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Viviana Messys

Lady Consort Viviana Messys

Season(s)
N/A

Titles
Lady Paramount

Also known as
N/A

Status
Deceased

Age
Died April 17th, 341 AC (aged 37)

Date of birth
April 9th, 304 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Silverhome

Allegiance
House Karthmere

House Messys

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Karthmere

Portrayed by
N/A

**Viviana Elana Karthmere (née Messys)** was a noble born courtier of the Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor. She came from the knightly House Messys. Viviana is far better known, however, for being the wife of Dalan Karthmere I and mother of Dalan Karthmere, Adrian Karthmere, and Eleysiea Karthmere.

## Early History

Vivivana was born in Silverhome, a medium-sized Thyllanorian settlement within the gold and silver rich mines of central-eastern Thyllanor. Her father Garion Messys was a strict man, being in the Thyllanorian military since a young age. Her mother Delthine Messys was a noble lady, teaching Viviana the basics of being a lady of high birth. Before being betrothed to Dalan Karthmere, Lord Paramount of Thyllanor, she was betrothed to Janson Silver of the Moonlyt Peaks, however he died after a drunken falling accident.

## Life as lady paramount

Life as the Lady Paramount of Thyllanor was rougher then she imagined. Much was expected of her, by her husband and by the nobility of Thyllanor. However, she lived well, even bearing three children for Dalan Karthmere. She was known for her beautiful red dresses, expensive jewelry, and the finest silks. The Lady Paramount lived well and rich for many years.

## The Farmer's Revolution

Dalan Karthmere had declared the Farrowhalt Freehold independant and delcared war on the tyranny of King Aegor Dragomyr, wishing for a free independant and democratic Thyllanor. Years of war took it's toll on Viviana, as she feared for the saftey of her husband and her family. She had mixed feelings on the war, and during the end of rebellion, begging for Dalan to either end the conflict or letting the freehold fend for it's own, as she feared for her family, mostly her children.

During the last year of the rebellion, her worst fear had come true. Dalan Karthmere was slain on the battlefield after defending what remained of his freehold. The Lady was devistated and remained in Faercrest for months, refusing to leave unless it was to care for her children. During the trials Veddel Markwell and [[Michael Avleston, Viviana conversed with Tyralt Karthmere, the newly appointed regent and brother of Dalan. She hated the two men her persuaded her husband to rebel, and decided that both former freeholders deserved execution for their fruitless war.

She was the only Karthmere to attend the executions of Michael and Veddel. However, when the headmans sword swung down on their necks, she felt a bit of sympathy for them.

- Viviana to Tyralt on seeing the deaths of Michael Avleston and Veddel Markwell.

## Death

Years after the rebellion and the waning years of Tyralts regency, Viviana learned to deal with the death of her husband and moved on to help her children live normal lives as Thyllanorian nobility. She was later killed in the Bloodmoon Riot of 341 AC.
House Varalys

**House Varalys** is an ancient Drakonian house founded by Vysen Varalys that was prominent during the reign of Aenarion Dragomárus. After he had left court and was presumed dead, the title of Dragonking and the kingdom of Drakonia was usurped by them afterwards for a few generations. Not much else is known of their status. However, it is noted that they are still quite active to the present and have yet to go extinct. They rule independently with no liege lord in the Lordship of Valraenos.
King's Shield

The King's Shield is an ancient order of royal guardsmen dedicated to the servitude of the King of the Embers. They have served throughout the reigns of the Dragomyr Kings and have protected them for hundreds of years. They are sworn to protect the King, his family and uphold his commands without question. They are sworn for life and are forbade to own lands, taking a wife or having children.

## History

The King's Shield was founded by Draegon I Dragomyr when he had completed his conquest over Andoras, as an elite order of guardsmen to protect those of royal blood. Membership is composed of a minimum of fifty members but never beyond one-hundred. These men are carefully chosen, always consisting of knights and well-known fighters from across Andoras and even from Doras Edrossi at times, depending on their prowess.

Draegon first knew that the King's Shield necessary after an assassination attempt after he had claimed Andoras. Many noble Houses were not fond of being revoked of their independance and one of them had sent an assassin, no one knows to this day who had sent the assassin but it was from this, that created the King's Shield.

The King's Shield are headed by a Commander, which leads the order and carries out the orders of the King. They patrol and guard all around the city of Dragonspire and at times, serve in the field of battle themselves.

WIP
Lower Chamber of Lords

### Purpose and/or Duties

To serve as a secondary council to the Lord Paramount, and to administrate the secondary branches of government

## Titles of this Branch

### Titles

Overseer Inferior
Marshal Inferior of the Armies
Associate Lord of the Treasury
Associate Lord of Espionage
Three Pentems of Thyllanor
Associate Lord of the Court
Lord of Diplomacy
Lord of the Mercantile
Lord of the Commonfolk

The Lower **Chamber of Lords**, officially **The Lower Chamber of Lords, Dukes, and Margraves**,is the second-highest primary branch in the Thyllanorian government, being outranked by the Upper Chamber of Lords, and outranking the Council of Caridre.

The Lower Chamber mostly exists as a secondary council, but on its own it is a powerful force and has often held greater sway than the Upper Chamber more than once in their histories. The titles in the Lower Chamber are typically seen as lesser versions of those that exist, along with three new titles not seen in the Upper Chamber; the Lord of Diplomacy, who officially conducts relations with other nations, the Lord of the Mercantile, who sponsors the merchant class and the Mercantile Representatives of Thyllanor, and the Lord of the Commonfolk, who represents the peasantry.

## Members

Overseer Inferior - Galwey II Keswyck

Marshal Inferior of the Armies - Sulvan Ambrose

Associate Lord of the Treasury - Warren Tarbor

Associate Lord of Espionage - Isabella of Syntharis

Pentem - Rathord Vickson

Pentem - Prelliam Stael

Pentem - Melven of Leichon

Associate Lord of the Court - Michael Belmont

Lord of Diplomacy - Danin Griswold

Lord of the Mercantile - Joseph Ensight

Lord of the Commonfolk - Liram Winds
War of Woods

The **War of Woods** is a loose term, referring to three different wars fought within the Leyse Woodlands, of Doras Edrossi. All three featured the Zaentovi as a primary participant, and two -- both of them in the 3rd century AC -- featured Ethryke, which controlled the Woodlands de jure. The Kingdom of Andoras also helped for two of these; the first and third wars.

Did you mean:

The War of Woods in 83 AC, the first war that the Kingdom of Andoras was an ally in?

The War of Woods in 211 AC, the conflict in which the Leyse Woodlands were ceded to the Zaentovi?

Or the War of Woods in 293 AC, the war that drove the Zaentovi out of the Woodlands and returned the land to Ethryke?
Siege of Dekland Keep

House Dekland of Dekland Keep in Thunder's Shore swore allegiance to the loyalists during the Civil War and served House Dragomyr, much to the disapproval of the Lord-Paramount Byron Grimolt who immediately sought to remove the traitors from his nation.

This would lead to a two month siege where neither side did much of any aggression until the arrival of a second host came to the Grimolt frontier to reinforce; banners of House Brig, House Herden and House Bretanland, all loyal vassals of Thunder's Shore who all also had their own bone to pick with House Dekland. This would be the moment of attack for the Grimolt forces, new fresh troops to aid in their attack on the well fortified keep, yet planning was to be done as well. The three Lords came to discuss how best to approach the keep from their current position.

As three mornings and nights passed the Dekland garrison had successfully sneaked in large amounts of dried meat and leeks, their food storage growing quite a bit. Giving them a morale boost to their somewhat locked life now. Another morning passed and nightfall fell, the garrison thinking it would be a calm night once more, leaving a smaller alert force upon the walls this night. Yet this night would be different, soon they could hear a sound of rolling, quiet but audible but then silence ensued as only the piercing winds and torches crackling could be heard. Then as if from nowhere, four large balls of light ignited across the field at the Grimolt frontier. A lieutenants "Fire!" would echo through the night as the fiery rain of superheated rock hailed over the walls with a sound like roaring dragons and incinerated the entire courtyard of the keep as it spread and splashed along the walls, forming a deadly heat and shrapnel that would almost certainly be fatal. Screeching and cries of agony would fill the sky, almost quenched by the engulfing sound of the flames.

The night passed, and the garrison of House Dekland had decreased from two thousand men to only hold two-hundred men, most of whom had had the luck of being inside the keep when the incendiary launchers attacked. Now, siege towers had began to roll forward to the walls. A short yet valiant defense was held from the Dekland forces, the two-hundred managed to slay a little over two thousand men during the conflict, two siege towers falling over due to excessive firing from the still-intact ballistae towers. Once the keep was claimed, the members of House Dekland were brought out naked into the courtyard and executed in front of lowborn and highborn alike.

The keep burnt down and sacked of any valuables and the township delivered the same swift doom, House Grimolt left the head of House Brig, Lord Garold Brig to defend the homeland from any loyalist sparking as they moved to Dragonspire with House Herden's main forces going to secure the defense of Stormholme.

House Dekland now after the Civil War being a memory only, their seal of a Golden ship on a black sea was still existing however, picked up as the banner of the pirating party Thunder's Plague of the bastard son of Velron Dekland, Faron Blood-Eye.
Neldfel and Ayrtfel

**Neldfel** and **Ayrtfel** are the two ancestral weapons of House Karthmere. Neldfel is a golden spear, made with alloys lost to present day. Ayrtfel was made in the same manner, but Ayrtfel is a shield; they are designed to be wielded together. Ayrtfel bears the image of a fading lion on its crest, worn down by the eras of existence. Originating in Ethryke, the Tribe of Karth bequeathed these weapons to the maere (leader) of the tribe, who would use them both as weapons and as rallying symbols when the lines of combat became blurred.

Currently, they are in the possession of Dalan II Karthmere, who wields them in combat -- it is said that Neldfel still bears the blood of Aeganar IV Dragomárus, as Dalan was purported to have slain him in open combat.
Thyllanorian Interregnum

The **Interregnum** was an event in the history of the Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor, in which there was no ruling Karthmere (or otherwise) monarch in office for two years, from December 6th, 330 AC to April 16th, 332 AC. During this time, a council ruled for Thyllanor, as a law passed after Richard III's passing that no child could inherit the throne until they were six years of age - usually determined as the age that children are able to know right from wrong, and even then they rule with a regent until they are fifteen. There are laws in place to enforce an interregnum should another child inherit the throne before they are six years old, although the interregnum previously was the only one enforced in Thyllanor's history.

Other lordships may have enforced interregnums, but the Thyllanorian one is most notable. The Interregnum, while it existed, was formerly recognized as a primary branch in the Thyllanorian government.

## Reasoning for an interregnum

When Richard III Karthmere inherited the throne in 159 AC, he was barely capable of spatial reasoning or thinking logically, much less in a position to rule a kingdom, even with a regent; who, at the time, was his father, Vicken Karthmere. While Richard III was a great ruler (even, perhaps, the greatest ruler ever in Thyllanor), it was seen as arbitrary to let a child rule when he, perhaps, does not even know he is a ruler himself.
Jehon Gezim

**Custonjol Jehon Gezim** is the current reigning Custonjol of the Vraslako District Thauros, Vraslako District being the oldest inhabited area of Thauros-Proper. Ascending to Custanjol at the young age of fifteen after his father's tragic passing during a mammoth taming accident. He is a prim-and-proper man with a taste for the finer things in life and will generally not settle for anything less than above-average or excellent quality.

## Jehon Gezim

Jehon looking somberly over the Thaurosian Mountain into the city below from his palace.

## General Information

### Title(s)

Custonjol of ThaurosCustonjol of Vraslako District
King's Hand

The title of **King's Hand** was given to those who were seen as the primary advisor to the king of Andoras, while the Kingdom of Andoras still existed. A King's Hand could be made out of anyone -- there were no criteria, such as nationality or social status. However, the most frequent type of King's Hand were Andorasi noblemen who had already had experience in statehood and had made themselves known in the political circuit of the kingdom. The title was a highly desired one by most, as it guaranteed nobility and paid a hefty wage to the recipient (depending on the era of Andorasi history).

The King's Hand primary job was to assist the king in everyday matters of his reign, such as dealing with taxes and laws. He was the one to organize the king's audiences, making appointments for each and every one and receiving royal consent if one was allowed to continue on. Further along the line, the King's Hand would also have a hand in dealing with the kingdom's trade, monitoring tariffs and trading rates around Drakonius and advising the king to issue decrees to deal with these situations as necessary. If need be, he could also serve as a temporary marshal of the armies, and order the local magistrates to begin recruitment efforts in a certain part of the kingdom.

The King's Hand was not always an official title, however. Although made law by Aegor II Dragomyr in 124 AC, the role of advisor has always been a coveted one regarding the very king of Andoras himself. Some kings did not require any counsel at all to excel, while others had their Hand virtually rule for them, and the King's Hand could qualify as a viable regent if the king was incapable of performing his duties; the Hand was often overlooked, however, in favor of a family member, particularly one who was next in line to take the throne, in order to give them a taste of what managing the Kingdom of Andoras would be like when they were coronated.

As with most other titles related to direct Andorasi government, the title of King's Hand was made defunct with the Treaty of Dragonspire signed on November 3rd, 348 AC. At the time, there was no official King's Hand, as at this stage of his madness, Aegor IV Dragomyr found it folly to employ any men who could change his opinion, and insisted on following his own path -- which, as history has shown, led to his kingdom's downfall. However, Daemalor Celtheon, if he lives, would be designated the new King's Hand if Taeronys Dragomyr was to conquer Andoras.
Morsen Holdfast

Morsen Holdfast

Season(s)
2

Titles
N/A

Also known as
The Drunken Seer

Status
Alive

Age
32

Date of birth
January 2nd, 316 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Owl's Rest , Gardoria

Allegiance
Varies

Himself

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
N/A

Portrayed by
N/A

Morsen Holdfast ***(born January 2nd, 318 AC)* is an often intoxicated seer/fortune teller residing in eastern Thunder's Shore. His main claim to prominence is successfully predicting the Civil War of Andoras in 340 AC, but at the time he was quite unknown and very few, if any listened to him.**

## Early life

Morsen was born on the second of January in a peasant's cabin within Gardoria. His stayed at home and his father always tried to farm and gather what they could to survive. Into his childhood, he realized he was blessed with the ability to see the future when he dreamed. Most of the time, it came true. However, in these dreams it seemed like nonsense but over time he was able to decipher the meanings behind the dreams. Later in life he set out to tell his prophecies to the public.

## Later life

It was Morsen who dreamt the Civil War happening.

- Morsen to townsfolk about impending war.

 Sadly, most who heard his stories of dreams and war belittled, teased, and scoffed at him. Saying it were nothing more then a vivid nightmare. After the war had happened, people began to flock towards Morsen, asking for forgiveness and for him to tell more of his prophecies. Soon after he developed a following of people, he resides in Thunders Shore.
Meyron

**Meyron** is a premier city-state in southeastern Doras Edrossi, near Drakonteia and Vecys. One of the most liberal nations in the world, Meyron has been known for thousands of years for its freedom, justice, and empowerment of the populace.

Although its history of this has gone back thousands of years, it came to full prominence when they adopted the premier city-state system devised by Victor Damius -- the only such city to adopt it other than Lavos, which created it -- and fully abolished any notion of mandatory religion, allowing complete, unhindered worship of one's beliefs; even one who was godless or did not follow a religion. Considered the sister city of Lavos, also a premier city-state and well-to-do free state, the two cities have gotten along together for years, and being the only two Premier-ruled city-states only brings their bond closer.

## History

Formerly a kingdom from 203 to 252 AC, the Meyronian people were convinced to become a premier city-state after the death of their king, Leonardus Malos. Even though Lavos had recently been ravaged by the Lavosi Gang Wars, and Meyronian relations with Lavos had been hurt because of the war spilling over into their borders, Victor Damius was able to rekindle their long-standing friendship, and Meyron re-emerged as the second premier city-state.

Before that, however, Meyron had been a republic, and even earlier before that, a vassal of the Drakonian Empire. Meyron is famously known as a city-state that was originally a colony of the Drakonian Republic, and in its thousands-year history, it never once fell out of their hands until the Gladiator War and ultimately the Dragon Wars, which led to the fall of the Drakonian Empire.
Six-Day-Siege

Kingdom of Andoras

Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor
Farrowhalt Freehold

The **Six-Day-Siege** of Faercrest was the ultimate and final major battle in the Farmers' Revolution. The siege lasted from November 31st to December 5th, 330 AC; hence the name, Six-Day-Siege. The siege is notable for being the first siege to have had dragons partaking in the siege since Nerion fought for Draegon I Dragomyr during the Dragomyr invasion of Andoras.
Thyllanor

**Thyllanor** could refer to three things:

The Thyllanorian kingdom of the First and Second Eras,

Thyllanor (kingdom), or the **Kingdom of Thyllanor**, which existed from the Fifth to the Eighth Era.

or Thyllanor, as it exists today; the **Realm of Thyllanor/Titular Kingdom of Thyllanor**, as Dalan II Karthmere attempts to reinstate the kingdom following the Civil War and the dissolution of the Kingdom of Andoras.

### Other links related to Thyllanor:

Thyllanorian Interregnum, the period of time between 330 and 332 AC when there was no official ruler of Thyllanor

Thyllanorian, the native language of Thyllanor

Thyllanorian military, the armed forces of Thyllanor

Thyllanorian government, the structure of Thyllanor's government and the branches that it includes
Thaurosians

The **Thaurosians,** also known as the **Thau'ronkri (Spears of the Gods)** in their native tongue, are a ethnic group native to central Doras Edrossi. They are one of the oldest recorded peoples of the known world, due to the fact that their language, customs, and religion have not changed much over thirteen thousand years. The Drakonian people have records of the Thaurosians that date back to when the Drakonian Empire first began expanding eons prior.

## History

The first recorded evidence of the Thaurosians as a united nation and people date back to the writings of one Naeronos Tybaericus, an early Drakonian scribe and explorer of the Drakonian-Exploratii. It describes the first contact with the Thaurosians as one of great peace and friendship, unlike the normal Drakonian ways of conquering via force. Naeronos had recently discovered a shipment leaving Thauros and saw that their main exports were Tigers-Eye, Rubies, and Fire-Opals, gems of which the Drakonians coveted the most due to their semblance of fire and magma.

Due to the militaristic prowess of the Thaurosians and stubborn nature of the peoples, the Dragon-Lords instead called for a meeting with the grand-cities ruling families. The summit known as Dae Hastatus, which translate to "Spearman Taming", referring to their eventual turning of Thauros into a trade-ally and tributary. This meeting was agreed on by both sides and the Dae-Hastatus stated that the Thaurosians would act as a buffer-zone and shield against the barbaric Tegrush to the north, and trade with the Drakonians their rare jewels.

## Military and Tactics

The Thaurosian military consists of three main subdivisions, this includes the **Imirkri (Spearbrothers)**, the **Norikri (Javeliners)**, the most coveted of the Thaurosian military branches were the **Mamot'dyan (Mammoth Riders)**. Imirkri could set up shield walls in a phalanx formation and were known to rarely break formation unless to march forward. A well trained Norikri could easily throw a spear up too eight hundred feet with pinpoint accuracy due to their use of a strange tool called an Kri-Atlatl, which in the Thaurosian language means "Spear Thrower".

However, despite their prowess with spears, the Thaurosians are the only known culture to actually have tamed the Mammoth. Mammoths being the large furry pachyderms native to Northern Doras Edrossi. It is unknown as to how these spears-warriors of Thauros came to tame these multi-tonne beasts but nevertheless the Mammoth is a known weapon in their arsenal. Not only used to break armies but also as living siege weapons.
Richard Karthmere (born 290)

**Richard Karthmere** (born October 2nd, 290 AC) is a Thyllanorian member of House Karthmere who currently serves as a diplomat and emissary of Thyllanorian matters abroad, particularly in the Moonlyt Peaks, where he takes residence. He is the son of Leonel Karthmere, and grandson of Vickent Karthmere. He is distantly related to current ruler Dalan II Karthmere.
Planned Union of Freeholds

The **Planned Union of Freeholds** was a theoretical concept created by Michael Avleston in his writings, sometime in 325 AC while imprisoned due to inciting a crowd five years earlier -- he would soon be released after this message reached Veddel Markwell. He claimed that after the Farrowhalt Freehold, a government established during the 326 AC rebellion just a year later, won its independence, it would inspire other like-minded individuals to do the same as them and form a freehold of their own. Although the plan never fell through due to the rebellion being crushed and both Avleston and Veddel Markwell being executed by 331 AC, it was cited as one of the most influential pieces of government planning for democracy since Haelys, a prominent Edrossian author, vouched for it in 187 BC.

## Text

(The text is translated from a cipher that make it impossible to read without deciphering; only Veddel Markwell, Michael Avleston, and their closest allies knew how to read it.)

I am pleased to be writing to you again, after such a long hiatus (you know how ol' Gor values our privacy and rights). It brings joy to my heart to know that there is at least one other who shares my own thoughts of the world.
I write to you once more to inform you of an idea I had come up with, just three days prior to the writing of this message. It is a complex idea, perhaps; not simple, in the sense of the word, that I can explain it with difficulty, but the concept of it may be difficult to reach the final goal.
The goal is to form a union of freeholds.
You remember in our writings previously -- that we discussed the idea of forming our own freehold within Thyllanor, and acquiring the support of Lord Karthmere somewhere along the way. I assume he would be quite ubiquitous in our day-to-day operations.
As I was saying; a union of freeholds.
The idea is quite simple -- as we finish up our project to become an independent nation (whether we do it by force or by diplomacy), we attempt to inspire others to do the same.
If we succeed, and they choose to establish a freeholder government like we do, then perhaps we will join together with them, in one large group of freeholds, to plan together, to be allies with one another, and to advance each other towards a better world. While this, to be frank, is thinking ahead, I figure we ought to keep all of our thoughts on paper now and avoid arrest later. Better to not have a movement collapse before it even begins, am I right?
What do you think, Varnel?
P.S. Do you believe attempting to recruit Dalan into our fold is too far-fetched? If we asked him, would he support us?
Sincerely,

- Michael Avleston
The Crow's Call Tavern

- Edryck Lane

## Summary

The Crow's Call Tavern was the largest inn in Brand, located in the Market District just below the Hollow District and Keep. It's position made it a popular location for boozing and merriment in the city. In fact, many of the nobles from the Hollow District often left their stone walls for the tavern for the comforting or upbeat bard music or the cold drink. Some of the dedicated patrons of the Tavern include Duchess Catina Sewick, Sir Edryck Lane, Sir Venn Calyth, Saylon Hawthill, and Sir Waltir Sewick. When Toryll Lane or Merril Sewick visited the city, they would join them in their festivities, but stayed in the Hollow Keep instead of renting a room.

## Morgan Thomas

   Morgan Thomas is the proprietor and barkeep of Crow's Call, and typically was uninvolved in the merriment and splendor taking part in his tavern, indifferent so long as the coin kept coming into the business. Not to say he wasn't particularly sociable, he was more focused on keeping his business from being torn apart by rowdy customers than making conversation.

With the tavern's prosperity and success, Morgan has hired two barmaids and a bodyguard, making his job significantly easier. He spends most of his time behind the bar, feet up on the counter, filling the occasional drink when his barmaids were occupied.
Inferno Wars

The **Inferno Wars**, although called multiple wars, was one central conflict fought in southern Doras Edrossi between two city-states; Ceryne, Lavos, and the newly-formed Kingdom of Meyron, created from a faction of feudal adherents who saw no promise in the Magistrate form of government and instead opted for a king.

The war is called one of the only true three-sided wars, and only for a short time; by early 207, the sides had dwindled to two and a Cerynai-Meyronian alliance formed to fight against Lavos. The original cause of the war is uncertainly attributed to several causes, and it was unclear what the end goal of the war was at the formal declaration, how these goals changed, and what the nations had achieved at the end.
Manuel Fortwit

Manuel Fortwit

Season(s)
N/A

Titles
N/A

Also known as
N/A

Status
Deceased (Executed)

Age
Died March 8th, 333 AC (aged 39-40)

Date of birth
Late 293 AC - Early 294 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Crownsprice, Kingsland/Ember's End

Allegiance
Himself
Michael Avleston and Veddel Markwell

Religion
The Five Paragons, but possibly godless, as many con-crownists were

Family
None worth mentioning

Portrayed by
N/A

**Manuel Fortwit** (293/94 - 333 AC) was a semi-famous Kingslander con-crownist, in the entourage of Veddel Markwell and Michael Avleston during their demonstrations and travels. He is most famous for being quoted as stating, "I'd argue that little boy Dalan'll be just another rich bastard with a crown. A lot of us don't want to wait to find out." He made this statement after learning of Dalan II Karthmere's birth, discontent with the current state of affairs in Thyllanor. He had lost faith in Dalan I Karthmere guiding the revolution, and depended entirely on Markwell and Avleston to deliver them to salvation. Travelling with the Lord Paramount himself on a journey across the free territories of Andoras, he quickly began to despise the man and imagined his son to be the same way, if not worse.

Little else is known of Manuel, except that he was put on trial in 331 AC alongside Veddel Markwell and Michael Avleston, but unlike those two, he and several other men in their entourage had delayed executions until two years later, during which time they spent in an oubliette and some of the worst destitute conditions possible. Manuel, never one to be unquotable, apparently said that death was a freedom after their treatment. He was executed by hanging.
Merell Cerynai

Merell Cerynai, son of Eregio

Season(s)
TBD

Titles
N/A

Also known as
Drakus Daydreme

Status
Alive

Age
31

Date of birth
October 14th, 319 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Ceryne

Allegiance
Himself, mostly

Religion
Unknown -- presumed The Five Paragons

Family
Eregio Cerynai (father)

Mareisa (mother)

Aarigo (brother, fellow bandmember)

Portrayed by
N/A

**Merell Cerynai** *(319 AC - )* is a bard, luthier, composer, songwriter, poet, and author, born in Ceryne. He is a Lavosi-Drakonian quadroon, with the Lavosi blood coming from a recent ancestor. This is said to give him his dashing looks.

Merell is a son of a bastard, and holds equal status as his father does -- however, his captivating voice and instrument-playing has lessened the stigma against him. Merell is known for experimenting with his sound, and this is one of the reasons why he is so renowned.

## Early life: 321 - 338 AC

Little is known of Merell's early life. Any questions he's been asked about his personal life are usually asked through the persona of Drakus Daydreme, his alter ego and performing name, which has led to satirical, yet often taken-as-true results, such as a misinterpretation that Merell was actually 'a nocturnal vampire, who's been playing string since the earth was young'. His ability to weave stories about himself leave behind only bizarre memories of his passing, and from town to town everyone who recalls Drakus Daydreme can cite several impossible things about him, all differing.

- Merell Cerynai aboard the Mauve Maiden, 347 AC

It is known that he played an instrument when he was young, starting from age four; his father, Eregio, was a lute player himself, and taught Merell, thinking him to follow his example. After picking up some basic tones and chords, Merell continued to practice, often busking on the streets for money alongside his father. He earned enough to attend a local academy, and trained with a professional musician there, who taught him instruments such as the harp and harpsichord, the viola, and the piccolo.
Leyse Woodlands

The **Leyse Woodlands** is a term for roughly the southwestern half of Doras Edrossi, excluding the Drakonian Peninsula and the Zyntano Rainforest. It is a temperate region, with all four seasons -- though the summers are long and the winters brief, if snow falls at all, and diverse flora and fauna abounds. Several city-states claim land within the Woodlands's region, the most prominent being Ceryne, Lavos, and Ethryke. The Zaentovi have also had a history of invading and ambushing the Woodlands, leading to the area trading hands several times throughout history. The Zaentovi aggression led to the Wars of Woods, and much blood has been spilled on these grounds as a result. It has led to nicknames such as **The Sanguine Woods**, **The Vampire Lands**, and **The Proving Grounds**.

## Climate

   The climate is quite temperate, comparable to southern Thyllanor or Ember's End. It rains most of the year, with snow being uncommon, but temperatures can often drop low enough for it to snow during the winter months. The ground is very fertile where the forest doesn't take up the soil, making the land very desirable for farming and ranching.

## History

The Leyse Woodlands have a very bloody history; it is believed that millions of lives have been lost on its winding plains and in its densely forested regions which it is famous for. It is often said that the deaths resulting from the Drakonian conquest of the Woodlands are one of the only certain things about the Age of Legends.
Hindsight

**Hindsight** is an 11-track album and the third full-length release by Riikira. It is comprised mostly of electronic metal with digital vocals.

Many of the songs on the album are heavily inspired by both global and personal struggles experienced during the year 2020, reflected in the album title, a play on the expression "hindsight is 20/20", and the purposeful end-of-year release date. The album chronicles topics such as COVID-19, police brutality, isolation, and detainment. Other topics covered include capitalism, gender, and despression.

The album sees Riikira using a wider range of speech banks - such as a prominent use of American, and occasional use of Australian, Scottish, and Chinese - instead of her British English default. All lyrics are still English.

The final track, Driiifter, features a choir of 10 individuals:

* Amethyst 'Amy of Shadows' Trotter
* Astro

* Cacadae Sillick
* Deadcanons
* Famitory
* General Mumble
* Koa
* Sae
* Three Colors in Line
* Trashbag

The album was released on CD on Dec 8 2021. Packaged in a 6-panel "digisleeve", it comes with a poster/lyric sheet combo, a sticker, and two bonus tracks.

## Track listing

1. Hindsight
2. Confine Me
3. Rotting in Place
4. Waveshaper
5. Home?
6. Let Them Bleed
7. ... .. -. -.- .. -. --.
8. Thanks for the Cracks
9. Push It Out
10. CMYK
11. Driiifter
12. Boats (CD-only)
13. Inhuman Creation Station (Cover of CKY) (CD Only)
Maerys Trevelyn

Sir Maerys Trevelyn

Season(s)
1

Titles
Knight

Also known as
Sir Trevelyn

Status
Alive

Age
27

Date of birth
Kingsland

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Dragonspire City

Allegiance
House Dragomyr

Religion
The Dragonlord

Family
House Trevelyn

Portrayed by
Dale

## Dragonspire City

Born in the Dragonspire, his father was the spymaster for King Aeramor Dragomyr, which landed him quarters within the Dragonspire growing up. Of Drakonian descent, Maerys fits in with the Dragomyr's court well, being trained by the court's martial instructor, eventually coming to join him. After he was granted Knighthood, Maerys Trevelyn would serve in the Dragonspire as another instructor, charged with martial training for many sons of the court nobles.

## Physical Prowess

Maerys Trevelyn was a famed fighter, participating in many tournaments alongside Taeronys Dragomyr and providing a fair contest, winning a few himself. So well liked as an instructor, he was even requested by allied vassals within Andoras, most notably by Dessar Tyseth to train his son Cyrin.

## 346 AC Rebellion

Maerys fought in the field alongside Taeronys Dragomyr, Daemalor Celtheon, and the rest of their knightly retinue. His main priority was helping protect the Prince, but he had a fair share of combat and him and Daemalor would help Taeronys back to Dragonspire. He would flee with Taeronys and the rest of their knightly retinue to the Dragomyr Villa, where Taeronys would name him the Lord of the Dragonshroud, a newly formed order of Knights similar in fashion to the King's Shield dedicated to protecting the Villa and Taeronys.

## Appearance

Maerys has a typical, attractive Drakonian appearance, chin-length white hair stained with blonde and the telltale silver Drakonian eyes. During the Second Siege of Dragonspire, he gained a few notable scars including one that ran over the left side of his lips, serving to add salt to the claims of Maerys' combat prowess. His former armor also has many scratches, cuts, and dents, none of which had been repaired as the set now rests hanging from an armor dummy in his quarters. He now wears lordly Dragonshroud plate, the only difference from the normal knightly plate being a gold trim and a helmet with more regal plumage.

## Personality

Maerys is known as a just, level-headed individual that held little attention for luxury and lechery. His appearance was once a cause of insult, many claims of being a pretty-boy had infuriated the Knight, as he had failed to gain any scars in his numerous tournaments and bandit raids. After the Second Siege of Dragonspire, he was relieved to discover that he had scars along his face and his skin was no longer Drakonian and smooth, feeling it gave legitimacy to his claims as a veteran warrior.

He values martial prowess and respect, holding contempt for the lecherous and bon vivant. He is not known for chivalry or honor, but it is common knowledge that he values the code of Knights and is not one for deception.
Kingdom of Meyron

The **Kingdom of Meyron** was a nation encompassing almost all of modern-day Meyron throughout half of the third century AC, from 203 to 252 AC. It was founded just prior to the Inferno Wars and lasted throughout, only falling to a city-state status with the death of Leoandrus Foltyre Malos, its one and only king in its 49-year history.
Mumble Etc. party mix except it's 3AM and the host has work in the morning

### **Artist(s)**

General Mumble, Koa, Huge Umbrella, MUM-B1, Spica, Fiveskin, Riikira, PegasYs, Toby Fox, Spott, KaiKai Kim

### **Stream**

YouTube

**Mumble Etc. party mix except it's 3AM and the host has work in the morning** is an 18-track compilation, presented as a single track. All the tracks have been put through various filters - ducking out practically all high frequencies, merging the stereo field, and then given "small room" reverb to imitate the sound of music coming from another room or nearby house. It was mostly put together as silly YouTube filler content while other projects were being worked on.

## Track listing

1. Mumble Etc. party mix except it's 3AM and the host has work in the morning
	1. General Mumble - Dreaming, Waiting
	2. General Mumble - Bliss Out (feat. Koa)
	3. General Mumble - RD-Rezzed
	4. General Mumble - Death in the Treetops (163 ver.)
	5. Koa - To the Nines
	6. General Mumble - Spider Roll
	7. Huge Umbrella - Hot Water
	8. MUM-B1 - A Firm Whip To The Tuchus
	9. Spica - Starbaby
	10. General Mumble - Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) (feat. MUM-B1)
	11. Fiveskin - Happy Maggot Boy
	12. Riikira - Inhuman Creation Station
	13. Spica - Viva La Muerta
	14. Koa - JFJF (feat. PegasYs)
	15. Toby Fox - Spider Dance (Spica Remix)
	16. General Mumble - Ponyville Murder Party
	17. Spott x Spica - Gimme Space!!! (feat. KaiKai Kim)
	18. General Mumble x Koa (They're Up to Something, Gummy)
FEISTY FEISTY

**FEISTY FEISTY** is the seventh album by Pupae and the first to ever be released on a physical CD.

## Tracklist

1. SQAEL
2. ASS FRUITS
3. TONGUETIED
4. 0 SOK
5. BIOMASS BODYWRAP
6. ~SHOWERTIME~
7. DEVINE
8. BETWEEN THE SHEETS
9. BETWEEN THE CHEEKS
10. KTCH
11. ONA FISH
12. SITTING IN A CORNER WAITING TO BE DIGESTED
13. IN THE BELLY OF THE BEAST
14. SLUUUUURP
15. REVENGE OF THE TWIRLY TRIO
16. THE WRONG KIND OF THROAT BULGE
Thysia

Zaentovi
Andorasi

**Thysia** is a city-state on the far eastern end of Doras Edrossi. Being one

of the first-ever colonies of the early Drakonian Empire, and perhaps the first, being founded in roughly 9,800 BC, Thysia has seen a lot pass through its walls in the ten thousand years of its existence. At one point being the largest city-state in Doras Edrossi and perhaps the largest city in the world (after Drakonia, of course) from the Fourth to the Sixth Eras, as the main headquarters for slavery in the Drakonian Empire, that number quickly plummeted with the onset of the Gladiator War and later, the Dragon Wars, which nearly completely destroyed all of Thysia's existing infrastructure and caused it to shrink from nearly a million to just a measly 10,000 after 500 BC. Without slavery, the city had little income and had to rely on other measures to become even a shadow of its former self.

Ever since then, Thysia has been regrowing, and remains at a stagnant 200,000 people; and it also remains the only city-state to tolerate slavery, sticking to the traditions that made it great centuries and even now, millennia ago.
Winterborne

Level
 Location
 Inhabitants

**Winterborne** is the ancient capital of Frostfall and the ancestral home of House Stenwulf. Believed to be built during the Age of Legends, the keeps walls continue to hold up to the harsh winds of the north and stand as tall as when it was first built. The capital is situated far northeast in Frostfall among a few mountain ranges. The castle was built on top of a hill and can be spotted on the horizon quite easily when travelling. Due to its elevation and location, the castle is quite protected from siege equipment. Stenwulvian kings have often used the tactic of starving out their besiegers due to the location and natural barriers around the castle that prevent siege equipment from getting close to the walls.

Winterborne, even in its rather aged state, has a certain quaintness to it. During the summer, the snow ceases and unveils green grass and blooming vegetation. Inside the castle walls, there is an inn, barracks, training yard, merchant square, farms and the palace itself. Winterborne also contains a crypt with all the remains of Stenwulvian kings beneath it.
Sea Monsters

**Sea Monsters** are monstrous creatures encountered in the vast oceans of the world. The creatures can vary between leviathans and the infamous kraken. There have been innumerable amounts of sightings over the millennia of a variety of different creatures and even accounts of attacks upon ships. As a result of these attacks, most ships carry tools to fend off these creatures in case of an attack. Sailors far and wide speak tall tales of these monsters and warn newcomer sailors of them, however their words often fall onto dead ears to mainlanders.

## Types of Sea Monsters

As stated above, there have been many visual accounts of sea creatures however they've never been the same. There have been sightings of supposed sea serpents, giant octopus, mermaids, massive sharks and others.

WIP
Vhalax

**Vhalax** was the dragon ridden by Aeganar IV. He was a dragon of average size, with tough green scales and glowing yellow eyes. His flaming breath was bright and deadly, capable of burning hundreds of men to ashes. He was one of the many dragons owned by House Dragomárus during their reign. He was only considered middle-aged for a dragon, at around 232 years old.

## History

### Background

Vhalax went under a period of lethargy, having no need for combat use during the Daerod di Piazz. Vhalax finally began to be ridden again by Aeganar III Dragomárus, Aeramor I's father and Aeganar IV's grandfather in 277 AC, later fighting in The Mournare Nights nine years later as his first conflict in over a hundred years.

Aeganar IV Dragomyr was known to have used Vhalax to attack the fleet of Thysia in the Thysian Conflict after being presented with reports of an Andorasi fleet, bearing his father within it, being destroyed by the Thysians.

Aeganar IV managed to gain the trust of Vhalax once he began his reign and used him to guard the city of Dragonspire from attacks. He was prominent during the rebellion of 326 AC and the Sieges of Dragonspire, where in the second Siege (during The Final Spark) he had been slain by numerous ballista bolts. His skull now hangs in the hall of Dragonspire Keep.
War of Buurza

End
High Aristocracy of Thauros
Dominion of Foreign Dealings

The **War of Buurza** was a conflict between the Haajidi Caliphate and the Kingdom of Thyllanor between 149 BC and 142 BC. Often separated into two stages of conflict; the first being a defensive war on behalf of the Thyllanorians, and the second being an offensive war against the Haajidi, with an intermission in between the two conflicts.

The war started as a result of Caliph Muamar Da'Jali Tviz III, who disliked the Thyllanorians and their increasing encroachment on the peninsula; the Thaurosian Peninsula, just adjacent to the two powers, which was contested. Several other causes are cited for beginning the war; those among them are the Thyllanorians attempting to get a foothold in the Haajidi economy through unfair trading, and the expulsion and killing of Haajidi ambassadors and citizens a year earlier, who had been cited as the prime reason for the Pogrom of 150 BC in the kingdoms of Andoras. By the thousands, Haajidi people, whether they be willing citizens, refugees or fugitives, were chased out of their homes and killed, and the homes -- with all of their belongings still intact -- burnt to the ground. Generally unhappy with the state of affairs and the racism towards Haajidi people abroad, and facing riots without a certainty of a promise to exact vengeance, Muamar declared war against Thyllanor in the autumn of 149 BC.

Thyllanor, which was already well on its way towards assuming that war would be declared, had setup forward posts and forts on the eastern side of the Thaurosian Peninsula, and had petitioned Thauros for help in the war; and while an isolated nation, they gladly accepted the offer, and despite a long war, it was mostly uneventful for the allied nations and they pushed back the Haajidi all the way to their native homelands in the badlands of the far east.

The Thaurosians got the peninsula back under their control after the war ended, and Borsa (temporarily renamed Buurza while under control of the Haajidi) became once again the national focus of the Thaurosians, thanks to the Thyllanorians and their combined efforts.

After this war, the Thaurosians returned to obscurity, but kept a trade route open for the Thyllanorians as thanks for their help. As of the present, this trade route still exists. The Haajidi have yet to make attempts to move back in the near 490 years since the war drove them back. Another key subject brought up with the War of Buurza is that it was one of the first events that started a long chain of incompetent caliphs, with the chain seemingly yet to be broken over 500 years later.