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Lockhart Green Phantoms

The **Lockhart Green Phantoms** are a Skiddam team based in Lockhart. The team has two championship wins, their first in 1011 UA, and the most recent in 1128 UA.

The Green Phantoms have recently sat at the top of the table, finishing third in each of the past five seasons besides 1130 UA, when they placed first, but lost in the championship to the Cavaliers.

### Lineup

Niles Creston (C)

Jon Slaycrowder (B)

Percy "Percy Poon" Podmore

Raeyo Wayford

Warren Hemmons

Darryl Hemmons

Garry Hemmons

Parker Hemmons

Chester Ticles

Anderson Bigly

Paul Fredder

### Substitutes

Chase Balmore

Renn Slaycrowder

### Staff

Lyle Inngal (Coach)

Andruw Slaycrowder (Owner)
Arrich Sepie Isles

The **Arrich Sepie Isles** are an archipelago off the western coast of the Lock, in the East Sea. The five islands occupy the central waters of Chili Bay, some twenty leagues west of Centerden. The Isles are known for their abundance of sugar and vegetables, most notably peppers and tomatoes.

Four towns have been settled in the Isles, each on separate islands. The largest town, Smithson, faces Centerden on the largest of the islands, Sugarloaf. Other towns include Flea's Port, Kiedis, and John's Shanty. The only island without a settlement is Hoffer Island, also the smallest island of the five.

The Isles are important in trade within the Western Lock and Mazlock Tropics to the south. The Sevreanic League controls an outpost on Sugarloaf Island, just outside of Smithson.
Royal Clad Reserve

The **Royal Clad Reserve** is the official banking system of Ralanos, founded in 481 UA by Barinald II Ralan. The Reserve is responsible for producing and monitoring coinage for the cities, towns, and people of Ralanos, as well as to conduct its trade and commerce, and control the movement and production of gold, silver, and copper, referred to as Clad. It is also responsible for the monitoring of all banks within the Reserve, which are spread throughout the continent.

Today, the Royal Clad Reserve is headquartered in Yovaris, with primary mint offices in Goelyn and Duzlock. A third installment in Mazlock was planned in the late 1000s UA, but was inevitably canceled. The current CEO of the Reserve is Horace Alders.

## Functions

The Royal Clad Reserve manages the production and distribution of Clad throughout the continent, owning several mines for the three main ores used for currency. Along with the production of Clad, the Reserve is responsible for:

* Manufacturing and distributing Clad
* Overseeing banks in the Reserve
* Safeguarding and monitoring the movement of Clad
* Tracking and upkeeping Clad used in the Royal Trading League
* Distributing coins from the various mint offices to cities and towns

## Clad Denominations

Clad is split into three separate coins, made from gold (Bren), silver (Velt), and copper (Crud), valued respectively. In unit terms, Clad is counted in the following manner:

* A single **Crud** is the lowest valued amount of currency in Ralanos. The value of (100) Crud is equal to (1) Velt. Crud is often used primarily in the poorest locations in Ralanos.
* **Velt** is the most commonly used currency for commoners. The value of (50) Velt is equal to (1) Bren.
* **Bren** is the most valuable coin in Ralanos. Most businesses, coops, and organizations use Bren as their standard coin. Wealthy families are normally valued in the multi-thousands of Bren. Noble, Vassal and Overseeing Houses usually deal in tens of thousands of Bren for large purchases and finances.
Dante's Park

**Dante's Park** is a small town and village within the Dante Wilds, an extensive park and hunting grounds that borders the Forest of Forbidden Sanctums to the north. As a result of its location, the town is a haven for hunters, trappers, and fishermen who dock along the Vhant River.

The town is known for its many winesinks and inns, and features a number of wood craftsmen and carpenters. The coop, *Wildlands,* resides within the village, supplying a variety of meat, including venison, rabbit, quail, etc., north toward Groveheart, Vhant Lake, and Ayteria.

Many accounts by travelers and passersby relate to a "mystical" aura surrounding the wilds, including a number of sightings of the legendary "Feral Being", who is said to roam the Forest with a band of wolves, bears, and pralls. Most of the townsfolk deny these claims, asking travelers to "keep their tales amongst their minds."
Rift of Goelyn

The **Rift of Goelyn** refers to the divide of the city of Goelyn into two sub-cities, Goelyn's Grillex and Goelyn's Galag, in 1061 UA. The divide came after a long peaceful reign under House Broodwin, who took control from the now extinct House Goelyn in the early 400's UA.

The Rift came as an indirect result of the Battle at Midroad, with other reasons including overpopulation within Goelyn, especially after the 1030 UA decision by then-King Arenald Ralan to consolidate all dungeons to the Galag.
Knighthood

The **Knighthood** is the legal system and moral code of the knights and soldiers of Ralanos. It dictates the laws and rights of knights, militias, and armies, and provides the legal codes for war amongst the land. The current headquarters of the Knighthood is found in Yovaris.

## History

Created in 199 UA, the inauguration of the Knighthood acted as a dramatic turning point in the warfare of Ralanos, bringing social statuses and chivalric expectations to a standard soldier. The legal code of the system has been reworked multiple times in its history, most heavily in the late 600's UA following the Second Laren Wars.

## Hierarchy

The Knighthood follows a strict hierarchy and ladder system to determine the ranks of knights. Most often, a knight will move up from the bottom, but some knights have been known to skip multiple ranks in the past. The hierarchy table is as followed, from highest to lowest rank, as well as other non-position ranks:

##### **Commander (★★★★★)**

The highest rank a knight can achieve, a Commander is required to lead an army during conflict, bringing astute advice and mastery military training to fellow soldiers. Commanders are among the most knowledgeable knights in regards to the military of other cities and towns, as well as general preparation and tactical skills. Very rarely, an army can have multiple Commanders. By default, Commanders may own land.

**Sea Commander (★★★★)**

The highest rank a naval knight can achieve, the Sea Commander leads a large fleet in maritime conflict, and provides advice, strategy, and training to soldiers. By default, Sea Commanders may own land and a large vessel.

##### **Second-in-Command (★★★★)**

As the name indicates, the Second-in-Command works directly under the Commander. Knights with this rank are responsible for providing military strategy, advice, and training to other soldiers, as well as leading multiple squadrons in battle. Second-in-Commands can often own land, if appointed directly by their respective city's leader or a Commander.

##### **Captain (★★★)**

Responsible for leading a squadron in battle and giving military advice. It is extremely rare that a Captain can own land.

##### **Sea Captain (★★★)**

Responsible for leading a small fleet in battle and giving naval military advice. Sea Captains may own a standard vessel.

##### **Marshall (★★)**

A Marshall provides advice to Captains and higher ranks, and can also lead a small troop. **Sea Marshalls** are of the same position for the naval militia.

##### **Standard (★)**

A Standard Knight is the basic knight of Ralanos. Standard knights can be either knighted directly to this rank, or knighted to a Squire, which is the only rank below Standard.

##### **Squire**

The lowest rank in the Knighthood, Squires usually consist of young and recently knighted soldiers who work directly for a knight of Marshall rank or higher.
Joquin Ives

**Joquin Ives** was a poet, fierce political leader, and the last person to carry the name of House Ives. He defended his House during the Clash of Nassey, when the rivaling Houses of Ives and Medger saw bloodshed over land disputes. Following the conflict, he fought hard for land ownership rights in the Highlands, and butted heads frequently with the
Wood Owl

A **wood owl** is a large nocturnal bird native to the Forest of Forbidden Sanctums. It is the largest species of owls in Ralanos, growing up to three feet in height, with a wingspan of almost seven feet. It is used as the sigil of House Stelfaden of Woodhaven.

Wood owls can either be gray, brown, and in rare cases, white in color. They are fairly aggressive if encountered at night, when they hunt for prey in the deep woods. They live in large nests hidden in the tallest trees in the forest, and often fly entirely above the emergent line. They eat mainly small mammals, insects, and sometimes fish from Lake Isshnu.

For reasons unknown, some wood owl offspring fail to grow to full size, and tend to grow to only half the size of the normal adult wood owl. Most of these owls are white, however there have been sightings of gray and brown "pygmy" wood owls.
Sayvin Elouese

**Sayvin Elouese** is the former Gress of Kaladan, and the widowed wife to the late Vassal Curtis Arbin. She served as the Gress for a year following her husband's death, before passing on the ruling rights of the city to her three daughters, Serin, Silsin and Soetin.

Even before her marriage to Curtis, she was well-known anywhere north of the Cliffs, as a result of her wealthy family, including her father, Gadmick Elouese, who's been missing for the last four years.

## Appearance and Character

Sayvin is often regarded as one of the most beautiful women in the land, in part due to her status among the gossip of Kaladan and the Highlands. She is short, toned and well endowed, with shortened blonde hair she usually keeps in a bob.

While her renown has led to a less personal life, she keeps her family business very private, and prides herself on the House's ability to stay afloat after the many hits she and her daughters has taken. She is quite smart, having been privately educated, and was very active in the ruling decisions made by her husband during his reign.

## History

Born into a wealthy family, she grew up on the Elen Shattoh, a large estate owned by her family for decades. Her father, Gadmick Elouese, was the owner of E.C Stone Vineyards, one of the most prestigious wine-making companies in the land, before his disappearance in 1130 UA. The business is now owned by her uncle, Remold.

In her teens, she spent a large portion of her time in Kaladan, studying at the Gateway School. There, she learned a variety of trades and skills, including diplomacy and leadership. By the age of eighteen, she lived on her own in a town villa partially paid for by her family.

She soon joined E.C Stone Vineyards, working in Kaladan as a business consultant and contract writer for the company. At the age of nineteen, she met Curtis Arbin at a formal gathering at the Elen Shattoh, and quickly formed a relationship with the Vassal-to-be. They married two years later, and Sayvin became pregnant the following year, at the age of twenty two.

Derailed by the disappearance of her father in 1130 UA, followed by the death of her husband two years later, her eminence has taken a dip in recent times, as she's focused more on her family rather than her ruling duties. She even passed on the ruling rights as Gress of Kaladan to her daughters, a move not particularly approved of by the King Artemis Ralan.

## In the Books

### ***Brewing of a Different Storm***

Sayvin tells her daughters of a trip to Yovaris, which she had kept a secret.  In Yovaris, just after inviting House Ralan to Kaladan for Soetin’s birthday celebration, she receives the news of the king’s request to separate the ruling of her daughters, and is asked to choose a princess, or rule the city herself.

Back in Kaladan, she meets with King Artemis privately, where she mentions a past relationship between the two shortly after her husband's death.
Kaladan

Serin, Silsin and Soetin Arbin

The Sevreanic Brigade (Road's Gate)

The Great Courtyard

**Kaladan** is a city in western Goelyn's Highlands. The city sits on the meeting place of Ragesun Road and the Kaladan Connect.

Considered the gateway city of the land, it is the seat of House Arbin, led only by the three Princesses Serin, Silsin and Soetin Arbin. Following the death of her husband Curtis Arbin, Sayvin Elouese passed on the right of Gress to her daughters, under the King's consent. It is the only Ruling House in Ralanos without a male.

The city is striking, with the Jaded Claw Mountains visible to the west, and the Vhysalin River to the east. It is often considered the most beautiful city in Ralanos. Viewpoint Keep sits in the middle of Kaladan, with a surrounding moat from the passing Kaladan Connect splitting the city into several districts.

Kaladan also features the Road's Gate, a keep and checkpoint along Ragesun Road that monitors and searches all travelers passing through. The Road's Gate also upkeeps its own branch of the Arbin Army.
Oliver Fenn

**Oliver Fenn** was a famous zooler and explorer born in the Votlen. He, along with his wife, Mara, discovered over one hundred species of wildlife, including thirty-three animal species, fifty-eight plant species, and two dozen species of fungus.

A bastard born to a drunkard father, Oliver spent much of his childhood alone in the swamps and bogs near his home near what is now Olifen, a town named after him. Once a teen, he began exploring the range of mountains just south of his home, and discovered multiple caves within the ridge. From the ages of fourteen to twenty-one, he had already discovered almost a quarter of all of his plant and fungus discoveries. However, he had no knowledge on whether or not they had been previously documented, aside from a few nature books he was able to purchase with the little money he had.

In 899 UA, he took many of his "potential" discoveries and brought them to the Drant Academy of Kaladan, showing them to the Senior Drants of Wildlife. The Drants were astonished, as they had never seen any plant or fungus life like the ones Oliver presented. While he was at first scolded for irresponsibly harvesting the plants, they were surprised to read his detailed notes on their location, quantity, and many of their traits, especially with no prior training in the field. They insisted that he join the Academy to continue his studies. While he at first agreed, Oliver left the Academy in less than a year, as he showed no interest in any of the other masteries besides Aquatics

In 902 UA, Oliver Fenn met his future wife, Mara, at a flora seminar in Veltruve. Mara Fenn, who also happened to be a bastard, studied flowers and their medicinal uses. The two quickly hit it off, married, and bought a home in Veltruve, before moving deeper into the Votlen, to Chancelin, to continue their studies. Over the next decade, the two co-wrote seven encyclopedias, many of which were bought by the Order of Drants and other private scholars. The Fenns eventually organized spelunking groups to further investigate the caves, where they discovered another dozen species of fungi.

In 916 UA, both Oliver and Mara were recognized by the King, and rewarded for their accomplishments. Both Olifen and Mara's Keep were named for them, as well as the mountain range featuring the caves, which was named Mara's Ridge. They are often regarded as the most influential zoolers in Ralanos history, and their works are studied tremendously today.
Hall's Coast

**Hall's Coast** is the shoreline extending along the western coast of the Nezlock Inlet. It opposes the Land of One Thousand Plagues across the Inlet. The coast features a number of Halls, most accompanied with a Keep and a small village. Out of the five, only Drake's Hall and Maynard Hall carry a militia, for the Nez Wing.

The Halls were created to protect the Inlet from the South Sea, as well as Lootip on the other side of the water. They also act as the academies for the Knighthood levels of the Nez Wing, in order from Henchman to Commander. There have only been a handful of ventures across the water, with all but one returning.

### Halls (by population)

Echo Hall is the largest of the five, a few leagues southeast of Port Lanebridge. The hall is named for the echo resonating from the large chime that rings from Oren's Lighthouse on the tip of the Lanebridge Peninsula.

Drake's Hall is the second largest.

The third largest, and closest to Nezlock, is Maynard Hall.
Murcantz

**Murcantz** is an amber-colored ore found only within Addarin Cave, near the deepest point of the cave. While little research has been done on the ore, it is known to react strongly with various liquids and powders. It has been noted to heat up on its own, and in rare cases, explode, if triggered enough.
Sintray's Fjord

**SIntray's Fjord** is a small town, and the seat of House Ciderian, on the western coast of Ralanos. Often referred to as "The Fjord", it is tucked between the Window Woods to the south, and the Jaded Claw Mountains to the north. The town is situated on the edge of the large cliffs that form the western fjords, located in what is still considered the Lock. The Fjord is known for its constant drone of crashing waves against the cliffs, which townsfolk often say makes them "lose their minds".
Sue-Tom Line

The **Sue-Tom Line** is an area in Goelyn's Highlands between the towns of Sue Springs and Tomston. It ranges to the north toward Theresa and the Theresa Everglades, and to the south toward Mood's Reap and the Milkwoods.

## Geography

Riddled with crags and windswept barrens, it is difficult and dangerous to traverse the area alone. The eponymous "line" was taken from the direct western or eastern direction one must travel between towns, as not to get lost. The area is home to a variety of dangerous species of plants and animals, including the shapra, the most dangerous snake in Ralanos.

The name of the area was coined in 788 UA by Aldmore Tomston, for which the town is named. Between the years of 790-812 UA, the Sue-Tom Line featured a plethora of budding outlaw gangs and bands, ravaging the area and threatening nearby locations such as Mavrick's Ranch and Triscall.

Today, the area is mostly desolate, aside from a sparse collection of gangs, usually disbanded as fast as they form. Still, travelers are advised to avoid the area, and to take caution anywhere south of Theresa, and east of the Nassey Triangle, within the Highlands.
First Kings

The **First Kings** were a royal regime made up of the first major settlers in Ralanos, in the Age of Beginnings. Varis Ralan is considered the first official King of Ralanos, and coined the name along with Ubix al Goelyn and Phasyn Logaryn at the start of the ages.

There are five First Kings, one for the first five major settlements in Ralanos: Varis Ralan of Yovaris, Landry Carmador of Veltruve, Ubix al Goelyn of Goelyn, Phasyn Logaryn of Duzlock, and Gorland Alberdine of Ayteria.
Seffi

A **seffi** is a winged, carnivorous mammal found in the southern Forest of Forbidden Sanctums. They are known for their aggressive nature, as well as the potent venom secreted from glands on their paws, lethal to humans in very small amounts.

While mostly nocturnal, their sleeping patterns are often unpredictable, and they are more aggressive during the day. Their wingspan can reach up to the length of a human. Seffis are often regarded as one of the most dangerous creatures of the Forest, and are considered an apex predator.

## Description and Characteristics

Seffis are among the largest Aviaren in Ralanos, and their bodies alone can reach the size of a child. Their wingspan often gives them trouble when soaring through tree lines, and for that reason, seffi can regularly be found walking on the forest floor. Seffis feature feathered and round heads with nearly no separation from the body, with crescent shaped eyes usually blackened, upward pointed ears, and a small dually fanged beak. While their vision is lackluster, they use their sense of smell to locate prey, which ranges from most small rodents to other Aviaren, including owls.

While their wings have ruff feathers that are usually brown and tan with occasional patches of white and gray, their bodies are featherless, consisting of bald skin. Females contain various teats on the torso, while males are usually bare. The underside of their wings are quite unique, as the central area is featherless and contains a small paw with three taloned fingers, which features a venom-secreting gland used to hunt for prey. However, seffis are unable to walk on all fours, nor can they support their weight using only the claws. Instead, the paws are used almost exclusively for hunting. Their legs are short and narrow and extend from the bottom of the torso, with four large talons that are extremely sharp and can grip substantially well.

The venom secreted from their gland is extremely potent and can kill most creatures even in small doses. The effects of the venom include paralysis and blood coagulation, though in rare cases, inflicted animals have been seen mobile in a rabid state. Scholars are unsure as to what causes this rare reaction, and several attempts to milk the venom have ended with casualties over the years.

## Behavior

Non-territorial and extremely aggressive, seffis rarely nest in the same location for more than a few days. They are usually found in the southern section of the Forest, roaming the ground for small rodents like mice and amints. Rarely found higher than the understory layer, seffis usually occupy hollows made by other animals, often owls, in the lower sections of the tall Wexar trees prominent to the area.

Seffis have been noted to attack nearly all creatures in the Forest, including bears and wolves, though these attempts are often a result of underestimating the size due to their poor vision. While defending creatures may fight back, there are no known predators of seffis.
Aytreg Widow

An **Aytreg Widow** is a species of large widow spiders that inhibit the Lock, mainly in the western portion of the region in areas like the Window Woods and Rodgen Deeps. Aytreg Widows can reach up to knee high on a full grown man, and are known to be extremely aggressive, with venomous fangs that can be lethal to man.

Aytreg Widows secrete a pungent resin from their corpses, a liquid only released post-mortem. This liquid is often harvested for medicinal uses, as well as poisons.
Error!Chara

**Ella Freya "Error!Chara" Sanchez** is the biological daughter of Pacifist Error and Pacifist Chara. She is the adoptive sister of Skull, Blackjack and Essence. She is the younger form of GEC and a soon to be mother married to Jayden.

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Addarin Cave

**Addarin Cave** is a cave system near the town of the same name, near the border of the Lock and the Jaded Claw Mountains, just east of the Window Woods. It is the largest and deepest cave system in Ralanos. At 10,523 corks (unit system for cave exploring), it is over twice the size of the second largest cave in the land, Rodgen Deeps.

### History

The cave was discovered by Davidal Addarin in 786 UA, a fisherman who had set up camp on the confluence of Window Lake Run and Claw Run. When a heavy rainstorm hit, forcing Davidal to flee west, he stumbled upon the cave, taking shelter inside from the strong flooding in the area. He later returned and further explored the cave, alone.

On his third voyage, he alerted his brother, Tristal, that he would be making the trek. Tristal was given the location of the cave, but was told to let his brother dive alone. Obliging, Davidal ventured back to the cave for a third time, this time, hoping to find a possible second entrance, after discovering the flow of water within the cave.

While the following is often debated and argued over, it is believed that Davidal triggered a doline to collapse, and fell to his death within the cave. His body wasn't discovered for nearly three weeks, until Tristal finally decided to send a search team for his brother. They found him almost three hundred and seventeen corks within the cave, surpassing any previous lengths explored by Davidal. His body had been carried by the flow of the Window Lake Run, that had in fact begun to flow into the cave system from a sinkhole in the limestone makeup of the cave.

Following Davidal's death, a team of spelunkers further investigated the cave in 799 UA, recording another six thousand corks into the cave, surpassing Rodgen Deeps for the largest system in Ralanos. However, a number of sumps restricted access to the deeper sections of the cave. The final measurement taken of the cave by the team was 6,579 corks.

In 1056 UA, another team of spelunkers, known for their many dives into the various cave systems within Mara's Ridge, prepared for an attempt to deeper explore the cave. As the team reached the then deepest point in the cave, they noticed that another cavern had been opened by a flowing stream, extending further down. The team then explored another four thousand corks, ending their search at 10,523 corks, far more than any other cave system ever explored. Near the bottom of the cave, a plethora of unidentified minerals and ores were discovered, totaling nearly fifty new types, including obsidian, doppler's stone, and murcantz.
Port Lanebridge

Naris Docks

**Port Lanebridge** is a city in the Lock, located on the central tip of the Lanebridge Peninsula. The city acts as the gateway into Duzlock Bay from the South Sea, as all ships entering the bay must pass through the Lanebridge Inlet.

The Port plays a pivotal role in all southern trade, with the Sevreanic League holding numerous outposts in and around the city. Some of the most famous fishing and seafood coops operate out of Port Lanebridge, trading from Nezlock to Mazlock.

The current Vassal of Port Lanebridge is Henry Spero, the younger brother of the King's Swornman, Howard Spero. When Lord Herman Spero died, his eldest son, Howard, had already been sworn to the King's council. Instead, he gave the ruling rights of the city to his second son, Henry, in 1126 UA.
Taylor

## Interests

* Anime
* Wigs
* Pokemon
* Drawing
* Painting
* Cosplay
* Writing

## Facts

* Married to Taryn
	+ They are married online but are in fact not actually dating/in a relationship (yet?)
	+ Confirmed that both crungles have feelings for one another, they don't plan to act upon them until they meet in person to fully figure things out.
* Has only been cosplaying since March
* Is extremely cute like holy cow 10/10
* Had to have back surgery a few years ago, has a sick scar because of it
* Has a lazy eye
Veltruve

**Veltruve** is a town along the Ragesun Road in the Votlen. The town is currently being converted into the tenth city in the Royal Kingdom of Ralanos. Prior to its construction, the town was ruled by House Farnsworth.

In 1132 UA, King Artemis Ralan declared in the Veltruve Doctrine that the town shall be built into a city, able to house nearly 50,000 citizens. The Doctrine also stated that the King shall choose a new Vassal for the city, not prohibiting any specific House as a possibility. The Sevreanic League shall also be granted an outpost within the city, and both a Drant Academy and a Trade School shall be built and implemented.

The King's decision for the city's Vassal has been a popular topic among the general gossip of Ralanos for the larger part of a year. Popular choices among the people have included Howard Spero, the King's Swornman, Alexander Ralan, the Prince of Ralanos, and Kylson Farnsworth, the current Lord of Veltruve.
Wildlife

**WIldlife** is the name of an obtainable skill in the First Order of Drants. It is the only skill that requires masteries of other skills in order to master. The skill encompasses the Fauna, the Aquatics, and the Botany masteries.

It was created during the "Decade of Ecology", when Ralanos saw large increases in researchers, journeymen and the newly created "zoolers" exploring and documenting potential new organisms and undiscovered locations. This was all in response to the fame and fortune that Oliver and Mara Fenn received just a few years prior.

During Oliver Fenn's time in the Order, he complained about the lack of environmental studies within the masteries. He left the Order within his first year, but continued to share found information with the Senior Drants, often for a price.
Beggar's Keep

**Beggar's Keep** is a small town and outpost on the Goelyn Connect Road. The town is considered one of the worst in the land, notorious for its crime and filth. It is not a seat for any House, and mainly consists of decrepit taverns and brothels. Beggar's Keep is popular for traders traveling to and from Goelyn. Its name was taken from the paupers who would haggle with traders passing through.
Woodhaven

**Woodhaven** is the oldest and least populated city in Ralanos. It was created before the Arrival of the First Man, and is home to the native race of Ralanos, the Wexlaren. While little is known about the history of the Wexlaren prior to the Arrival, it is estimated that the city dates back over 1,000 years prior.

Today, the city sits near the north-central region of the Forest of Forbidden Sanctums, deep in the woodland, "where the trees are much taller than the rest, and animals unknown to human eyes roam". Though the race has maintained their customs and traditions, the city was placed under the Royal System of Ralanos following the First Laren Wars in the 300's UA.

## History

### **Prior to the Arrival of the First Man**

What is known of the city's history, as well as the history of the entire Wexlaren race, is found only in the scarce history books written by Wexlaren. Many of these books are found only within Woodhaven, and most are illegible. By word of mouth, the Wexlaren agree that their history dates back "nearly 1,000 years before humans arrived, though they are unaware of how they came to settle in the Forest or what their purpose on the continent is". Many believe they were created by the legendary creature known as the Feral Being.

### **The Arrival of the First Man and First Human Interaction**

Almost all accounts of the Wexlaren agree on an event known to them as the "World's Cry", in which the "world wept for days on end, uprooting the trees and shifting the earth violently." Following the catastrophic event, humans arrived shortly after. During this event, the city of Woodhaven was unharmed, though a significant portion of the Forest in the south was wiped.

The Wexlaren
Broane

A **broane** is a hired guard, usually trained in combat and willing to risk their safety to defend the client or clients. They are often hired by traveling merchants, travellads, couriers, and any other professional who requires transportation as means of business.

Unlike a common squire or Knight's Apprentice, broanes are not protected by the Knighthood; as a result, many broanes are soldiers who either left the Knighthood, or were denounced from their role.
E.C. Stone Vineyards

Renglaze Valley

Gadmick Elouese (former owner, currently missing)

Elroy Sandrick (head winemaker)

**E.C. Stone Vineyards** is a family-owned wine company who distributes wines and grapes throughout most of Goelyn's Highlands. They are one of the most prestigious companies in Ralanos, and dominate the land's central wine trade. The company is currently owned by Remold Elouese, who took ownership after the disappearance of his brother, Lord Gadmick Elouese.

Founded in 879 UA by Eddrick Elouese, the family has maintained ownership for nearly three hundred years. Today, the largest of their three vineyards is at the Elen Shattoh Estate, situated in a fertile region between the Vhysalin River and the Coglin Run. Recently, the company has advanced eastward, over the Vhysalin into the Renglaze Valley, and even farther east toward Donner's Town on Lake Goelyn.

While E.C. Stone manufactures some of the most elegant wines in Ralanos, they also produce a wide range of common wines, primarily white wines. The winery also creates and sells various wine bottles, decanters, and components necessary for winemaking.
Tri Lakes

The **Tri Lakes** are three lakes in Goelyn's Highlands and the Forest of Forbidden Sanctums, that act as the main source for the Vhysalin RIver. The three lakes are Laren Lake, the largest, Lake Isshnu, and Lake Theresa. All three lakes flow south and meet at the Terrent, where the Vhysalin River technically begins.

Of the Tri Lakes, only Laren Lake has a permanent settlement along its shores. All three lakes are among the top five largest lakes in Ralanos. The water of Lake Theresa is known to be the clearest in the land.
House Freewynce

**House Freewynce** is the Ruling House of Lightfall, as well as Armon's Shank. Founded in 632 UA by Jeromey Freewynce, it is a schism house of the now extinct House Carmoden.

Perhaps the most famous member of the House is Armon Freewynce, who settled both the towns of Lightfall and Armon's Shank, the latter of which was originally built as a tornice mine.

## History

The House was founded in 632 UA, after a schism within the now extinct House Carmoden of Roundwood. The schism arose as a conflict of interest regarding the true heir to the Carmoden lineage, as both the Lord Geoffrey Carmoden and his two sons were killed in a house fire three months prior.

Geoffrey's brother, Jeromey, originally claimed himself as the heir, as to follow the Royal Houses System laws. However, Winston Carmoden, Geoffrey and Jeromey's uncle, rebutted his nephew by claiming he was the true heir. As Winston was known for his manic outbursts, Jeromey was at first cautious to proceed with his campaign.

For the following four months, both Jeromey and Winston campaigned to both their own House as well as neighboring Houses, including House Pixen and Melvin. While Jeromey took a strategic and law-abiding approach to his campaign, Winston's was aggressive and confrontative. He even threatened to harm Jeromey and his family. As more supporters arose for Jeromey, Winston's antics grew more dangerous and sinister by the day. It wasn't until Winston invaded Jeromey's home, resulting in an altercation between the two, that an agreement was made.

In the dead of night, with both men bloodied and bruised, an agreement was made that allowed Winston to take control of the House. Tales of the conflict state that Jeromey refused to seek out legal help from House Logaryn due to shady mishaps within his own personal dealings, that were "best not to be brought to light". Instead, he created his own House, as he was now "free of Winston", thus naming it Freewynce.

Jeromey and his family soon moved to Fort Pixen, under the request of Lord Wallace Pixen, who condemned Winston Carmoden and his actions. As House Pixen was well-respected by the Logaryns, Wallace agreed to talk with then-Vassal Elbrus Logaryn. By the turn of the century, House Carmoden seized to exist. Jeromey birthed two sons, Armon and Angus, the former of whom settled what is today the House's seat, Lightfall.

## In the Books

### ***Raining on a Tasteless World***

House Freewynce is an outright opposer to the handling of Jonas Levington under the command of Elwyn Logaryn, and soon finds themselves caught in the midst of the Logaryn South.
Renglaze Valley

**Renglaze Valley** is an area in Goelyn's Highlands situated between the Vhysalin River and Goelyn Run, ending on the northern banks of Lake Goelyn near Troutkill Post. The valley is known for its fertile soil, and the ability to grow a number of important crops, such as corn, a variety of vegetables, and grapes for winemaking.

The area is home to one of E.C. Stone Vineyards three estates, where the majority of their Cabrinaro grapes are grown. The estate encompasses a large area close to the confluence of the two rivers, where the wine is usually distributed via river boats to various locations.

A variety of unique wildlife also exists within the valley, like the Renglaze Strider, a large flightless bird and a common pest to crops. They are often hunted for their succulent meat and hearty eggs. Sondreese Plants grow in abundance along the Goelyn Run, and continue east of the river farther into the Gracelands. However, the fruits from the valley are known to produce a sour and off-putting taste compared to plants from the Gracelands.
Terrent

The **Terrent** is a major confluence in Goelyn's Highlands, where the three main tributaries that create the source of the Vhysalin River meet. The Terrent is technically the beginning of the Vhysalin, however the tributary from Lake Isshnu to the north is considered part of the river. The closest town to the Terrent is Cellade, which sits just south.

The tributaries that meet at the Terrent are the Vhysalin River from Lake Isshnu, the Laren Connect from Laren Lake, and the River Theresa from Lake Theresa. The rivers all flow smoothly into each other, continuing west toward Cellade, Jaeldt, and Vhysalin Banks.
House Garth

**House Garth**is the Overseeing House of Mazlock.  Ruled by Overseer Wilmer Garth, it is one of the two elected Overseeing Houses in the Lock Cities.  The House has long held control over the Mazlock Bank, currently owned and operated by Wilmer's brothers, Faederic and Clead Garth.

Their sigil is a green snarljaw on a yellow field, patterned with raindrops.  Their words are "Change is the Only Constant", considered by many a pun coinciding with their line of work.  The word "but" is sometimes added to their words.  Unlike House Levington, their words did not change at the turn of the Overseers, however their sigil changed from a weighing scale to a snarljaw.

Wilmer Garth had previously worked with his brothers at the bank, as a travellad and moneylender, before becoming a Speechman for House Pixen.  His deceased father, Veztin, was a wealthy owner of a travellad parcel.  In a partnership deal with Donell Morey, Veztin claimed a large share of the Mazlock Bank, which he then passed to his sons just before his death.  As a result, his appointment was also criticized alongside Jonas Levington's.
House Arbin

**House Arbin** is the Vassal House of Kaladan, and one of the major Houses of Ralanos. They have ruled the city of Kaladan since its creation in the Age of Beginnings, following the end of the First Rebellion.

Their sigil is a grey hound on a maroon field, laced with orange threads. Their words are "From the Kennels Comes Fear", taken from their largely known trade as dog breeders.

At the start of *Burning Skies of a Distant Land*, House Arbin is the only Vassal House not containing a male heir. Vassal Curtis Arbin had died two years prior to the events of the novels from the Highland's Virus, and had only three female children. As a result, his widowed wife, Sayvin Elouese was named Gress of Kaladan and took over rule of the city. However, within two years, Sayvin passed on the ruling rights to her three daughters, a move originally condoned by the King but later comes into moral questioning.
Wayer

A **wayer** is a prostitute, found most commonly in brothels and winesinks. Contrary to reputation and social status, they take pride in their profession, often creating ladders and contests between other wayers for who can bring in the most profit. Wayers have been an important part of the Knighthood culture for centuries, though they have lessened in significance since the current Ralan Regime.

Some of the most well known wayers occupy Rosby's in Port Lanebridge. The brothel and inn is one of the most renowned in the land, and travelers often come to the deep south specifically to visit the establishment. Legend in the south claims that Rosby's was named after a famous wayer, Carlie Rosby, though the House name shows up very little in record books. Wayers vary in prices, adjusting to their performance, cleanliness and frequent use.

### Books

***Brewing of a Different Storm***

When Sir Harley Goldshire visits Port Lanebridge, he spends the first night in Rosby's, where he wakes up to find himself with a wayer, who refuses to charge him. She also mentions there may have been other wayers with them that night.

In the chapter "A Blackout and a Black Eye", a drunken Jonas Levington mutters the name "Jennie" on his way to his chambers. Sendric recalls a wayer of whom Jonas had lain with a few years back at the start of his decline with his wife, Vivian Soleloc. This has been kept a secret between Jonas and Sendric since.
Lurker

A **lurker** is a medium to large-sized mammal found exclusively in Mazlock Tropics. They are extremely rare, found only south of Lake Wyatt, in the deepest parts of the jungle, and on the eastern tip of the Sweetwater Peninsula.

Described as what looks like a small child, lurkers walk upright, with long swaying arms that reach the ground at all times. Because of their long arms, they tend to stay in trees, swinging from vines and branches similar to monkeys. Lurkers, more often than not, will cover themselves with wet leaves and vines, even when not camouflaging into their surroundings. They are grayish-brown, and coated in short hairs that tend to rip off easily, perhaps the reason they cloak their bodies.

Lurkers are said to be the most aggressive creatures in the Tropics, with numerous accounts of attacks on humans, and just about all other types of species found in the jungle. Their small, green eyes are said to send chills down even the toughest man's spine, and are the number one target for defensive troops in Raintown.
Battles at the Road's Gate

The **Battles at the Road's Gate** refer to a series of small battles fought during Lorin's War, primarily in western Goelyn's Highlands from 717-718 UA. The combatants were a small militia formed from various Houses under the support of Dannell Lorin, against the Arbin Army of Kaladan and the Army at the Road's Gate. While short and not all that deadly, the battles are considered the climax of Lorin's War, as the Lord surrendered soon after the battles subsided.

## History

#### Early Causes From Lorin's War

The first indications that the battles were likely to happen were when Dannell Lorin
Goelyn Cavaliers

The **Goelyn Cavaliers** are a Skiddam team from Goelyn. They are the Ralanos' first official Skiddam team, founded in 548 UA by Sir Ernest Fenmore, a Commander in the Goelyn Army.

The team holds the record for most titles since the creation of the Skiddam Association in 769 UA. Their rivals, the Lakeside Houndbloods, defeated them in an upset to earn the title in the most recent season. The current captain is Gordan Alswither, one of the most prolific scorers in Skiddam history.

### Lineup

Gordan Alswither (C)

Marwyn Venrow (B)

Luther Broodwin

Raymond Bull

Kendrick Lester

Arnold Seedlin

Corry Seedlin

Davius Wetmore

Shedlin Wetmore

Murnard Wetmore

Robert "Bo" Cadebridge IV

### Substitutes

Sheen Alswither

Maurice "Mookie" Waygers

Allen Cadebridge

### Staff

Robert Cadebridge III (Coach)

Andrelton Codmore (Owner)
Jaded Claw Mountain Trail

The **Jaded Claw Mountain Trail** is a system of roads and passages that weave through the mountainsides, guiding travelers and traders commuting to and from the Isles. There are multiple trails that also serve as run-offs, when the peaks sometimes flood during Northstream. Odaris and Dynys are the two main towns along the trail, with very few other settlements to help travelers along the way.

The Sevreanic League holds numerous posts along the trail, usually accompanied with a small inn or holding house. While the population is small, there are some permanent residents of the trails - most of which are residents of one of the few towns on the trails who work for the League.

The trails start in various locations along the baseline of the mountains. The most popular entrance is at Third Spear, just a day's ride west from Kaladan. The Lower Votlen towns sit just north, with another entrance found in Alder Ridge closer to Odaris. A less popular entrance is found at the Steps, just west of Vismund. However, the paths are quite difficult in this section of the mountains, making the town more of a tourist destination instead.

Odaris is the largest town on the trail. It acts as the base camp for the following ascent up the mountains, whose peaks grow increasingly higher once past the village. At the highest elevation is the Claw, the tallest peak in Ralanos and a mountain said to have been crafted by the gods. The second base camp, Dynys, sits in a valley alongside the base of the Claw.

Once passed Dynys, the trail meets the shore, wrapping around the base of the Claw and the second highest peak, the Dagger. It follows alongside the mountains and the ocean, until it finally reaches the Isles Peninsula. The trail goes inland, crossing over few small hills and bumps before finally reaching Jaded Claw at the end of the ridge.