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Dream lotus

The **dream lotus** is a plant used as a recreational drug.

It can be made into a blue powder, a single grain of which will induce temporary slumber, transporting the user (or victim) to the "dreamworlds of fantastic pleasure within his own mind" for many hours. The wizard Sharajsha used this powder as a weapon against a dwark, rendering the beast unconscious as it chased Thongor through the jungles of Chush.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 4)
Vaspas Ptol

**Vaspas Ptol**, the Yellow Archdruid, is the Archdruid (high priest) of the Yellow Druids of Yamath, the god of fire, in the city of Patanga. Upon the death of Orvath Chond, the Sark of Patanga, Orvath's daughter Sumia became the rightful Sarkaja (queen), but Vaspas Ptol usurped her power and took the throne for himself. Vaspas tried to pressure Sumia into marriage, but when she refused he imprisoned her beneath the Fire Temple. He would have sacrificed her on the burning altar of Yamath but she was rescued by Thongor.

Vaspas Ptol is depicted wearing jeweled robes of yellow velvet.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 12)
Fire Temple

The **Fire Temple** is the primary temple devoted to Yamath, the god of fire, in the city of Patanga. It was once a palace belonging to the ancient wizard Zaffar.

## The Hall of the God

The main hall of the temple is a gigantic circular room with an enormous dome that rises two hundred feet with huge windows of colored glass. At the far end of the hall is the brazen statue of Yamath that measures ten times the height of a man, fashioned so that it sits on crossed legs. The bald head of the god is horned and a great fanged mouth grins beneath eyes in which small flames are lit.

The brass altars are held in the statue's cupped hands, which rest on the god’s lap, and beneath the altars are raging hot furnaces. The human sacrificial victims are chained nude upon these altars and roasted alive. The draperies that clothe the statue to resemble a loincloth are formed into a flight of steps that lead up to the altars. There are dungeon cells beneath the temple where prisoners are kept before being sacrificed to Yamath.

Rituals are performed to the accompaniment of drums, trumpets, and gongs, while bowls of incense are burned with pungent clouds of purple smoke. A platform beside the statue's knee is where the Archdruid stands and conducts the ritual. A trapdoor in the statue allows the guards to enter it and stoke the furnaces beneath the altars.

## The Eternal Fire

The roof of the temple consists of spiked domes. In one of these domes is a secret door with stairs leading down into darkness through hollow stone walls. At the bottom of the stairway beneath the temple is another secret door that opens into a corridor lit by torches. This corridor is trapped with a powerful sleep gas designed to capture intruders.

At the end of the passage is a great brass door decorated with symbols of Yamath. Beyond the door is a great subterranean cavern that contains the Eternal Fire of Yamath. This towering column of everburning green flame is regarded by the Yellow Druids as a sacred oracle that provides portents of the future.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Hour of the Opening of Space

The **Hour of the Opening of Space** was a magical ritual whereby the Dragon Kings attempted to open a portal to the realm of Chaos in order to summon the Lords of Chaos. The ultimate goal of the Dragon Kings in doing this was the destruction of humanity, but their efforts were defeated by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 14)
Thulan Htor

**Thulan Htor** was a soldier of Thurdis who guarded the roof of the royal citadel and the prototype airboat that was moored there. He was killed by Thongor when the barbarian stole the airboat and fled the city after breaking out of jail.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 2)
Star Sword

The **Star Sword** (also known as the **Sword of Nemedis**) is a magical sword of great power that was used in battle against the Dragon Kings. There were two such weapons at different points in the history of Lemuria.

## History

According to Lemurian tradition, the first Star Sword was wielded by the hero Thungarth against the Dragon Kings in the Battle of Grimstrand Firth thousands of years before the time of Thongor. Thungarth had called upon Gorm, Father of the Gods, who descended from the heavens over the kingdom of Nemedis and bestowed the Star Sword to Thungarth. By means of the Sword, Thungarth and the warriors of Nemedis achieved victory over the Dragon Kings, bringing an end to the Thousand Year War. However, Thungarth died in the battle and the Star Sword was broken, the shattered pieces lost to history.

## Thongor and Sharajsha

The second Star Sword was wielded five thousand years later by Thongor. When the wizard Sharajsha learned that the last of the Dragon Kings were dwelling in secret and plotting their revenge against humanity, he enlisted the help of Thongor to fight them. Thongor and Sharajsha forged the Star Sword according to the methods provided in the *Scarlet Edda*, a book of esoteric lore.

They began by stealing a meteorite known as the Star Stone from the Scarlet Tower in Tsargol, an artifact regarded as sacred by the Red Druids of Slidith, the Lord of Blood. Using a fragment of the Stone, Sharajsha forged it into a sword blade in the Eternal Fire of Yamath beneath the Fire Temple in Patanga. He then brought the Sword to the top of Mount Sharimba where he called lightning down from the heavens to imbue the blade with divine power. The enchantment complete, Thongor used the Star Sword and its destructive power of lightning to destroy the Dragon Kings once and for all.

After the Dragon Kings were defeated, Sharajsha kept the Star Sword in his own safekeeping until such time as it might be needed again, and to prevent it from falling into enemy hands.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Jeled Malkh

**Jeled Malkh** was a nobleman in the city of Thurdis and the heir to the House of Malkh. He was the otar (captain) of the company or hundred in which Thongor served as a mercenary.

When Jeled Malkh lost a bet to Thongor on a zamph race but refused to pay him, their argument came to sword blows and Thongor killed Jeled Malkh in self-defense. Thongor was thrown in jail but broke out with the help of his friend Ald Turmis. He fled the city in a stolen airboat shortly before meeting the wizard Sharajsha.

Jeled Malkh's father is the oldest friend of Barand Thon, a daotar in Thurdis.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Thousand Year War

The **Thousand Year War** was a war fought between the First Kingdoms of Men and the evil race of Dragon Kings. As the name implies, it lasted a thousand years and ended with the Battle of Grimstrand Firth five thousand years before the birth of Thongor. The result was victory for the First Kingdoms and the ascension of the Age of Men.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Nineteen Gods

The **Nineteen Gods** are the primary pantheon of gods and goddesses worshipped by the Lemurians. They are also known as the **Nineteen Gods Who Watch The World**.

## See also

* Lords of Chaos
* Lords of Light

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Dragon City* (Introduction)
Scarlet Tower

The **Scarlet Tower** is a red stone tower and a temple to Slidith, the Lord of Blood, in the city of Tsargol. It is located in the Temple Quarter near the center of the city, not far from the palace of Drugunda Thal, the Sark of Tsargol.

The tower has no human guards, for no one is allowed to enter the sacred temple. It served primarily as a storehouse for the Star Stone, a meteorite regarded as sacred to Slidith, until the Stone was stolen by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha. Although there are no human guards, the Stone was kept in a chamber on the lower floors and guarded by slorgs, serpents with the heads of women.

The Scarlet Tower rises almost two hundred feet from walled gardens, has a peaked and tiled roof, and many windows.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Drugunda Thal

**Drugunda Thal** was the Sark of Tsargol until he was killed by Thongor. He was the son of Sanjar Thal, the previous Sark, and ruled the city together with his rival Yelim Pelorvis, the Red Archdruid. When Thongor was captured after stealing the Star Stone, Yelim Pelorvis wanted him tortured to reveal the whereabouts of the Stone, but Drugunda Thal had Thongor sent to the arena instead, much to the annoyance of the Archdruid. Thongor killed Drugunda Thal while he and fellow prisoner Karm Karvus were making their escape from the arena. Upon the death of the Sark, Yelim Pelorvis took sole rulership of Tsargol for himself.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Age of Dragons

The **Age of Dragons** was a time period in Lemurian history marked by the dominance of the Dragon Kings until their downfall and the beginning of the Age of Men.

The Age of Dragons came to an end at the conclusion of the Thousand Year War when the Dragon Kings were defeated by the warriors of the First Kingdoms of humanity (about five thousand years before the birth of Thongor).

*“Thunder rolled in the crimson sky, the War Maids rode the storm*
*To bear the soul of Thungarth home to the halls of Father Gorm*
*The Age of the Dragons ended then, where the seas with scarlet ran*
*Though the cost was high, the prize was great*
*And the Age of Men began”*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 15)
Mountains of Mommur

The **Mountains of Mommur** are a great range of mountains north of the jungles of Chush, stretching west and east across the central heart of Lemuria. They extend like a towering wall of rock from the marshes of Pasht in the west to the plains of the Blue Nomads in the east, dividing much of the continent in half.

## Inhabitants

The wizard Sharajsha lives in a subterranean palace in the southern foothills of the mountains on the northern fringes of the Chushan jungle.

Winged reptilian grakks are known to make their nests on high pinnacles of rock in these mountains.

## Notable Features

* Mount Sharimba
* Sea of Neol-Shendis

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Phal Thurid

**Phal Thurid** is the Sark of Thurdis. Thongor and his friend Ald Turmis once served together in Phal Thurid's mercenary legions, but when Thongor killed his own captain Jeled Malkh in an argument that turned violent, Thongor was thrown in jail. He escaped with Ald Turmis' help and stole an airboat with which he fled the city. The airboat was invented by Phal Thurid's alchemist Oolim Phon. The Sark had planned to use a fleet of these flying vessels to conquer Lemuria, but the prototype stolen by Thongor was the only one that existed at the time.

Before Princess Sumia of Patanga was rescued by Thongor from her imprisonment at the hands of Vaspas Ptol, the Yellow Archdruid, Phal Thurid had also hoped to marry Sumia in order to take Patanga's great wealth for himself without resorting to warfare.

Phal Thurid owns a garden of vampiric slith flowers that he uses to execute prisoners.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Battle of Grimstrand Firth

The **Battle of Grimstrand Firth** (also known as the **Last Battle**) was the last great battle fought between the First Kingdoms and the Dragon Kings at the end of the Thousand Year War. It took place at Grimstrand Firth on the northern shores of Lemuria five thousand years before the birth of Thongor. The battle resulted in a crushing defeat for the Dragon Kings and the fall of their Black Keep. The last few remnants of that unholy race were forced into hiding to plot their revenge against humanity, but their efforts were defeated again by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha.

The victory of the First Kingdoms did not come without cost. The great hero Thungarth, who led the Kingdoms and wielded the magical Star Sword against the Dragon Kings, died in the battle, and the Star Sword itself was broken until it was reforged by Thongor and Sharajsha.

The Battle of Grimstrand Firth was chronicled in the *Song of the Last Battle* by the poet and bard Diombar.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Old Night

**Old Night** is the cosmic force of primeval Darkness that is allied with Chaos. They are usually mentioned in the same context ("...the awesome forces of Chaos and Old Night").

The phrase "Chaos and Old Night" originally appeared in the epic poem *Paradise Lost* by John Milton (Book 1, line 543).

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
Thurdis

**Thurdis**, the **Dragon City**, is a Lemurian city on the western coast of the Gulf of Patanga. Thurdis is located south of the city of Patanga and situated on the fringes of the jungles of Chush. It is a walled city surrounded by farmlands, and is ruled by Phal Thurid, a would be conqueror with imperial ambitions.

Thurdis is one of the Nine Cities of the West.

### Notable Locations

* Caravan Gate
* Inn of the Drawn Sword
* Thieves' Quarter

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor Fights the Pirates of Tarakus* (Appendix - The Aeon of the Gray Magicians, where the Nine Cities are listed.)
Karm Karvus

**Karm Karvus** is a young warrior and nobleman from the city of Tsargol and the Prince of the House of Karvus. He became a friend to Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha when he joined them on their quest to defeat the Dragon Kings.

## Biography

The Karvus family was a minor branch of the ruling dynasty of Tsargol. When the dynasty died out, Sanjar Thal of the House of Thal (and the father of Drugunda Thal) seized power and became Sark.

The Red Druids, who exerted great influence in the city, supported Sanjar Thal because of his support for their worship of Slidith, the Lord of Blood, while the House of Karvus wanted nothing to do with the cult. The druids did not dare to completely eradicate the Karvus family because of the high esteem that Karm Karvus' father had earned in the Vozashpan Wars. Instead, the family was stripped of power and humiliated. Karm Karvus' father was reduced from the position of Chamberlain to a mere archivist. Karm himself was relegated to the position of otar, the captain of a hundred.

By the time Karm Karvus met Thongor, Karm's father had been dead for three years. Some people suspected that he had been poisoned by political enemies.

## Karm Karvus and Thongor

Karm Karvus and Thongor first met when the barbarian was a prisoner in Tsargol after stealing the Star Stone from the Scarlet Tower. Karm Karvus was a guard captain who led the squad of soldiers that brought Thongor before Drugunda Thal, the Sark of Tsargol. Thongor then killed several guards and attacked the Sark before the barbarian was overcome and restrained.

As punishment for his failure of duty and allowing Thongor to break free, Drugunda Thal sentenced Karm Karvus to die in the arena along with Thongor. Karm held no grudge against Thongor, telling him that the Sark hated the Karvus family and would have had the young prince killed sooner or later. After fighting side by side in the arena, the two warriors were rescued by Sharajsha in Thongor's stolen airboat.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Gate of Death

The **Gate of Death** is a gate in the arena of Tsargol, situated directly beneath the royal box where the Sark of Tsargol and the Red Archdruid sit during the fighting. It is a grim iron gate made in the likeness of a horned human skull, with gaping jaws set with heavy iron bars. It is through the Gate of Death that the dreaded reptilian zemadar is released against fighters who are unfortunate enough to contend with it.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 10)
Ysar River

The **Ysar River** is a river in western Lemuria. It flows from the Mountains of Mommur in the north, south through the jungles of Chush, and into the Gulf of Patanga. The Ysar River runs in a roughly parallel course with the Saan River (located east of the Ysar) until they both flow into the Patangan Gulf on either side of the city of Patanga. Together, the two rivers are known as the Twin Rivers.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chaps. 2, 8, 11)
Yelim Pelorvis

**Yelim Pelorvis**, the Red Archdruid, is the Archdruid (high priest) of the Red Druids of Slidith, the Blood God, in the city of Tsargol. He ruled Tsargol jointly with Drugunda Thal, the Sark of Tsargol, but when Thongor killed Drugunda Thal during his escape from the arena, Yelim Pelorvis took sole rulership of the city for himself.

Yelim Pelorvis is depicted wearing red robes and a medallion of priestly office on a golden chain around his neck. The medallion is made of priceless jazite, glowing with opal hues and worked into a tangled wreath of serpents with eyes of ruby.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chaps. 9-10)
Dragon Kings

The Dragon Kings were the most intelligent and powerful creatures of the early ages of the world. They were vaguely humanoid in shape, although slightly larger. Apparently a highly evolved member of the dinosaur family, they also had magical powers. Originally from Hyperborea, they ruled the entire world at one point. Once the first city of men was built in Lemuria, and the Dragon Kings migrated there after Hyperborea was overwhelmed with ice, a thousand year war was fought between them. Eventually the Dragon Kings were defeated, and the last survivors, their magic-using priests, went into hiding.
Thongor of Valkarth

Thongor of Valkarth is the titular hero of the **Thongor of Lemuria** series. He was created in 1965 by Lin Carter in the novel *The Wizard of Lemuria*. An obvious homage to Robert E. Howard's Conan the Barbarian, Thongor was a wandering barbarian mercenary from the northern city of Valkarth on the fictional continent of Lemuria. He is described as being tall and enormously broad-shouldered, with long black hair and golden eyes. He was extremely capable with all weapons, particularly the broadsword. Although he started off as a mercenary, pirate, and thief, he eventually became the greatest hero in Lemuria and Emperor of Patanga and its subsidiary city-states.
Ald Turmis

**Ald Turmis** is a friend and fighting comrade of Thongor, both of whom served as mercenaries together in the city of Thurdis. When Thongor killed his own captain Jeled Malkh in self-defense during an argument, Ald Turmis helped Thongor break out of jail and flee the city.

Ald Turmis and Thongor first met in the city of Zangabal where Thongor was a thief by trade. Thongor had tried to rob the house of the sorcerer Athmar Phong, but he was captured and thrown into his dungeons. There he met Ald Turmis who had also been imprisoned for trying to steal from the wizard. Thongor freed himself along with Ald Turmis, and after a night of adventure they fled the wizard's house as it went up in flames. From that time the two rogues became the best of friends.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
Althaar

**Althaar** was an ancient city in eastern Lemuria that took part in the Thousand Year War against the Dragon Kings. It was one of the Seven Cities of the East.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Appendix - Time Chart of Lemurian History)
Black Keep

The **Black Keep** (also known as the **Black Citadel** and the **Dragon Keep**) was a fortress of the Dragon Kings located on the shores of Grimstrand Firth in northern Lemuria. It was their last remaining fortress before it fell to the warriors of the First Kingdoms during the Battle of Grimstrand Firth, marking the end of the Thousand Year War.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
Sarn wine

**Sarn wine** (or simply **sarn**) is an alcoholic beverage consumed by many Lemurians. It is made from the dark red sarnberries  that grow in the jungles of Chush.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Dragon City* (Appendix - Glossary of Lemurian Words)
3. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 3)
Druid

**Druid** is a common Lemurian word used as a synonym for "priest", as in the Druids of Slidith or the Druids of Yamath. Terms such as Red Druids and Yellow Druids refer to the color of the robes and other vestments worn by priests of a particular deity (for example, red for Slidith and yellow for Yamath). A cult of druids may be led by an Archdruid. By the time of Thongor these druidical brotherhoods were devoted to evil and had attained great power in the West.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Star Stone

The **Star Stone** is a meteorite that fell from the sky over the city of Tsargol thousands of years before the time of Thongor. Described as "a rough black mass of metal slag", the Red Druids regard it as a talisman sacred to the god Slidith, the Lord of Blood. They kept it safeguarded in the Scarlet Tower in Tsargol where it was guarded by slorgs, serpents with the heads of women.

The Star Stone was stolen by Thongor and Sharajsha who used a fragment of the Stone to forge the Star Sword beneath the Fire Temple in Patanga, according to the methods provided in the *Scarlet Edda*. After the Dragon Kings were destroyed, Sharajsha retained ownership of the Stone and the Sword.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Photh

The **photh** is a bat with red fur that drinks blood. It has hollow fangs used for sucking blood, large flaring ears, sharp claws, and a long furry tail. It is found primarily in Chush and Kovia. The photh is valued for its hide which is used to make soft and supple leather goods of a scarlet color.

The wizard Sharajsha owns a pouch made of scarlet photh hide that he wears on his belt.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Dragon City* (Appendix - Glossary of Lemurian Words)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 4)
Zaffar

**Zaffar** was an ancient wizard who lived in the city of Patanga. His palace included a network of secret panels and hidden stairways. After his death the palace was converted to a temple, the Fire Temple dedicated to Yamath the god of fire.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 11)
Belarba

**Belarba** is a Lemurian customary word of greeting.

As explained by Lin Carter, "be-lar-ba" literally means "I greet you", where "be" means "I" and "ba" means "you".

## Example of use

"Belarba, warrior!" the old magician smiled. "You are far from home, and far even from Thurdis."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 4)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Imaginary Worlds: The Art of Fantasy* (1973), Ballantine Books, p. 204
Urlium

**Urlium** is a weightless blue-white metal first developed by Oolim Phon, the royal alchemist who serves Phal Thurid, the Sark of Thurdis. Urlium was used by Oolim Phon as hull material when he constructed the first prototype airboat. The buoyant, weightless quality of the metal is what gives the flying craft its anti-gravitational properties.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Grakk

The **grakk** (or **lizard-hawk**), also known as the **Terror of the Skies**, is a winged monster that combines the characteristics of a scaled reptile and a bird of prey. Carnivorous and extremely aggressive, the grakk rules the skies above the jungles of Chush and includes human beings among its prey. Grakks are known to build nests of branches and leaves on high pinnacles of rock in the Mountains of Mommur.

The grakk's serpentine body measures twenty feet long and has a pair of leathery wings with a span of around forty feet. It has a snakelike neck, a hideous head with a vicious hooked beak, and scarlet eyes beneath a bristling crest of blue and indigo spines. It has tough armored scales that make it difficult to injure with weapons, and its strong talons are like curved scimitars capable of twisting the metal hull of an airboat. At the end of its long, sinuous tail is an arrowhead-shaped barb, and the grakk's vocalizations consist of harsh screams and deafening shrieks.

Young lizard-hawks are known as **grakklets** and are not capable of flying until their wings grow out.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Betún

❛❛ El betún es una crema a base de mantequilla y azúcar la cual puede variar de sabor y textura gracias a la gran variedad de recetas que posee. Mayormente es utilizado como cobertura para los pasteles y antes de adquirir, se recomienda no confundir con un producto para dar lustres e impermeabilidad a los zapatos, siendo este de color negro, espeso y también denominado betún.

❛❛ Aunque mayormente las personas no logran confundirse gracias a cierta experiencia con la repostería, asesoramiento o instinto, se han dado casos donde personas con nulo conocimiento, se han aventurado en busca de dicha crema y los resultados han sido castratoficos. Por favor leer bien antes de ingerir.
Red Druids

The **Red Druids** (also known as the **Red Brotherhood**) are the druids or priests that worship Slidith, the Lord of Blood, a reference to their red robes. Their center of worship is the city of Tsargol in Ptartha, and the cult is led by Yelim Pelorvis, the Red Archdruid. The Red Druids wielded great power in Tsargol under Yelim Pelorvis who ruled the city jointly with Drugunda Thal, the Sark of Tsargol. When Drugunda Thal was killed by Thongor, Yelim Pelorvis took sole rulership of the city.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chaps. 8-10)
Sea of Neol-Shendis

The **Sea of Neol-Shendis** (or the **Inner Sea of Neol-Shendis**) is a great inland sea in central Lemuria surrounded by the Mountains of Mommur. In the center of the sea are the Dragon Isles where the last of the Dragon Kings retreated after their defeat at the end of the Thousand Year War.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Dwark

The **dwark** (or **jungle dragon**) is a giant carnivorous lizard that inhabits the jungles of Chush. It is always hungry and constantly on the hunt for prey (including human beings). The dwark has two large rows of fangs on each jaw, scarlet eyes, and a horned snout.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Slidith

**Slidith**, also known as the **Blood God** and the **Lord of Blood**, is a Lemurian deity and a demon. Slidith is one aspect of the Triple God of Chaos along with his brothers Yamath and Thamungazoth. His priests are the Red Druids who are led by Yelim Pelorvis, the Red Archdruid. The god's center of worship is the city of Tsargol.

Not to be confused with the bloodsucking slith flower.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Valkarth

**Valkarth** is the original homeland of Thongor and his people, the Black Hawk tribe. It is located in the frozen wilderness region of the Northlands in northern Lemuria. Valkarth was founded by Valkh of Nemedis thousands of years before the time of Thongor.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Athmar Phong

**Athmar Phong** is a powerful Ptarthan sorcerer who lives in the city of Zangabal. When Thongor was a thief in Zangabal he tried to rob Athmar Phong's house, but he was captured and thrown into his dungeons. There he met Ald Turmis who had also been imprisoned for trying to steal from the wizard. Thongor freed himself along with Ald Turmis, and after a night of adventure they fled the wizard's house as it went up in flames. From that time the two rogues became the best of friends.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
Lin Carter

**Linwood Vrooman Carter** (June 9, 1930 – February 7, 1988) was the creator of Thongor of Lemuria. He was an American author and editor of science fiction and fantasy. He usually wrote as **Lin Carter**. He wrote more than 60 novels. He was also the editor of the Ballantine Adult Fantasy series in the 1970s.
Snow ape

**Snow apes** are savage white-furred apes native to the frozen Northlands of Lemuria. In his youth, Thongor became an expert climber by scaling the sides of great glaciers in his Valkarthan homeland while hunting snow apes for their fur.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 2)
Seven Cities of the East

The **Seven Cities of the East** were seven ancient cities of eastern Lemuria that rose to power during the first thousand years of Lemurian recorded history and before the Thousand Year War against the Dragon Kings. These cities are counted among the First Kingdoms of Lemuria. They included (among others) Nemedis, Althaar, Yaodar, Zaar, and Yb. The seven cities had long been in ruins by the time of Thongor.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Scarlet Edda

The ***Scarlet Edda*** is a Lemurian book of esoteric lore, prophecies, and pithy aphorisms written by "ancient masters of wisdom". Among other things, the *Scarlet Edda* contains lore pertaining to the Star Sword and the secrets of how it may be forged.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Thamungazoth

**Thamungazoth** is a Lemurian deity and a demon. He is one aspect of the Triple God of Chaos along with his brothers Slidith and Yamath. Thamungazoth's name is sometimes spoken in magical rituals as the compound form **Iao-Thamungazoth**, for example when the Dragon Kings invoked his name while attempting to summon the Lords of Chaos.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 15)
Throne of Thunders

The **Throne of Thunders** is another term for the sky or the heavens, especially when regarded as the realm of the gods. The wizard Sharajsha "evoked the powers of the Throne of Thunders" at the top of Mount Sharimba in order to enchant the Star Sword with the divine force of lightning.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 13)
Hall of Two Thrones

The **Hall of Two Thrones** is a throne room in the royal palace in the city of Tsargol. It contains a pair of thrones belonging to the co-rulers of the city, Drugunda Thal (the Sark of Tsargol before he was killed by Thongor), and Yelim Pelorvis, the Red Archdruid. The thrones are fashioned from exquisitely carved blood red stone and rest on a stepped marble platform under a cloth-of-silver canopy.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (described in Chap. 9 and referred to as the "Hall of Two Thrones" in Chap. 10)
Yamath

**Yamath**, also known as the **Lord of Flame**, is a Lemurian god of fire and a demon. Yamath is one aspect of the Triple God of Chaos along with his brothers Slidith and Thamungazoth. His priests are the Yellow Druids who are led by Vaspas Ptol, the Yellow Archdruid. The god's center of worship is the city of Patanga which is virtually dominated by the Yellow Druids.

The brazen statue of Yamath in the Fire Temple in Patanga depicts him as a demon with burning eyes, a fanged mouth, and a bald head with horns. Victims who are sacrificed to the Fire God are roasted alive on his burning metal altars.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Thungarth

**Thungarth**, son of Jaidor, was a hero and lord of ancient Lemuria who led the warriors of Nemedis against the Dragon Kings in the Battle of Grimstrand Firth five thousand years before the birth of Thongor. According to legend, Thungarth had called upon Gorm, Father of the Gods, to receive his blessing for the battle. Gorm bestowed unto him the magical Star Sword, a weapon of divine power, to use against the Dragon Kings. Thungarth and his warriors were victorious, bringing an end to the Thousand Year War, but Thungarth died in the battle, and the Star Sword was broken until it was reforged thousands of years later by Thongor and the wizard Sharajsha.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
Gorm

**Gorm** is a Lemurian deity, the **Father of Gods and Men**, and the patron god of Thongor. Gorm is also a god of war. His servants are the War Maids (similar to the Valkyries of Norse mythology) who bring the spirits of warriors slain in battle to their eternal home in the Hall of Heroes, the hall of **Father Gorm**.

According to tradition, it was Gorm who forged the original Star Sword and bestowed it to the hero Thungarth, enabling him to defeat the Dragon Kings and bring an end to the Thousand Year War.

Gorm is also known as the **Father of Stars** and the **Lord of Lightning**. His faith is especially widespread in the Northlands region of Lemuria.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria*
Konnar

**Konnar** was an ancient Lemurian warrior and hero of Nemedis who died fighting the Dragon Kings in the Battle of Grimstrand Firth. His name was memorialized (along with Khorbane, Yggrim, and Thungarth) in the *Song of the Last Battle* by the bard Diombar.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
Frostbird

Frostbird is a pale silver she cat with white stripes.

Father: Aspenfall

Littermates: Flickerlight

Mate: Ripplefur of Thunderclan

Kits: Seedfall, Dreamwhisker, and Peachkit

### **PERSONALITY**

She is very snappy. She is blind and does not like to be judged because of that. She trained as a warrior, she is a warrior. Her blindness doesn’t stop her. She is smart and brave.

### **IN DEPTH DESCRIPTION**

She either trusts completely or not at all. Her Clanmates like her and she is happy, but one comment about her blindness and she won’t speak to them for moons. The reason Ripplefur loves her was because she was not afraid to speak her mind. She puts others’ needs before her own.

### **QUOTES**

”You can’t change the past, so don’t even try. You can’t change MY future either. You only have control over yourself.”

### **PAST**

When she was an apprentice she met Ripplepaw at a gathering. They snuck out some nights to meet each other. Soon after, they fell in love and Frostbird had Ripplefur’s kits. Frostbird’s clan and kits found out, but they did not kick her out of Windclan. She lived a happy life, and died of old age to meet Ripplefur in Starclan.
War bow

The Lemurian **war bow** is a powerful bow used in battle and hunting. It measures six feet in length and is fashioned from layers of extremely tough horn making the weapon difficult to draw, but this also lends greater force to the arrow. The string of the bow is made of dragongut, and the long arrows are tipped with barbed steel heads.

Phal Thurid, the former Sark of Thurdis, planned to launch a fleet of airboats manned by crews of archers trained in the use of the war bow. The theft of his prototype airboat by Thongor, and his own death later on, prevented this from happening.

While flying over the jungles of Chush, Thongor used a war bow from the airboat's arsenal to slay a winged grakk that attacked his vessel.

The Rmoahal of the Great Plains are known for their deadly prowess with this weapon. They can launch an arrow five hundred yards with incredible accuracy.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 2)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 3)
Lords of Light

The **Lords of Light** are aspects of the Lemurian pantheon of deities known as the Nineteen Gods. They are the enemies of the Lords of Chaos and banished them to the realm of Chaos when the universe was created. The Lords of Light seem to generally represent the moral concept of righteousness, or at least serve as a balancing force in opposition to the extreme forms of cosmic malevolence represented by the Lords of Chaos.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 7)
CreekClan

> "*Creektail's ideals live inside of all of us. We shall endure past this war and make a great Clan, and with my brother's spirit guiding me, we shall not fall.*"
> ― Bramblingface to his gathered Clan.
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## Clan Members

### Warriors

Toadnose, Pansyfang, Briarclaw, Buzzardwhisker, Ternstorm, Falconstorm, Cloudpelt, Birchtail, Gannetstream, Sedgeheart, Plumfur, Fennelpelt, Oatheart, Maplepelt, Nettlefoot

### Apprentices

Otterpaw, Daffodilpaw, Dunlinpaw, Pigeonpaw, Thymepaw, Dandelionpaw, Wisteriapaw, Palepaw, Stoatpaw

### Elders

Gorsefur

CreekClan is one of the five Valley Clans. They were made from the remnants of ShadowClan and RiverClan after the Lake Clans disbanded. They were founded by Creektail of RiverClan, but when he died in the War of the Valley, his brother Bramblingstar lead in his stead.

## Description

CreekClan is known for having ‘blood in the water’. They are fiercely brutal over defending their Clan’s territory, and pride themselves over their strong fighting power in comparison to the other Clans. That’s not to say they don’t lose, but they never give up even in the face of defeat. They mainly have survived off of voles, mice, a few rabbits, but their main source of prey is the fish in the water surrounding them.  They are known for their powerful muscles and swimming strength, but are notorious for being somewhat slow for a cat.

## Territory

CreekClan is settled on the North-Eastern side of the Star Peak. They live in fertile, almost marshy territory with vast, wide creeks trailing all around it, and even a small lake nestled near the forest. Warriors are trained from when they can walk to make swimming a second nature to be able to survive in this area, and those that do not learn are social outcasts. Landmarks of the territory include:

* CreekClan Camp: Nestled on a small island where three streams connect, it is covered with reeds that they use to make their dens. There are a few stepping stones to let the ‘drypaws’ into the camp, but the Clan is expected to swim back unless it is necessary.

* The Shores: The favorite of CreekClan’s hunting grounds, the sand stores stretches from one border to another along the Great River.

* Storm’s Marsh: Named after Stormstream, who navigated her way through the northern marshes near the streams. Many such prey like frogs and fish lurk, but so do many dangers like drowning and predators. Only the bravest or foolish would attempt to hunt there.

* Tanglegrowth: The dense thicket of woods is used as a place for battle training and hunting. During the night, the fireflies light up the forest, and mentors will have nightly battle sessions during the new moon to sharpen their apprentice’s claws.

* The Lake: The lake and the surrounding areas is where many of the Clan would gather to talk and play. New warriors have their vigil here at the edge of the Lake, watching over their Clan as they reflect upon their new status as a warrior.
Crowstar

**Crowstar**is a small, thick-furred black tom with blue eyes.

 Description

Crowstar is a very ambitious cat, straightforward on his goals and aspirations even when others would taunt him for it. He is extremely blunt and honest, and never once tries to sugarcoat anything he says. And while this bluntness lets him speak to others, it makes him blind to his own flaws. He is arrogant and believes that he superior than the other Clans, and even his Clan mates.

He tries to remain rational and emotionless, but sentiment does get the better of him at times.

## History

Crow was born to Rat and Flame during a harsh leafbare. While Rat fed and took care of his three elder siblings, Crow as the runt was left behind and only just survived when newleaf came. As he grew, the distance between him and most of his family grew as his parents ignored him and his brothers Scar and Fire teased and taunted him. Only Gray, his elder sister, seemed to give him any form of consideration and love.

One night, everything came to a head. Crow lashed out at Fire, causing the latter to have a torn ear. While his father scolded him, Gray came to his defense and the two left their family. They traveled alone and learned to hunt and fight on their own.

Eventually, they stumbled into the Valley and got separated during a storm. A ThornClan patrol found Crow and took him in. Crow saw how the Clan worked and cared for one another and asked to join. At first, Scorchstar refused to allow him because he wasn't a Clanborn cat. But when two kits went missing, Crow joined the search and eventually found them next to SmokeClan's border. Seeing how brave and resourceful Crow was, he accepted him into the Clan and named him Crowpaw.

Flintstripe was assigned as Crowpaw's mentor, and the two did not get along for the early moons. Flintstripe had wanted a Clanborn apprentice as his first apprentice, and treated Crowpaw lowly for his loner roots.

WIP

## Relationships

**Rat and Flame -** He and his parents never really got along well. Rat would keep him away from his siblings and only let him eat last, while Flame was an absent parent in general and never made a lasting impact on the young tom.

**Scar and Fire -** His two elder siblings took to their parents stance on Crow and bullied and teased him. Crow hasn't seen them since he became a member of ThornClan.

**Graymist -** Graymist and Crowstar have a somewhat strained relationship since they both joined different Clans, but Crowstar does miss what he once had with his sister. But he will not let it get in the way of his Clan.

## Trivia/Fun Facts

Crowstar does not feel any romantic attachment to any cat. He feels perfectly fine without a mate.
Age of Men

The **Age of Men** was a time period in Lemurian history marked by the ascension and dominance of human beings after the downfall of the Dragon Kings at the end of the Thousand Year War.

The Age of Men was also established with the founding of the Nine Cities of the West thousands of years before the birth of Thongor.

## See also

* Age of Dragons
* Age of Reptiles

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Introduction)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Appendix - Time Chart of Lemurian History)
Zamph

The **zamph** is a reptilian creature used by Lemurians as a mount.

## Description

Resembling a cross between a rhinoceros and a triceratops, the zamph is slower and more massive than the kroter which is lighter and slimmer and bred for speed. It has a beaked snout, and from between its small eyes a single horn grows straight and thick and tapering to a sharp point. The neck is covered with a curved, saddle-shaped natural shield of bone. The rider sits in this bony saddle and guides the beast with reins attached to iron rings that pierce the zamph’s small ears which are sensitive to pain. In larger zamphs these natural saddles may be wide enough to seat two men.

The zamph has thick leathery hide, heavy with tough armor plates of horn. The short, stumpy legs are also hoofed with thick pads of horn. Coloration is dull blue fading to a muddy yellow at the stomach.

Zamphs are incredibly strong and resistant to fatigue. They may carry a rider for several days without rest if necessary. They are also used as beasts of burden to draw wagons and plows.

## Disposition

Although zamphs have a fearsome and monstrous appearance, they are actually rather docile. If caught and tamed, they can be easily trained to obey commands.

## Diet

Zamphs are herbivores (plant eaters), although Jeled Malkh once threatened to cut out Thongor's heart and feed it to his zamph.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 4)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Dragon City* (Appendix - Glossary of Lemurian Words)
3. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chaps. 4, 6)
4. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 1)
Waspstar

**Waspstar** is a pale golden tabby tom with bright yellow eyes and a long, sweeping tail.

 Description

Waspstar takes his duties as both Warrior and Clan Leader very seriously. He has forgone any distractions, and has an almost terrifying single-minded ambition that had lead him to the top of the Clan. While others outside his Clan would call him a tyrant, or an ambitious monster, those in his Clan know the real soft side of him that allows him to not fall into the mistakes of leaders past.

## Trivia/Fun Facts

He has a fear of lightning, after almost getting shocked during a patrol in a storm.
Fathla

**Fathla** (or **tree leeches**) are large bloodsucking leeches found in the jungles of Chush and Kovia. They will attach themselves to a person's arms or legs and consume their blood. Although this process is painless, the fathla must be pulled off the host to avoid the risk of complete blood loss.

## References

1. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Dragon City* (Appendix - Glossary of Lemurian Words)
2. ↑ Lin Carter, *Thongor and the Wizard of Lemuria* (Chap. 3)
SDW

Ekspresowe Drogi Wojewódzkie (SDW) - drogi wojewódzkie ekspresowe

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S216 - Celbowo - Gnieżdżewo

S212 - Charzykowy - Nieżychowice (Zachodnia Obwodnica Chojnic)

S224 - Kartuzy (Wschodnia Obwodnica Kartuz) - Przodkowo

S203 - Darłowo (Południowo-Wchodnia Obwodnica Darłowa) - Ustka
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Gauntlet

The Gauntlet is a forboding APC type vehicle that is utilized by the Sentinels. It is their most tough vehicle and will rarely spawn at full RIOT. It can take a ton of punishment but is rather slow, typical of tank-like vehicles. Similar to the Bruiser and Stalker it has a chance to use Twister Rockets against the player.

## How to Obtain

This vehicle cannot be obtained without the use of cheats

## Inspiration

This vehicle is completely unique for *RoadKill*

## Notes and Trivia

* This is the only Sentinel vehicle to be completely unobtainable legitimately (aside from Axl's vehicle).
* Even at full RIOT, this is still a relatively rare spawn.
* This is the only unplayable vehicle to be directly mentioned in *RoadKill's* instruction manual.
* This vehicle is the base for Axl's war machine.
Tornado

The Tornado is a seemingly generic combination between a UTV (Utility Terrain Vehicle) and hot-rod type car. It has fairly average stats despite how late into the game you unlock it. It has decent speed however its maneuverability is heavily held back by its excessive length. It can take a decent amount of punishment however it is not the ideal choice for car-on-car combat. This car's average status is further reinforced by its lack of any affiliation with a gang.

## Inspiration

The Tornado appears to have no clear inspiration, being a combination of generic vehicle types

## How to Obtain

The Tornado is obtained by getting First Place in Paradise City Race 3.

## Notes and Trivia

* For an unknown reason, this car has VERY good acceleration when reversing, noticeably faster than most cars.