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## General information

### Mentioned

*The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

**K****ingston** was a rabbit settlement built by Lord Fleck Blackstar and King Whitson Mariner. It was founded upon the shores of Ayman Lake, at the very spot that Fleck Blackstar and his expedition dug a coal mine in order to obtain fuel for the rabbits of Seddleton for the approaching winter.

## History

### *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

Massie Burnson privately recalls the events of the Battle of Ayman Lake and how Fleck Blackstar had risked his life to save King Whitson Mariner. It is revealed that Fleck had stayed behind at Kingston to continue overseeing mining operations as well as preparing for future raptor attacks.

### *The Archer's Cup*

Grare mentions Warren Fortress to Jo Shanks, having named his own hideaway in honor of Fleck Blackstar's legendary stronghold. He is somewhat embarrassed to admit it given the presence of Cole Blackstar.

## Composition

### Kingston Citadel

**Kingston Citadel** is a secret citadel located in Kingston. It has long been ruled over by the Blackstar family, beginning with Fleck Blackstar. Despite its nearness to the High Bleaks, it is among the most fortified secret citadels, often receiving evacuees from other citadels such as Halfwind and Harbone Citadel. The emblem of Kingston Citadel is a shield split in two; the left side features a large green diamond surrounded by a circle of nine smaller red diamonds, while the right side shows a single black star.

### Warren Fortress

**Warren Fortress** was a fortification established by Fleck Blackstar at Kingston. It seems to have been destroyed, or perhaps retired in favor of Kingston Citadel, by the time of Emma Joveson’s reign. Grare later names his own hideaway after Warren Fortress.

## Physical attributes

Kingston lies in the southern foothills of the Low Bleaks; southeast of Halfwind Citadel.

## Trivia

* The name "Kingston" is of English origin and means "king's town."
Raptor sentinels

The **r****aptor sentinels** are a group of Birds of Prey charged with maintaining order in various rabbit settlements which they control.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

Raptor sentinels were long employed in Akolan to quell any signs of resistance among the rabbits kept there as slaved. Eventually, this task was taken up by Garten Longtreader's Longtreader Command, and the sentinels were freed from these duties. However, Akolan's location in the High Bleaks made it easy for Preylords to swoop down upon the city in the event they were needed. This occurred on Victory Day after Heather Longtreader's arrival in the city.

In the occupied city of First Warren, sentinels were put into place following the afterterrors, and its members were constantly rotated. The one exception was Lord Falcowit of the Six, who remained in First Warren except when called to council with his peers. These sentinels were a horrific presence overshadowing First Warren, swooping in and carrying off rabbit younglings on every occurrence of trouble. They also proved the greatest obstacle to various attempts-usually orchestrated by Harbone Citadel-to infiltrate the city.

Eventually, Helmer and Picket Longtreader managed to get into the city using glider capes after Lord Hewson and some of Harbone's finest provided a distraction for them. In retaliation for what they assumed was insurrectionist activity from within the city, the raptors carried off many children from the city center. Later, they were in position to carry off all the city's younglings on Victory Day, only to be distracted by the destruction of the Citadel of Dreams. They swiftly returned from their investigation to attack the resistance forces attempting to save the younglings.

At that point, the full army of the Cause arrived in force and breached the wall of First Warren, forcing the sentinels to break off their attack and engage them. The rabbit invaders, for their part, targeted the sentinels, determined to insure that not a single one escaped to alert Morbin to the fall of his captured city. Ultimately, they were all slain, with Jo Shanks and Emerson killing the last two, one of whom was Falcowit himself. The death of the Preylord marked a decisive end to the Battle for First Warren.
Jair

**J****air** is a buck who lives in the Old Town of First Warren.

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

Picket Longtreader visited the Citadel of Dreams to drop off some cabbages, and Jair was one of the tavern's patrons. Picket inquired as to how things were in Old Town, and Jair explained that even though the best work was in Newcity, he was making do. After a few more idle comments and a long silence, Jair asked Picket what it was like to slay Farlock. Picket replied with only one word, "scary," and they all fell silent, sensing the mood change. Jair did not speak again.

## Personality and traits

Jair is friendly and easygoing, able to make lighthearted fun of himself. Though he holds awe and respect for Picket Longtreader, he asked the farmer a question that he answered tensely and that led to a long silence, showing that Jair is not adept at reading a room.
Order of Utility

The **O****rder of Utility** is one of the various codes enforced by Longtreader Command in Akolan. Among its specifications are a prohibition against elderly residents of Akolan receiving special care, which was among the obstacles to the Old and Infirm Community scheme organized by Harmony and Bandt.
Hammertop

Hammertop on a map of Eastern Natalia.

**H****ammertop** is an area located in Eastern Natalia, north of Massie and east of Krebb's Stand. It appears to be located in the midst of a cluster of small mountains, at the end of a fork branching off from Ayman Lake. Little else is known about the location.
Lucianne Blackstar

*This article is about the daughter of King Whitson Mariner and the wife of Lord Blackstar II. For the wife of Victor Blackstar, see Lady Blackstar.*

## Book information

### Appears

*The Black Star of Kingston*

**L****ady Lucianne Blackstar** was the wife of Lord Blackstar II and the daughter of King Whitson Mariner and Queen Lillie. She was well known as a friend to her brother Lander and for her courtly manner, which was emulated by her descendants.

## Family tree

 - The Royal Family of Natalia -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.

 - The Blackstar Family -

\*Note: The identity of Lord Blackstar II and his relationship to Fleck Blackstar is currently unknown.
## Trivia

* The name "Lucianne" is of English origin and means "gracious light."
	+ Additionally, the surname "Blackstar" is of English origin and is derived from the Old English word "blaecan," which means "to bleach."

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Immovable Mountain

**I****mmovable Mountain** was the original home of Flint and Fay prior to The Leaping.

## Information

### *Prince Lander and the Dragon War*

Prince Lander mentions that the rabbit mythology begins on Immovable Mountain. Flint and Fay left Immovable Mountain when they and the Leapers crossed to Blue Moss Hills.

### *Ember Falls*

Prester Kell mentioned Immovable Mountain in an assembly at Halfwind, saying that Flint and Fay were faced with the choice of returning to the life they knew on the mountain, or continuing on to the unknown. They then sing a song, in which the Immovable Mountain is mentioned.

### *Ember's End*

Picket noted that the Seven Standing Stones were to help them remember when the Leapers crossed the gap between Immovable Mountain and the Blue Moss Hills by leaping over seven tall stones. Missy Dreft noted that what Flint and Fay thought was blue moss from across the chasm on Immovable Mountain was actually True Blue.

When the cavern she and Smalls were in shook, Heather compared it to the Immovable Mountain, saying that the 'Immovable Mountain shakes'.
Long

**L****ieutenant Long** was an adult male rabbit. He was a member of the Longtreader Command in Akolan.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Long was among the Commandant's lieutenants when Heather Longtreader arrived in Akolan, as mentioned by Hadley.

## Personality and traits

Long was infamous for his violent temper.

## Trivia

* The name "Long" is of English origin and means "lengthy."
Joyner

**J****oyner** was a buck who served as a lieutenant under Captain Vance.

## Biography

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Joyner was part of the expeditions that set out from Seddleton across Ayman Lake to the future site of Kingston. Like many rabbits, he was initially skeptical of the idea that any danger existed in Natalia. His illusions were ultimately destroyed when the Lords of Prey made their first attack and initiated the Battle of Ayman Lake.
Newton

**N****ewton** was a (possibly fictional) town mentioned by Heather Longtreader.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

In a tale Heather shared with her brother Jacket Longtreader, Newton was a town to which the amnesiac Flitch wandered after losing his memory. He found work there as a laborer, but some time later the town was plagued by a dispute. The populace became evenly divided over whether to elect a mayor or appoint a city council, and Flitch's vote was needed to break the tie. However, feeling that he couldn't make such a decision without knowing his own identity, Flitch declined to cast a vote, and left Newton in search of his true home.
Lord's Council

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *THE ARCHER'S CUP* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

The **L****ord's Council** is the ruling council of Blackstone Citadel, led by its citadel lord. As of Lokken's time, the members of the council also serve as keymasters.

## History

### Origins

The Lord's Council had overseen the rabbit community near Black Lake for several generations, always consisting of three members. After the fall of King Jupiter and the establishment of Blackstone, the council members received the added responsibility of guarding the keys to Blackstone's essential gates.

Lokken was eventually succeeded as lord by Ronan, with Breelia Wilder and Stovall Ganes joining him as members of the council. Lead Captain Truff, whom Ronan often entrusted with his key, would also join the council for meetings. After Stovall Ganes' mysterious death, Lokson, recently arrived back at Blackstone, joined the council in his place, despite Truff and Wilder's objections. Shortly afterwards, a series of letters from a threatening figure called Bane Graveheart began to come to light, much to the dismay and contention of the council.

### *The Archer's Cup*

**Princess Emma**: Your council is only three?

**Lokson**: It has always been thus, even before my grandfather's time.

—*The Archer's Cup*, pg. 43

The Lord's Council convened to discuss a new Bane Graveheart letter which had been found. Shortly after the council began, Lord Ronan was shocked to witness the arrival of a singed Emma Joveson and her entourage, as he had only just been informed of the princess's arrival. Captain Truff, Matron Wilder, and Lokson begin to argue, and eventually Lord Ronan is able to quiet them. Lord Ronan tells Emma about the keymasters, and then of the threat of Bane Graveheart. They decide that they need an event to rally the community, and Lokson suggests an archery contest. The council is interrupted, however, by another letter from Bane Graveheart. When they reconvene, Matron Wilder falls under suspicion, and is eventually arrested. The council ends that way.

Lokson later offers his key and seat on the council to Jo Shanks. Jo politely declines, saying that his place is with Princess Emma. Lokson decides to give the key to Captain Truff instead.

## Members

* Lokken (leader; formerly, deceased)
* Ronan (leader; formerly, deceased)
* Breelia Wilder (formerly)
* Gallipot Grenda
* Lokson (formerly)
* Stovall Ganes (formerly; deceased)
* Truff
Mo

Mo
--

**M****o** was a buck who lived in First Warren.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Along with Rand and a number of other bucks, Mo was sheltering in a cave during a rainstorm shortly after Picket Longtreader and Helmer entered First Warren. He claimed to be a loyal subject of governor Winslow Joveson, but also accused the pair of being part of the Black Band. Mo was surprised when they claimed to be from outside the city, and more so when he learned that they hadn't heard the song "Picket Packslayer".

He later fled the cave with most of his compatriots after one of the cave denizens was revealed to be the Teller.

## Physical appearance

Mo was described as a skinny rabbit with brown fur.

## Personality and traits

Helmer deduced that Mo was opposed to Winslow Joveson's rule over First Warren, but lacked either the drive or courage to join the Cause.
Heather's Necklace

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of ***The Green Ember series***.**
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**H****eather's Necklace** is a piece of merchandise inspired by The Green Ember series. It is currently for sale via S. D. Smith’s online shop.

The necklace is based on the one Heather Longtreader wears, as seen on the cover of *Ember Falls*.

## Official description

"A beautiful, embossed torch set in nickel silver, on a silver chain. This is another item drawn directly from the pages of *Ember Falls*. No spoilers here, but Heather's wearing this lovely necklace on the cover. Bear the flame!"

## Trivia

* Heather's Necklace was unavailable for purchase for a period of time in the past. On the matter, S. D. Smith said he did not know exactly when the necklace would be added to his store again. He asserted that removing it from the store was not an "arbitrary" decision made without considering his fans. Rather, the reason they were not able to list the product (and others) was due to a "logistics" problem—the difficulty of producing and distributing many different books and products with a small team.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ Q&A with S. D. Smith | New Seddleton - YouTube
Potter's War: A Green Ember Story

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
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*"You should know, oh great Scribe of the Cause, that we each tell ourselves
a story about our place in the world."
"But the story needs to be true."*
Garten and Heather Longtreader, *Ember Rising*, p. 18
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## Potter's War: A Green Ember Story

An illustration of Potter's War from S. D. Smith's Green Ember LIVE.

## Publication information

### Series

*A Green Ember Story*

***P******otter's War: A Green Ember Story*** is currently the only installment in the A Green Ember Story series. It was written by S. D. Smith and illustrated by Zach Franzen. It is currently only being read aloud at *S. D. Smith's Green Ember LIVE* events. It debuted on February 8, 2019, at the first *Green Ember LIVE* event in Fort Worth, Texas.

## Summary

**Note:** *Because this story has yet to be publicly released, the full plot of* Potter's War *shall not be disclosed on this wiki. Should S. D. Smith ever choose to publish* Potter's War*, a complete summary shall be added. Thank you.*

## Appearances

Characters

* Doctor Zeiger
* Cara
* Eefaw Potter
* Gort
* Heather Longtreader
* Lord Rake
* Picket Longtreader
* Vicky Barnes

Locations

* Cloud Mountain
* Great Hall
* Savory Den

Objects

* Sunbeam

Organizations and Titles

* Longtreader family
* Secret citadels

Species

* Rabbits

Events

* Attack on Cloud Mountain (mentioned)

## References

1. ↑ [1]
King's Arm

The **K****ing's Arm** was an elite combat unit led by Lord Captain Helmer during the reign of King Jupiter.

## History

### *Ember's End*

As disclosed to Picket Longtreader, the King's Arm were Helmer's beloved soldiers, and with him were sent on a pointless mission by Garten Longtreader. Sensing the ambassador's treachery, Helmer led his bucks to Jupiter's Crossing, but they were captured. Garten had the members of the King's Arm put to death as Helmer watched, before chaining him by one arm to a tree. In a cruel mockery of the unit's oath, Garten gave Helmer the choice of removing that arm so he could fight and die at the side of King Jupiter or do nothing and watch as the king died.

Helmer chose not to remove him arm but is haunted the by the decision for the rest of his life, bearing a scar on the arm he felt he should have given up. After Helmer sacrificed himself in the War for All Natalia, Picket led the Royal Fowlers Auxiliary into battle. In memory of their leader, they recited the oath of the King's Arm, and Picket would ultimately give his arm for the Cause and crown as Helmer gave his all.
Priestess

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

The **p****riestess** is a religious office that existed among both the dragons and the Lords of Prey.

## History

Together with a sorcerer, one of the dragon priestesses accompanied King Namoz to Barren Point for a meeting with Whitson Mariner. As part of the preparation of the deathbrew, she cut Hollie Grimble's arm and shook the blood into the mixture intended to facilitate Lord Grimble's transformation into a dragon. Later, a number of other priestesses were seen on Dragon Mountain as Lander's army advanced on the stronghold. They were presumably caught up in the final battle of the Dragon War and slaughtered along with their fellow dragons.

Though the Lords of Prey were known to form a dark and despicable cult, their priestess' only known function was to anoint new members of the Six after vacancies occurred in the group. This ceremony apparently took place over a number of days. The last priestess performed this task near Grey Grove following the death of Falcowit, appointing Falcowitson in his father's place. She then presumably joined in the waves of Preylords who took part in the Siege of First Warren.

## Trivia

* The office of priestess was the only direct reference to a female member of any of the predator species - birds of prey, wolves, and dragons - in either *The Green Ember* series, the *Tales of Old Natalia*, or the *A Green Ember Story* series.

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*
2. ↑ As revealed in *Ember's End*
Mentioned species

A number of **species** of animals either inhabit or are known to the inhabitants of Natalia. These include:

* **Bees**; Chief Heckle of the Drekkers uses the idiom “you could have knocked me over with a bee’s wing.”
* **Birds** that are smaller than the Lords of Prey, some of whom were previously part of the Great Alliance.
	+ **Cardinals**
	+ **Whippoorwills**
	+ **Woodpeckers**
* **Turtles**, used as a term of derision for the loser of a race.

## Trivia

* Though all these creatures have been mentioned in *The Green Ember* series, they haven't played a major role or interacted with any of the rabbits. It is unclear what they have been doing since the fall, or how they survive. S. D. Smith has purposefully edited out several species in later editions of *The Green Ember*, including:
	+ **Bats**, some of whom are employed by the Lords of Prey.
	+ **Dogs**, for which Heather Longtreader initially mistook Helmer's false wolves. At one point Lord Rake was also going to be a dog.
	+ **Horses**
	+ **Rats**, some of whom are employed by the Lords of Prey.
	+ **Squirrels**, also once part of the Great Alliance.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 *The Green Ember* audiobook
2. ↑ *The Green Ember*, p. 38
3. ↑ *The Green Ember*, p. 77
4. ↑ *The Green Ember*, p. 37
5. ↑ *The Green Ember*, p. 41
6. ↑ https://storywarren.com/interview-and-free-audio-story-from-author-and-green-ember-editor-james-d-witmer/
Jefwood

**J****efwood** is a signal aide for the Royal Warrenguard.

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

While Helmer, Picket Longtreader, and Cole Blackstar, among others, were discussing what methods to use in the oncoming War for All Natalia, Jefwood informed Helmer that there was a signal hoist from H.Q.: "enemy sighted." Helmer thanked Jefwood and continued speaking. Jefwood interrupted him again, however, to tell them that the signal was being flashed repeatedly. Helmer questioned whether Farns, a somewhat stupid signaler, had been replaced, and Jefwood confirmed that he had. Helmer instructed Jefwood to signal H.Q. to send a flyer rather than continue to signal, and Jefwood proceeded to carry out the command.
Parn

**C****aptain Parn** is a captain of Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Captain Parn attended the council meetings in which the personnel of Harbone discussed how to get Lord Captain Helmer and Picket Longtreader into First Warren.

Parn presumably became Harbone's highest-ranking officer after Lord Hewson and Captain Redthaw perished during the mission to get Helmer and Picket into the city. Afterwards, he took part in the Battle for First Warren, and accompanied Princess Emma's retinue into the city. He and Lord Morgan of Vandalia Citadel later carried an injured Picket up to the balcony of the governor's palace.
Welton

**Welton**: Sorry, Master Gort!

—*The Green Ember*, p. 155-156 |  | ”

**W****elton** was a buck and employee at the Savory Den.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Like many members of Gort's kitchen staff, Welton received regular lectures about adding too much salt to the dishes he prepared. On one occasion, Gort emphasized his reprimands by throwing a ladle at Welton, terrifying the younger rabbit. The attack doesn't seem to have been of a serious nature, as the rest of the kitchen staff and guests within hearing treated the incident as amusing rather than concerning.
Myrtle Dann

**M****yrtle Dann** was the wife of Emery Dann and the mother of Emerson.

## Biography

### Backstory

Myrtle lived at Harbone Citadel. At some point in time, she met and married Emery Dann, with whom she reared a single son, Emerson. A week before Helmer and Picket's arrival at Harbone, Myrtle was killed by wolves while trying to get medicine for the hospital.

### *Ember Rising*

Emery is mentioned by Captain Redthaw, who mentions him when Picket Longtreader brings up the same plan that Emery attempted to execute.

Emery is later mentioned by Emerson.

## Trivia

* The name "Myrtle" is of English origin and is derived from the Greek word for the plant, "myrtos."
Hoopvolley

**H****oopvolley** is a game played by young rabbits in Harbone Citadel.

## Information

### Gameplay

Hoopvolley is a two-person game. Its object is to kick a ball through a hoop using the lowest possible touches. Once the first player puts the ball through the hoop, the other player must try to do the same in as many touches as the other player took, or less.

Both players play together and try to beat their previous high number.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

While at Harbone Citadel, Picket Longtreader plays hoopvolley with two young rabbits, Harmon and Dalla.

After the Retaking of First Warren Picket watches a group of young bucks and does playing hoopvolley, being overseen by a soldier from Harbone.
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***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
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## Story Warren, LLC

### Founded by

S. D. Smith
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### Affiliations

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### Mission

To help parents foster holy imagination in their children (paraphrased)

### Legal Entity

Limited Liability Company

**S****tory Warren, LLC** or **Story Warren Books** is a publishing company founded by S. D. Smith and Andrew Mackay sometime prior to September 2015. It is the publisher of *The Green Ember* series.

The company's official site, StoryWarren.com, publishes articles periodically as well as a weekly issue of their newsletter, "The Warren and the World." The site's editor is James D. Witmer.

## Information

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Story Warren is an imprint of Brightener Books.

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## Media

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## See also

* Story Warren | "Why Story Warren?" by S. D. Smith
Lynn Hewson

**L****ady Lynn Hewson** is the widowed wife of Lord Hewson.

## Biography

### Early life

Lynn was the daughter of an officer in the military of Natalia, and supported the army wholeheartedly in the rivalry between them and the navy. She bore witness to a prank pulled on them by Helmer and Airen, which took place at a party. Hewson, her then future husband, had proposed the prank but refrained from taking part in order to attend with Lynn, who was impressed that he was acquainted with the culprits.

After marrying the pair went on to have seven children; sadly, however, Lynn's health began to deteriorate.

### *Ember Rising*

Lynn is mentioned by her husband, Lord Hewson, and Helmer when they reunite.

### *The Archer's Cup*

Lynn is mentioned by her daughter Amber in conversations with Emma Joveson and Jo Shanks. Emma regrets not being able to help with her condition while helping with the Blue Fever outbreak, while Jo expresses his sympathies to Amber.

## Family tree

 - The Hewson Family -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.
## Trivia

* The name "Lynn" is of Welsh origin and means "lake."
Victory Day

### Outcome

Rabbit younglings were taken in tribute to Morbin Blackhawk as a reminder of how he conquered Natalia

## Book information

### Occurs

*Ember Rising*

**V****ictory Day** was a holiday for all those who were in league with Morbin Blackhawk. It commemorated the day that Morbin slew King Jupiter at Jupiter's Crossing and the beginning of his reign of terror over all of Natalia.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

In the slave city of Akolan and the First Warren, which was ruled by Whitbie Joveson under the leadership of Morbin Blackhawk, Victory Day was to be celebrated by the gathering of younglings for the Lords of Prey to steal away.

However, in Akolan, the rabbits of the Lepers' District disrupted the Victory Day gathering by coming in and taking the younglings away to the Seventh District. The "lepers" were revealed to not have been lepers at all, but brave rabbits of the Resistance who had pretended to be sick with the contaminating disease so as to keep Morbin's minions from coming anywhere near the entrance to the Seventh District, which was the heart of the Resistance in Akolan.

In the First Warren, as Whitbie Joveson announced the beginning of Victory Day festivities at the Square of the city, Captain Moonlight and his bucks set off a bomb deep underneath the forest to the south of the Square, so as to create a distraction for Lord Falcowit and his Lords of Prey to investigate. As they did, the First Warren was suddenly attacked by rabbits of the Resistance, who rescued the First Warren younglings from death, fighting all those who opposed them.

It was not long before victory was proclaimed over Morbin's forces and the city was liberated. Among those of Morbin's minions who fell was Lord Falcowit himself and Captain Daggler. Not one Bird of Prey was left alive to carry the news to the High Bleaks. The First Warren had been retaken for the Heir of Jupiter and the Resistance.
Lord Blackstar II

**L****ord Blackstar II** was the son of Fleck Blackstar and thus heir to the lordship of Kingston and Kingston Citadel. He married Lucianne, daughter of King Whitson Mariner, and was thus brother-in-law to Lander. His descendants include Victor Blackstar and his children Coleden and Heyna Blackstar.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

During a conversation between Emma and Heyna, Heyna mentions Lord Blackstar II as having married Lucianne.

## Family trees

 - The Royal Family of Natalia -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.

 - The Blackstar Family -

\*Note: The identity of Lord Blackstar II and his relationship to Fleck Blackstar is currently unknown.
## Trivia

* The surname "Blackstar" is of English origin and is derived from the Old English word "blaecan," which means "to bleach."
Rin

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Book information

### Appears

*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Captain **R****in** was a captain of the Natalia royal guard during the time of the Dragon War

## Biography

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Captain Rin was among the lords and officers who joined Whitson Mariner during his supposed expedition to attend a peace summit with Lord Grimble. When Lord Arben and Captain Danker were exposed as traitors-which was the real purpose of the trip-Rin and several of his bucks surrounded the pair. Following a brief exchange between Arben and Whitson, Rin and his guards led the pair away for interrogation.

## Trivia

* The name Rin is of Hebrew origin and means "joy".
Sorcerer

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

The **s****orcerer** is a religious office known to have existed among the dragons.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Together with a priestess, the dragon sorcerer accompanied King Namoz to Barren Point for a meeting with Whitson Mariner. Having communed with whatever dark power the dragons worshipped he had determined that a tincture of his making, combined with mossdraft and the blood of a rabbit's firstborn child, could enable that rabbit to transform into a supposedly immortal dragon. He and the priestess oversaw the only known attempt at this process, which resulted in the transformation of Grimble Halfdragon. Namoz was perturbed, however, to see that Grimble's transformation was only partially complete.

Pressed for an explanation, the sorcerer explained that because Hollie Grimble had only had some of her blood taken, rather than being killed outright, her father's transformation had been interrupted. Though he was doubtful that killing her would consummate the rite, Namoz decided to make the attempt anyway. The sorcerer presumably departed Barren Point with his master afterwards, only to later meet his end during the Battle of Dragon Mountain.
Rockback Valley

Rockback Valley, as shown on the map of Cloud Mountain and the surrounding vicinity in Ember Falls

## General information

### Appears

*Ember Falls*

**R****ockback Valley** is a long, narrow field blocked at the ready by a sheer rock face on the south side of Cloud Mountain. Above Rockback Valley on the side of Cloud Mountain is the plateau where the Seven Standing Stones are located.

## History

### *Ember Falls*

The Halfwind Citadel army was penned in Rockback Valley by Gern's Lords of Prey when Cloud Mountain was attacked by Morbin Blackhawk's army. They were stuck with their rear to the mountain, Gern's army before them, a deep forest to one side (which teemed with wolves), so that the only way out was through a long, narrow valley that led to Morbin's main force to the other side.
Vardon

**V****ardon** was a member of the Six, the rulers of the Lords of Prey.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Vardon was in attendance with the rest of the Six when Morbin convened his war council with General Flox, Garten Longtreader, and various others.

### *Ember's End*

Together with the other members of the Six, Vardon led all of the Lords of Prey against the rabbits in the Siege of First Warren. He was killed along with one of his compatriots by either Jo Shanks or Helmer.

## Trivia

* Of the named members of the Six, Vardon is the only one not to be identified by species.
Shirts

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
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*Note: Not all of the listed merchandise may still be available for purchase.*
The Savory Den (score)

*This article is about the score. For the location, see Savory Den.*

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
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## Usage information

### Album

*Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*

"**T****he Savory Den"** is a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*. It was composed by Joel Clarkson.

## Information

"The Savory Den" was released on June 12, 2016, as the third track on the soundtrack *Melodies for the Mended Wood: Volume One*. It is titled for the restaurant of the same name, located within Cloud Mountain.

## Media

The Savory DenThe audio for "The Savory Den"
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Leapers

The **L****eapers** were the first known rabbits, so called because of their participation in the Leaping. Little is known of them, except that Flint and Fay were first among them.

## Information

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Lord Grant told Prince Lander that the crossing from Golden Coast to Natalia was like a new Leaping. Prince Lander said that the crossing was like Flint and Fay's, but on ships.

### *Ember Falls*

Lord Ramnor said 'By the Leapers' to Heather while talking about the rescuing of Heather's family.
The Leapers are mentioned in a conversation between Heyward and Picket, with Heyward telling Picket that by the Leapers he speaks the truth, and Picket saying that 'by the Leapers' he hopes Smalls is safe.

### *Ember Rising*

Lord Hewson mentioned the Leapers, saying that he hopes Prince Smalls rests in their arms. Picket later notes that the monuments of the Seven Standing Stones honor Flint, Fay, and the Leapers.

### *Ember's End*

Louise blesses Princess Emma before she leaves to meet with the Terralains, saying 'Leapers guide you'. Mrs. Weaver recalls attending Harlan Seer's lecture on the Leapers. Picket notes that the Seven Standing Stones are meant to honor Flint, Fay, and the Leapers.

According to Missy Dreft, eating the Firstflower they found on Blue Moss Hills caused the Leapers to become wise and was the reason rabbitkind had language and art.
The Rise and Fall of King Jupiter the Great

***T******he Rise and Fall of King Jupiter the Great*** is a story told by the rabbits of Natalia. As its name suggests, it details the history of King Jupiter, including his rise to the throne, the glory days of his reign, and his untimely death. The title *Rise and Fall* was specifically used by Whittle Longtreader, who later recorded the tale in a series of books.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Whittle Longtreader recounted part of the tale to Picket and Heather, covering the history of King Walter Good and the defeat of Garlacks in the Red Valley War. He also shared the story of the Council of Seven Ambassadors, but was overcome by emotion before he could finish the tale.

Later, Wilfred Longtreader and Lord Rake continued the story in Lighthall, where the windows depicted the events of the tale. They added details such as Bleston's rebellion, and informed them of the treachery of Garten Longtreader and Jupiter's murder by Morbin Blackhawk.

### *Ember's End*

Following the end of the War for All Natalia, Whittle set to work recording King Jupiter's story in book form. This included interviewing numerous rabbits, including Jupiter's heir King Smalden Joveson. Picket and Heather later discussed the books, and Heather announced her intention to write *The Fall and Rise of King Smalden Joveson*.
Red Lake

Red Lake in the top right corner of a map of western Natalia.

**R****ed Lake** is a a large body of water located in the Red Valley in northern Natalia. It is some distance to the east of Black Lake, both of them being fed by branches of the River Gale.

## Locations

### Red Lake Hills

The lake is bordered on the west by the **Red Lake Hills**, which lie between it and Black Lake. Matron Breelia Wilder and her followers were believed by Slimmo to have a base among them.
Stam

**L****ord Captain Stam**, also known as **Stam the Stout**, was one of the elite warriors who fought alongside King Jupiter.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Stam was mentioned by both Whittle Longtreader and Lord Rake in their accounts of King Jupiter's reign to Heather and Picket Longtreader.

### *Ember's End*

In a discussion about the Lord Captains, Stam was mentioned, and it is noted that he accompanied Harlan Seer and Fesslehorn on an expedition from which they never returned.
Red Valley War

The **R****ed Valley War** was a conflict between the rabbits and wolves of Natalia, under the respective leadership of King Jupiter and Garlacks.

## History

It occurred after Garlacks' wolf packs besieged a group of warrens, prompting Jupiter to lead his armies to their aid. Jupiter's forces drove the wolves from Red Valley, and Jupiter himself faced Garlacks in single combat.

Garlacks was slain as the sun set, prompting Redeye Garlackson, Garlacks' son and successor, to swear vengeance upon the line of Jupiter.

### *The Green Ember*

The Red Valley War is mentioned several times by numerous characters.
Nick Hollow

Picket's and Heather's home in Nick Hollow being burned down by Redeye Garlackson's wolves, as depicted in The Green Ember.

## General information

### Residents

Mr. Elric (formerly)
Whittle Longtreader (formerly)
Sween Longtreader (formerly)
Heather Longtreader (formerly)
Picket Longtreader (formerly)
Jacket Longtreader (formerly)

### Events

Redeye Garlackson's attack on Nick Hollow

### Mentioned

*Ember Falls*
*Ember Rising*
*Ember's End*

**N****ick Hollow** is located in the North of Natalia between the East and West Wood. It is here that Picket and Heather first lived, along with their mother and father, Whittle and Sween, and little brother, Jacket.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Nick Hollow was the home of Heather and Picket Longtreader along with their parents Whittle and Sween Longtreader and baby brother, Jacket. After wolves attacked it and captured Whittle, Sween, and Jacket, Heather and Picket escaped with the help of Wilfred Longtreader and Prince Smalden Joveson. The inhabitants of Nick Hollow are described as 'ordinary' and less sophisticated than those from the east.

It is mentioned througout the book, with Heather and Picket comparing Cloud Mountain to their old home. Before taking the name Longtreader, Heather and Picket are called 'O'Nick', because, while Heather was born in the Great Wood, they lived most of their lives in Nick Hollow.

## Trivia

* The name "Nick" is of Greek origin and means "victorious people."
Stretch

*This article is about the member of the Seventh District. For his namesake, see Stretch Doteson.*

## Book information

### Role

Minor

**S****tretch** was a young buck and member of the Seventh District.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Stretch leads a party of Seventh District rabbits in search of Heather Longtreader after she was dropped in the Lepers' District, but fails to find her before Longtreader Command does.

Later, he is present in the Seventh District council chamber after Heather attempted to prolong the Tunneler's life. He later runs to her home in District Four and informs her of the Tunneler's passing. Stretch is then seized by Longreader soldiers under Captain Vitton and put to death.

### *Ember's End*

Dote names one of his sons in honor of Stretch.
Stovall Ganes

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *THE ARCHER'S CUP* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

**S****tovall Ganes** was one of Blackstone Citadel's three Keymasters.

## Biography

### Backstory

Stovall Ganes was a resident of Blackstone Citadel. At some point in time, he was granted the position of one of Blackstone's three Keymasters, alongside Lord Ronan and Matron Wilder. Unfortunately, he died unexpectedly shortly after Lokson and his army arrived at Blackstone with the intention of usurping Ronan. Lokson succeeded Stovall as Blackstone's third Keymaster just as threatening letters from a malevolent figure called Bane Graveheart began to come to light.

### *The Archer's Cup*

During a Lord's Council, while Lord Ronan is explaining the duties of a Keymaster to the newly-arrived Emma, Matron Wilder subtly accuses Lokson of being responsible for Stovall Ganes' unforeseen death, much to Lokson's rage. Lord Ronan calls for order, and explains to the council that Lokson came by being Keymaster rightly. He also adds that it was the Keymasters' first meeting after Stovall's death when the first Bane Graveheart letter was found.
The Mended Wood (score)

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***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of ***The Green Ember series***.**
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## Usage information

### Album

*Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*

"**T****he Mended Wood"** is a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*. It was composed by Joel Clarkson.

## Information

"The Mended Wood" was released on June 12, 2016, as the seventh track on the soundtrack *Melodies for the Mended Wood: Volume One*. It is titled for the hypothetical location of the same name.

## Media

The Mended WoodThe audio for "The Mended Wood"
## External links

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Smith

**M****aster Smith** is a rabbit blacksmith living in Akolan as one of the many slaves of Morbin Blackhawk.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

As Heather is led through the Fourth District of Akolan by Captain Vitton, immediately after first meeting him, they encounter Master Smith, who welcomes Vitton to his smithy out of fear. Vitton, indignant, rebukes Smith for speaking to him before being spoken to, at which point, Smith grovels at Vitton's feet, apologizing profusely; Vitton then complains that he was only continuing to displease him by talking. After this, the captain leaves the smithy, telling Master Smith to carry on with his work.

## Personality and traits

Master Smith had an obvious fear of Captain Vitton, which no doubt stemmed from his living as a slave in Akolan, where the brutal Wrongtreaders would accept nothing less from their slaves than complete subjection to Morbin's will.
The Hero of Jupiter's Crossing

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
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## Usage information

### Album

*Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*

"**T****he Hero of Jupiter's Crossing"** is a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*. It was composed by Joel Clarkson.

## Information

"The Hero of Jupiter's Crossing" was released on June 12, 2016, as the eighth track on the soundtrack *Melodies for the Mended Wood: Volume One*. It is titled for the scene in *The Green Ember* where Picket Longtreader saves Smalden Joveson from an ambush at Jupiter's Crossing.

## Media

The Hero of Jupiter's CrossingThe audio for "The Hero of Jupiter's Crossing"
## External links

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Tower hide

A **tower hide** is a type of defensive fortification built and used by the Cause during the War for All Natalia. As the name implies, it is a tower structure that is meant to blend into its surroundings.

## History

### *The Last Archer*

The Bracers and Captain Frye of Halfwind Citadel follow Lieutenant Pacer of Cloud Mountain's Forest Guard to a tower hide located near the mountain in East Wood. There, they take it in shifts to watch out for encroaching wolves during the Citadel Congress preceding the Battle for Cloud Mountain.
Tommy Decker

**T****ommy Decker** was a kingsbuck who took up residence near Cloud Mountain following the fall of King Jupiter.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Decker established a dock and a small home on the banks of the Whitmer River which came to be known as Decker's Landing. This position allowed him to watch out for approaching threats, which he would report to forces on Cloud Mountain.

About the time of Redeye Garlackson's attack on Nick Hollow, some of his wolves attack Decker's Landing. While he is able to alert his allies on Cloud Mountain of the incursion, Decker himself is caught and killed by the wolves. His loss was greatly mourned, particularly as the wolves established a garrison on the site of his burned home.

### *The First Fowler*

Frye recounts Decker's fate to Jo Shanks after the two of them survey the growing wolf garrison on the site of the destroyed landing.

## Trivia

* The name "Tommy" is traditionally a shortened version of the Aramaic name later anglicized as "Thomas," which means "twin."
	+ Additionally, the surname "Decker" is of American origin. It likely refers to Tommy's occupation as a dock keeper.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
The Mended Wood Reprised

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***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
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## Usage information

### Album

*Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*

"**T****he Mended Wood Reprised"** is a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*. It was composed by Joel Clarkson.

## Information

"The Mended Wood Reprised" was released on June 12, 2016, as the tenth track on the soundtrack *Melodies for the Mended Wood: Volume One*. It is a reprisal of "The Mended Wood".

## Media

The Mended Wood (Reprised)The audio for "The Mended Wood Reprised"
## External links

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