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Something Wicked Investigations

An agency based on the transdimensional ambiguously sentient of Echo Lane that offers its services to help with exorcisms, warding, monstrous population control, magical advice and other arcane services and guidance. Daniella Carrington-Leigh and Travis Stillman own and operate the business themselves and thanks to their respective spheres of influence within magical spheres they take on a variety of contracts.

### Inhabitants

Daniella Carrington-Leigh, Travis Stillman

## History of the Agency

The Agency was set up by Travis and Dani two years ago with the guidance and support of their silent partner who helped to set up the legal entity. Travis' expertise and legacy and Dani's connections and wealth have provided the agency with a strong foundation. They provide expert resolution of supernatural matters and investigation between mortal and supernatural elements including mediation services.

They are based in Echo Lane and thus are in contact with supernatural communities all over the world.

## The Office

Echo Lane has several interesting features to it's delightful form. Firstly it has the offices of business and a waiting room along with a reception desk. Upstairs are the quarters for the occupants of the offices and the library.

The Attic is occupied with Travis' research laboratory and alchemist's stations while the Cellar contains a the more confidential or sensitive texts and the "Vault" for storing the dangerous items and entities they bind or capture. There is also a wine cellar here and a research and ritual room, allegedly a hidden catacomb exists with the bones of ancient sorcerers in it - - but hey everyone has skeletons in their...basement.
Department of Justice

Department of Justice was one of the 6 Federal Republic of Liptoncovo Government departments. The task of this department was to enforce the law among the citizens of the Federal Republic of Liptoncovo as well as government bodies. The Department of Justice oversaw the activities of Liptoncovo's law enforcement agencies.

## Tasks

The tasks of the Department of Justice included:

* management of law enforcement agencies;
* legal analysis of government activities;
* law enforcement throughout the Federal Republic of Liptoncovo.

## History

The Department of Justice was established in December 2020. Wolfengor was the first attorney general. In June 2021, PLwkv became the attorney general and Wolfengor became the Chief Justice.
Dr. Glass

A scientist sent from the Cartel to set up shop in The South Side. He is responsible for the production of Gutter Blue, though his personal motives are still unknown. He was using Maisie as a lab assistant while she was kidnapped by the Cartel, and seemed very unwilling to part with her.

His lab was destroyed when Megaton launched Pilar through much of the equipment and a wall.

## Abilities

According to Doc's writeup of Gutter Blue, whoever made it was smart enough to make theoreticals a reality. Upon 13's assessment of Dr. Glass when The Unstable Elements broke into his lab, it was determined that the doctor had fighting skills equivalent to his own. While fighting him, Dr. Glass' skin turned hard and spiky, and it was deemed impossible to actually touch him without running the risk of getting cut. He was able to turn his hands into sharp blades and also throw shards of glass for a combination of melee and
Quirk

A reality-warping imp who enjoys trapping heroes in weird games and pranks with his Universal Remote to entertain himself. He is impossibly powerful, able to manipulate time and space, but not deemed to be a threat or a villain. He has the mind of a 12-year old and is easily manipulated.

He trapped some of the members of The Unstable Elements and Wildcard in old reality TV shows, using them as forms of amusement. After they completed two shows, Trailblazer convinced him to let them go instead of finishing the last one.
Suuli (Originator-141)

The older sister of Aster Oid (Zenith-59). She has not appeared onscreen except in Aster's dream given to them by Nilfax, and when Seeker-64 mind-linked to Aster to prove he was on their side.

According to Aster, Suuli has always been very kind and caring to them, and is like a parental figure. She identifies as a female with she/her pronouns, and is an expert on the Crace Singularity. On top of being a technological expert, Suuli also follows in her parents' footsteps of diplomacy.

Aster is in possession of a memory disc that contains a song Suuli sang to them when they were feeling down.
Burgerpants

**Burgerpants** is one of the Vendors in Underfell.

## Profile

### Appearance

Burgerpants is a peach-colored monster and is a cat-like monster, with a dark orange short-sleeved shirt with two vertical black stripes in the middle, a small hat with an M on it and different types of colors on his teeth.

In one of the drawings, he is shown to have five spikes on his head, two ears with the right one having two piercing, half-closed eyes, a nose, an open mouth and a piercing below the mouth. He wears a hat with a "M" written on it at the top of his first spike and a ripped shirt saying "SLAM".

### Personality

Burgerpants absolutely hates his job and doesn't even care about it. He only cares about your presence as a customer if you leave him a pretty generous tip. However, If you steal the tip jar, he will kill you.

## Trivia

* You could steal everything in the store and all he say is *"Oh no! Don't do that!"* while his eyes are glued to the magazine.

## Gallery

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Alec Cymrych I

**High King Alec Cymrych I** (397 - 440 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 432 MR until his death. He succeeded his father Embro II when the latter was killed in battle with the Northlanders. Alec was killed by a bear while on a hunt in 440, and was succeeded by his 14-year-old son Rowland.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Cameron Ashton

A trained agent of MEDUSA that went rogue, he seems to focus his efforts on ruining his familial plans. Going from Flirt to Pragmatist in a heart beat he possesses some psychic abilities that make him valuable to some people. Most noticeably AEGIS whom he has escaped. Trained as a special operations agent by his parents he seems to have turned his efforts and skills to some unknown agenda.

### Relatives

Kristian "Arch Mind" Ashton (father), Adrienna "Villainess" Ashton (mother), Alistair "Iconoclast" Ashton (older brother), Petra "Petrosinella" Scavo (half sister), The Margravine (maternal aunt), Killervolt (cousin)

## Early Life

Cameron was born to two very dangerous people. His father is the psychokinetic powerhouse Arch-Mind and inheritor of the Ashton Legacy while his mother is the radical superhuman revolutionary Villainess. Their youngest child he was a loyal agent for theirs from a young age and aided their terrorist operations for MEDUSA from birth. His mother allegedly gave birth to him while on a mission in Hungary to release mutagenic gas into the ventilation systems of a genetic-research meeting.

## In the Attic

During a MEDUSA operation in Alaska, Cameron was captured by AEGIS agents and sentenced to 40 years in The Attic facility, a maximum security juvenile super-criminal holding facility. There he was put through a re-education program which he describes as having "changed" and instead focused on turning him into an AEGIS asset. He escaped the facility somehow and proceeded to go underground.

## After A Fashion

Cameron engineered his presence in the studio of Maddox Markham, a fellow "Triple-Genome", who was being targeted by factions interested in his genius and his physiology. He influenced the original assistant to follow her dreams and stepped into the role acting as a kind of major domo for the studio and coaching the models to walk for Maddox. This ended up being Kid Olympus, Megaton, La Cucaracha and Void Roil who were roped into helping by Jade Tiger for the Young Designers section of Halcyon Fashion Week.

After the Unstable Elements were an overwhelming success Cameron left the city since Maddox was safe thanks to his publicity and connections to high level institutions he could continue his education in.

## By the Book

Cameron revealed he had returned to the city at the book festival but remained cagey as to why. He assisted the group when they were dragged into the mindscape and shielded them from being sucked into the abyss of their own thoughts - much to his chagrin he was forced to look like a fairy by their perceptions for some reason - he believes due to La Cucaracha's rivalry with him.

Cameron didn't resurface again but may still be in the city - he certainly alluded to that - apparently investigating something particular going on.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Infiltration and Espionage**: Cameron is very good at moving around unseen
* **Tele-Empathy**: Cameron can project emotions and memories and read or absorb them
* **Empathic Absorption**: Cameron can absorb emotions with his powers to heal himself
Embro Cymrych I

**High King Embro Cymrych I** (359 - 414 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 409 MR until his death. Embro inherited the throne from his mother, High Queen Miranda the Fair, when she died of natural causes. Embro had a fairly short reign, dying of injuries sustained in a horse-riding accident after five years. He was succeeded by his son, Embro II, making him the only High Monarch in history to be succeeded by a child of the same name.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Champion

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Champion is the mightiest warrior among the many species comprising the Zik Commonwealth and Drevuul Hegemony. While all of his people, the Gôl, would be considered superpowered on Earth, he is the pinnacle of their strength and martial skill. While the Drevuul Hegemony espouses a supremacist ideology, the Gôl are given favored status in part due to their utility as shock troops, as well as their steadfast support of wiping out the Devourers and Crace Singularity.

Champion is incredibly strong and durable. He is also far more nimble and dexterous than his prodigious bulk would suggest. Despite being mindlinked with Exarch at the time and not performing at his full potential, Champion was able to fight Megaton, Kid Olympus, and 13 at the same time, nearly killing Kid Olympus as a result. In terms of raw strength, among the many foes the Unstable Elements have encountered, Champion is likely second only to Ubermensch.

Champion was formerly betrothed to Zenith-59 as part of a diplomatic maneuver by their parents to disrupt the Gôl alliance with the Hegemony. However, this was thwarted by Zenith, who chose to reject the betrothal and remain with Void Roil on Earth.
Leviathan

The **Leviathan**, colloquially known as the **Old One**, is a colossal whale-like beast that lives near the Moonshae Isles. It was summmoned to existence by the Earthmother, goddess of the isles, and is considered one of her three "children" along with Kamerynn and the Pack. A passive, peaceful creature, the Leviathan is nonetheless catastrophically dangerous when provoked, sporting sharp teeth and a 360-foot length. It spends years sleeping at the bottom of the sea, emerging periodically to feed on small sea life. It is essentially on constant standby, ready to be called upon by the Earthmother when needed to preserve the balance of the isles. Like the other children of the Earthmother, the Leviathan is quasi-immortal: within a century of its death, another whale will assume its place as the Earthmother's chosen, but it will take many centuries for it to grow and develop into another Leviathan.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Swapfell

***canonswapfell Wiki***

Unfortunately, this AU's original author has removed a lot of their work from existence, or some other entity has removed the AU. Therefore, the original source of the AU might not be available anymore, or the info might be scattered throughout the internet. So take everything you read here with a little grain of salt.And if you happen to find anything from the original canon, please add it to the page along with a link so it can be easily accessed again.

This article is about an AU that has been deemed **community-shared**, either by the author declaring it, or from long-term abandonment by the author.

For other versions of Underfell, see Underfell (disambiguation).

### Author/s

~~Kkhoppang~~ (Tumblr User)
 Adopted by Nishimori38

### Link/s

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### Medium

Comic

**Swapfell** is an Underfell and Underswap AU combination, the fell-ified version of Underswap (not to be confused with Fellswap, which is a swap-ified version of Underfell). This is also a community shared AU, so character designs and personalities may vary from each other between interpretations. This specific article, however, is centralized on Kkhoppang's version. Rather than Sans and Papyrus, Kkhoppang's Swapfell was mostly centered around Undyne and Alphys. However, most of the AU's contents have been purged from the internet, so information is limited.

## Changes

As Swapfell is the Fell-ified version of Underswap, there are several changes with the characters. They commonly wear purple, unlike Underfell's and Fellswap's red, black and gold color schemes. Instead of good-natured monsters who don't actually want to hurt you, the monsters are evil and want to kill you, except for Papyrus and Temmie. Papyrus is still slightly like the rest, but has hidden motives. Instead of Temmie being evil, Temmie actually wants to help you escape this hell.

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Despite being the sole **Swapfell** page on the Undertale AU Wiki, the idea of Swapfell existed since at least late-2015, before KH created his designs—which went on to be the most commonly used for Swapfell. The earliest known appearance of Swapfell is from the Swapfell Tumblr, which is still active.
	+ Unlike KH's version, this Swapfell had Underfell's red and black color scheme.

## References

1. ↑ First known appearance of Swapfell from Kkhoppang
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Ardan Cymrych

**High King Ardan Cymrych** (548 - 596 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 573 MR until his death. Ardan succeeded his cousin, the patricide Ciaran, who had been killed by an angry mob of subjects. Ardan died of natural causes in 596 and was succeeded by his son Byron.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Conall Cymrych

**High King Conall Cymrych** (140 - 189 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 178 MR until his death. Conall inherited the throne when his father Bran died of an undisclosed illness, and himself died as a result of an undisclosed accident with a crossbow. Conall was succeeded by his son Lann.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Toriel

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**Toriel** **(née Toriel Dreemurr)** is one of the main characters in Underfell.

## History

When Chara fell underground, Toriel hid Chara from Asgore to protect them and take care of them along with her son, Asriel, hoping to later introduce Asgore to Chara and prove that not all humans are bad. Toriel never doubted Chara's intent. It threw Toriel off how Asgore acted once he found Chara.

Toriel got very upset when she realized Asgore poisoned Chara and leaves her husband behind, effectively going into hiding.

## Profile

### Appearance

Toriel is a goat-like monster with white fur, two horns, two pitch black glitchy eyes with yellow sclera, two long ears, a nose, a smiling mouth with two fangs. She wears a black and white ripped - torn up robe with a white delta rune near her neck.

### Personality

Toriel is bad at baking, but can make killer meat-based dishes. She has a colorful rose garden, never manages to NOT get her dress torn apart from going in to water/cut them. She also does a laugh that sounds like "OHOHOHOHO~".

## Relationships

### Asgore (Ex-Husband)

She has left Asgore after she found out that he poisoned Chara.

### Frisk (Adoptive child)

Toriel cares for Frisk while they are in the Ruins.

### Flowey/Asriel

Flowey / Asriel is Toriel and Asgore's son.

### Chara (Adopted child)

Chara was the adopted child of Toriel and Asgore before Agore poisoned them.

## Trivia

* Toriel is the first character created for Underfell.
* Toriel is the favorite character of Underfell's creator.
* She takes good care of her rose guarden.
* Toriel was the one who made Asgore's cape.
* Toriel makes meat pies.
* Toriel only does direct eye contact when you interact with her and never looks anywhere else unless you look away.

## Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ What's the info on UF!Toriel? :O There's so much fanon about the skelebros but next to nothing about her and it'd been great to get something to base headcanons around. :') Underfell blog
2. ↑ https://underfell.tumblr.com/post/162622967536/fun-fact-1 fun fact #1 Underfell blog
3. ↑ So, what is your favourite character in your version of UF? Underfell blog
4. ↑ https://underfell.tumblr.com/post/162622843291/whats-the-info-on-uftoriel-o-theres-so-much
4. Toriel Facts Underfell blog

5. Toriel Takes Care Of Chara
Cymrych Hugh

**High King Cymrych Hugh** (171 - 250 DR) was a Ffolk human and the first High Monarch of the Moonshae Isles. Having inherited the united kingdom of Corwell from his father Callidyrr, Cymrych took a woman named Allisynn as his queen. At age 30, he led the Ffolk against the evil Kazgoroth in 201 DR. The dwarves of Highhome crafted Cymrych a sword that bore the blessing of the Earthmother, designed especially to fend off the Beast, which came to be known simply as the Sword of Cymrych Hugh. A great war with many casualties ensued, and Cymrych managed to repel Kazgoroth, sending him into hiding for centuries more. Having earned the respect and adoration of all the Ffolk, Cymrych assumed the title of High King, undisputed ruler of all his people.

Both Cymrych and Allisynn suffered severe injuries, and Allisynn died later that year. He ordered the construction of Caer Allisynn to house her body, filled it with great treasures in her honor, and sunk it to the bottom of the Strait of Alaron. Virtually all noble families had been wiped out or otherwise decimated in the war, and those who remained married into Cymrych's bloodline. Cymrych appointed his champion Christopher Riker as regent of Corwell, and eventually remarried to an unknown consort. The two had children named Warren, Tamara, and Carrig, each of whom became High Monarch in the decades following Cymrych's death. Cymrych's children, and those for generations following, took his given name as their surname in honor of his singular achievements. The Moonshae Reckoning (MR) calendar was also established in honor of Cymrych's reign, with year 1 marking his ascension to High King. Cymrych died in 50 MR, succumbing to injuries sustained against Kazgoroth half a century prior. High King Warren I took the throne, but some Ffolk saw him as a disappointment after Cymrych. They split into disparate kingdoms once more, though the High King officially retained his rule over them. In 744 MR, the Sword of Cymrych Hugh was lost by High King Tanner in battle with the firbolgs of Myrloch Vale, and this disgrace compounded with Tanner's death caused the effective dissolution of the office of High Monarch.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Flamsterd (wizard)

**Flamsterd** is a human wizard, originally from Waterdeep. He currently lives in the sea just off of the isle of Flamsterd, practicing magic in his stone tower surrounded by a large air bubble.

Centuries ago, Flamsterd migrated to the Moonshae Isles, where he claimed the unpopulated island to the southwest and named it after himself. He sought, and had found, a place to practice the arcane arts peacefully. He built a tower on the long southern peninsula of the island and began recruiting magical students from the Moonshaes as well as the mainland. Flamsterd and his apprentices developed a thriving, if modest, civilization on their island home, peacefully isolated from the rest of the archipelago. Over time, the students grew stronger, and their power led to internal unrest. Conflict arose among the young mages, killing many of them and producing monsters that continue to roam the island. Flamsterd grew frustrated with his apprentices and in 1291 DR faked a sudden, catastrophic explosion of the peninsula. He turned many of his apprentices into toads and salamanders while others fled in fear. Though it seemed, and continues to appear to most, that Flamsterd had died in the unexplained explosion, he had in fact moved a portion of the island underwater. With the help of a few powerful druids, Flamsterd moved the land (including his tower) to the sea floor, surrounded by a huge bubble of air. There he continues to work in peace, assisted by a few servants.

Flamsterd was friends with the legendary Elminster, the two having known each other for decades in Waterdeep. When Elminster visited the Moonshaes in 1336, he mourned Flamsterd's apparent death, describing him as a "master of his craft" and "a pioneer in the development of the arcane arts."

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
2. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Warren Cymrych II

**High King Warren Cymrych II** (418 - 474 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 451 MR until his death. Warren succeeded his father Samuel when the latter died of a heart attack. Warren was named after Warren I, his distant ancestor and the second High King. He died of natural causes in 474, and was succeeded by his son Tobert.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Callidyrr

**Callidyrr** is the largest and oldest kingdom of the Ffolk of the Moonshae Isles, representing the southern portion of the isle of Alaron. Its monarch, once (and now, unofficially) known as the High Monarch of all the Ffolk, rules from Caer Callidyrr. It is currently ruled by King Reginald Carrathal.

Callidyrr is bordered to the north by the Fairheight Mountains, which separate it from the northmen-ruled Gnarhelm.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Rowland Cymrych

**High King Rowland Cymrych, the Boy King** (426 - 442 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 440 MR until his death. Rowland succeeded his father Alec I after Alec was killed by a bear while on a hunt when Rowland was just 14 years old. Tragically, Rowland died of illness at 16, earning him the epithet of the Boy King. As he did not have a child of his own, Rowland was succeeded by his uncle, Samuel.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Conn Cymrych

**High King Conn Cymrych** (637 - 685 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 652 MR until his death. Conn succeeded his father Dolan, who died at sea battling Northlanders. In the process, Dolan lost the crown that all High Monarchs before him had worn, weakening Conn's legitimacy significantly. Like his father, Conn died fighting the northmen, and was succeeded by his son Merrick, who took the name Byron II.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Kevan Cymrych

**High King Kevan Cymrych** (589 - 650 MR) was the High King from 626 MR until his death. Kevan succeeded his father Byron I, who died peacefully in 626. In fact, Kevan had been a regent of sorts for his father, ruling in his stead when he fell into mysterious magical periods of sleep in 618 and 619. Kevan was succeeded by his second son, Dolan, upon his death by natural causes in 650.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Kamerynn

**Kamerynn** is a magical white unicorn who oversees the wilderness and wildlife of the Moonshae Isles. He is one of the three "children" of the Earthmother, along with the Leviathan and the Pack. He represents the ultimate force of good on the isles, and acts as an informal king of the Moonshae animals, including the small number of unicorns that roam the isles of Gwynneth and Alaron. As such, he is significantly larger and more formidable than a typical unicorn. He lairs by the Gwynneth Moonwell, protected all around by trees and mistletoe. Like the other children of the Earthmother, Kamerynn is quasi-immortal: within six years of his death, another unicorn will assume his place as the Earthmother's chosen.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Hubitoland

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**Hubitoland** is pseudostate founded by Hubito112. The only territory that was (in theory) controlled by Hubitoland was located on the NRFP minecraft server.

## International recognition

Countries that recognize Hubitoland:

* Republic of Skeila
* New Republic of Future Proof

Countries that do not recognize Hubitoland:

* United Republic of Liptoncovo and Grappa
* Democratic Republic of Ankoria
* Sandalek
* Safe Space
Fairheight Mountains

The **Fairheight Mountains** are a mountain range on the isle of Alaron in the Moonshae Isles. They separate the two halves of Alaron, delineating the northmen realm of Gnarhelm to the north and the Ffolk kingdom of Callidyrr to the south. Though not especially high, the Fairheights are very rugged, making a full-fledged military excursion across them impractical. The Ffolk have mined precious metals such as gold and silver from the Fairheight range, helping to produce Callidyrr's renowned prosperity.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Markus Cymrych

**High King Markus Cymrych** (88 - 133 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 122 MR until his death. The second son of High King Gwylloch, Markus expedited his route to the throne by killing his uncle, High King Gorham. Markus himself died in combat, presumably against the northmen, leaving behind no issue. As a result, Cameron, grandson of High King Warren I, was next in line and claimed the throne upon Markus's death.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Carrig Cymrych I

**High King Carrig Cymrych I** (44 - 87 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 63 MR until his death. He inherited the throne from his older sister, Tamara, who mysteriously died by poisoning. Carrig had two sons, Gwylloch and Gorham, in 65 and 70 MR, respectively. Carrig died in battle against the northmen in 87, and Gwylloch inherited his crown. The fourth great grandson of Carrig's older brother, Warren I, later ruled as Carrig II in 220 MR.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Colin Cymrych

**High King Colin Cymrych** (291 - 349 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 307 MR until his death. Colin's father, High King Carrig III, was assassinated in 300, and his queen Abigail appointed Edmund Kincaid, the King of Snowdown, to act as regent until Colin matured. Colin officially became High King in 307 at age 16. He became renowned for clearing out the werewolf threat from Torriage Wood, but in the process became a lycanthrope himself. Colin's son Gordon, seemingly out of mercy, killed his father and succeeded him.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Northlander

The **Northlanders**, also known as **northmen**, are a race of barbarian humans who occupy the northern Moonshae Isles. Specifically, they control Norland, Oman's Isle, the Norheim Isles, the Korinn Archipelago, the northern half of Alaron, and the northern coast of Gwynneth. The ancestors of the northmen first came to Moonshae from Waterdeep to the east, raiding through the small, disparate kingdoms of the northern Ffolk in short order. Northmen to this day regularly raid the Ffolk kingdoms and along the Sword Coast in the summer. Similar to the Ffolk, northmen society is governed by a number of small kingdoms, though they are considerably more unified.

About one in five northmen are capable of employing a berserker rage in battle, and these warriors are highly valued among their warlike culture, often attaining high-ranking combat positions.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Gordon Cymrych

**High King Gordon Cymrych** (314 - 369 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 249 MR until his death. Gordon was forced to kill his father, High King Colin, when the latter was afflicted with lycanthropy while battling werewolves. Gordon died of illness after twenty years as High King, and was succeeded by his daughter Miranda, only the second High Queen in history.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Ernest Cymrych

**High King Ernest Cymrych** (464 - 531 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 479 MR until his death. He succeeded his father Tobert, who died in battle against corrupted firbolgs. Ernest died of natural causes, and was succeeded by his son Carthus, though he quickly abdicated the throne to Ernest's younger son Alec.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Pendar Cymrych

**High King Pendar Cymrych** (508 - 549 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 538 MR until his death. He succeeded his father Alec II when the latter died of plague. Pendar was mauled by wolves in 549 and was succeeded by his son Declan.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Tobert Cymrych

**High King Tobert Cymrych** (440 - 479 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 474 MR until his death. He succeeded his father Warren II, who died of natural causes. Tobert died in battle against firbolgs, who had been long since corrupted by fomorians led by the evil Kazgoroth. He was succeeded by his son Ernest.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Carrig Cymrych II

**High King Carrig Cymrych II** (178 - 231 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 220 MR until his death. He was the first High Monarch to repeat a previously used name, following his third great grand uncle, Carrig I. Carrig II inherited the throne after his father Lann died at sea. Carrig died of plague in 231 and was succeeded by his son Kemble.

## Notes

1. ↑ Carrig I is the brother of Carrig II's great great great great grandfather, Warren I.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Llewyrr

The **Llewyrr** are a race of elves native to the Moonshae Isles, similar to high elves. The Llewyrr came to Moonshae by sea from the east many centuries ago, and for centuries more were the dominant race in the archipelago, living peacefully with the dwarves. When the Ffolk arrived and began to spread across Moonshae, the Llewyrr moved to fringe portions of the isles, and today are only to be found in small and remote areas of Alaron and Gwynneth.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Samuel Cymrych

**High King Samuel Cymrych** (401 - 451 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 442 MR until his death. He succeeded his 16-year-old nephew Rowland the Boy King, who died of illness without any issue of his own. Samuel died of a heart attack, and was succeeded by his son Warren II.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Miranda Cymrych

**High Queen Miranda Cymrych the Fair** (343 - 409 MR) was the High Queen of the Ffolk from 369 MR until her death. Miranda was only the second High Queen in history, following Tamara, daughter of Cymrych Hugh. She inherited the throne from her father Gordon when he died of an undisclosed illness. She died of natural causes in 409 and was succeeded by her son, Embro.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Pack

The **Pack** are a magically assembled group of the wolves and dire wolves of the Moonshae Isles. While dire wolves normally roam the isles in smaller packs, the influence of the Earthmother causes them to form a single, continuous group. As such, they are one of the Earthmother's three "children," along with the Leviathan and Kamerynn. The largest male among the Pack assumes the role of the **Leader**, and feels a particular connection to the Earthmother. Like the Earthmother's other children, the Pack's purpose is to maintain balance upon the isles: they are efficient, ceaseless killers, but they hardly ever intrude upon civilization. If called upon by the Earthmother, the Pack forms shortly after the Spring Equinox, amassing hundreds of wolves over the next several months. They will then enter hibernation at the Autumn Equinox, separating and resting until the following year.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Flamsterd

**Flamsterd** is an island in the southwestern Moonshae Isles, known as a refuge for mages in the largely amagical Moonshaes.

Centuries ago, a wizard named Flamsterd migrated to the Moonshae Isles, where he claimed the unpopulated island to the southwest and named it after himself. He sought, and had found, a place to practice the arcane arts peacefully. He built a tower on the long southern peninsula of the island and began recruiting magical students from the Moonshaes as well as the mainland. Flamsterd and his apprentices developed a thriving, if modest, civilization on their island home, peacefully isolated from the rest of the archipelago. Over time, the students grew stronger, and their power led to internal unrest. Conflict arose among the young mages, killing many of them and producing monsters that continue to roam the island. Flamsterd grew frustrated with his apprentices and in 1291 DR faked a sudden, catastrophic explosion of the peninsula. He turned many of his apprentices into toads and salamanders while others fled in fear. Though it seemed, and continues to appear to most, that Flamsterd had died in the unexplained explosion, he had in fact moved a portion of the island underwater. With the help of a few powerful druids, Flamsterd moved the land (including his tower) to the sea floor, surrounded by a huge bubble of air. There he continues to work in peace, assisted by a few servants. For the surviving mages, and any who continue to seek refuge there, the isle of Flamsterd remains peaceful and safe from outside attack, owing to its uniquely dense concentration of magic users.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
2. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
Human

**Humans** are a widespread race, known for their incomparable variety and adaptability. Having developed more recently and possessing shorter lifespans than elves or dwarves, humans are exceptionally ambitious explorers and innovators. They are capable of procreating with a number of other races, producing half-elves, half-orcs and so on. Many diverse subraces of human exist across the world, and rival bands of humans frequently find themselves at odds, moreso than do other races.

## References

1. ↑ *Player's Handbook*. Crawford, Jeremy, et al. Wizards of the Coast, 2014.
Warren Cymrych I

**High King Warren Cymrych I** (37 - 59 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 50 MR until his death. Warren inherited the throne from his father, the legendary Cymrych Hugh, and established the Cymrych dynasty in his father's honor. The Ffolk were divided on Warren's right to be High King, and the kingdoms that his father had so commendably united gradually slipped into disparate entities once more. Nonetheless, Warren continued to officially rule over them all, until his death in 59 MR of an undisclosed illness. Nothing is known about his issue except that he eventually had a grandson, Cameron. Warren's sister Tamara inherited the throne upon his death, and their brother Carrig after her.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Tanner Cymrych

**High King Tanner Cymrych** (679 - 744 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 702 MR until his death. He succeeded his father, Byron II, who died of illness. Tanner was responsible for ceding the northern Moonshae Isles to the Northlanders once and for all in 744, surrendering the territory that his ancestors had fought to preserve for centuries. Later that year, Tanner led an assault on a firbolg outpost in Myrloch Vale. His people were ambushed and he was killed, though the Ffolk won the battle. Most significantly, Tanner lost the Sword of Cymrych Hugh, an invaluable Ffolk artifact, in the battle, as it was apparently carried off by giants.

The loss of the sword effectively crushed the already tenuous confidence the Ffolk had in the idea of a High Monarch, and the office—along with the Cymrych dynasty itself—was officially disbanded. The bloodline diverged into eight different families: Tanner's son Niall, born 701 MR, established the Carrathal dynasty, ruling simply as the King of Callidyrr. Niall and his descendants would sometimes be atavistically known as High Monarchs, but the title officially died with High King Tanner.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Carthus Cymrych

**High King Carthus Cymrych** (484 - 545 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk in the year 531 MR. He succeeded his father Ernest, who died of natural causes, and subsequently abdicated the throne to his younger brother, Alec II. Apparently disinterested in the Moonshae Isles altogether, Carthus moved to Tethyr and lived there peacefully until his death in 745 DR. To date, Carthus is the only High Monarch to lose the throne by any means other than death.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Ketheryll Cymrych

**Prince Ketheryll Cymrych** (d. 99 MR) was the Ffolk crown prince under his father High King Gwylloch Cymrych. The brutally violent Gwylloch raised his son in much the same way, and as a young man Ketheryll fought alongside Gwylloch in campaigns against the northmen. He also executed "treasonous" lesser Ffolk monarchs who objected to Gwylloch's brutality. Living in Gwylloch's aptly named Castle of Skulls, the two and their retainers slowly went mad, constantly surrounded by gratuitous blood and gore. In 99 MR, they all killed each other in a berserk frenzy of violence. There is speculation that the mage Flamsterd may have had a hand in this event. With the heir-apparent Ketheryll dead, Gwylloch's younger brother Gorham succeeded him as High King. Ketheryll's younger brother, Markus, born 88 MR, outlived his immediate family, and later became High King himself after killing his uncle Gorham.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Ciaran Cymrych

**High King Ciaran Cymrych** (544 - 573 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 562 MR until his death. Ciaran killed his father Declan to become High King, proving a malicious ambition at a young age. Though details of his reign are unknown, his murderous seizing of the throne suggests that it was likely a tyrannical one. As a result, Ciaran was killed by an angry mob of subjects in 573. With no issue of his own, Ciaran was succeeded by his first cousin, Ardan.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Gorham Cymrych

**High King Gorham Cymrych** (70 - 122 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 99 MR until his death. Gorham inherited the throne from his older brother, Gwylloch, when he and his oldest son Ketheryll died in a madness-induced blood frenzy at Gwylloch's Castle of Skulls. Gorham returned the seat of the High King to Caer Callidyrr, and returned a degree of stability to the office after Gwylloch's brutal reign. He couldn't escape Gwylloch's legacy however, as he was murdered by Gwylloch's younger son (and his own nephew) Markus in 122 MR.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Tuathal Cymrych

**High King Tuathal Cymrych** (244 - 299 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 283 MR until his death. He inherited the throne from his father, High King Tristram, after a brief reign cut short by illness. Tuathal was assassinated, but the circumstances around this event are unknown. He was succeeded by his son Carrig III, who only reigned for a year before being assassinated as well.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Tamara Cymrych

**High Queen Tamara Cymrych** (38 - 63 MR) was the High Queen of the Ffolk from 59 MR until her death. She inherited the throne from her older brother, Warren I. Tamara died of poisoning from an unknown source, but it is probable that her successor, her younger brother Carrig I, was in some way responsible.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Moonshae Reckoning

**Moonshae Reckoning** (**MR**) is the calendar system used by the Ffolk of the Moonshae Isles. It marks the ascendance of Cymrych Hugh, the first High King, and his defeat of the evil Kazgoroth. Year 1 MR coincides with year 201 in the more common Dalereckoning (DR), making for simple conversion between the two: MR = DR - 200.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Cameron Cymrych

**High King Cameron Cymrych the Wise** (91 - 170 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 133 MR until his death. Cameron was the grandson of High King Warren I: his immediate parentage, and why that parent never became High Monarch, is unclear. Cameron inherited the throne from his second cousin, Markus, when the latter died in battle. After the violent tendencies of Markus and his father Gwylloch, Cameron provided a long, stable reign, earning him the epithet, "the Wise." He died of natural causes and was succeeded by his second son, Bran.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Lann Cymrych

**High King Lann Cymrych** (158 - 220 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 189 MR until his death. He inherited the throne from his father Conall following a fatal accident with a crossbow. Lann suffered a similarly tragic fate, as he drowned when his ship crashed off the coast of Snowdown. He was succeeded by his son, Carrig II.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Gwylloch Cymrych

**High King Gwylloch Cymrych** (65 - 99 MR) was the High King of the Ffolk from 87 MR until his death. Gwylloch inherited the throne from his father Carrig I, who died in battle against the northmen. Gwylloch took a brutal approach to combating the encroaching northmen, erecting the Castle of Skulls in Llyrath Forest out of trophies from his slaughtered foes in 89 MR. Gwylloch even went so far as to move his court out of Caer Callidyrr and into the Castle of Skulls. He led a series of campaigns against the northmen, taking captives back to his castle to compete in a "grim arena" called the Circus Bizarre. Gwylloch's brutality drew the ire of lesser Ffolk kings: his son Prince Ketheryll captured the king and queen of Corwell and executed them for treason. Constantly surrounded by gratuitous blood and gore, Gwylloch, Ketheryll, and their retainers went mad in the Castle of Skulls, and in 99 MR they all killed each other in a berserk frenzy of violence. There is speculation that the mage Flamsterd may have had a hand in this event. Gwylloch's younger brother Gorham succeeded him as High King. Gwylloch's second son, Markus, born 88 MR, outlived his immediate family, and later became High King himself after killing his uncle Gorham.

## References

1. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Reginald Carrathal

**King Reginald Carrathal** (b. 1312 DR) is the king of Callidyrr. He assumed the throne in 1332 when his father, Alec IV, died of natural causes at age 58. Reginald is known for being private and reserved almost to the point of isolationism: when the famed mage Elminster visited in 1336, Reginald declined to see him, and Elminster wrote that castle servants refused to speak of the king in any detail. He has a bastard son, Brynth, who was born in 1334 and raised in Amn by his mother. Brynth had a son, Lionel, in 1355, and was killed by wererats in 1371, leaving Lionel as Reginald's sole heir.

## References

1. ↑ *Moonshae*. Niles, Douglas. TSR, 1987.
2. ↑ *Dragon* #362: "Grand History of the Realms: The Moonshaes." (December 2007) James, Brian R. Wizards of the Coast.
Blue Aurora Research Facility

**Blue Aurora Research Facility** was a Liptoncovish research facility owned by the FRL government located on unknown coordinates in the badlands biome.
Most of the experiments and research conducted there were top secret and never released to the public. Currently, BARF research includes biology, genetics, speculative evolution, bioengineering, physics, theoretical physics, meteorology, game code research, archeology, anthropology, Liptoncovo history, Minecraft lore research, rocket engineering, aviation, End research, Nether research, defense industry and many more.

Blue Aurora Research Facility worked closely with the Solarus corporation, defense and pharmaceutical concerns, as well as the defense forces of the FRL and the US.