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House of Eruil'vyn

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## Location:

House Eruilvyn's province is located in southeastern Quel'thalas. Bordering on the amani range, with much of the land being a mountainous terrain. The province's name is Aur'dinan translating to Radiance in orcish, and the capital is Evanil'danas.

## Capital:

Evanil'danas, was once an amani site of worship almost seven thousand years ago. When settlers of House Eruil'vyn broke ground on the ruins of the temple with magic, they found it seated upon a leyline nexus which in turn bolstered their defenses. There were a few encounters with trolls who visited the mountain temple as pilgrimage to an ancient and forgotten loa, that supposedly ruled the skies. At least that's what scholars were able to decipher from the troll encounters and the ancient cave drawings in the mines of Evanil'danas. Legend states that the Amani once worshipped a loa here, but it was thrown out of their pantheon and worship was almost entirely lost of the entity.

Evanil'danas is a fortress surrounded by a city built high within the reaches of the Amani Range, it has a harbor to the east as the cliffs fall off into the sea. There is a large bay surrounded by jagged cliffs, which protect the harbor. The city frequently has trade ships enter the port, as the mountain paths are hard to traverserse.

Directly to the south of the city is the Radiant Grove, an area of land that House Eruil'vyn has purified and ardently guarded. Life has rapidly bloomed within the grove, and Lady Eruil'vyn can only hope that it will slowly creep outward to the afflicted lands within the province over time.
Anath'belore

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**Anath'belore** is the Thalassian runeblade of Entilzha Firesong. Inspired by Anasterian's Felo'melorn to which the weapon bears a striking resemblance, the magics of Anath'belore fuse Highborne, Sin'dorei and Nightborne magics. Noteworthy for its impressive fire damage output and shielding capacity, Anath'belore replenishes itself from Azeroth's ley lines, a process accelerated by its stand in the Dal'felo Spire, and thus can safely be used as a reservoir for all arcane-based magics.

Runesmith Virdiel, an associate of Firesong's from The Reliquary claimed to have tempered Felo'melorn in his younger days and was instrumental to the runic design of the spellbow Aman'talah. Virdiel was hired for the project and is believed responsible for much of the metalworking, physical design and core magical properties.

Anath'belore is the only weapon known to stand among the Regalia of House of Firesong, and is believed intended for Entilzha's heir, daughter Ysandre Firesong.

## Enchantments

Anath'belore pulses with mighty elven magics evident to any sensitive to arcane, but little detail is known of its function and how such compares to Felo'melorn. The comments below on the function of Anath'belore were made during the application of the blade's final enchantments.

Entilzha Firesong: "The core fire enchants are intrinsic to the design and already in place. If you feel the blade you'll find it quite cold despite flames running along it."

Entilzha Firesong: "The first enchantment attunes the sword to the leylines of fire, swiftness, and seven secondary patterns, serving as a general augment of the sword's fire enchantments. The second serves to ensure this sword does not meet a similar end, and uses a pattern based on the leyline of endurance to make the blade as close to unbreakable as one can imagine. The final layer augments the second, allowing the blade to be used to put up a far more powerful aerial ward than one can typically cast alone. In theory one should be able to link them into one attack, but we shall see how the layers interact."

Morgane Devaux: "We've a pedestal set aside above. Best to not apply the enchantments in such a confined space...the arcane may grow volatile."
Midsummer Revelry

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The first Midsummer Revelry (Wyrmrest Accord) was held in Mar'at, Uldum betweem 7/21/17 and 7/23/17 was a large festival and series of tournaments chiefly consisting of Sin'dorei and Tauren delegations and hosted by Magistrix Demytrya Wintersong and her Scions of Antiquity.

The largest gathering of its sort since the formation of the New Horde, the event was considered a general success if execution was naturally imperfect, with so many orders involved, none experienced managing an event of the scale, though the wider goals of fostering community and kinship, and refusing to cede their way of life to the Burning Legion was largely achieved.

Hosting of the Winter Revelry and subsequent events is to be on a rotating basis, akin to the Olympic Games, by which the opening ceremonies were strongly inspired.
Key of Three Moons

The Key of Three Moons was central in the ancient defenses of Quel'Thalas, the mighty Ban'dinoriel to which its mooncrystals shielded with invisibility magics over the secondary ley junctions at An'telas, An'daroth and An'owyn.

The three mooncrystals are cut from distinct types of material, and appear to be connected to different elements of the Ban'dinoriel.

### The First Mooncrystal

Cut from the emerald Eye of Jennala, opens the mind of the Ban'dinoriel

### The Second Mooncrystal

Cut from the amethyst Stone of Hannalee, opens its heart

### The Third Mooncrystal

Cut from the sapphire Body of Enulaia, opens its soul.

## Roleplay (Non-Canon)

The Silvermoon Reliquary conducted a storyline in which they sought the Eye of Jennala, Stone of Hannalee, and Body of Enulaia to restore, if not the full might of the Ban'dinoriel, something close. Entilzha Firesong, tasked with finding anything necessary to sure up the defenses of the kingdom during the Third Legion War took up the task eagerly, an argent Thalassian nationalist having long argued such a need.

Legion airships provided the political will and a number of clues on the ancient Broken Isles gave first a credible lead on the Eye of Jennala in Val'sharah, where The Reliquary had established a base camp south of Black Rook Hold and scouts in the region reported what appeared to be large, emerald-like stones, mostly in caverns but some above ground.
Celara Darkstar

Arcanist Celara Darkstar is a minor Sin'dorei noble, pyromancer and nethermancer. She puts her skills to use among the Reliquary Southern Chapter. She stands devoted to the order's principles, as well as the proposed expanded use of the Ban'belore, and as a seasoned arcanist likely works closely with Entilzha Firesong and the rest of the chapter's leadership.
A'malia Firesong

A'malia Firesong, born A'malia Vashj, was the first Matriarch of House Firesong, both in Vash'jir where her union with Bailas Firesong stands at the beginning of the Annals of House Firesong, and its first Matriarch in Quel'Thalas, where A'malia's proud and traditional views make themselves known in Ashal'Thalas to this day.
Emberstriders

The Emberstriders are the Farstriders, Rangers, and scouts of House Firesong. Their base is the southern city of Ember Watch, developed to minitor the Amani Threat over the narrow sea border. Many Emberstriders served as Farstriders at one time, and now practice their craft closer to home. Others still seek admission into the Farstriders, somethihng the Emberstrider Ranger-Captain Thendrian Redfall holds much discretion over.

Some serve in the Emberstriders for life, often the children of minor Ashal'Thalas' Houses sworn to vHouse Firesong, and such elves tend to rise in the ranks. While focused in Ashal'Thalas, the Emberstriders have been called to Shal'elah to support the training of the Thera-dora and wider Suramar liberation campaign, which House Fire4song had deeply itself to. The order works closely with the Shal'dorei Rangers of the Thera-dora, many of whom they trainedm and Captain Redfall consults often with Calindra Lemoine.
Chalice of the Reckless Arcanist

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## Acquisition

This ornate chalice of glowing blue crystal was recovered by the Reliquary Southern Chapter under Captain Israai Lightglow from the long-forgotten ship dubbed by one of the present agents as 'The Wooden Duck'. The 'Duck' whose original name lay forgotten to time had once been a heavily armed pirate vessel, using a secluded cove near Westfall as its port of call, before a landslide sealed the entrance with stone and sealed the ship inside.

## Uncovered Properties

The Chalice has been shown to slowly gather Mana from its surroundings and condense it into a drinkable silver liquid. Once imbibed, the user's Magickal capabilities skyrocket for a short time. Following this, however, is an extended period in which the user's same capabilities are drastically lowered for a time. This is akin to an adrenaline rush followed by severe fatigue.

## Origins

As found on a shipwreck seemingly of goods to be sold for profit, there is little evidence as to the origins of the chalice, though the complex magics and excesses of the late Highborne period make it a likely candidate, though by no means the only possibility.
Lex Cassar

## External Links

**Lex Cassar** is senior concept designer on *The Orville*, joining the show at the start of Season 2 production.

## The Orville

Art director Robert Strohmaier and production designer Stephen J. Lineweaver had seen Lex Cassar's portfolio from *Prometheus*, *12 Monkeys*, and several undisclosed projects. The pair gave Cassar a task to design a nightclub with full sketch-up views and modeling as a test whether to hire him.

Cassar works for many departments, though most often in the art department. After Cassar arrived on set, his first task was to design a "trendy" bar for Chief Engineer John LaMarr's dating simulation in the episode *Ja'loja*. This task was probably rooted in Cassar's test nightclub for Strohmaier and Lineweaver.

Once aboard The Orville, Cassar turned to *Star Trek, Star Wars, Blade Runner*, and the video game series *Mass Effect* for design inspiration: "We have some looks that we enjoy from series, mediums. There are some design cues that are very Syd Mead [a corporate and science-fiction illustrator]." He states that the standard to design on the show is first to appeal to creator Seth MacFarlane, then to look to common science-fiction progenitors, and finally to add the artist's personal touch.

### Season 3

Because all other departments depend on concept designs for work, Cassar's primary concern in Season 3 was not to become a "bottleneck," where the production crew simply waits on Cassar to finish his designs.

## Trivia

* He stated that he left several easter eggs in his Orville designs that remain undiscovered.
* Lex's concept designs were featured in the museum exhibition The Orville Experience.
* He is the son of director Jon Cassar.

## Interviews

* Egotastic FunTime: Part 1
* Interview with Quantum Drive

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Orville Season 3 Is HUGE! Moving To Hulu, Art Of The Orville, Reboots & More | LEX CASSAR pt. 1. Egotastic Funtime. Aug. 14, 2019.
2. ↑ @GDNaturedVLLN. "@TheOrville Season 2 Episode 2 "Ja' loja" was my first episode on The Orville crew.   First task, design a trendy bar set in The Orville universe where John @jleefilm can give Gordon @ScottGrimes dating tips.". Twitter. March 19, 2019.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 "Lex Cassar, Senior Concept Designer". Quantum Drive. Aug. 27, 2019.
4. ↑ @gdnaturevlln. Senior concept artist on The Orville. Inktober pieces for Subscriber E-Book. Listening to chill tune w/ rain in the BG. Twitch. Oct. 17, 2019.
House of Starweaver

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House Starweaver is the family of Jandyssa Firesong. Starweaver is an ancient though long known for its astromancers and diviners. By the time Jandyssa earned her family noble standing via the holding of Ember Watch, Ashal'Thalas, most of the family including what is believed to be all surname-bearing males, was lost in the purge of Quel'Thalas.

Jandyssa and her niece, Bela Azureglow, are the only known surviving family members, though with a number of cousin and more distant relatives prior to the fall, Jandyssa is hopeful that more of her family survives, and seeks to locate them.

## History

House Starweaver is believed to have been founded by diviners whom focused their craft on scrying the future via the stars, developing into early forms of astromancy. Family legends date their surname to the early Thalassian era, with the propensity to look towards the stars dating back to Highborne times.

Most among House Starweaver were middle-class Quel'dorei, and the family produced several notable Diviners of Silvermoon, most recently Jandyssa's sister, Seranna Starweaver, whom utilized the positions of the stars in her divination.

Jandyssa witnessed the murder of her family by the scourge, and believing herself alone, sought retribution with Kael'Thas Sunstrider, travelling to Outland where she grew powerful in nethermancy and felmancy.

Returning to Quel'Thalas after the Sunwell's restoration, Jandyssa met her future husband Entilzha Firesong a few years later. Entilzha is Lord of the province of Ashal'Thalas, and during their engagement Jandyssa was granted the title of Baroness of Ember Watch, a settlement in southern Ashal'Thalas.

House Starweaver formally joined the nobility of Quel'Thalas paving the way for her marriage to Entilzha. Their son, Xarian Thalon Firesong II bears the middle name Thalon, honoring Thalon Starweaver, Jandyssa's father and barring and survivors, the last patriarch of House Starweaver.

Jandyssa gave up felmancy prior and will utilize a nethermancy or astromancy in combat. She places strong emphasis on family and the traditions and elves of her family with Xarian and his sister, Ysandre Firesong, whom grow up around trappings of House Firesong. She and Entilzha both view the memory of House Starweaver with honor and respect, and items from Jandyssa's pre-invasion home with her family feature prominently in the Dal'felo Spire. Jandyssa's favorite song to sing Xarian is an old family favorite sung to her as a child by her mother, Ellyn.

Jandyssa recently reunited with her teenage niece, Bela Azureglow, the daughter of her diviner sister Seranna. Bela was but a toddler when Jandyssa last saw her, but the two look quite alike, and Bela now lives with her aunt and uncle at the Dal'felo Spire. Talented in magic and determined to carry on her family's legacy, Bela's necklace is the Pearl of Stars, an ornate family heirloom given to her by Jandyssa upon their reunification, which has become a symbol for the resilience of House Starweaver and determination that family bonds can overcome all.
Koran Firesong

Korian Firesong served as Lord of House Firesong and Ashal'Thalas for a brief three years, 600 years after the troll war, the young elf's ideals of diplomacy with them were rebuked by the Firesong Council, their only such action. Korian resigned, sparking the First Firesong Interregum as the young elf had no heirs.
Seaside Tower Ruins

The Seaside Tower Ruins are a series of Kaldorei-style structures in the extreme northeast of the Potentate of Ashal'Thalas. Their design suggests the structures, which have long fallen into disuse, to have been among the first constructed in Ashal'Thalas, around the time of the Sunwell's creation.

As security concerns along the porous northern border and an opportunity to regain the herb-rich vale, Zin'talah, once formally part of Ashal'Thalas though long disputed, has led to a Bailan Guard garrison at the ruins, with the needed repairs to support a military camp.
Leywalker

A leywalker is a mage focused on the study of ley lines, and is often associated with the Blue Dragonflight and mysterious Arcanomicon, leywalkers often using runic tattoos to deepen their sensitivity to leyflows, detecting and drawing from smaller flows than most know exist.

Striving to detect and weave the endless eddies and minute ley currents crisscrossing the major flows, a leywalker can skillfully manipulate the smallest amounts of arcane into runes, spells, and energy.

## Roleplay Interpretation

A leywalker is an uncommon specialty, one that many fail to understand why a mage would devote so much time and energy to, but a master leywalker can understand the arcane nature of Azeroth and beyond on a far deeper level than any others.

Able to work with the smallest amounts of arcane, leywalkers tend to be deft at portals, divination, and distance-related magics. Feeling connected to, a part of, the leyflows and trickles of Azeroth, a master leywalker can draw from smaller and more distant flows than other mages. With more arcane to them the leywalker can attack with intense power, maintain multiple spells at once, and draw upon leyflows to embolden and empower the arcane attacks of themselves and others.

Leywalkers are notoriously difficult to cut off from the arcane as there are so many small flows then can tap into, and can hold up better than most against anti-arcane tactics such as dampening fields. Their extensive knowledge of leyflows and patterns lends itself to runework, as runes are representations of ley patterns and call upon their energy and essence.

With extensive knowledge of so many more ley patterns and formations alone a basic requirement of being considered a seasoned leywalker, leywalkers can craft many more spells and in different ways utilizing the extensive runic alphabet they've learned in their studies of leyflows.
Ember Watch

Ember Watch is a city in southern Ashal'Thalas, governed by the Emberstriders to oversee defenses along the narrow sea border with the Amani. The region is more militarized than anywhere else in Ashal'Thalas, wth Arkhana'dorah, Emberstriders, and Thera-dora common in the city.

To the quiet northeast however sits the Estate of the Baroness of Ember Watch, the official Representative of the Firesong Sun Matriarch in the region. The estate's occupant, currently the minor noble Jandissa Starweaver holds little power in military-dominate region, but the farms surrounding her lavish estate provide ample income, and the location is often used for diplomatic affairs.
Crescent Expedition

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The Crescent Expedition is a joint Sin'dorei-Shal'dorei venture on the planet Argus, seeking to uncover the shattered world's ancient secrets. Despite their research focus, due to limited resources on the Vindicaar, all members of the expedition are experienced soldiers and as the battle rages, often spend more time fighting than carrying out any form of traditional research.

Leadership & Mission

Led by Second Arcanist Thalon on the Shal'dorei side, and Reliquary Keeper Entilzha Firesong on the Sin'dorei side, the operation is believed to report to Lady Liadrin and Sigryn, though it's unclear to what extent their non-military work is directly ordered, with neither Liadrin nor Sigryn believed well versed in antiquities.

Entilzha is often seen with Morgane Devaux reporting their activities to the tw

Arriving in the Antoran Wastes, immediate attention was drawn to the ore Argunite, Samples referred to by the native broken Draenei as "veiled", having lost much of their original magic, were initially returned from a slain terrorguard during an elimination action, and highly sought by a lone ethereal aboard the Vindicaar, stating to use such as currency, the Second Arcanist and Lord Firesong shared suspicions, especially given Firesong's dealings with the Consortium-aligned Dealer Kalij and knowing the currencies preferred among ethereals have intrinsic value to them and are not mere tokens or decorations, but directly used either in the construction, power, or other elements of advanced ethereal arcane void, and nether engineering.
House of Dawnrunner

House Dawnrunner is a Thalassian family thought lost in the disaster, though the rogue Jessella Shadowsun had in fact survived, though had shed her family name for an alias some two centuries before the fall.

House Dawnrunner's holdings lie in the southeast of Eversong Woods, and the line had a strong Ranger tradition. Whether Jessella will reclaim her family's name is uncertain, as is the survival of any other members of the ancient bloodline.
Emerald Idol

The Emerald Idol is a relic of Then'Ralore, its true name lost to time. Stolen by Highborne whom would later form the Elysian Society, the relic binds an echo of the wild god Aessina. Its energies were used in the shaping of Quel'Thalas, and empowered the Society's actions over the centuries.

The Scourge invasion saw the Idol lost, the defiled lands twisting and tormenting the echo of Aessina into the wicked Thas'eranu (Forget the Forest" in Thalassian). Never having intended to hold sentience but to serve as a conduit for the forest, the bitter entity seeks to destroy the tainted forests of the Ghostlands as well as the healthy ones of Eversong.

Elysian Keeper Aurelius Frostfall, believing himself the lack of the Society, acts to close the rifts Thas'eranu seeks to manifest through, and to gather allies to recover the Emerald Idol and rebind the entity.

The Elysian grove was scouted by Thalassian Rangers, and revealed signs of troll activity. The location in the eastern Ghostlands is not far from the Amani peninsula, and certainly within the territory occupied by the trolls during their last uprising.

A foray into Zul'aman to retrieve the idol was arranged by Entilzha Firesong. Interrogating a number of Amani pointed to Hex Lord Kaih'jia, believed to be sacrificing his Amani Troll kin to gain power. Kaih'jia's activities made enemies of the weaker Amani, but they were unable to act. A troll known as Ram'go agreed to lead the elves to the Hex Lord, though not trusting promises of his own safety after he'd been dealt with and the emerald idol recovered, saw no other route to hopefully prevent the slaughter of his own people.

Entilzha was afflicted with a shadowy hex in the battle that followed, and while Kaih'jia was cut down by his blade, Firesong was seriously wounded. Jandyssa Firesong recovered the idol from Kaih'jia's dais, the souls sacrificed to it deeply tormenting Thas'eranu, whom the other trolls regarded with great fear, not unlike that of the Keepers, but much more superstitious in nature.

Thas'eranu was determined by Frostfall to be partially in the Shadowlands, and the Cleansing of Thas'eranu has been arranged to defeat the twisted echo in that plane, seal the rifts, and hopefully restore a measure of the idol's function.
Azshara Red

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**Devaux-Firesong Azshara Red** is the first large scale run produced by the Bergerac Vineyards, chosen moreso for the favorable reception by testers and those offered bottles as gifts, though the image and likeness of the Highborne Queen, the Petite Sirah designed to closely approximate what is believed to have been among Azshara's favorite wines, based on recipes found in Azsuna and knowledge from elves in Suramar.

A full-bodied red with blackberry notes, standard Azshara Red contains 5% alcohol and is strong in arcane, about half the potency of Arcwine. The higher infusion level gives the wine a distinct sparkle as energy rises from the glass. Varieties with a lower arcane concentration are available, but given Queen Azshara's strong connection to the arcane, the vintage produces a strong, slightly euphoric arcane rush, with the arcane element far more noticeable than the alcohol, as is believed Azshara preferred.

A double-infused, High Arkhana vintage, roughly the potency of standard Suramar arcwine, is the most common variation, taken by non-Shal'dorei in small sips, often using a tasting glass. Due to the danger of overconsumption, High Arkhana Azshara Red is sold cautiously, with background checks conducted on buyers, and liability waivers.

Unlike other Bergerac Vintages, the "Traditional" vintage still contains arcane from crystals placed around the terraces, though without infusion is merely 5% the potency of arcwine, with most not feeling the light level of arkhana, if it does balance the alcohol well to reduce fatigue.

A highly alcohol fortified port variant is available, with 15% alcohol concentration the taste is often bitter, though favored by dwarves, whom drink such fortified wines out of wineskins.

## Introduction

Bergerac's founders, Morgane Devaux and Entilzha Firesong decided to feature Azshara red at the Midsummer Revelry Festival in Mar'at, Uldum, as Legion activity quieted in Azsuna, Bergerac was able to produce, with a time-aging chamber, enough Azshara Red to offer free samples to all at the festival, shared with their Silvermoon Reliquary booth. Bottles are available for sale at the festival, though with much of Bergerac still being restored, wholesale orders are being accepted on a deposit basis, with the revenue funding the opening of more terraces as the Legion war winds down and Azsuna begins to quiet.

How the general public of Azeroth will receive the wine, previously unavailable outside of limited Thalassian and Suramari circles, will be determined by its reception at the festival, with Entilzha and Morgane both confident the vintage will draw a wider appeal, if the generally positive depiction of Queen Azshara is seen as offensive to some, Bergerac stands by the wine as a piece of history, one nobles tend to respond well to.

Trading companies are sought for distribution to horde, alliance, and neutral markets as Bergerac opens more terraces when spring comes.
Moonblossom

Moonblossom is a flower identified with the help of the treant Shadewood, present near Seradane and possibly other Emerald Dream gateways. Typically small and mistaken for common wildflowers, Moonblossom seemingly absorbs only moonlight, and grows best when veiled from sunshine in the day, exposed only to lunar light. Under such watchful conditions, or with aid from a balance druid, Elune priestess, or some treants, may grow to a large size.

Mature moonblossoms are imbued with the light of Elune, and resistant to virtually all forms of corruption, able to thrive in most hostile environments and remain healthy, so long as exposure to moonlight continues. The blossoms may, in suitable numbers, bear properties that soak or remove corruption from the surrounding land.

Moonblossom has small, nearly circular petals of a light purple hue, and rarely grows beyond 6 inches tall in the wild, but can reach heights of several feet under controlled conditions. Hummingbirds favor its nectar. Applications of moonblossom in alchemy are unclear, though with much apparent potential, being explored.
Lor'saniel Firesong II

Lor'saniel FIresong II was Lord of House Firesong during most of the Troll War, until its fall at its end. Lor'saniel opened the Dal'felo Spire to the Magisters of SIlvermoon for the first time, ushering in the end of Ashal'Thalas' isolation from the Kingdom and the adaptation of more common Thalassian culture in the province.

Slain by a raiding party southeast od Ember Watch by trolls trapped behind the warding pylons Lor'saniel and the Magisters had set up to defend the vulnerable southern coast of Ashal'halas from incursion. The primary troll force in the mountains had been destrolyed by the Evermoon Device and Lord Lor'saniel was en route to obnserve the damage, when about two dozen Amani fell on their party.

Lor'saniel is said to have killed dozens before falling, and while likely exaggerated, hius role in winning the Troll War and normalizing relations with inland Quel'Thalas. He is generally honored as the third greatest of the Firesong Lord, behind Bailas Firesong and his son Solanar Firesong I.

## Personal Life

Lor'saniel was married to the powerful Sun Matriarch Valethria Firesong, formerly Valethria Dawnbreaker, one of the most powerful Sun Matriarchs in the Thalassian history of House Firesong and a key player in the normalization of relations with the interior of Quel'Thalas.
Sanctum of Elune

The Sanctum of Elune was constructed in Bal'adeni, Ashal'Thalas by Matriarch A'malia Firesong. A'malia was a deeply conservative and religious elf, and while not personally exiled, out of deep commitment to her family, her son Lord Solanar Firesong I among the leaders of the Ashenvale display, and most of House Firesong trained in the arcane and unwilling to yield it.

Her faith to Elune was a beacon of hope to some during the difficult journey, and arriving in what would become Quel'Thalas, a number, several hundred growing to perhaps a thousand elves, sought a slower ace of change, and together with Solanar, whom located a region with a ley nexus that would suit his magical needs, would declare the Sovereignty of Ashal'Thalas 19 years after the Sunwell's founding.

The Sanctum of Elune was modeled on Darnassian temples initially, but with no priestesses, was simply a memory. Waters from the Sunwell were used to lightly infuse the waters within, but the feeling was never quite right, and as the last whom made the crossing passed, the Troll War strengthened Ashal'Thalas connection to inland Quel'Thalas, the name of the structure was changed from a "Temple" to a "Sanctum", and while it served little real purpose, save during the period without the Sunwell, when the mildly infused water provided a measure of relief, the Sanctum of Elune today is a fusion of traditional Darnassian Elunite and Quel'dorei motifs, and is viewed by the residents of Ashal'Thalas chiefly in the sense of their connection to the ancestors, and the site is commonly used for such purposes.
Solanar Firesong I

Solanar Firesong I was the son of Bailas Firesong and brother of Tor'delan Firesong, and established House Firesong in Quel'Thalas, founding the Dal'felo Spire and with his mother, A'malia Firesong, the Firesong realm now known as Ashal'Thalas. Early in life, he governed the Firesong metallurgy outpost Felonaar.

Given a long life before reaching Quel'Thalas, Solanar made his mark on the governance of Ashal'Thalas, the Solanar Codex still the governing document and charter of the land. He was succeeded by his young son, Bailas Firesong II, whom would serve a long and proud reign carrying on his fathers work.
Yakar

The ***Yakar*** was a Krill destroyer formerly commanded by Captain Haros. In late 2419, the *Yakar* was captured by the Planetary Union where it was held under Union possession.

## Description

*For general schematics or information on its class,* *see the article: Krill destroyer.*
Prior to capture by the Union, the *Yakar* had been commanded by Captain Haros. High Priest Sazeron oversaw religious affairs and served as adviser to Haros. The ship hosted a complement of a large but unknown number of crewmembers. Despite being a military vessel, the *Yakar* allowed the families of crewmembers to live on board.

## History

In the fall of 2419, Haros led the *Yakar* on an attack on the Union colony planet of Chara 3. Its inhabitants were killed and resources taken.

In December, the *Yakar* was infiltrated by Union officers Captain Ed Mercer and Helmsman Gordon Malloy, attempting to obtain a copy of the Anhkana. While on board, they learned that the *Yakar*'s mission was to destroy the farming colony on Rana 3 with a prototype neutron field generator.

Mercer and Malloy rigged the ship's lights to release a burst of UV light, burning the entire crew to death save for the children and Teleya, their schoolteacher, all of whom were protected by Mercer. The neutron field generator successfully launched its missile, but Malloy was able to destroy it midflight.

The USS *Orville* took custody of the *Yakar* and the survivors were returned to the Krill home world. What became of the *Yakar* afterwards remains unclear.

## Personnel

List of known personnel:

* Captain Haros
* High Priest Sazeron
* Teleya
* Coja

## Trivia

* Haros commissioned the architects of the ship to construct a chapel as a copy of the one that Haros attended as a child.
* The entire set of the *Yakar* was built inside the set of the *Orville*'s Shuttle Bay.

## Appearances

* *Episode 1x06: Krill*
* *Episode 1.5x01: New Beginnings, Pt. 1* (mentioned only)
* *Episode 1.5x03: The Word of Avis, Pt. 1* (flashback)
* *Episode 2x04: Nothing Left on Earth Excepting Fishes* (mentioned only)
* *Episode 2x09: Identity, Pt. 2* (mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ "The Orville Fan Podcast w/ Jason Roberts (The Orville Unit Production Manager)". Planetary Union Network. April 19, 2018.
The Anasterian

"The Anasterian" is a proposed name by Entilzha Firesong of the Silvermoon Reliquary for a Burning Legion space cruiser he hopes to commandeer and retrofit, using Mo'arg being held captive in The Arshaz bound to Reliquary warlocks and demonic souls also held in the Arshaz as fuel for its inter-dimensional engine.

Often met with skepticism, its unclear if this ambitious project will ever become reality, but seen as a natural extension if his mandate to expand Thalassian Power, Entilzha will do all he can to make The Anasterian a Reality.

The vessel would be reverse-engineered, retrofitted for a Sin'dorei crew, and painted in Thalassian colors, a process expected to take years. A number of suitable locations to hide the craft among nearby worlds have been proposed, but the daunting task of seizing, fueling with the Arshaz souls, and effectively moving the craft remains daunting.
Zin'talah

Zin'talah ("Glory of Nature") is a verdant valley to the north of eastern Ashal'Thalas, within patrol distance from the northerly Bailan Guard camp at the Seaside Tower Ruins. Having at times been considered part of Ashal'Thalas, at times under the control of rival lords, with an occasional cooperation, the valley is known for rare, life-saving herbs, as well as those highly sought after for alchemy and spellwork.

Under no formal control, foragers from Ashal'Thalas and others in the region enter Zin'talah; in the case of those from Ashal'Thalas often accompanied by Firesong Rangers. It is believed that House Firesong is bolstering the distant northern garrison as a prelude to retaking control of the valley, though Potentiate Entilzha Firesong speaks of caution, and a desire to work alongside others with region interests to ensure the valley's survival, as blighted terrain is never far/

However with the Seaside Garrison growing steadily, Lord Firesong seems to desire such talks from a position of strength.
Kingdom of Quel'Thalas Wiki

## Welcome to the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas Wiki

Welcome to the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas wiki, a home for all things Sin'dorei, Quel'dorei, and Ren'dorei. Contributions from all World of Warcraft RP servers and communties, fan fiction, art and more are welcome. For long term roleplayers, content is often fragmented across multiple guilds and multiple servers, and the KoQ wiki offers a permanent home for all of your creative Warcraft content. Quel'Thalas is our focus, but it exists in the broader Warcraft universe, and content about other WOW content is welcomed.

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Recovered Thalassian Prayerbook

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A Thalassian prayerbook pre-dating the fall of the Sunwell by no more than a few hundred years was recovered and preserved by the Thalassian Researcher Entilzha Firesong and an archaeology team from a partially submerged vault within a Quel'dorei structure. The book was locked in a chest along with other items related to the worship of Alar'belore, including the Sun Scepter of Vandellor. Two prayer verses have thus far been deciphered, though without hint as to authorship. Analysis of the text continues.

The second verse is noted for a distinct focus on the Thalassian connection with nature absent in the first, suggesting that perhaps no one author is responsible for the whole volume but rather the prayerbook a compendium of elven prayers.
Analyst Shadowbloom

Analyst Shadowbloom is a Ren'dorei and exile residing in the Valley of Zin'befesh. She is responsible for maintaining coded communication with the Alliance, passing on intelligence in advance of a possible attack. Shadowbloom had previously conducted research into the C'Thraxxi Kith'ix, and is believed to be under the influence of Yogg-Saron.
Dawnstar Spire

The **Dawnstar Spire** was the tower of the prominent Dawnstar family and the former residence of Dar'Khan Drathir, betrayer of Quel'Thalas to the scourge. Although in remarkably good condition, the Spire's association with the treachery has kept most away.

## Roleplay History

The sections below do not represent official lore, but rather roleplay and stories that have involved the Dawnstar Spire. Add yours, along with the server or other source!

### Occupation by House Firesong

During the, Ghostlands Campaign, House Firesong has, through extensive renovation, research, and military actions against encroaching trolls, used the spire extensively in their work to restore the Ghostlands.

With its well-preserved state and proximity to tunnels leading to the historical seat of House Firesong, the enclave of Ashal'Thalas, along the eastern coastline accessible only via tunnels making the spire an ideal de-facto base for Firesong operations in the interior of the Ghostlands.

As elegant a site as may be found in the south, the spacious spire has been renovated with a luxurious, Sin'dorei feel and while many of its ancient secrets remain veiled, House Firesong has learned how to use the spire to empower a variety of constructs and golems as well as other believed magical uses. Some reports indicate work involving crystals on top of the Spire, though the intent is not clear.

### Reliquary Base

Dawnstar's use faded following the conclusion of the Ghostlands Campaign, suffering heavy losses and landing well beneath what was intended regarding restoration, however, House Firesong maintained a small presence at the Spire, studying its systems and how to more effectively empower golems.

When Entilzha Firesong was tapped for command of the Reliquary Southern Chapter, he immediately thought of the Spire, establishing it as the order's primary base of operations, further bolstered by the neaby Ban'belore.
Argunite

Argunite is a mineral with magical properties found on Argus, and is believed to have been integral to the level of sophistication pre-Legion society on the world reached.

## Roleplay - Wyrmest Accord

Argunite caught the attention of the Crescent Expedition to Argus led by Morgane Devaux, Entilzha Firesong, and Second Arcanist Thalon, with the Nightborne impressed by the grandeur of ancient Mac'Aree and Entilzha, with an ancient family tradition in arcane metallurgy, desiring to probe the magical and chemical properties of the substance for possible use in weaponsmithing, golem construction and spellcraft.

Inert crystals proved common in the Antoran Wastes where the expedition's work began, and one of their first objectives was to retrieve a pristine, fully charged sample from the Eredar Doomlord Fundiir.

An expedition into Mac'Aree and surrounding ruins with hopes of finding items forged with the mineral is planned, and Entilzha intends to bring a number of Reliquary teams in as conditions warrant to search for such items beneath the scarred surface of Argus.

Both the Thalassian and Shal'dorei elements of the expeditions have high hopes the ore is both useful to their purposes, and accessible or rechargeable enough to be utilized, but freshly on Argus with much mystery and horror about, time will tell.
Hex Lord Kaih'jia

Hex Lord Kaih'jia was an Amani troll, and apparent successor to Hex Lord Malacrass. He attempted to use the Emerald Idol to bind Thas'eranu to his will and to the Shadowlands. Kaih'jia was slain by Entilzha Firesong in Zul'aman during a mission to retrieve the idol, though not before striking a mighty hex upon the magister.

## Cleansing of Thas'eranu

Prior to the Cleansing of Thas'eranu, Aurelius Frostfall determined that Kaih'jia has drawn a portion of Thas'eranu into the Shadowlands. His power over the enity grew stronger with death, and despite not being able to himself manifest on Azeroth, Thas'eranu under his influence was able to manifest more fully and much stronger than before.

This was first noted during preparation for the mission to defeat Thas'eranu in the Shadowlands, while the elven team led by Aurelius & Entilzha sought the aid of animal spirits with power in the Shadowlands. Kaih'jia was able to command Thas'eranu with great effect, sending waves of corrupted treants against the elves and dragonhawks as the rift consumed trees, threatening to absorb all of Quel'Thalas.

Aurelius struck at Thas'eranu with sunfire while his allies assaulted with the arcane. The dragonhawk deity, combined with the turtle, lynx, and eagle deities were able to seal her in a verdant sphere. Entilzha was again hexed during the fight, a very similar spell to the one applied by Kaih'jia in Zul'aman. The magic would have been fatal if not for the link between Kaih'jia and Thas'eranu being interrupted, though the remaining strength of the bond remained unknown.
Garley Lightrider

Garley Lightrider is the sole Reliquary NPC in Booty Bay. She is believed involved in a competition with the Explorer's Leagye for valuable finds in the region.

## Roleplay

In a storyline by the Reliquary Southern Chapter, Garely and her unseen Reliquary agents quietly monitor movement in and out of Booty Bay, having learned to decipher the levels of shell companies the goblins use to hide their findings. Three ships carrying antiquities from Uldum, Suramar, and Northrend were revealed, with their cargo listed as construction goods.

The same shipping manifests were all scheduled to depart on the same ship, the Ratchet-flagged *Goldcutter*. The *Goldcutter* is known to deviate from recorded manifests, and the Reliquary plans to sieze the vessel, and determine if it was to pick up any further stolen antiquities, though is slated to leave port above standard capacity.
Valeria Morningray-Firesong

Valeria Firesong, was the first wife of Entilzha Firesong and the mother of Ysandre Firesong. She served as High Priestess for House of Firesong in the Ghostlands Campaign, during which she and Entilzha were married. A powerful priestess and popular persona, Valeria was the second most powerful figure within House Firesong during the campaign.

Her pregnancy with twins was met with elation, and while she painfully took care to avoid combat while with child, during labor it became apparent that one of the twins was turned improperly, with Ysandre delivered healthy and the second child helplessly turned sideways. Valeria and the unnamed twin both perished in the Silvermoon delivery attempt with medics unable to mend the High Priestess' wounds in time.

Valeria is buried in the Central Ghostlands on a lakeshore she was fond of in life, and is remembered by a statue in Bal'adeni, the capital of Firesong-governed Ashal'Thalas.
Sun Scepter of Vandellor

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The Sun Scepter of Vandellor (artwork needed) was retrieved by the an excavation team led by Lord Entilzha Firesong of the Silvermoon Reliquary, while operating on what was believed an undercover ooperation.. from a partially submerged vault of the east coast of the Isle of Quel'Danas, amidst sinking structures over which the naga had built a shrine. Digging carefully around the naga statue so as not to incite an attack on the island, reaching the chambers below took time, though a chamber was reached containing ceremonial vestments, a rich tome of prayers in the Recovered Thalassian Prayerbook, but most notable was a scepter, gilded and adorned with gems, the image at the top was of the sun and its many rays.

Lord Entilzha Firesong took the relic to Bishop of Quel'Danas, Aurorallina Ivenhart, whom spoke of the vast light energy within the object, and of a style often used by Vandellor, likely too finely crafted for another. Older maps of the island also hinted at a small chapel-like structure in the East, possibly a place from which Belore's first rays, perhaps a site of elite gatherings. Therefore the Scepter was concluded as having been used by the late High Priest Vandellor with a fair degree of certainty, and if the frequency of its use lies in doubt, the highly detailed enamel speak of a piece in which went much time and effort by skilled metalworkers, jewelcrafters and other artisans, and infused strongly by multiple priests with the Light's energy, from which either significance is suggested.

As the Scepter is at times used at notable religious events, its hoped that more whom recognize it, either from the clergy or simply those whom attended services often during Vandellor's era, will be able to provide history on the scepter's likely rich history of inspiring Quel'dorei with the light of Belore, as it does once more.

## Trivia

* Unlike most Firesong archaeological finds which may only be viewed, or at times lent to craftsman for the purpose of creating usable replicas, given the religious nature of the Sun Scepter, its use in Thalassian prayer services and celebrations may be authorized per the Bishop of Quel'Danas.
* During the search in the cramped, partially flooded chamber, the box containing the scepter was nearly missed due to a collection of seaweed in the area. Fortunately, the gilded box contained an arcane seal, a light ward, though the Scepter took no damage from the exposure of the box to seawater.
Magisters

The Magisters are the elite arcanists of Silvermoon and the Sunwell, with students often spending centuries or longer to achieve the rank of a full Magister. The order is now led by Grand Magistrix Rommath, though for many centuries was led by the highly respected Grand Magister Belo'vir Salonar, whom sacrificed himself during the fall of Quel'Thalas to save Lady Liadrin.
Shadewood

Shadewood is a Val'sharah born treant whom was tainted by the Emerald Nightmare. Taken as a prize after Xavius fell and no longer bound to his will, Shadewood was seized on security ground, but the guard, unsure how to handle such a creature, turned to the Silvermoon Reliquary and their commander Entilzha Firesong, a skilled abjurer known for secure vaults.

Firesong accepted the treant if begrudgingly, at first considering the being hopelessly twisted and tormented beyond recognition, but having a soft spot for the treants of Quel'Thalas, sought to determine if the creature was suffering after determining that he did not spread the Nightmare corruption, which began to show signs of slowly fading, more notably when exposed to moonlight.

With the help of a botanist some communication in Kalimag determined that Shadewood, as Jandyssa Firesong whom Shadewood had grown fond of, and her long cloak, named him when he declined to give his birth name. Shadewood stated that he was in pain but the moon would take him when it was his time.

Hesitant of the forest out of a fear of spreading corruption, Shadewood did not want to meet the treants of Quel'Thalas, but began to feel at home atop the Dal'felo Spire where he often lingers, acting in a security function, notifying Lord of Lady Firesong of any arrivals to the private deck.

Entilzha has taken interest in the extent to which he can be healed, and uses Elune stones and other such means to provide him stronger exposure to the energy that seems to be slowly cleansing his tainted body.