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Jordan

## Affiliation

* Sprankleton
* Dragon Riders

**Jordan** was a citizen of Dragonhollow.

# History

Jordan arrived in Blackbourne by airship on 5E:144.

He was a member of the Dragon Riders but after finding that their former stronghold of Rider's Rest was in serious decline due to attacks by the Dragonslayers, he chose to live in Sprankleton instead.

On 5E:214 the protective magical seals bestowed by the golden shovel disappeared on his properties, rendering them vulnerable to theft and vandalism. His beacons were stolen, an act for which he held 0uttaTime responsible. With hard work in the mines, he negotiated a trade with Gabault to purchase replacements.

Jordan was somewhat disappointed that he was not invited to join Ouroboros as many of his fellow Sprankleton residents had been.

He finished 9th in the seventh Pandora Survivor contest, having survived 32 straight days without a death.

Towards the end of the Fifth Era he began an ambitious project in Sprankleton, a modernist mansion of glass and quartz. Unfortunately, only the looming front facade was finished before Pandora's Box was opened on 5E:319, destroying it and everything else across the land.

Like most residents, Jordan struggled to survive in Hallowmere during the Sixth Era and was very vocal about his distaste for everyday life there. He attempted to strike up a collaboration with Jinx and Alec but was refused.

For a time, Jordan lived in a fortified village building before building a small single-story flat-roof in the jungle just south of Hardship. He briefly came into conflict with his next-door neighbors on 6E:43, killing both Kimarastraz and her girlfriend Mandy.

Jordan was last seen on 7E:3.

# Gallery

Jordan's house, with mansion construction in backgroundGiant pickaxeInside houseHorse barnSugarcane farm and armor standsLower levels of houseMansion facadeHARVASTHallowmere home

# Behind the Scenes

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

Jordan once nearly got kicked out of his hotel for venting his frustration after dying in Hallowmere.
Haywire

## Ranks and Titles

Citizen

**Haywire** was a citizen of Dragonhollow active during the Second Era.

Seen as something of a troublemaker and agent provocateur, he was relentlessly pursued by his enemies and eventually driven so deep into claim debt that he left the planet forever.

# History

Haywire arrived in Swampwater via airship on 2E:71.

His early efforts to establish a prescence in the Swamplands were hampered by attacks from local bandits such as Wiz, KlutzMacher, and Tycar. Eventually he obtained a Passport and migrated to the Woodlands, a fresh frontier of unspoiled wilderness.

Accepting an invitation from its mayor, Haywire became an early resident of Pi Hole. His time there was tumultuous, seeing him accused of theft by many residents. E1ite claimed that he was responsible for the end of their alliance with Castle Kenagy and eventually the complete collapse of the community. After he ran afoul of their three strikes policy, he was forcibly expelled from town when E1ite succeeded Pi as mayor.

Haywire continued to be hunted by E1ite and slain every time he obtained diamond gear. Ironically, this protected him from the interdiction squads deployed by the Brotherhood of Steel.

Due to his frequent deaths and impatience, his claimblock debt to Grim grew beyond a record -30,000 and he was unable to establish new claim deeds. Matto gave him a residence at his estate so he had a place to sleep.

Haywire was a client and vault keyholder of the Bank of Pi, keeping his few valuables locked away from predatory murderers. He also received a loan and item insurance from S&T Credit. Though Matto leveled some criticism at the lenders for taking advantage of him, Haywire successfully made his interest payments and eventually repaid the loan.

Haywire opened a general goods shop in Redwood Garden's commerce district, across the road from The Alley Cat and the Headquarters. In exchange for loaning him the property it was built upon, Ozven received a cut of all profits.

Rolo and MTL killed him several times in the Woodlands.

Drowning in debt and pursued by many enemies, Haywire applied to join the isolated safe haven community of Nutville. As with all town decisions, the matter was decided by a vote from its available residents. Tox supported his entry, citing the repayment of his loan to S&T Credit. Kast voted yes as well, welcoming him as long as he could build eye-pleasing structures. Shandar disliked him immediately and voted no. Smitten also voted no because of the rumors he'd heard about the collapse of Pi Hole. After discussing the 2-2 deadlock, the choice was made to turn down his application.

After being rejected from Nutville and unable to protect his belongings with the closing of the Bank of Pi, Haywire decided to leave Dragonhollow forever. Eris would eventually introduce claim bankruptcy in the Third Era as a means of overcoming outstanding claimblock debt.
Ice City Found

## Author

TurtleShell

***Ice City Found*** was a book written by TurtleShell describing her participation in the Search for Snowcrest.

# Content

I swam inside of my shell...

and jumped the high trees of the jungle...

and i burned my toes on the sand of a hot sand...

and then froze my toes on the ice of snowcrest.

A journey that was worth the travel.
Hyperion (horse)

*This article is about the horse named Hyperion. You may be looking for **other uses of the name Hyperion**.*

## Owner

* HyperSilence
* Gabault

**Hyperion** was a genetically engineered superstallion that served as the personal steed of the Archpriest HyperSilence during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

# History

He was a grey and white coated mustang adorned in golden armor.

As befitting the mount of a demigod, Hyperion was capable of leaping a hundred meters at a time, easily vaulting over large buildings. He was the faster than any other means of transportation in Summergate and invulnerable to all forms of attack.

HyperSilence stabled him at Eastbrook Raceway, where he often remained. However, the Archpriest would occasionally ride him at special events during the Hyperhollow era.

On 4E:391 he made an appearance at the Second Eastbrook Races, though HyperSilence chose not to participate as he was supervising the event and no horse alive could hope to compete against the mutant beast.

Hyperion was also seen at the first of Woj's Races on 4E:397.

When the magical projections of Eris failed during the Fall of Summer, Gabault raided the stables at Eastbrook Raceway and hijacked Hyperion. Riding him triumphantly as an armored war horse, Gabault was able to easily navigate the crater-filled blastlands and ruinous landscape of Summergate. Eventually, he put the stallion "in a safe place" where he would not come to harm.

Hyperion was never seen again.

# Gallery

HyperSilence soars above Castle Wojcik upon HyperionGabault leaps over Summergate Town Hall with HyperionHyperion ridden by Gabault in Summergate
Lucien

## Races

3rd Place, Third Eastbrook Races

**Lucien** was a racehorse belonging to Jinx during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

He was a white colt with below average health and unexceptional speed but extraordinary leaping ability.

Jinx chose to ride Lucien at the Third Eastbrook Races on 7E:110, finishing third but well behind both Ky and Tox, who had specifically sought horses with elite speed in preparation for the event.

Lucien died on 7E:120 when apocalyptic Nyx—the dreaded Eternal Night—arrived and devastated the planet, in turn utterly destroying his horse stable and leaving Eastbrook Raceway a ruined crater.

# Gallery

At Eastbrook RacewayPrancing in the fountainPodium practiceReady for the Third Eastbrook Races
Greymac

## Affiliation

Dragonkin

**Greymac** was a citizen of Dragonhollow during the Fourth and Fifth eras.

She arrived in Summergate via airship on 4E:331.

She settled at the end of the East Road next to Eastbrook Raceway and Neon Beach.

Because she was fond of railroads, Greymac provided supplies for the Summergate Railway Renovation Project.

In the Fifth Era, she was a member of the Dragonkin and built a residence in their hometown.
Honey

**Honey** was a florist and merchant who operated Honey's Flower Shop at the Midgard Markets during the Ninth Era and at the Novigrad Market during the Eleventh Era.

She was especially protective of her honey, charging exhorbitant prices for a single bottle.

Perhaps due to complaints from Eternal Chaos or the increasing inflation rate of ethereum, his prices were generally higher in Novigrad than they had been in Midgard.
Glowing Potion

## Lore

*Glow your team color proudly!*

The **Glowing Potion**, when consumed by man or monster, produced an iridescent glow that emitted from their pores and could be seen through any wall or obstruction.

During the Fifth Era, the potion produced a color reflecting the drinker's Dragon Clan affiliation—purple, blue, or green.

The bosses of several Hyper Dungeons were known to give off radiant white glows that could be seen for kilometers in every direction, including Wun Weg of Hardhome, Kyklooppi of Kyklooppi's Kove, Strayton of Strayton Place, Witherington of Frigid Floe, and Rambro of the Eyeland.

In the Sixth Era and beyond, the potions bestowed residents of Hallowmere with a white outline.

The potion could be purchased from the Token Underground in Blackbourne during the Fifth Era and was found within Ruins and Hyper Dungeons in the Sixth Era and Seventh Era. It was also available for purchase in Tortuga for x5 tokens.

# Behind the Scenes

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

The Glowing Potion was created by HyperSilence as an item for sale in the Blackbourne Token Underground. It was later incorporated into the Hallowmere and Hammerlands loot tables for the Twilight Project.
My Legacy

## Author

Homu Homu

***My Legacy*** was a book written by Homu Homu.

Framed as a plea for help from its author, it provided instructions on completing a quest to defeat a monster that stole his soul in the Burrow and soliciting Tohbeh's help in reviving him.

# Content

If you are reading this, then I am gone and I am dead.

I was forced out of my house and I was attacked by creatures of the night. The church was the only thing that kept me "Alive".

The heavens offered me a deathless death. I prayed at their shrine of lies, and I accepted their offer.

I am writing this book to instruct you on how you can save me... If it's not too late.

I can feel my body changing as I write this, so I'll be quick.

In the chest here are all of the things I have. I have left them all for you in the hope that you can use them.

I want you to do some stuff for me though.

### Step One

I need you to set up a base and ensure your own survival. Without you surviving I have no chance.

### Step Two

Use my stone to make a furnace, and use my wood to build a house.

You have probably noticed my sword, However you can't use this sword to fight the creatures of the night. So I need you to take my pickaxe and mine materials for a new sword.

### Step Three

Use my pickaxe to mine obsidian and make a portal to hell. I need you to do this so that you can fight the skeletons of hell and claim their skulls for your own.

### Step Four

Craft the statue of the wither and summon your first god.

Fight him with my sword and steal the star from his body.

### Step Five

Build enchantment table and make brewing stands. Use these to make yourself stronger.

### Step Six

Create an apple of the Gods. This will embue you with the strength of a God.

This will make you almost ready to fight the monster that owns my soul.

### Step Seven

You Need to go to these exact co-ordinates.

X: -4987
Y: 81
Z: -5063

### Step Eight

Find the monster named Yb\_ot and slay him with Darius's Last Whisper.

You then need to demand to have whatever you need for the next steps.

### Step Nine

I need you to create a shrine using a skeleton head, a zombie head and an item frame containing the nether star.

### Step Ten

I can feel my time running out now. But I still have faith in you. Bring a zombie to the shrine and kill it with my last whisper.

### Step Eleven

I then need you to tell yb\_ot what you have done. Tell him that he needs to contact me and bring me back.

He's the only one who can do this.

This is where my instructions end. I can feel my body slipping out of my... control.

My head feels light and my eyes are so heavy.

I have given you the chance of life here...

I may not come back... but you will still have a life here.

I am... so... thankful for all you've done.

Goodbye my frie...
Italian Leather Cuirass

## Lore

*Only the choicest Italian cows fed a diet of pizza and spaghetti were permitted to become this fine chestplate*

The **Italian Leather Cuirass** was a leather tunic found during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

It was created by Jinx for the Hammerlea Scavenger Hunt.

Tanned from the finest rawhide and boiled to perfection, the armor provided minimal protection against enemies and once donned could only be removed by dying.
Hyper Dungeon

**Hyper Dungeons** were ancient structures scattered across Dragonhollow and used by Eris and her Priesthood to test the valor, ingenuity, and skirmishing abilities of her subjects.

They bore the name of their architect, the Archpriest HyperSilence.

Raiders had to battle deadly unique enemies in order to acquire the dungeon's valuable loot. In most cases, these areas were not protected by the divine magic of Eris, so adventurers were able to both place and remove blocks and devise innovative strategies to conquer them.

By the Sixth and Seventh Eras, Hyper Dungeons had become the most common method by which residents obtained beacons.

# History

   In the early days of the First Era, Eris envisioned community events in which her residents would compete against each other in dangerous obstacle courses where enemy mobs roamed free. The first realization of the concept was the Dragon Temple, a parkour featuring jumping puzzles patrolled by ghasts and zombie pigmen.

In the Fourth Era, the Archpriest HyperSilence revealed a series of treasure-filled dungeons in the Summerlands for his Dungeon Quest event. Ancient texts discovered within the dungeons seemed to indicate that some of them predated the First Era, meaning that HyperSilence simply repurposed them towards his own ends.

Retro was the first to discover a dungeon when he accidentally found the Guardian Trench and raided it on 4E:356.

Eris hid the only elytra of the Badlands inside her Skeleton Den dungeon in the closing days of the Fourth Era.

On 5E:101, Hyper announced the existence of a second Dungeon Quest as part of festivities surrounding the completion of the Frostburn Gate that allowed access to Wyvern Pointe and Outer Pandora.

In the Sixth Era, hundreds of Hyper Dungeons appeared above Hallowmere. Unlike previous iterations, these dungeons were not unique and contained similar layouts and several variations of enemies. They were extremely dangerous, being nigh-impossible to clear and causing many fatalities. Many adventurers attempted to bypass the enemies altogether and harvest their beacons from relative safely.

Such dungeons were also found scattered across the Hammerlands during the Seventh Era, bearing modified cross-sections altered by the Hegemon Retro so that it was more difficult to reach their valuable beacons and treasure. The return of a pickaxe capable of harvesting spawners offered adventurers the intriguing possibility of acquiring their spawners for use elsewhere.

Hyper Dungeons appeared on Halfast in the Ninth Era.

# Behind the Scenes

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

Hyper Dungeons were the brainchild of HyperSilence, who desired to give experienced players something more challenging—and rewarding—to do in the Summerlands. At the time, they were unique and had to be manually placed by Hyper. They eventually became a staple of the server. With the addition of the Biome Bundle plugin, Hyper Dungeons became naturally generating structures infinitely available to all players determined enough to find and conquer them.
GRi

## Leader

El1te

**Get Raped Incorporated** or **GRi** was a militia founded by E1ite.

It was operational for a brief time in Summerlands during the Fourth Era as a warrior clan dedicated to returning honorable tradition to Dragonhollow through war and conquest.

# War Against PPRG

On 4E:110 GRi launched a flash raid on the Print's Paper Route Gang's base of operations at the time, a castle in the swamps southwest of Summergate. E1ite cut through their ranks easily, killing Print, Xinicide, and Tater in single combat.

Print sent out a warning to his group, advising them to avoid E1ite, travel in numbers, and be cautious. With the assistance of his comrades, he used the enchanted golden shovel provided by Eris to secure the castle and prevent GRi from waging war on its grounds.

GRi officialy declared war against PPRG on 4E:127.

The campaign was uneventful. Emboldened by the magicks of Eris, PPRG established a large safe zone along the West Road, making them all but immune to GRi's harassing tactics. Despite blatant calling out and challenging them to leave the safety of their walls, E1ite had litte luck enticing them into combat.

Finally, after days of besieging their West Road holdings and searching for weaknesses, GRi conceded the stalemate and declared the war over.

# Post-War

The inconclusive and empty result of the war against PPRG frustrated GRi. E1ite questioned whether or not his private army had any purpose in a world so peaceful and harmless. Furthermore, he argued that it was anathema to the principles that had been handed down from Eris since time began. He became a vocal critic of the policies established in the Fourth Era and petitioned Eris for a return to the measured chaos and self-determination of the Third Era.

When his advice fell on deaf ears, E1ite disbanded GRi and left Dragonhollow for worlds where a man could still make his way by the swing of his sword and the strength of his spine.

# Behind the Scenes

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

GRi declaration of war against PPRG
Mythic Armor

## Enchantments

Diamond Helmet* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Respiration III
* Thorns III
* Unbreaking III
* Aqua Affinity I
* Mending I

Diamond Chestplate

* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Thorns III
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Diamond Leggings

* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Thorns III
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Diamond Boots

* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Feather Falling IV
* Thorns III
* Depth Strider III
* Soul Speed III
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Netherite Helmet

* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Respiration III
* Thorns III
* Unbreaking III
* Aqua Affinity I
* Mending I

Netherite Chestplate

* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Thorns III
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Netherite Leggings

* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Thorns III
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Netherite Boots

* Blast Protection IV
* Fire Protection IV
* Projectile Protection IV
* Protection IV
* Feather Falling III
* Thorns III
* Depth Strider III
* Soul Speed III
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

## Lore

*The {armor piece} of {dragon name}. Forged from dragon scales.*

**Mythic Armor**, better known by two names—the **Armor of Typhoeus** and the **Armor of Villentretenmerth**, was an enchanted set of armor on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

It had a chance of being dropped by two regenerating mythic ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Typhoeus and Villentretenmerth. The set was said to be forged from dragon scales.

Mythic Armor came in a diamond variant with a higher chance to drop and a netherite variant with a lower chance to drop.
Falcor

## Slayer

* Kingkauw (first)

**Falcor** was a common ender dragon native to the Novigrad Nest on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Though his true origins were unknown, his nest was chosen by HyperSilence to challenge adventurers from Novigrad. He, like his kin, was periodically resurrected after death through esoteric necromancy, making him in some sense immortal.

Falcor was comparable to traditional ender dragons, though he was better armored than his regular brethren. His egg was said to give off a faint glow.

On 11E:38, Kingkauw became the first warrior to defeat Falcor, claiming his egg on behalf of the Knights of Ishtar.

# Loot

Upon the dragon's death, a chest could potentially spawn with a possible chance of containing the following loot:

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* x1 dragon egg
* x1 elytra
* x1 Falcor's Healing Elixir
* Blade of Falcor
* Helm of Falcor
* Chestplate of Falcor
* Leggings of Falcor
* Boots of Falcor
* x1 iron helmet (Protection II)
* x1 iron chestplate (Protection II)
* x1 iron leggings
* x1 gold boots
* x1 shield
* x1 golden sword (Sharpness IV)
* x1 golden helm (Aqua Affinity II)
* x1 gold boots
* x0—x32 iron ingots
* x0—x16 gold ingots
* x0—x6 diamond
* x8—x16 apple
* x1—x5 golden apple
* x4—x8 golden carrot

In addition, the top ten who dealt the most damage to the dragon received the bonuses:

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###### 1st

* Fully Healed
* 35 XP levels

###### 2nd

* Fully Healed
* 30 XP levels

###### 3rd

* Fully Healed
* 25 XP levels

###### 4th

* Fully Healed
* 20 XP levels

###### 5th-10th

* Fully Healed
* 15 XP levels

# Behind the Scenes

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

Falcor was created by HyperSilence using the DragonEggDrop plugin made by Choco.
The name "Falcor" was a reference to the luckdragon Falcor from the 1984 film *The NeverEnding Story* and its sequels, as well as the 1979 novel of the same name the movie franchise was based upon. The name was chosen by NinjaStix, who made the original DragonEggDrop plugin that Choco later revived.
Mega Regen Potion

## Effects

* Regeneration II (1:30)
 (+36 hearts)

## Lore

*A longer lasting Regen II Splash potion.*

The **Mega Regen Potion** was a splash potion on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

When consumed, it regenerated a total of 36 hearts over 90 seconds, making it the most powerful health potion in history. It was twice as potent as an extended Potion of Regeneration and provided three times the regeneration of the Mythic Healing Elixir

The Mega Regen Potion could not be crafted. As a reward for Novigrad Survivor, winners possessing a Top Survivor Key could unlock a crate at Top Survivor Hall that contained 12 Mega Regen Potions.

# Gallery

12 Mega Regen Potions prize tooltip
Hot-Headed

## Artist

Sharkberries

**Hot-Headed** was a comic artwork created by Sharkberries during the Second Dark Age following the disappearance of Dragonhollow.

Told in two parts, it depicted a particularly angry visitor who arrived outside Shark and Boo's home and began shouting at them. To quell the nuisance, Boo dug out the ground from beneath his feet, dropping him into a pit of lava. Both watched in astonishment as his skull bounced into Boo's grasp. The final panel features a week time jump, revealing that they've been quite busy enjoying their new discovery.

Though the comic's setting is unclear, the last scene matches a similar wall in Leirion covered wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling with the skulls of monsters and men alike, as well as the macabre stables loft in Arcadia that was host to many severed heads.
Vault 101 PA System

Vault 101 PA (Public Announcement) System is a radio station broadcasted from Vault 101, were the player starts out. It is originally intended for the Vault Dwellers, but it can be listened to by outsiders. Eventually the stations goes down and all you can hear is static, either because rebels took it down, or no one had took the time to continue maintaining it.

## Track Listings

**Fallout 3 (2277)**

All song are by "The essential jazz Masters".

Smoothing the Whole Thing Over-Essential Jazz Masters

Slow Summer Swing-Essential Jazz Masters

Just One of Those Things-Essential Jazz Masters

Jump for Joy-Essential Jazz Masters

Here Come the Cats!-Essential Jazz Masters

And All the While I'm Loving You-Essential Jazz Masters
HULP

## Author

* Tox
* Zerg

***HULP*** was a book written by Zerg and Tox. It served as the official treaty for their Pact of Ice and Fire.

It was re-published many times throughout the years as their treaty was renewed. The name was a reference to the Pact's slogan of *HULLLPP!*

# Locations

### Third Era

* The Hive
* Underhang

### Fourth Era

* Westwater
* Tox Box

### Fifth Era

* Murica
* Hyperion Heights

### Eighth Era

* MFZ
* Silo Library

### Eleventh Era

* Ferngully
* Amanita Rock

# Content

**Treaty of Tox & Zerg**

June 25, 2014

We live and fight enemies in harmony,

for this night and all the nights to come.

We are the pickaxes in the darkness,

the miners in the mine.

What is dead may never HULP!!!

—Moxicology

—zerg007x
Headquarters

## Affiliation

Headhunters

The **Headquarters** was the guild hall of the Headhunters during Dragonhollow's Second Era.

Matto, the faction's leader, claimed an old derelict building on the east side of Redwood Gardens originally built by Cal\_9000. The location was adjacent to a number of area shops including Eufloria and The Alley Cat. It required extensive renovations and repairs before it was ready to become their home.

The building was divided into two spaces. The first was a public two-story trophy room, displaying the heads of monsters and people that the group's warriors had beheaded.

In the rear of the Headquarters was a private war room. In addition to chests containing potions and weapons with Looting enchantments that made it easier to harvest heads, all four walls were covered by signs sharing various information. The percentage chance drop rates for humans and each monster were listed there. More importantly, the war room displayed each of their targets and lists of collected intelligence about their whereabouts and activities. Delegation of duties was handled by listing each member who was assigned to a specific task or target.

Presumably the Headquarters was destroyed when the dragon Mesonyx incinerated the Woodlands on 2E:174.

The name was a play-on-words, referencing their name and the fact that they displayed severed heads inside as trophies.

# Gallery

Front of the buildingKineticpit's mounted headMonster headsThe War RoomTarget intelIntelligence collected on ToxTo-do listEnemy alerts
Kyklooppi's Gem

## Lore

*Always kept an eye on it...*

**Kyklooppi's Gem** was a vanity item carried by Kyklooppi.

It had no special attributes or effects.

The elder guardian considered it his prized possession and was the only thing he was able to take with him when the Dragonkin drove him from his home.

On 5E:115, Tox defeated Kyklooppi and took possession of the gem. For a time, it was stored in the secure vaults of Hyperion Heights. After he finally completed construction of Rider's Refuge, he put it on display there as a battle trophy for the Dragon Riders.

# Behind the Scenes

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

HyperSilence created Kyklooppi's Gem as a unique treasure reward for defeating Kyklooppi in Dungeon Quest II.
Gerald's Notes

## Author

Gerald of Greywatch

***Gerald's Notes*** was a book written by Gerald of Greywatch.

It was a list of simple requests for his colleagues in Greywatch.

# Content

Palidine Garald The Chicken

I request no chicken be eaten exept on tuesdays and any one seen eating chicken will be sentenced to death

on tuesday is the only day you can kill chickens and if you kill or eat one you

must wear a chicken head for the whole day and create a new chicken

potatos potatos are our enimies any potao seen must be eaten emedeatly and killed

# Behind the Scenes

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

FinnickyWind wrote the book. However, because it was written from the point of view of Gerald of Greywatch, he is credited as the author from an in-universe perspective.
Haste Potion (Halfast)

*This article is about the **Haste Potion**, a Haste V potion available on Halfast. You may be looking for the **Haste Potion (Dragonhollow)**, a Haste IV potion found in Dragonhollow.*

## Effects

* Glowing (10:00)
* Haste V (10:00)
* Weakness (10:00)

## Lore

*Use tools and weapons faster for 10 minutes. Side effects include glowing and weakness...*

The **Haste Potion** was a tonic that enhanced mining efficiency and attack speed.

It enabled wood logs to be instantaneously mined with a diamond axe without the need to purchase a Bedrock Chainsaw. To prevent it from being used to gain an upper hand in battle, the potion also made the drinker glow through solid objects and applied the Weakness debuff for ten minutes.

The potion could be purchased from Yennefer for x1 ethereum v2 at the Novigrad Market in Skyloft Palace during the Eleventh Era.

# Behind the Scenes

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

When first introduced, the potion provided the Haste III effect and was advertised by HyperSilence as being able to insta-mine wood with the aid of a beacon, but after testing from FlyingPokemon and other Knights of Ishtar, this was proven to be untrue. Hyper then experimented and adjusted the potion's strength to Haste V.
Monthessary

## Host

Acey

The **Monthessary** was a celebration that commemorated one month's passing since the creator goddess Eris opened her Dragonhollow to the rest of the universe.

In the weeks leading up to the event, attentive residents noticed the sudden appearance of a redstone contraption on an island in The Lake.

On 1E:32, it was revealed to be an automatic launcher for fireworks rockets. Eris invited everyone to Lakeview Village to receive free cake, fireworks, and a night of dancing and carefree hookups.

Turnout was high, especially once the Archpriest Studmuffin began handing out free diamonds.

After the first Monthessary, Eris continued to mark their passing via the community forum.

The Order of Benly believed that the evil enchantress Eris gathered her subjects once a month to remind them of how fragile their existence was and to drain their life force in order to constantly rejuvenate her ancient decaying body.

# Attendees

This is an incomplete list of some of the more notable residents who attended the first Monthessary:

# Behind the Scenes

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

The Monthessary was celebrated on September 13, 2013, thirty-two days after Dragonhollow was opened to the public on August 13, 2013. Monthessaries always occur on the thirteenth day of each month.

First Monthessary

Nobody knows why it's spelled with two 's' instead of one.
Ice Temple

## Enemies

 Ice Guardian

The **Ice Temple** was a structure in the glacial reaches of Hallowmere and the Hammerlands.

It was constructed by Zen as an entry in the Hallowmere Best Build Contest and completed on 6E:84.

The temple was a symmetrical step pyramid constructed primarily of ice and quartz. On three sides, wide quartz stairs climbed upward into the temple apex, crowned by an intricate latticework supported by quartz pillars that culminated in a twisting pinnacle spire providing the entire structure with vertical emphasis. The interior layout strongly resembled that of a desert temple, with a lapis block hiding a deep shaft with four treasure chests protected by pressure-plate triggered explosives.

The Ice Temple appeared amongst the many ruins located in the Hammerlands during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era, defended by a trio of deadly strays.

## Weapons and Tools

* *Ice Bow* (Power III, Punch II, Infinity, Mending)
* Tipped Arrow of Slowness

## Armor

* *Ice Guardian Head*
* *Vanilla Ice T-Shirt* (Projectile Protection III, Thorns III, Curse of Binding)

## Status Effects

* Slowness
* Water Breathing

## Drops

* *Ice Bow*
* *Ice Guardian Head*
* *Vanilla Ice T-Shirt*
* Tipped Arrow of Slowness
* Bones
* Arrows

## Notes

* 150% increase in base damage
* 300% increase in movement speed
* Increased knockback resistance

# Treasure

The temple had four treasure chests containing the following loot:

* x2 gold block
* x1 iron block
* x1 diamond block

# Gallery

Ice TempleAt a distanceExterior viewTemple facadeInteriorLooking down the shaft
Irish

## Owner

* Benly
* Studmuffin

## Races

1st Place, Third Lakeview Derby

**Irish** was the white horse of Benly.

She was discovered by Tox and Studmuffin while they were exploring Benly's home in the Lakelands in Dragonhollow's First Era. As part of their treaty, the horse was taken by Stud and became his personal mount.

Irish was one of the greatest horses in the history of Dragonhollow. She possessed fifteen hearts of health, had the ability to leap five meters into the air, and could outrun any man or machine.

To this day, no natural-born horse has matched her raw speed. Eris conducted a secret breeding program to produce a horse that could rival Irish, but after a thousand foals were born without success she abandoned the effort.

Stud won the Third Lakeview Derby with Irish in spectacular fashion, lapping the second-place finisher AJ and nearly beating third-place Azureila by two laps.

After Stud's disappearance, she remained stabled inside his stall at the horse track in Lakeview. Eventually she vanished mysteriously without explanation, leading the Cult of Benly to surmise that he had taken back his prize steed.
Honorific

**Honorifics** were special titles granted by Eris, and later members of her Priesthood, in recognition of certain actions and various feats. Unlike ranks they awarded no additional privileges to residents.

They were primarily awarded in the Second Era, though some given honorifics lasted into the Third Era before being purged from existence.

The practice was revived during the late Fifth Era after lobbying from Terry and continued by the Hegemon Retro and historian Tox.
Kelarth

## Slayer

* FlyingPokemon (first)
* King (first)
* Dr. Tech (first)

**Kelarth** was an uncommon ender dragon native to the Novigrad Nest on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Though her true origins were unknown, her nest was chosen by HyperSilence to challenge adventurers from Novigrad. She, like her kin, was periodically resurrected after death through esoteric necromancy, making her in some sense immortal.

Kelarth was more resilient than traditional ender dragons, possessing 100% more health. Her egg was said to give off a faint glow.

On 11E:45, a raiding party from the Knights of Ishtar consisting of FlyingPokemon, King, and Dr. Tech first defeated Kelarth. Her first kill was Prof3ne.

# Loot

Upon the dragon's death, a chest could potentially spawn with a possible chance of containing the following loot:

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* x1 dragon egg
* x1 elytra
* x1 Kelarth's Healing Elixir
* Blade of Kelarth
* Helm of Kelarth
* Chestplate of Kelarth
* Leggings of Kelarth
* Boots of Kelarth
* x1 iron helmet (Protection II)
* x1 iron chestplate (Protection II)
* x1 iron leggings
* x1 iron boots
* x1 shield
* x1 Dagger of Honor
* x1 diamond sword (Sharpness III, Fire Aspect I)
* x1 diamond helmet (Aqua Affinity II)
* x1 diamond boots (Feather Falling I)
* x8—x32 iron ingots
* x8—x32 gold ingots
* x4—x16 diamond
* x2—x8 emerald
* x8—x16 apple
* x2—x7 golden apple
* x6—x10 golden carrot

In addition, the top ten who dealt the most damage to the dragon received the bonuses:

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###### 1st

* Fully Healed
* 35 XP levels

###### 2nd

* Fully Healed
* 30 XP levels

###### 3rd

* Fully Healed
* 25 XP levels

###### 4th

* Fully Healed
* 20 XP levels

###### 5th-10th

* Fully Healed
* 15 XP levels

# Behind the Scenes

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

Kelarth was created by HyperSilence using the DragonEggDrop plugin made by Choco. The name "Kelarth the Chosen" also came from Choco.
Skullcleavers

## Headquarters

Azure-on-the-Lake (briefly)

The **Skullcleavers** were a sorcerous band of dark wizards and cutthroats who launched a surprise attack on Dragonhollow in the War of Wizards.

After hijacking the power of Eris via the Heart of the Hollow, the Skullcleavers achieved victory in the Sack of Lakeview and the Massacre on the Mountaintop before being entangled in a stalemate by Stud's Squad during the Battle of Azure at Azure-on-the-Lake.

Their leaders were executed by Eris for their sins and their souls were remanded to the Underworld where they would be eternally enslaved by Grim.

# History

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# Behind the Scenes

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

The Skullcleavers used a zero-day exploit in CraftBukkit that allowed them to log in as any user on the server, including admins and owners. Holland1337 logged in as several administrators but was disappointed to learn that they had access to few commands, limiting the damage he could do. However, Warlockplayer19 was able to successfully log in as Acey, giving him access to her entire control panel and set of commands.

Acey was eventually able to handle the situation and installed the latest CraftBukkit hotfix as soon as it was available, ensuring it would never happen again.

Both players received permanent bans for their actions.
Ghaster

## Affiliation

Dungeon Quest

**Ghaster** was a ghast who served as guardian of the Ghast Globe during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

It was killed by Tox.

# Details

## Drops

* x15 ghast tears
* x10 fire charges

## Notes

* Boss
* This ghast had more health than usual; combined with its regenerative capabilities, it was exceedingly difficult to solo.
* However, its more damaging fireball meant that a successful reflection could overcome the health regeneration

# History

    Exactly how Ghaster, a ghast from the Nether, came to exist in the Summerlands overworld remains a mystery. Tox insisted it was the same ghast he had forced through one of the megaportals servicing the high-yield gold farm at Golden Glen during the Third Era, but nobody paid much attention to the senile ravings of an old man.

On 4E:399, Archpriest HyperSilence chose Ghaster to be the boss of the Ghast Globe, a Hyper Dungeon for the Dungeon Quest event.

Four days later, Tox raided the Ghast Globe and focused on eliminating Ghaster first. He climbed to the top of the sphere, broke the glass, and began firing arrows at the ghast. Thanks to his rapidly regenerating health Ghaster easily shrugged off the projectiles.

Tox then changed tactics and reflected the ghast's overpowered fireball back upon it, killing Ghaster immediately while taking no damage himself.

Ghaster's death was not entirely without purpose. HyperSilence had been on hand to observe Tox's performance and vowed to use what had learned to make the Sea Sphere more difficult.

# Behind the Scenes

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

HyperSilence created Ghaster for Dungeon Quest as the boss of the Ghast Globe dungeon. He originally considered making the ghast invisible but felt that would be too unfair.

The name, which was given by Tox, was a reference to Gaster from the video game *Undertale*, a favorite of Hyper's.

Ghaster dropped none of its special loot when killed. Hyper speculated that this was because it was killed by its own fireball.
Haunted House

## Architect

Acey

The **Haunted House**, also known as the **Abandoned House**, was a mysterious wooden shack on the southeast side of Lakeview Village that hid a secret entrance to the Lakeview Token Underground during Dragonhollow's First Era.

# Description

The Haunted House was a dilapidated one-room wooden shack covered in cobwebs. The covered front porch had a rickety chair and a couple of long dead bushes, lit by a solitary redstone torch. The cabin's wooden double doors were blocked by a warning to trespassers, but those willing to risk it could still pass through.

The house's interior was also filled with cobwebs. It was just large enough for a bed, and end table, and a chest. The far wall was covered in a painting that depicted two fighters facing off against each other. The painting was a false wall, concealing a narrow 1x2 gap just large enough for a person to fit through, leading to a secret cellar.

The Haunted House's cellar was a winding warren of wooden walkways, cobblestone walls, and more cobwebs. A sign warned of a rat infestation. At the lowest level of the basement a staircase led down to the Lakeview Token Underground.

# History

The house was built by Acey on 1E:36 as an access point for the Lakeview Token Underground, the first of many token shops. That same day, a shadowy stranger was seen entering the Haunted House but when locals investigated further the abandoned shack was empty, suggesting he had somehow disappeared into thin air.

Upon hearing the Loremaster Jack Firebane retell these events, AJ, Smitten, and Tox ignored a posted warning that read "DANGER! KEEP OUT! NO TRESPASSING!" and began searching the premises for any clues. After Tox noticed the house's structure was deeper than the back wall of the interior would suggest, AJ discovered a secret passage that led to the house's basement. The trio explored a dimly lit warren of tunnels until they discovered the Lakeview Token Underground.

The gargantuan spider Rachnis nested in Lakeview on 1E:59 and rested one of her front legs upon the roof of the Haunted House.

A page from the Bloodmoon Journal was discovered within a chest inside the house.

On 1E:63, the first ghost sighting occurred there, leading to the house earning its haunted reputation.

According to *Lakeview Lost*, the house was destroyed by hordes of armor-clad monsters at the height of the First Bloodmoon, trapping several new residents who had fled down into the Lakeview Token Underground without knowing there was only one way out, leaving them to haunt the ruins.

# Gallery

Back viewInterior furnishingsFacing the false wallEntering the secret passageCellar stairRat infestationThe cellarGoing deeperReaching the Lakeview Token UndergroundExiting through the paintingHeading for the front doorRachnis rests her leg on the roof
Milk of the Poppy

## Effects

* Regeneration (0:25)
 (+5 hearts)
* Slowness IV (0:25)
*(Completely immobile)*

## Lore

*Used to treat severe injuries, may cause residual grogginess...*

**Milk of the Poppy** was an opiate elixir that had restorative healing properties.

The anesthetic was so incapacitating that drinkers were unable to move after consuming it. Higher doses caused longer periods of disorientation.

Despite being derived from the poppy, there was no known alchemical method of brewing Milk of the Poppy.

The potion was found within Ruins and Hyper Dungeons in the Sixth and Seventh Eras. By the Seventh Era, it was a plentiful commodity, sold in Hammerlea and Satan's Alley.

According to her diary, the prophetess Cassandra suffered from Milk of the Poppy addiction. Sly Cat urged readers of *Pawsitively Purrsuasive* not to buy the potion from Morpheus because it didn't taste like milk at all.

# Behind the Scenes

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

Milk of the Poppy was created by HyperSilence and Retro for the Twilight Project.

The name is a reference to the the painkiller from the *Game of Thrones* television show and the fantasy novel series of which it is based, *A Song of Ice and Fire*. It is most likely very similar to the real-life poppy tear, dried latex from the opium poppy flower which is a natural source of codeine and morphine and also used to chemically create medicinals such as heroin, oxycodone, and laudanum.

It was one of the few methods of replenishing health in Dragonhollow.
Epic Blade

## Enchantments

(Gold Variant)* Sharpness V
* Smite V
* Bane of Arthropods V
* Sweeping Edge IV
* Looting III
* Unbreaking V
* Fire Aspect III
* Knockback II
* Mending

(Iron Variant)

* Sharpness IV
* Smite V
* Bane of Arthropods V
* Sweeping Edge IV
* Looting III
* Unbreaking III
* Fire Aspect III
* Knockback II
* Mending

(Diamond Variant)

* Smite II
* Bane of Arthropods II
* Sweeping Edge II
* Looting I
* Unbreaking II
* Fire Aspect I
* Knockback I
* Mending

## Lore

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

The **Epic Blade**, better known by two names—the **Blade of Bassilith** and the **Blade of Inilth**, was a pair of enchanted swords on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

They had a chance of being dropped by two regenerating epic ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Bassilith and Inilth. They were said to be forged from dragon scales.

The Epic Blade came in a golden variant with the highest chance to drop, an iron variant with a lower chance to drop, and a diamond variant with the lowest chance to drop.

Gabault claimed the sword's first human kill when Tox fell under his blade as collateral damage during a fight with the Knights of Ishtar at Amanita Rock.
Hallowmere Pioneers

The **Hallowmere Pioneers** was the informal name for a group of adventurers who set out on the first expedition to Hallowmere.

# History

The Pioneers hoped to escape the devastation of their homes by Pandora's Box and start their lives over in a mythic paradise rumored to be filled with gorgeous environments and limitless treasure. Eris provided each with a free ticket to travel aboard the airship from Sanctuary to Hallowmere.

Unfortunately, they had simply traded one hellscape nightmare for another. Hallowmere was a deadly confluence of cave-ins, supermobs, bloodthirsty bandits, difficult terrain, and unyielding surfaces.

Upon arrival in Mere Stop on the night of 6E:1, the expedition was stunned to find the area surrounding the airship teeming with hostile creatures. Wiz was the first to brave the terrain below and climb down the ladder. After some hesitation, others began to follow, some leaping overboard into the sea rather than be overcome by the dangers lurking onshore.

The party was soon besieged by webslinging spiders, electrically-infused creepers, cackling witches, regenerating zombies, teleporting endermen, and artillery-deploying skeletons launching fireworks and silverfish. Absurd was the first to die, soon followed by Bagger and Dap.

While some struggled for shore, several individuals used them as distractions to put distance between themselves and the hordes of enemies. Still others quickly became overburdened by their own weight only a few dozen meters from shore and sank beneath the waves to drown.

Though initially full of camaraderie and cooperation, after suffering countless deaths and becoming desperate, the party split into competing adversarial units. Jinx slaughtered Sprankles for his Starter Kit and Alec did the same to Absurd, both allying with each other to pool their ill-gotten gains. As the situation quickly devolved into a fractious riot, the Pioneers split apart entirely into paranoid solitude.

Not long thereafter, the airship's propeller assembly was damaged by the detonation of several charged creepers causing it to crash into the sea. Knowing the situation was likely hopeless and their chances of escaping Hallowmere remote, the adventurers hoarded what little food they had saved and waited to see if they would survive the night.

Eris then forcibly teleported the Pioneers to another airship that was just arriving in Hardship, where they were joined by many of their fellow refugees from Pandora.

Jinx outlived all of the original Pioneers as the last of her kind to suffer a death.

# Behind the Scenes

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

These were the players who joined the first Hallowmere map, which had to be reset due to massive chunk errors and faulty BiomeBundle terrain generation.