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Claciusvile

## Ranks and Titles

* Elder
* Citizen
* *The First*

**Claciusvile** was the very first mortal to arrive in Dragonhollow.

On 1E:1 he arrived in Lakeview Village via airship and befriended other newcomers Studmuffin and Storm\_Wraith.

Claciusvile lived in an estate on the edge of a jungle.

He pretty much did nothing else of note.

# Gallery

Lakelands estateHome Sweet HomeAlchemy lab
Caleb

*This article is about Caleb, a resident of the Lakelands and Swamplands. You may be looking for **Caleb**, an inmate of Brookcastle Prison in the Fourth Era.*

## Ranks and Titles

* Elder
* Veteran

## Affiliation

Sleepy Hollow

**Caleb** was an author and elder of Dragonhollow.

He arrived in Lakeview Village via airship on 1E:65 and made his home in Sleepy Hollow.

Caleb returned in the Second Era. After embarking from a farm he called Hightower, he left his sailing ship *Swearing Pharaoh* in the marshes of Swampwater behind the airship docks and traveled through the desert before building a new farm with a nether and stone brick enclosure. Baller Farms was considered to be one of the finest in the Swamplands.

From 2E:35 to 2E:40, he participated in the TFC Challenge as a member of The A'ss Team.

Caleb applied to be the first Loremaster of Dragonhollow by writing *Fear*, though the job eventually went to Alarrick.

After Caleb's disappearance, AJ used a claim deed to protect his farm for a time, but eventually was forced to abandon it as he focused on other projects. It fell into disrepair and ruin as scavengers slowly picked it clean of all valuables.

Caleb penned the semi-autobiographical The Ballad of Ed.

# Gallery

Caleb's Baller Farms in ruins
Amaranthine

*This article is about **Amaranthine**, a home on Halfast. You may be looking for the dragon, **Amaranth**.*

## Architect

Immortal

**Amaranthine** was a home on Halfast during the Eighth Era.

Built by Immortal, the two-story rustic cottage on stilts was nestled within a deeply wooded river valley and accessible by a small cave cut through a hillside.

The most striking feature of Amaranthine was a small cherry blossom tree that bore the inscription "*the flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of them all."*

# Gallery

Dock accessHidden valleyEntrance through the caveAmaranthineInteriorBack viewAt nightOn the deckInteriorFrom aboveLost loot at Amaranthine

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Amaranthine refers to the amaranth, a pink flower that does not fade, and is based upon the Greek word *amarantos* meaning "undying", a reference itself to the build's architect, Immortal.

The sign in front of the tree is a quote from the 1998 film *Mulan*, spoken by the Emperor regarding its title character.
Brooklyn Underground FM

Brooklyn Underground Fm is a Radio Station featured in just GTA 1 set in 1997. It plays more of a Techno Beat music scene, made to represent the 1990's Rave Scene in the US. It's host is Unknown, as well as it's logo.

## Track list

**GTA 1 (1997)**
Retrograde - Benzoate

Government Listening Post - E104

Trancefer - Figiwhiz
Dragon's Bow

## Enchantments

* Power V
* Unbreaking III
* Flame II
* Punch II
* Knockback II
* Infinity
* Mending

## Lore

*The bow of {dragon name}. Forged from dragon scales.*

The **Dragon's Bow**, better known by six names—the **Bow of Bassilith**, the **Bow of Inilth**, the **Bow of Ishtar**, the **Bow of Tilenth**, the **Bow of Typhoeus**, and the **Bow of Villentretenmerth**, was an enchanted bow on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

It had a chance of being dropped by six regenerating epic ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Bassilith, Inilth, Ishtar, Tilenth, Typhoeus, and Villentretenmerth. The bow was said to be forged from dragon scales.

Kingkauw was the first person to acquire the Dragon's Bow; on 11E:55 he scored its first human kill when he used the "Bow of Bassilith" to take the life of DirtArmor69.
Citizenship

*This article is about the book **Citizenship**. You may be looking for the rank, **Citizen**.*

## General Details

### Pages

3

***Citizenship*** was a book written by Acey during Dragonhollow's Fifth Era.

It listed the requirements for and benefits of becoming a citizen.

# Content

### DragonhollowCitizenship

*One of us...*
*...one of us...*
*...one of US!*

In order to become a citizen, you must sign up in the forums and inform one of the Dragonhollow Staff to have your application approved.

Once it has been approved, you will receive your citizenship perks.

### Perks

Additional 750 claimblocks

Ability to change your nickname

Access to /profile
Elite

*This is a disambiguations page—a navigational aid that lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link referred you here, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page.*

**Elite** may refer to:

* E1ite, a legendary veteran of Dragonhollow who fought in the Northham Wars
* Elite Status, a temporary rank granting special abilities that could be purchased
Bedrock Elytra

## Lore

*These wings are unbreakable, but just like bedrock, it can't be removed.
Also gives +2 Armor points.*

The **Bedrock Elytra** was a pair of wings on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

As the name suggested, the Bedrock Elytra was coated in a bedrock sheath that made it impossible to break. However, those that put the wings on were cursed to wear them until they died, permanently sacrificing armor for the power of perpetual flight without repairs. To account for this weakness, they provided twice as much armor as standard wings.

The Bedrock Elytra could not be crafted, but they could be obtained by unlocking their prize crate at Top Survivor Hall with a Top Survivor Key received from winning Novigrad Survivor.

# Gallery

Bedrock Elytra prize tooltip
A Sprankles Sunrise

## Artist

Retro

***A Sprankles Sunrise*** was a work of art created by Retro at the end of Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

Retro used time-lapse photography to depict an entire day's view of 36 Desert from sunrise to sunrise. As the hours passed, the growth of wheat and sugarcane could be seen as well as the movement of grazing cows and hopping bunnies, though the highlight was the rising and setting of the the sun and the moon.

On 4E:425, the last day of the Fourth Era, Retro raised a pillar of sand as a perch from which to get his time-lapsed vantage point. He stayed motionless for an entire day, ignoring the zombies amassing around him as his compatriot Tox watched out for skeletons that might knock him down with a well-placed arrow.

# A Sprankles Sunrise

Click to view artwork: *A Sprankles Sunrise*
American Pharoah

## Races

2nd Place, First Eastbrook Races

**American Pharoah** was a racehorse belonging to Trancesk8er during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

He was a chestnut colt with black spots and a blonde tail and forelock.

On 4E:391, Trance rode him at the inaugural First Eastbrook Races at Eastbrook Raceway. Despite trailing behind Ferathmai, Dolphin, and Boo going into the final lap, he managed to coax extra speed out of American Pharoah to finish in second place and win a prize.

American Pharoah held the third fastest lap time in Eastbrook Raceway history at 10.192 seconds.

Following the race, Trance chose not to bring him back to the horse pen in Trance Swamp and instead stabled him at Eastbrook. He remained there for the rest of the era and probably eventually starved after the Summerlands were abandoned on 4E:416 following the bloody chaos of the Fall of Summer.

# Gallery

At the starting gate of the First Eastbrook RacesAmerican Pharoah rears up on first lapTrancesk8er neck and neck with BooIn 4th place going into final lapEnjoying his victory lapMingling with other racehorses

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

American Pharoah was named after the real-life racehorse of the same name that won the Triple Crown in 2015.

The actual horse's name was accidentally misspelled by its owner (*Pharaoh* being the correct spelling), which Trancesk8er intentionally reproduced.
Cupid's Bow

## Enchantments

* Infinity
* Curse of Vanishing

## Lore

* *One of Cupid's reject bows...has the same effect as the real thing, only more annoying* (Second Era)
* *Spread the love with an arrow in the back!* (Seventh Era)

**Cupid's Bow** was an enchanted bow of the Second Era and Seventh Era.

It was part of the Valentine's Day Kit available at Swampwater Town Hall from 2E:111 to 2E:118. It was meant to be paired with Cupid's Arrows.

According to *Cupid's Story*, Cupid's Bow once belonged to Cupid and was probably confiscated by Eris and then distributed to her subjects to celebrate Valentine's Day. It became the first bow of many newcomers who had just arrived in Swampwater by airship.

The bow was an exhibit at the Woodlands Museum.

To commemorate Valentine's Day on 7E:110, Cupid appeared at the Hammerlea Marketplace to sell Cupid's Bow for 8 gold ingots.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

The original bow was created by Acey for the Valentine's Day Kit to celebrate Valentine's Day 2014. The lore describing it as a “reject bow” referenced the fact that unlike Cupid's actual bow it worked like any normal bow and dealt damage to the target.

To celebrate Valentine's Day 2017, Tox created a shopkeeper NPC named Cupid and remastered the old kit items using newer Minecraft features, bringing them more in line with the original Valentine's intent. He added the Infinity and Curse of Vanishing enchantment to Cupid's Bow.
Bludgeon

## Enchantments

* Unbreaking V
* Sharpness VI

## Lore

*A weapon wielded by Bellona, the Goddess of War. Slamming this hammer against the planet would shatter it to pieces.*

**Bludgeon** was a warhammer forged and wielded by the goddess of war Bellona.

She carried it during the Wyvern Wars and many dragons died to its blows. It was said to be so mighty that a single strike from the hammer would be enough to shatter Dragonhollow itself, though this was fantastic hyperbole given poetic license.

Bludgeon was unsually strong so as to be nigh indestructible and one of the deadliest melee weapons in known history.

On 4E:370, the adventurers who defeated the Ender Trinity discovered Bludgeon in the underbelly of a dragon that bore Bellona's name, perhaps suggesting that the dragon ate her and later took her name in triumph.

Panda wielded the weapon for the rest of the Fourth Era and was presumably destroyed in the Fall of Summer. However, at some point it was safely stored in Hyperion which survived the destruction of the Summerlands. It was later put aside by Eris with the intention of displaying it as an exhibit at the Summergate Museum in Sanctuary, but the project was eventually cancelled. Because Sanctuary itself survived the catastrophic opening of Pandora's Box on 5E:319, it is possible that Bludgeon existed in later eras.

# Details

*A weapon wielded by Bellona, the Goddess of War. Slamming this hammer against the planet would shatter it to pieces.*

Enchantments:

Unbreaking V

Sharpness VI

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Bludgeon is a reference to an attack by the Smite character Bellona, which involves a hammer.
36 Desert

## Architect

Sprankles

**36 Desert** was a residence in the Badlands during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

The desert estate belonged to Sprankles and was named after its mailing address. It was located on the western edge of Bad Landing near the capital's Town Hall, perched on the sandy banks of a river.

36 Desert's chiseled sandstone walls inlaid with green stained glass windows enveloped a vibrant courtyard in stark contrast to its barren desert surroundings. The grassy courtyard held a variety of farms—wheat, nether wart, and sugarcane—as well as rare oak trees providing precious timber in a land nearly bereft of it. A granite and diorite path led into the depths of the villa, featuring an underground pen for livestock and horses, a zombie XP farm, a nether portal, and large amounts of storage.

Sprankles also provided a public hovel with beds, crafting tables, furnaces, and two invaluable zombie jerky dispensers that provided those in Bad Landing with the means to travel quickly with food in hand. The hovel also led deep underground to public mines open to anyone. For this reason, 36 Desert served as an unofficial Town Hall and was often frequented by visitors, which unfortunately led to bloodshed as survivors could be killed in any claim.

With this in mind, Sprankles took certain security precautions. Aside from the exterior wall, the villa was protected by two iron doors triggered by arrow-proof stone buttons and the nether portal was sealed off by a diorite shield. Nevertheless, 36 Desert was not immune to attack—skilled parkour jumpers could leap from a block of sand behind Bad Landing Town Hall and make it on top of the sandstone fortifications. Furthermore, once Hyperion obtained the only set of elytra wings in the entire Badlands, it became trivial for them to reach the courtyard.

But Sprankles' liberal open-doors policy made any direct siege counterproductive as he often invited area visitors to stay the night safely within his walls.

Retro chose 36 Desert as the backdrop for his artistic *A Sprankles Sunrise* time-lapse photography series showing the sun setting over the villa on 4E:424.

36 Desert was abandoned on 4E:424 when Sanctuary arrived and Sprankles joined his fellow Hollowers in getting whisked away to the unspoiled wilderness of Pandora.

# Gallery

From aboveRetro and Sprankles on the wallWheat farmsNight partyWooded corner and netherwort farm“whatcha doing up there?”Villa foyerSprankles and Retro at nightBeds and nether portalRetro in the courtyardUnderground livestock penSprankles on a skeleton horseStorage roomJrod rides on the wallZombie XP farmSprankles entertains guestsLower depths of 36 DesertRetro on the roofPublic hovel entrancewtf why JrodHovel interiorSprankles guards his homeZombie jerky dispenserRetro on the wallStaircase down to public minesJrod and visitor in the courtyard
+4 Golden Hearts Potion

## Effects

* Absorption II (5:00)
* Glowing II (5:00)
* Instant Health ( +4 hearts)

## Lore

*Heals you, and gives you 4 golden hearts for 5 minutes. Useful for caves, battles, and more. Side effects include glowing...*

**+4 Golden Hearts Potion** was a potion in Novigrad on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

As the name suggested, it granted four golden hearts of absorption which functioned as floating expendable health that absorbed incoming damage.

The +4 Hearts Potion was sold by Triss for 10 ethereum at the Novigrad Market in Skyloft Palace.
Dragon King

*This is a disambiguations page—a navigational aid that lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link referred you here, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page.*

**Dragon King** may refer to:

* Ymir, god of winter, so named because of his dragonmount Mesonyx
* Gloombringer, who took the name mockingly after his defeat of Ymir during the Wyvern Wars
Aegis

*This article is about the Dragonhollow shield. You may be looking for the **Aegis Breastplate**, a piece of armor found on Halfast.*

## General Details

### Location

* Black Market
* Tortuga

## Lore

*Come back with your shield, or on it*

**Aegis** was a shield purchased in the Token Undergrounds.

Constructed from extraordinarily resistant materials, Aegis was nearly unbreakable in combat. Because the Unbreaking enchantment only reduced the statistical odds of suffering a loss of durability, the shield still acquired damage and would theoretically requir repairs over a long enough timescale. Nevertheless, for the vast majority of users, Aegis was the only shield they would ever need.

Like all shields, a custom pattern of the user's choice could be applied to the front.

Aegis could not be crafted nor found anywhere in nature. It was sold for 100 tokens in the Black Market during Dragonhollow's Fifth Era. The shield was also available for purchase at Tortuga for 500 tokens in the Seventh Era, though this price was later reduced to 250 and finally 50 as part of a going-out-of-business sale that preceded the planet's demise due to Nyx.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Aegis is a reference to the aegis of Greek mythology, a device carried by both Zeus and Athena and most often interpreted as a shield or piece of armor.

The lore is a quote from the Greek philosopher Plutarch, said to be stated by Spartans to their sons on the eve of war. Because the Spartan shield wall protected their fellow soldiers it was considered a great dishonorable to come back without them; therefore, mothers reminded them to return to Sparta with their shield (alive) or on it (carrying their dead body).

Aegis was created by HyperSilence, with the name and lore created by Tox.

HyperSilence would later create the Aegis Breastplate as a WeekEnd reward for Halfast.
Da Ghost Guide

## Author

Azureila

***Da Ghost Guide*** was a book written by Azureila.

As the Archpriestess of Eris at the time, Azu intended it to serve as a supplemental guide for those who wished to learn more about being a ghost.

# Locations

### Second Era

* Forum
* Redwood Gardens Library
* Woodlands Museum

### Third Era

* Forum
* Northham Hall

# Content

Here's a guide on how the ghost system works!

First, when you die, you get teleported to Grim's domain. There are two choices on how you want to pay for dying. You can walk away from the "gamble with claim blocks" sign and explore spawn and the surrounding areas as a ghost for 5 minutes. During this time, you are a player with invisibility and (sometimes, kinda buggy right now) the ability to fly. You can do whatever you want, fly around, 'haunt' people by sneaking near people, or just tab out and spend the next five minutes dicking around on the Internet. Either way, Grim will get his payment. Right before your 5 minutes are up, you'll get a speed boost that signals that you're about to turn back into a human.

If you choose to gamble with claimblocks, you gamble 75-200 claimblocks to come back to life immediately. If you have very few claimblocks, please reconsider gambling as your claimblocks count can and will go into the negatives. You will be unable to claim anything and anything you unclaim will go towards pushing your claimblock count into the positives.

There is a bug, however, but not an inconvenient bug. Grim may forget that you gambled with claim blocks when you were brought back to life so about 5 minutes after you are brought back to life, you'll get a speed boost like you would if you had paid with time.

You'll feel woozy and disoriented when you come back to life, so rest a while before running around. You will also notice your deathpoint (/back for citizens) has been cleared. If you want your stuff back, you will have to travel back to the spot where you died to reclaim it.

I hope this guide was as informative as it was helpful!

P.S. If you come across any problems with the Ghost system other than the aforementioned bugs, don't hesitate to let one of the admins know this. Give us adequate information on what happened and what the circumstances were and we'll look into it.
Dragonhollow Recap Issue 1

**Dragonhollow Recap #1** was the first issue of Tohbeh's Dragonhollow Recap.

# Full Text

Welcome to the Dragonhollow Recap!!

The long term wait for Dragonhollow to return has finally come to an end. Northham has finally had it's end and now Summergate has emerged as the new name for the world. UHC mode remains as active as ever, where golden apples, health potions, and Beacons are some of the only ways to regenerate. Spawn appears as a throwback to Swampwater's tree.

### *Tips & Starter Gear*

There is a small source of food via a bakery at spawn that randomly generates bread, hidden parkours, market stalls that utilize gold as currency. Golden shovel still remains dominant as a source of protection from the griefing of others. Reapply for citizen to gain more claim blocks for citizens. Also, there is a source of regeneration at the church of spawn. There is also a DEATH COUNTER in the tab list. Also, a list of players who have survived the longest without a death is displayed on a sidebar. Setting your home is not as a command but implements a new method involving XP and a Hearthstone. Returning to spawn is possible via crafting a Massacre Scroll and clicking a sign within the Airship to the Pvp arena. The nether at spawn is infested with angry pigmen that will murder you to no end. Happy Surviving. May the luck and skill guide you. :D

### *Staff & Ranks*

Along with Acey being owner, Intrexovert, formerly known as HyperSilence, has emerged as community director. Let it be known that he does not have access to console and is here to help manage the Dragonhollow chat and direct new people at spawn. Be sure to give him a hello and thank him for keeping levels of chat bareable. Veteran ranks have closed for the time being. Citizen remains open, however you must reapply despite being on the previous map. In addition, the Elite rank discussed previously is being currently developed. Although the ranks appear overwhelming, they don't provide much benefit besides the increase in claimblock generation, the command /hat, and the veterantrail.

### *Potential Updates and Hints*

As noted by Acey updates will be coming, these are not guarantees, but rather hints and possible updates she has hinted at.

* Nether and End Dimension resets.
* Best Build Contest
* More Towns
* A Guild System
* Craftable Spawners
* Bloodmoon
* Questing

### *Recap Upcoming*

I will attempt to cover as much community projects and attempt to find out more about the upcoming events as much as I can so if you'd like a spot on the recap. Contact me via Dragonhollow Mail or talk to me on the server. See you next time on the Recap!
Death of Print

## Author

Print

***Death of Print*** was a book written by Print.

It explained his failure to complete the Search for Snowcrest and his suspicions regarding a nefarious pigman conspiracy perpetrated by Eris.

A sequel was later written.

# Locations

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

# Content

Attempted to go thru the nether portal and died and lost all my items.

So I am putting this book here even without my name going on the signs. I did walk it on my wife's account but I died to many times to do it on this account. I was going to go to 38 40 1386 in the nether which should have placed me in around about the area of the snowcrest.

However I died because Acey is mean and has the Pigmen agro for no reason.

~Print
Chat Guide

## Author

Acey

The ***Chat Guide*** was a book written by Acey during Dragonhollow's Fifth Era.

It summarized the ways in which people could communicate across Pandora.

The information within was later adapted during the Seventh Era by Tox for use in the *Hammerlands Survival Guide* with Acey receiving co-author credit.

# Content

### Commands:

/ch list
List all available
chat channels

/ch <channel>
Join specified
chat channel

/ch leave <channel>
Leave specified
chat channel

/g <message>
Send a message
to Global chat

/l <message>
Send a message
to Local chat
Dragonhollow Recap Issue 2

**Dragonhollow Recap #2** was the second issue of Tohbeh's Dragonhollow Recap.

# Full Text

### *Recap #2*

It has been a busy week, sorry for the delay from the first to the last. Been having a busy week with school finals and summer drawing so near, but don't fret the recap is back!

### *The Dimensional Debate*

Recently, it has been announced that the Nether and End dimensions are going to be restarted. That's right!!! The angry pigmen at spawn will be gone and new terrain will come again. However, along with this there has been a recent question by our local community director, Intrexovert, on whether this reset should be done more frequently or potential new dimensions more permanent. There is poll on the forums, which you can decide for yourselves so check out that and feedback is welcome.

Link to the poll

### *The Survival of the Fittest!*

Now, if you ever thought that you are above average in hardcore minecraft, then this is your opportunity to demonstrate it. Recently, Acey has implemented a new server command which displays the top five people who've demonstrated their skill at surviving. This list is measured in the the amount of minecraft days you've survived. So hone your skills and hopefully you have what it takes to make it on the list.

### *Parkour and the Underground*

Know you have jumping potential? Well now you can show it! Acey has recently added five new parkour courses in addition to Cakerun. Each one is hidden within the vicinity of spawn and offer different rewards upon completion. One of which includes Prize tokens which can be used as currency within spawn town for the local markets and Underground. Don't know what the Underground is? Come to spawn and find out the secret black market available to all. The stock includes items such as survival gear, custom enchants, and a potential spawners. But again with the rarity of these items, prices will be high so see you at spawn!!!

### *What Acey doesn't want you to know!!!*

Ever feel like you're being watched? Well, fear not it's Acey!!! All that paranoia and fear is actually right! After doing some extensive research with a local claim disappearing off the map mysteriously, Acey has begun "monitoring" the local community with a custom command she wrote to utilize spectator mode, so if you do see Acey online, she mostly sees you too!!!

### *Miscellaneous*

It appears that the community is reshaping on Dragonhollow as more migrants arrive, some do stick around and are beginning to play apart in the community. Hopefully, we will have peace with their kind and have friendly encounters. In addition, there could potentially be more local news of players depending on whether you, the community, would like to be included. :D
Carl

## Owner

* Trancesk8er
* Jinx

## Races

2nd Place, Second Eastbrook Races

**Carl**, known as **Dinnerbone** later in life, was a racehorse owned by Trancesk8er during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

He was a brown colt with white spots and a blonde tail and forelock.

Dolphin chose to ride him under the name Dinnerbone in the Second Eastbrook Races and took an extremely close second place, just six hundredths of a second off of winner Sandinista. Strangely enough, the horse ran the race while upside down with no apparent effect on his performance.

Trancesk8er later bequeathed much of his belongings to Jinx, who also inherited his horses including Carl. He was one of the potential racehorses she planned to ride in the Third Eastbrook Races.

During the Fall of Summer, he was blown to bits with dynamite placed by his then-owner, Jinx.

# Gallery

Eastbrook Horse RaceHis pen in Trance SwampIn the Eastbrook Raceway stablesWatching Hyper and SpranklesOn the concourseJumping upside down, kicking Dolphin in to the airOn a time trialWith Retro at the infieldThe infield with Retro and SpranklesAtop the infield hedgerows near GabaultDolphin plays with fireworks near Greyknight and JinxAwaiting the announcement with Tox, Retro, Jinx, and SpranklesThe infield with MrSharkberries and JinxOn the victory podium at the Second Eastbrook Races
Cloud Zephyr

The ***Cloud Zephyr*** was an airship that transported residents to Marshacre Arena during Dragonhollow's Fourth and Seventh Era.

# Description

The *Cloud Zephyr* was held aloft by a large white gasbag and powered by two mighty propellers mounted on stabilizing wings.

Below the quarterdeck was the captain's cabin adorned with colored carpet, bookshelves, a jukebox, and a large table for meeting with ship officers. The cargo hold belowdeck was filled with storage, a workshop, and more importantly provided the class kits for combatants fighting in Marshacre Arena.

It was armed with eight big-bore dispenser cannons that could fire a broadside, four on each side.

*Cloud Zephyr* was the largest airship in Dragonhollow history.

# History

It was constructed by Nut, Tohbeh, Elite, Applejax, Rolo, Alarrick, Strylan, and Zack early in the Fourth Era. Nut served as its captain.

The dirigible never docked in Summergate or landed anywhere, instead often seen travelling in a holding pattern above the ocean off the coast of West Road. Residents used Marshacre Teleport Scrolls to get aboard.

Upon arriving at Marshacre Arena, the airship stayed airborne, forcing would-be combatants to leap from its cargo hold and drop a hundred meters into a central pond.

The *Zephyr* also featured a teleportation portal to Summergate on its forecastle. Savvy residents often used the ship as a two-step middleman to reach Summergate due to the far cheaper cost of the Marshacre scrolls compared to Summergate scrolls.

A siamese cat, Pringles, lived out his later days aboard the ship. He originally belonged to Tox, who accidentally brought him along on a trip to Marshacre. Pringles would often perch at the bottom of the stairs to the cargo hold and greet combatants as they prepared to fight in the arena. From time to time, Tox would visit him and tearfully try to persuade him to come home with fish snacks, but Pringles refused.

When Marshacre Arena was again made accessible from Sanctuary and Hammerlea in the Seventh Era by the Hegemon Retro, the airships' destination was the *Cloud Zephyr* which still hovered over the area. Tox briefly made the zeppelin the entry point for the entire planet for Marshacre Madness II on 7E:116.

# Gallery

*Cloud Zephyr* wing viewFrom below*Cloud Zephyr*Close up from below wingAft, with captain's cabin visibleFrom aboveDeck view from prowQuarterdeckPropellerAt night above Marshacre ArenaTox posing with the Enderman KitHyperSilence with an arrow in his junkCaptain's cabinAirship builders plaqueBelowdecksWorkshopMarshacre Arena seen through the cargo bay doorsCargo bay doors closedPringlesTox on the prow above Marshacre ArenaTox looks down on the arena*Cloud Zephyr* cuts through the fogZen on board during the Marshacre Melee
Dragonhollow Newsletter

The **Dragonhollow Newsletter** was a monthly current events publication written and distributed by Tohbeh during Dragonhollow's Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Eras.

# History

During the Third Era, Tohbeh produced the Northham Gazette, a private newsletter for members of the Justice League and later their allies The Fabled and the supergroup Unity. Based on this prior experience, he became interested in writing news that could inform everyone in Dragonhollow. On 4E:87, he released the first of a three issue public newsletter known as the Dragonhollow Recap.

After his impressive debut, Tohbeh reached an agreement with the goddess Eris to be her official news reporter and began publishing a brand new bulletin in the Forum. The first issue arrived on 4E:141.

Because Tohbeh was unavailable, HyperSilence compiled and published the Eighth Newsletter on 5E:96.

After his body was possessed and then stolen, the newsletter went on indefinite hiatus following the release of the Tenth Newsletter. Once he acquired a new body, Tohbeh resumed publishing on 6E:39.

# Archives

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 1*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 2*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 3*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 4*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 5*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 6*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 7*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 8*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 9*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 10*

*Dragonhollow Newsletter Issue 11*
Dhyāna Sky

## Architect

Zen

The ***Dhyāna Sky*** was an airship in operation during Dragonhollow's Sixth and Seventh Eras.

It was constructed by Zen and docked at his Shambala mountain retreat in Hallowmere.

The dirigible was held aloft by a large white envelope filled with lifting gases and thrust was achieved via two rear propellers. Suspended by anchoring wires was a gondola superstructure built from spurce and oak wood, with an acacia deck. Steerage was controlled from a bridge featuring a directional compass and rudder levers that directed the aerodynamic tailfin. Belowdeck was a series of chests and redstone machinery that used a daylight sensor to send impulses that powered the airship's night lights.

Zen moved the *Dhyāna Sky* to the Hammerlands in the Seventh Era, where it was docked at the Phoenix Spire ticket office in Hammerlea. The airship transported residents back and forth from Sanctuary and Marshacre Arena to the capital city.

*Dhyāna Sky* was damaged by the gravitational forces exerted by Nyx on 7E:120, rupturing its gaseous envelope and partially collapsing the deck. This forced the last people present on the planet—Retro, Tox, and Ky—to find alternative means of evacuating before it was too late.

# Gallery

Docked at ShambalaDuring construction of HammerleaVisible from anywhere in the cityAbove Retro as he rides BatpigWith the Phoenix SpireFrom the rearSunriseIn the midst of a thunderstormFrom Eastbrook RacewayView from the River LetheAt sunsetBridgeBelowdeckDamage due to Nyx

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Dhyāna is a Sanskrit word commonly translated as *meditation.* In Buddhism, it refers to a series of mental states leading to a “state of perfect equanimity and awareness.”
Bloody Brook

**Bloody Brook** was a river in the Lakelands during Dragonhollow's First Era.

It was named after the blood spilled there by the Skullcleavers as they killed those trying to cross the river during the War of Wizards on 1E:27.

The Bloody Brook's source was in The Slums near Frosty Al's Homeland Security and the Chop House. The river flowed east and was dammed up by two foot bridges originating from the Sheep Fort. From there it flowed into the upper section of The Lake at the Wharf.

The river then took a slight southeastern bent, passing under a bridge that carried West Lane. It streamed along the south side of Lakeview Village beneath the hanging vines of the Old Oak and passed under two more bridges—an arched crossing of the South Lane and a wooden accessway to Ebonrise.

After turning south it emptied into the lower half of The Lake near Carcosa.

# Gallery

Mouth of the Bloody BrookPassing between Tox's Cabin and the Sheep FortWest Lane bridgeFlowing next to Lakeview VillageApproaching the Old OakSouth Lane bridgeBending around EbonriseEmptying into The Lake
Cary

## Ranks and Titles

* Veteran
* Survivor

## Affiliation

* Golden Glen
* Nutville
* Northham Preservation Society
* Dragon Riders

**Cary** was a veteran and redstone engineer specializing in the design and construction of gold farms.

His arrival in the Second Era came at a time of turmoil at the height of the Steel War. After running afoul of the oppressive Brotherhood of Steel, he accepted an invitation to the remote safe haven of Nutville and became a hard-working contributor to their community, introducing to Dragonhollow a completely new design for a high-yield gold farm in the overworld. Nutville became so enriched through his efforts that the economy of the Swamplands and Woodlands briefly crashed due to the sudden influx of gold ingots.

In the Third Era, Cary entered a partnership with Tox and together they founded Golden Glen, a small walled town in the central savannahs of the Northlands and constructed a gold farm that eventually reached an output of two hundred ingots an hour.

He stayed neutral in the Northham Wars until he was murdered by HyperSilence and Spud in downtown Northham in a deceptive trade ruse, leading Cary to grant their enemy Zen sanctuary in Golden Glen and permit Tox to secretly fund the Justice League's war effort against the Dragonslayers. Cary collaborated with Zen and Tox in the construction of the Withering Heights wither farm that radically changed the balance of power in the Third Era until it was destroyed in a bombing attack by the Dragonslayers.

When Northham Hall was damaged by dark sorcery, Cary accused HyperSilence of being responsible and offered photographic proof, but after an investigation Eris declared that Cary had framed him and was actually the perpetrator. Mortified by what he called a false allegation and astonished by the deceit and depravity of the Dragonslayers, Cary bequeathed all of his holdings to Tox and the Northham Preservation Society and went into exile.

He returned in the last days of the Fourth Era to find that most of his engineering methods for gold farms had been outlawed by Eris. After Tox brokered a peace between him and old rival HyperSilence, Cary entered into a discreet alliance with Hyperion and created one of only two beacons to exist in the Badlands.

Wary of the bloodsheld sweeping across the land in the Fifth Era and wishing to distance himself from the Merry Men-Hyperion war, Cary became a quiet hermit and established an underground bunker in the remote regions of Pandora.

# Gallery

Making a new friendGetting very popular in Golden GlenWithin Golden Glen's storage roomIn the Tox BoxIn the Tox Box looking at a map of the SummerlandsWith Elite and Tohbeh in the Tox BoxHis tombstone in Summergate SemataryLiterally standing on Summergate's graveInside the catacombs beneath Summergate SemataryAt Stony SandsIn the Badlands near the Wall
Banana

## Enchantments

* Efficiency X
* Silk Touch I

## Notes

* One use only
* Could not be repaired

## Lore

*i am a banana*

**Banana** was a golden pickaxe found during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

Based upon an idea from Zen, it was created by Tox as a unique loot reward for the Hammerlea Scavenger Hunt.

Banana was an powerful pickaxe far more efficient than anything mere mortals could craft, but it came with a price—it was irreparable via anvil or Mending and broke upon a single use. Still, given that acquiring higher tiers of tools in the Hammerlands was exceedingly difficult for early explorers, Banana represented a viable method of obtaining one's first diamond ore with its Silk Touch function.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Banana's lore, “i am a banana”, was a reference to this video.
Amaranth

*This article is about the dragon **Amaranth**. You may be looking for the Halfast residence, **Amaranthine**.*

## Slayer

* Wiz
* Scylfings

**Amaranth** was an ender dragon of Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

On behalf of the Scylfings bandit clan, Wiz and Alec ventured into the Hollow on 7E:4 in search of a dragon egg. Amaranth surprised them with a ferocious attack, deploying a variety of minions against them including blazes, zombies, and skeletons. Alec was incinerated by her fiery breath, and then harvesting the remaining life force from his body, she descended on his colleague. Wiz was forced to hearthstone home, doubting that she could even be hurt, though the Hegemon Retro assured him otherwise.

Several other adventurers attempted to kill Amaranth and failed.

On 7E:7, Wiz returned with plenty of potions and weaponry and again did battle with her. After several near-death encounters that tested all of his battle experience, he managed to overcome the dragon and emerge victorious.

Her harvested egg was displayed in the Scylfings' town of Vanaheim, eventually falling into the hands of Sleekit when he occupied the area.

# Gallery

Amaranth's egg displayed in VanaheimSeized by Sleekit
Abracadabra

## Races

* 1st Place, First Lakeview Derby
* 1st Place, Second Lakeview Derby

**Abracadabra** was a racehorse belonging to the Archpriest Studmuffin during Dragonhollow's First Era.

She was a brown filly found in the woods northwest of Lakeview Village, possessing impressive but not exceptional speed.

Studmuffin won both the First and Second Lakeview Derby while riding Abracadabra. However, when he stole Benly's beautiful white mare Irish, she became his favored steed and Abracadabra was set aside.

She remained berthed in the stalls at the Lakeview Horse Track until her death on 1E:68 during the First Bloodmoon.
+2 Hearts Totem

## Effects

*When held in hand:*
* Health Boost ( +2 maximum hearts)

*Upon death:*

* Instant Health ( +0.5 hearts)
* Remove all effects
* Regeneration II (0:40)
 (+16 hearts)
* Absorption II (0:05)

## Lore

*While holding this Totem in your hands, you gain +2 Extra Maximum Hearts. While holding upon death, this Totem will break normally.*

The **+2 Hearts Totem** was a totem of undying on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

When held in either hand, the totem granted a permanent maximum health bonus of two hearts, which in most cases increased one's maximum health from ten hearts to twelve. It did *not* provide health or grant two hearts of health; rather it merely increased their maximum potential health, so users still needed to heal through other means.

Like all totems, if held the +2 Hearts Totem also allowed the user to survive otherwise fatal injuries, regenerating their health and removing the effects of any magical or alchemical spells.

The +2 Hearts Totem could not be crafted, but it could be obtained by unlocking its prize crate at Top Survivor Hall with a Top Survivor Key received from winning Novigrad Survivor.

FlyingPokemon was first to acquire a +2 Hearts Totem.

# Gallery

+2 Hearts Totem prize tooltip
Dong

The dong was an ancient Dragonhollow heiroglyphic symbol that represented virility.

It was associated with the goddess Neith, who apparently had a bit of a dong fixation, something that greatly concerned her father Ymir. The dong was thought to ward off Grim who was known to castrate the souls of those he enslaved in Tartaros.

The symbol was often emblazoned on shields and banners and sometimes worn by veterans as a bannerhat. Dolphin, Sensei, and Retro were known to dabble in dongs from time to time.

By the Fourth Era, it was not uncommon to see people proudly show off their dongs throughout the Summerlands, a cultural fad that continued into the Fifth Era.

The largest depiction of the dong in the known universe was An Ode To My Cock on Halfast.

# Gallery

Sensei flaunts his dong in front of Tox's CabinDong dangling from Summergate Post Office raftersFlopping off tower at Dark CastleDouble dong at Dolphin's Neon BeachVisible above Dap at Wyvern Pointe Post OfficeRetro shields his dong in Hyperion HeightsDong banner schematic
Batpig

## Ranks and Titles

The Pig That Flew

The **Batpig** was a genetically mutated hybrid between a bat and a pig.

At the First Woj's Races on 4E:396 HyperSilence created the Batpig through alchemical sorcery using power vested in him as the Archpriest of Eris. After producing a series of unholy abominations—including a creeper riding a horse that participated in the races themselves—he perfected the process and produced the Batpig to the shock and amazement of those in attendance.

The aberration was able to achieve lift from the bat's wings. Upon Tox's suggestion to place a saddle on the Batpig, Retro mounted it on the inaugural test run and became the first mortal in the history of Dragonhollow to achieve flight. Further experimentation revealed that the Batpig could not be directed by a carrot-on-stick, as its motor control apparently originated with the bat's brain.

After a second and third flight by Tox and Retro respectively, the Batpig gained altitude above Castle Wojcik and disappeared from sight, though Hyper tracked it further into the stratosphere. It was last seen over the ocean near Wright's Bridge.

Those Batpig rides would remain the only instance of mortal flight until Tox raided the Skeleton Den and obtained the first elytra on 4E:423, a discovery that made flying possible for everyone.

In the Seventh Era, the Batpig reappeared in Hammerlea on 7E:50 and at Eastbrook Raceway on 7E:86. It is unknown if these were separate Batpigs or if the original migrated across the planet from the Summerlands to the Hammerlands.

The Batpig was mentioned in *When Pigs Fly*.

# Gallery

Wojcik watches the BatpigRetro rides the BatpigHyperSilence watches Retro rideRetro soars upon the BatpigFlying over Castle WojcikBatpig flies over WojcikRetro tries to steer the BatpigBatpig in HammerleaAbove the lagoonUp closeRetro ridesBatpig at Eastbrook RacewayFlame on!Up, up, and away

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

The Batpig was quite literally a pig riding a bat spawned using the summon command.
Dolphin's Rape

## Author

Panda

***Dolphin's Rape*** was a book written by Panda.

Perhaps inspired by or intended to capitalize upon the popularity of 8 Shades of Acey, the tome told of a disturbing encounter between Dolphin and Mason in lurid detail.

The book was never completed.

# Locations

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

# Content

One day, while walking down the East Road to his house, Dolphin encountered an odd homophobic rapist who was also racist. Of course, Dolphin did not know of this, so he decided to start a conversation to end the boredom of his journey home.

Turning the corner to his own home, Dolphin was drugged and fell unconcious by this homophobic rapist who was also racist. The homophobic rapist who was also racist, who's name was Mason. Mason dragged Dolphin to a cave, which was decorated with various sex toys for men.

The nine year old strapped Dolphin to a metal platform and strapped his mouth shut. Mason pulled down his pants, and waiting for Dolphin to wake up.

After about an hours wait or so, Dolphin finally woke up. Dolphin saw Masons' pants were down, and thought that it was odd that the person who came to save him was not wearing pants.

Realizing Dolphin was awake, Mason quickly said "Welcome, loverboy, to my sex dungeon, I've had many men here before." said Mason in a seductive voice.

"MMMM! MMMMMMMM! mmmM!MmMmMm!" yelled Dolphin, wondering why Mason was getting closer.

Mason unstrapped the strap around Dolphins mouth. Dolphin took a moment before realizing it was gone. "Water you doing to me!?" Dolphin yelled, still using his water puns.

"Oh, I'm not doing anything. But a cousin of yours might like to pay you a visit."

Mason led a horse out of one of the stalls, and let the horse do anything to the poor Dolphin who couldn't do anything but watch in horror and the horse raped Dolphin in the ass. After the horse was done, Mason
Death of Print Vol. II

## Author

Print

***Death of Print Vol. II*** was a book written by Print.

A sequel to *Death of Print*, the second volume told of how Print's reign as leader of Summergate Survivor ended due to a tragic misunderstanding with Fluffy Ferret.

# Locations

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

# Content

After
459
Days
and
making
Top
Survivor
Print headed off to check out the "Strip Club." Reaching the club
he found that there was only one there.

It was a friend that he trusted and had known for a long time. Trusting her he kept looking around. Until she pulled a bow out on him.

He turned walking away not noticing what was going on. And was hit by an arrow.

The arrow never came from his trusted friend. The arrow came from skeleton.

Print thinking he was fired upon pulled a sword and started swinging it at his friend.

Then she took off running away almost dead Print asked were they at truce.

Nothing came from his friend. So he still stopped hitting his friend with his sword of mighty..

She Died..

Upon the arms of a Zombie killling her.

Then the Zombie picked up her gear and turned upon Print.

The Zombie and his 3 friends started heading for Print...

Print down to 1/2 a heart he started to get scared. So he went to use the TP scroll that he had on his hotbar for safety.

The scroll did not work because he was still flagged by the combat.. which kept the scroll from working.

Then Print died by the Zombies. and that is what ended his 459 days of living.