairmont Bowl**. La zone autour de la partie nord est **Century Square**, qui est situé autour d'un grand carrefour qui porte la ressemblance de **Times Square**. La zone orientale est **Little Italy** et est situé à proximité de **Cascade Park**.

Il y a trois routes reliant **Downtown Rockport** aux autres arrondissements de Rockport. Deux routes du nord se connectent à Rosewood et une route à l'est se connecte à Camden Beach.

Une route est également en vedette dans Need for Speed: World qui relie le sud de la zone du centre-ville à **Rockport Turnpike**.

## Diamond Valley

**Diamond Valley** est le quartier touristique de **Dowtown Rockport** grâce à son opéra et sa ligne de métro en construction depuis 2011.

## Fairmont Bowl

**Fairmont Bowl** est le quartier commercial de **Dowtown Rockport** qui se trouve entre **Diamond Valley** et **Little Italy**.

## Century Square

**Century Square** encercle le grand carrefour de **Dowtown Rockport** qui ressemble au **Time Square** (Manhattan, New York). C'est le lieu touristique le plus visité de Rockport grâce à ses grandes tours et ses néons qui illuminent toutes les nuits de la ville. C'est également le centre-ville de **Dowtown Rockport**.

## Little Italy

Pas grand chose à dire sur **Little Italy** à part que c'est un petit quartier italien avec tout ce qui rend ce quartier typiquement italien.

## Cascade Park

Comme son nom l'indique, **Cascade Park** est le parc publique de **Dowtown Rockport**. Un château d'eau qui fait tâche peut être utilisé comme **Stop Poursuite**, il se trouve à la sortie de droite du parc.

## Riverfront

**Riverfront** est le quartier sud de **Dowtown Rockport** qui comprend aussi la partie sud de l'**Autoroute 201**. En 2011, une route a été construite dans ce quartier pour connecter Rockport à **Tri-City**. Cette route s'appelle **Rockport Turnpike**.

## Rockport Turnpike

**Rockport Turnpike** est un pont traversant une partie de l'océan qui connecte **Dowtown Rockport** à la baie de **Tri-City**... Cette route étant toujours fermée après le péage pourrait ne pas avoir d'avenir pour connecter Rockport à **Tri-City**.
Ceryno-Raunerrian Border Tensions

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House Grimolt
House Taranyon
Tristan Hunsen
Varen Taranyon

The **Ceryno-Raunerrian Border Tensions,** also known as the **Cerynian Border Incident**, is an ongoing potential conflict between the independent Lord Paramouncy of Raunerre and the City-State of Ceryne, over Shoremen encroachment onto the city-state's claimed land. This conflict has led to the death (albeit isolated) of hundreds along with the death of Patrician Daen Loros's son, a highly influencial Cerynian noble.

## History

The curious and highly ambitious Shoremen of Raunerre have made other city-states and even the Zaentovi suspicious through their perceived imperialism and expansionism, though most just ignore the paramouncy, and House Grimolt by extension. Ceryne naturally isn't a city-state that so happily ignores encroachment onto their territory; in fact, one could call Ceryne the least-forgiving out of all city-states.

During a seemingly normal day in the market of the town of Eagilton -- a Shoremen port settlement that is notoriously close to the most western point in Cerynian Deimia's shoreline borders -- the peasants and simple shopkeepers began to move their goods further into Cerynian territory, due to the fact the tides kept getting higher. A festival was also scheduled for the week ahead, and there was a desire to hold it inland in case of preventing any potential disaster from high tide occurring. This led to disputes with Cerynian merchants and citizens, who live on the other side of the border, as well in their own village called Montecalvo. Magister Tregello had already warned the Shoremen to stop the senseless encroachment, or face aggressive contact. This did not stop riots from happening, and a full-scale street brawl occurred between the two bordering villages.

Nelis Loros, son of Daen Loros, was killed by being stabbed by a Shoremen woman during one of these riots, and in return, the Cerynese Low-Drakonian population retaliated by torching half of Eagilton and violently killing any Shoremen settlers they could find. This then led to the Magister to call for the deportation of all Shoremen bordering Cerynian lands with no exceptions, and those who refused would be imprisoned and considered political prisoners. The noble patrician houses are already calling for war and for the head of any Grimolt that sets foot onto Ceryne's land, and all of Eagilton has been vacated in fear of another attack. Its citizens have flocked to nearby Strikeshore, which is the administrative center of all Shoreman lands on Deimia. War certainly seems impending, but Raunerre might be dealing with Ceryne as well as Thyllanor in the War of Embers.
House Golemont

**House Golemont** is a vassal house of House Dermond. They rule the County of Golemont, and claim direct descent from Garnder Golemont himself, the founder of the Moonlyt Empire.

"Golemont" is a Norttung word that roughly translates to "Highest peak", and it is known Garnder took this on as a title (or was posthumously dubbed such as a sign of respect in the Moonlyt culture), though not quite a surname. This house has taken this title as their own surname, despite being in Gardoria.
House Moran

House Moran

Sigil
A Proud Buck

Motto
Tame the Land

Titles
County of Manewall

Moran Castle

Seat
Moran Castle

Region
Kingsland

Lord
Syr Moran

Heir
Teryn Moran

Allegiance
None

Vassals
House Toln

Religion
The Five Paragons

Military strength
4,000

Cadet branches
None

Date of founding
Unknown

Age
Respectable

Founder
Unknown

Ancestral weapon
Hawkwood Bow(ceremonial)

## Holdings

House Moran controls the nearly ancient Manewall Vineyards, aswell as their eloquent Castle Moran, where their court was held for quite a while. These vineyards are responsible for House Moran's wealth and influence in Kingsland. They currently hold the County of Manewall, and are independant of other nations.

They are still a considerably wealthy house, though their independence is somewhat threatened by the nearby Duchy of Caden. The dynasty is currently headed by the eccentric Syr Moran.
Confederation of Rimewood

The Confederation of the Rimewoods

**The Confederation of the Rimewoods**, informally the **Confederation of Rimewood**, is a confederation in southern Gardoria headed by House Petwens and supported by 7 other vassals (known in confederations as dependent members). It is marked by its low-quality wood due to it being the primary area of attack during the Ironwood War between Gardoria and Thunder's Shore hundreds of years ago, and is a relatively unblanketed weak point in the Gardorian border. As a result, the counts who made up the region requested to form a confederation under the former Duchy of Rimewood also led by House Petwens, and they successfully achieved this in 299 AC.
Dealing of 330 AC

Participants

**Lord Paramouncies of Andoras**
House GrimoltHouse Karthmere • Tyralt Karthmere and Malric Markwell were present in the place of House Karthmere
House StenwulfHouse BrackwaterHouse Stone

**Kingdom of Andoras**• Aegor IV Dragomyr • Other Andorasi diplomats

 Location
 Secondary theme(s)

The **Dealing of 330 AC** was the fourteenth Dealing, a political meeting of minds, and particularly notable for the only Dealing that ever featured the controversial rebel government of the Farrowhalt Freehold as one of its participants. A moving speech was given by Michael Avleston at this Dealing towards the end of the affairs, just two weeks before he would be captured with his compatriot and fellow con-crownist Veddel Markwell and executed exactly five years after the Farmers' Revolution began, on January 19th, 331 AC.

## Events

While not particularly influential as a Dealing, as the Farmers' Revolution was almost guaranteed to fail for the Farrowhalt Freehold rebels, peace had not been officially declared and the Freehold remained as an existing government-in-exile, and Veddel Markwell and Michael Avleston, who had gone in hiding, attended the Dealing, knowing that peacekeepers would not allow a conflict to be brought on its grounds and any attempt to capture them would result in a swift reaction. They were still mourning the death of their friend and military leader, Dalan I Karthmere, who had died in the Six-Day-Siege just three weeks prior. All Freeholder territory had been fully retaken three or four days prior to the Dealing, meaning that the Freehold now only existed in name. Michael Avleston made sure to cite this in his speech, which is still considered one of the most heartfelt speeches to ever be spoken at a Dealing;

- The full speech given by Michael Avleston in the Pryiore Villa of Meyron during the **Dealing of 330 AC** regarding the cause that he and Markwell fight for with the Farrowhalt Freehold

The speech, while not particularly long at just over 500 words, was spoken with prose and dignity, and some at the Dealing even recall Avleston getting emotional towards the end of it. This speech alone changed the opinion of the Dragomyrs across the sea, even leading some to call them 'pretenders' and other derogatory terms. This speech was certainly the highlight of the Dealing of 330 AC, but the other discussion, the colonization of Denemd, the island to the far north of both Andoras and Doras Edrossi, was also an interesting topic.
Haythem Délámhoin

Lord Haythem Brackwater

Season(s)
TBD

Titles
Pretender to the Lord Paramouncy of The Wetlands

Lordship of Garanide

Also known as
N/A

Status
Alive

Age
33 years old

Date of birth
July 8th, 316 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Blackmire, The Wetlands

Allegiance
Himself

Most of House Brackwater

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Brackwater

Portrayed by
N/A

- Helman Stone II to his daughter Haelana Stone

 Haythem Brackwater is the younger brother of Rolland Brackwater, the older brother to Pelagius Brackwater, and a pretender to the title of Lord Paramouncy of The Wetlands. Not much is known about him outside of the Wetlands, but almost all who meet him agree that he is everything wrong with a ruler.

## Early life

Not much is known about Haythem and his early life; he's always been known as "The brother of Rolland", which has caused him to always be bitter when his family is brought up. Haythem has also been suspected to harbor thoughts of betrayal, desiring a greater title for himself.

Among the rulers of Andoras, Haythem has made few friends. His unbearable arrogance marks him among the ranks of Nobilis Karthmere, with the diplomatic skill of a Tegrushkin. Among one of his chief rivals are Lord Paramount Helman Stone, who was ridiculed and insulted by Haythem in a diplomatic meeting between the families of the Wetlands and the Moonlyt Peaks. Unlike his brothers, he never opted for military service, and when the levies of Garanide were called to serve in the Civil War, he provided as few as possible and remained home, craven.

As for his personal titles, Haythem was granted control of the relatively-large Lordship of Garanide, with the town of Garanide being its seat of power and main attraction. Although Haythem has a council which helps him rule, his personal effect is still felt in these lands -- his citizens are less happier, and some have even called for his deposition.

## Present day

In the present day, Haythem is rather irrelevant. He often spends his days in Garanide or elsewhere, trying to avoid his family, or any connection with them. A lot of suspicion follows him and his actions, with the popular belief that he plots almost incessantly.
Drakonia (disambiguation)

Were you looking for:

Drakonia, the city built by Aegor I Dragomyr in the First Era?

The Drakonian Peninsula in general?

The Drakonian Kingdom, the first incarnation of the Drakonian civilization?

The Drakonian Republic, the intermediate phase of the Drakonian civilization, where they employed an elective government?

The Drakonian Empire, the final form of the Drakonian civilization that came to rule most of Doras Edrossi at its peak and fell in the Dragon Wars?

Related to Drakonia:

Drakonian, the tongue of the Drakonians

Drakonteios, a related group of Drakonians who founded their own empire and lived on after Drakonia fell

The Drakonian Conquest, another name for the Dragomyr invasion of Andoras

The Drakonian Calendar, the most widely used calendar in the world, which came into use following the successful invasion of the Kingsland by Draegon Dragomyr.
Caelthon Taranyon

Caelthon Taranyon

Season(s)
N/A

Titles
Lord of the Taranyon Estate, Patriarch of House Taranyon

Also known as
N/A

Status
Deceased

Age
Died December 16, 201 (aged 67)

Date of birth
June 134

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Meyron

Allegiance
House Taranyon
Meyron

Religion
Unknown

Family
House Taranyon

Portrayed by
N/A

**Caelthon Taranyon,** born **Caelthon of Arola** *(c. June 134 - December 16, 201)* was a former adventurer and traveler who went from being literally penniless, to finding the Dragonsteel Mine and being the first one to participate in the Dragonsteel Mine crisis, returning to his homeland of Meyron with over fifty pounds of Dragonsteel, of which he sold most of and made an ancestral weapon out of the rest. His sudden discovery of this much dragonsteel and the subsequent selling of it all temporarily inflated the market, and Caelthon jumped in status from a simple adventurer living off of sustenance to the richest man in Doras Edrossi, and perhaps all of Drakonius.

As time has passed, little has become known of Caelthon's personal life. He had a wife named Selva, whom bore him two children; Dayla, who went on to give birth to the House Varanyon cadet branch, and Juvius, who started an unbroken male line all the way to the current day patriarch, Varen Taranyon. He died at the age of 67 in his newly-built Taranyon Estate, which was one of the few properties not owned by the government within the Meyron city proper. He bought the land in 170 AC and the main villa was completed by 174. Around the age of 67 in 201 AC, he died peacefully in the same villa, and left behind his wealth to Juvius, who continued the family name.
Hawkhaven

Level
 Location

**Hawkhaven** is a large town located in the southeastern region of the Moonlyt Peaks, near the border to the northern Wetlands and the western border of Thyllanor. It is one of the settlements not located in the Moonlyt Peaks themselves, rather being in the hilly environs leading up to the mountains -- the people living here in the past would have been referred to as Laghans, owing to the ancient clan-based culture prior to the Peaks' unification.

It is a popular destination for rest and relaxation and/or a checkpoint to stop at to gather provisions or prepare for those unable or otherwise incapable of traversing the path up to the Moonlyt Peaks, and, in extension, Highmountain Hall as well. It experiences much of the same climate expected in nearby Thyllanor, with a general temperate climate, with warm summers and cold winters. It is slightly colder due to its closer proximity to Frostfall and its elevation, but natives of northern Thyllanor would notice little difference except in the late autumn and the winter months.

Rodrik Walding, an impressively large man who currently serves as a bodyguard for Haelana Stone, is from Hawkhaven and owns the town as his fief. He has a regent rule in his stead while he is away.
Caden Hewler

## The Duke of Ortennia

The ruler of Ortennia, Caden Hewler, is a folkhero among his people. Paraded as the hero that defended Anclare from foreign invasion, he earned this revered reputation for his harsh offensive against the former Duchy of Sintair. Annexing the lands of Ortennia and uniting the region for the first time in centuries, Lord Caden recreated the old title of Ortennia.

## Appearance

Towering above the average man at six foot two, Caden is broad-shouldered and heavily scarred. Fiery red hair and a medium lengh, bristled beard gave him a wild look that was only tempered by his calm blue eyes. Heavily scarred, his once firm face was marred by what looked like two sword strikes that had cut across his face.

Rarely is he seen without a yellow and red colored fly plaid over his shoulder, he wears his armor on every occasion outside of his chambers, earning him the moniker 'Steelcoat'. The sword at his waist had a bright brass hilt with a dark red jewel for its pommel.
House Dermond

House Dermond

Sigil
Golden-black stag on a brown background

Motto
Strength in Duty

Titles
Kingdom of Gardoria (Formerly)

Lord Paramouncy of Gardoria

Royal Demesne of Gardoria

Seat
Elkwood

Region
Southwestern Andoras/Gardoria

Lord
Marcus Dermond III

Heir
Harrold Dermond

Allegiance
House Brackwater

Themselves

House Grimolt (Trade Alliance)

Vassals
*See Vassals of Gardoria*

Religion
The Five Paragons

Military strength
55,000 in levies

Cadet branches
House Blackstag

Date of founding
Second Era

Age
7,000+ years old

Founder
Gryge of the Dermii

Ancestral weapon
Stagsplinter, their ancestral bow

**House Dermond** is one of the great houses of Andoras, their seat being Elkwood in the woodlands of Gardoria.
House Norvo

**House Norvo** is a vassal house of House Karthmere. They rule over Fort Norvo and its dependencies, but it is currently contested by the Duchy of Leckentheid and the Principality of Voyatia. They are a knightly house, much like House Messys, and have manned Fort Norvo for generations, in an odd fashion of a hereditary martial title.

WIP
Duchy of Faercrest

The **Duchy of Faercrest** is/was a duchy in the Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor. Officially, the title does not exist in the Lord Paramouncy due to reforms brought about by former Lord Paramount Malveus II Karthmere in the late 3rd century AC that established a larger government under the Lord Paramount and bureaucratic branches within it; prior to that, the title existed in full regard for hundreds of years, always being the seat of Thyllanor from the duchy's namesake, the city of Faercrest.

For representative purposes, however (and to the rest of Andoras), the title is still used to represent what is now called the Royal Demesne of Thyllanor. In its history as a duchy under Thyllanor, it has always been ruled by House Karthmere. Its current ruler is Dalan II Karthmere, whom is also the current Lord Paramount -- athough the title of Lord Paramouncy might soon expire as Thyllanor moves towards a proper traditional monarchy, as a Kingdom.

WIP
Etat

La voiture '*Etat*est une voiture standard de patrouille utilisé par la Police Départementale de Rockport et la Police Départemenatle de Palmont. L'unité de police est basée sur la Pontiac GTO (2005).

Il existe deux modèles de la voiture **Etat**; le modèle d'émission montée en standard avec Pack Police complète et le modèle banalisée (Etat Forces Tactiques).

La voiture **Etat** est l'unité de patrouille secondaire pour tous les services de police et apparaît au niveau d'alerte 3 d'une poursuite policière. Le véhicule est léger mais résistant résultant en un moyen persistants de la poursuite contre les véhicules de longévité. La puissance mélangé avec couple produit par le moteur peut devenir trop excessive à basse vitesse et entraîner en très peu d'adhérence.

Les agents de conduite unités **Etat** sont formés dans les techniques de conduite avancées suivantes: Box, Troupeau, PIT, Barrages routiers et Barrages mobiles. Une unité arrêtée ou neutralisée ajoute 2500$ de Prime au relevé d'infractions du suspect.

Le **Muscle Cruiser État** police prend le rôle de la voiture **Etat** dans Need for Speed: World ainsi que sur PC, PlayStation 3 et Xbox 360 dans Need for Speed: Undercover.

La **Ford Mustang GT (2005)** remplace la Pontiac GTO (2005) sur Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable et Wii dans Need for Speed: Undercover. La **Dodge Charger SRT-8 (2005)** prend le rôle dans Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012).