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Lt. Belica

## Basic Info

### Role(s)

Midlane
Support

## Ratings

Basic Attack: 1
Ability Power: 10
Mobility: 1

Durability: 2

## Patch History

* **Early Access V0.2:**
	+ Fixed a bug where Lt Belica’s Void Drone was affecting heroes through walls

Countess ● Feng Mao ● Kallari
Fighters
Crunch ● Grux ● Khaimera ● Rampage
Frontliners
Sevarog ● Steel
Mages
The Fey ● Gadget ● Gideon ● Howitzer ● **Lt. Belica**
Rangers
Murdock ● Drongo ● Sparrow
Supports
Dekker ● Muriel ● Narbash ● Riktor
Requiem

Requiem

## Attributes

+20 Magical Power

+200 Health

+125 Base Mana Regen

+10 Heal & Shield Power

## Passive Effects

Elegy: When a Hero dies, gain a stack of Elegy, up to a maximum of 20 stacks. Each stack grants 1 magical power and 10% base mana regeneration.

Remembrance: Grant nearby Allies 1 physical power and 0.5% lifesteal per stack of Elegy.

Requiem is a Tier 3 item in Predecessor.
Rift Walkers

Rift Walkers

## Attributes

+15 Magical Power

+150 Health

+100 Base Health Regen

+100 Mana

## Passive Effects

Wealthy Pacifist: Increase Passive Gold Income by 50% and, for the first 20 minutes of the game, receive diminishing gold from excessive Minion kills.

Visionary: Gain Solstone and increase your Ward Cap from 2 to 3.

## Active Effects

Active - Rift Snatcher: Dash forward a short distance and pull all nearby Enemy Heroes towards you. Enemy Heroes pulled by Rift Snatcher take 15% increased damage for 3s - 120s CD.

Rift Walkers is a Legendary Crest in Predecessor.

## Patch History

* **Early Access V0.2:** "Wealthy Pacifist" passive changed so that the diminishing gold from minion kills falls off after 20 minutes have elapsed in the game.
Warden Crest

Warden Crest

## Attributes

+120 Health

+50 Base Health Regen

+0.2 Gold Per Second

## Passive Effects

Legendary Guardian: Your next basic attack or damaging ability against an Enemy Target will restore 30 health and grant you 25 gold. Charges generate every 30s, up to a maximum of 3, and require a nearby Allied Hero within 3000u to activate. After granting 300 gold, return to base to evolve into a Legendary Crest.

Pacifist: For the first 20 minutes of the game, receive diminishing gold from excessive Minion kills.

Oracle: Gain Solstone upon completion of Legendary Guardian.

## Builds Into

 Sanctification
 Rift Walkers
 Leafsong
 Solstone

Warden Crest is an Evolved Crest in Predecessor.

## Builds Into

 Sanctification

 Rift Walkers

 Leafsong

### Special

 Solstone - Gained from this Crest's Passive (Oracle)

## Patch History

* **Early Access V0.2:** "Pacifist" passive changed so that it falls off after 20 minutes have elapsed in the game.
Vitality Beads

## Builds Into

 Banded Emerald
 Claymore
 Violet Brooch
 Tenacious Drape
 Loch Shawl
 Stalwart Gauntlets
 Hallowed Braid
 Void Crystal
 Basilisk
 Citadel
 Frostguard
 Infernum
 Raiment of Renewal
 Tainted Guard
 Vanguardian

Vitality Beads is a Tier 1 item in Predecessor.

## Builds Into

### Tier 2

 Banded Emerald

 Claymore

 Violet Brooch

 Tenacious Drape

 Loch Shawl

 Stalwart Gauntlets

 Hallowed Braid

 Void Crystal

### Tier 3

 Basilisk

 Citadel

 Frostguard

 Infernum

 Raiment of Renewal

 Tainted Guard

 Vanguardian
Tainted Blade

Tainted Blade

## Attributes

+40 Physical Power

+200 Health

+15 Ability Haste

## Passive Effects

Blighted Strikes: Dealing physical damage to an Enemy Target reduces their Healing by 40% for 3s.

Hex: Damaging an Enemy Target affected by Blight with an ability deals an additional 20 physical damage and causes them to take 10% more damage for 3s - 1s CD.

Tainted Blade is a Tier 3 item in Predecessor.

## Patch History

* **Early Access V0.2:** "Blighted Strikes" passive changed, increasing healing reduction from 30% to 40%
Vanguardian

Vanguardian

## Attributes

+300 Health

+30 Magical Armor

+30 Tenacity

## Passive Effects

Vanguard: Receiving damage from an Enemy Hero grants you 30 physical armor and 30 magical armor for 4s. While active, damage received from Enemy Heroes refreshes the duration - 60s CD.

Guardian: Nearby Allied Heroes gain 10 physical armor and 10 magical armor.

Vanguardian is a Tier 3 item in Predecessor.
Megacosm

Megacosm

## Attributes

+70 Magical Power

+200 Mana

+20 Ability Haste

## Passive Effects

Disintegrate: Dealing damage to an Enemy Target with an ability deals 5% of their maximum health as magical damage over 3s (Max 150 over 3s against Monsters). Additional applications within the duration deal 2.5% of their maximum health as magical damage instantly (max 80 damage against Monsters) and refresh the duration.

Megacosm is a Tier 3 item in Predecessor.

## Patch History

* **Early Access V0.2:** Bug fix to "Disintegrate" passive, now properly capping the damage against Monsters.
Maye Ghint

Proprietor of The Goose and The Gander in Vendela.
Farmer Brigg Recommended that Kale find Maye at The Goose and The Gander if she ever got in trouble.

In *DragonQuest*, Kale was indeed in need of help and came to *The Goose and the Gander*. Maye and Magistrate Hyd settled the dispute between Dar, Kale, Toopka, and Henricutt Tellowmatterden
Dragons of the Valley

Dragons of the Valley is the 2nd book in the Chiril Chronicles, and covers events relating to war between Chiril and one of the neighbouring countries.

It prominently features The Grawl as one of the antagonists, with Tipper Schope, Wizard Fenworth, Bealomondore, and Prince Jayrus as the prominent protagonists.
Artross

Artross was a minor dragon in the service of Kale Allerion the Dragon Keeper. He was leader of a watch of minor dragons.

## Appearance

His hide of scales looked patchy gray and white in the sunlight but shone like the moon in dark places. A few characters have commented that a minor dragon with a hide like this looks like sloppy porridge.

## Abilities

Like Ardeo, Artross' talent as a minor dragon is to provide light.
Burner Stox

Burner Stox is one of two evil wizards working with Risto. The other is Crim Cropper, her husband. In Dragonspell, she appeared before Lee Ark, Shimeran, Dar, Kale, Leetu Bends, Brunstetter, Fenworth, Seezle, and Librettowit as an old crone. She tried to give Kale a yellowed "dragon" egg, but Kale didn't want it. Stox threw the egg and a three-headed lizard-like creature appeared, allowing Stox to make her get away. In Dragonquest, Stox disguised herself as an elegantly dressed woman of high stature. Using the name Lyll Allerion, she tried to lure Kale away but failed when the real Lyll showed up. In Dragonfire, she is gathering dragons to use against Paladin and those that follow him, using the ropma to capture and care for the creatures. She is destroyed, the dragons and ropma freed, and her plans foiled. [[Category:O'rants]
Danny Cooksey

Daniel Ray Allen Cooksey Jr. is an American actor and musician. He is best known for his roles in television shows, such as Diff'rent Strokes, The Cavanaughs, Xiaolin Showdown, and Salute Your Shorts.

## Roies:

* Jack Splicer (Xiaolin Showdown)
* Bret and Chet (The Lorax)
* Peng (Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness)
Gilda

**Gilda** is a female Meech Dragon that first appeared in DragonQuest. She is the wife of the Meech wizard Regidor and the mother of an unnamed Meech Dragon. Gilda is very prideful and wants the Meech dragon race to have superiority over all the high races.

## History

As a child, Gilda was owned by the evil wizard Risto. She led a horrible life under his command, and grew up to be a manipulative, prideful Meech dragon.

In DragonQuest, she met Regidor, with whom she talked a little. Regidor was the one who managed to bring Gilda to his point of view. However, Risto had put a spell on Gilda so she would fade and disappear into a bottle, much like a genie, if her loyalty ever wavered. Following Risto's death, Gilda started to fade, and there was no one to reverse the spell.

In DragonKnight, after talking with Paladin, Gilda accepts Wulder into her life. However, she was still dying.

In DragonFire, Gilda was reverted to her natural state with the help of Kale, her father and her minor dragons. She married Regidor.

In DragonLight, Gilda bore an egg, which she wished to present to the Meech Colony. She had grand dreams for the Meech Colony. She had imagined huge buildings miraculously hidden somewhere. However, when she reached the colony after days of hard work, she was grossly disappointed. The Meech Colony was a simple place, which made Gilda angry. After she was touched by Wulder, Gilda realized the folly of her ways. She changed for the better. She was with Toopka and Sittiponder when they were facing Mot Angra, and was swallowed by him. However, Gilda came out intact due to Wulder's grace.

## Personality

When Gilda was first introduced, she was a very unlikeable character. She was snobbish, arrogant, selfish, and very, very self-centered. She was so oblivious to others needs, she did not even notice Regidor's love for her. She was absorbed in herself and considered herself superior to all other species. She shunned the minor dragon Gymn, even though he had saved her life so many times.

When Wulder touched her, He showed her herself as others saw her. She herself for the unlikeable, horrible person she was. With this realization, her high esteem of herself was shattered. She returned a much better person.
Moonbeam Cape

A Moonbeam Cloak is a type of cloak that is made from the Moonbeam plant. It has a number of special qualities:

* When the wearer stands still in blends in with it's surroundings like a chameleon. Making the wearer well hidden, but not invisible.
* The cape contains **hollows** that are like pockets that can hold anything that can fit through the opening.
* It regulates the wearers temperature, so they do not get too hot or too cold.
* They cannot be stolen.
* Nothing can be stolen from the hollows of the cape.

1. ↑ DragonSpell - Chapter 9 - Neither Here nor There
2. ↑ DragonSpell - Chapter 16 - Finding the Trail
3. ↑ DragonQuest - Chapter 2 - The Goose and The Gander
4. ↑ DragonQuest - Chapter 15 - The Company Assembles
Rampage

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## Ratings

Basic Attack: 4
Ability Power: 4
Mobility: 3

Durability: 7

## Patch History

* **Early Access V0.2:**
	+ Fixed a bug where Rampage Boulder was permanently scaling when using Saphir Crest’s activation

Countess ● Feng Mao ● Kallari
Fighters
Crunch ● Grux ● Khaimera ● **Rampage**
Frontliners
Sevarog ● Steel
Mages
The Fey ● Gadget ● Gideon ● Howitzer ● Lt. Belica
Rangers
Murdock ● Drongo ● Sparrow
Supports
Dekker ● Muriel ● Narbash ● Riktor
Harbourmaster Mayfil

Harbormaster Mayfil runs the harbor of Ianna, keeping track of every ship that enters and leaves the port. He had heard of Bardon and how he had slayed the quiss that had attack the ship he was on. The harbormaster told them which ship would help them get to where they wanted and got them an audience with Magistrate Inkleen. However, his mind was on the threat to his harbor, as was the right course, as they were soon attacked by a number of quiss.
Donita K. Paul

Donita K. Paul is the author of the Dragonkeeper Chronicles and Dragons of Chiril series. She was born in Lawrence, Kansas and now lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

## Career

Mrs. Paul studied elementary education in college, eventually becoming a elementary-school teacher. She retired early from teaching but was soon writing at her mother's urging. She wrote a few romance novels but her mother challenged her to write somthing with more deapth. The result was the Dragonkeeper Chronicles.

## Books

The books that Mrs. Paul has written under the name of Donita K. Paul are:

### The Dragonkeeper Chronicles including:

DragonSpell

DragonQuest

DragonKnight

DragonFire

DragonLight

#### Retitled novel

According to Wikipedia, after the second printing, *The Vanishing Sculptor* is known as *The Dragons of Chiril*.

#### Books to be written in this series

Dragons of the Valley

Dragons of the Watch

The RealmWalker's Guild

## Testimony

*Note: for the full testimony, go here*

*Note #2: This is a condensed version of the testimony on the website stated above.*

Mrs. Paul believed herself to be a Christian, she grew up going to church and taught sunday school. But when she was twenty-five a man asked her if she was a Christian to which she replied a confident affirmative. But it troubled her that he had asked. So she took to leaving her bible open in the living room, turning the pages so it looked like she read it. This didn't convince him so she read enough new testament to be able to discuss questions with him. Then sometime during her attempts to convince him that she was a Christian, she got the message and became one.
Iceskorn Talons

Iceskorn Talons

## Attributes

+15 Physical Power

+150 Health

+15 Ability Haste

## Passive Effects

Creep Slayer: Deal 30 extra basic damage to Minions.

## Active Effects

Active - Glacial Colosseum: Create a dueling zone around you in a large area that remains for 15s. Yourself and Allied Heroes within the zone gain 15% increased damage and 15% bonus movement speed for 3s. Enemy Units within the zone are Slowed by 15% - 40s CD.

Iceskorn Talons is a Legendary Crest in Predecessor.
Vendela

Vendela (**vin-del'-luh**) is the capital of Amara located between the Pomandando River and the Kattaboom Mountains in the province of Wynd.

As the capital, it is the place where Paladin normally resides.

It is described as having sheer white walls, shining blue roofs, and golden domes, with many spires, steeples and turrets in a vast variety of shapes and colors. It is also described as having twisting spires, and floating spheres.

There are seven jewel colored bridges crossing the Pomandando River from the planes to the east of the city to the towering entrance to the inner city.
Bortenmiffgaten

Bortenmiffgaten is the former jailer of the jailhouse in Ianna. He is a dirty little man who would take bribes to let people see prisoners without Magistrate Inkleen's permission. When Bardon refused to bribe him, saying he was a squire to Dar, Bortenmiffgaten let Bardon and N'Rae in to see Granny Kye. He was fired for how disgusting the office smelled and looked.
Greer

Greer has cobalt blue wings and royal purple body.

Greer's rider was killed in a battle in Creemoor against Risto. He chose Bardon to be his new rider and friend, though Bardon was unsure of the Major Dragon at first. Over time, Greer and Bardon became close, teasing each other when they aren't protecting each other.
Brunstetter

Brunstetter is an Urohm warrior in the service of Paladin. His dragon companion is a white major dragon named Foremoore. In Dragonspell, Brustetter was one of the dragon riders that helped save Kale from Grawlings. He then went on a quest with Kale, Dar, Leetu Bends, Wizard Fenworth, Lee Ark, and Librettowit to hunt for the meech egg in Risto's care. In Dragonquest, He joins his former companions, along with the additions of Toopka, Regidor, and Bardon, before leaving on a different quest. He lives in Blisk with his wife and children.
Kringlen

Kringlen is an O'rant town. Kale and her companion spend winter there near the end of DragonSpell. Paladin had given Kale the choice to stay in Kriglen with Master Ornopy and his family so she could learn about her race, where quests were less likely to happen, or to go to Vendela and the Hall, where much would be required of her. She chose to go to the Hall.
Doneel

Doneels (**do'-neel**) are one of the seven High Races that were created by Wulder.

## Description

### Appearance

Doneels are a people that are described as furry with bulging eyes, thin black lips, and ears at the top and front of their skulls. A flap of skin covers a Doneel's ear and twitches, responding to the Doneel's mood. Doneels are usually small in stature, rarely over three-feet tall. Doneel's also usually dress in colourful and stylish clothing.

### Personality

Generally, Doneel are musical, enjoy wearing flamboyant clothing, and do not have a wanderlust. They were also not thought to be serious enough to be warriors. They are mostly ambassadors.

They mature slower than most of the high races, being considered younsters until they are almost a hundred.

## Known Doneel (Amara)

 Cadden Glas Dar Doxden Lo Mees Mistress Orcutt Scribe Moran Toopka
Wulder

Wulder is the all-powerful, all-knowing deity of the world containing Amara and Chiril. He created Amara and gave the Seven High Races the three Tomes that revealed his teachings. He sent Paladin as a promise to Amara. He creates the paths for everyones life, whether they believe in him or not.

> "The Tomes record His principles and some of His history. Those accounts speak of His sending His people into barren lands but providing a sweet bread served in small bites and scattered on the ground each morning. And at dusk, He caused birds to gather in the camp for the people to capture and prepare for the evening meal." -Bealomondore (Dragons of the Watch)
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He is also known as 'Wulder Aldor'

1. ↑ Dragons of the Valley - Chapter 43 - Sage Advice
Seezle

Seezle was supposed to stay and watch Leetu Bends while the emerlindian was in Risto's fortress, but left her post for some freshwater, a blanket, and food. Shimeran reprimanded her for leaving her post.

In *DragonQuest*, she rejoins Kale and the gang for a new mission: To find a second meech dragon and save Lyll Allerion.

In *DragonLight*, Seezle had brought Namee information from Holt while he was in Paladise. After rescuing Holt, Elma, and Garmey, along with over ninety others, Seezle went with Kale and Bardon to continue their quest to find the meech colony in the Northern Reach. However, along the way, Seezle and many other Kimens lost their lights and ability to run. After Mot Angra awoke and escaped his cave, the light of the Kimens and Kale's light returns, as well as the dread that filled everyone.
Ahnek

## History

Ahnek was a O'rant street urchin, living in the marketplace in Norst.

## Appearances

### DragonKnight

He was one of the multiple street urchins found by Granny Kye in the Norst marketplace. Granny Kye convinced Bardon to take the orphans with them on the quest and they all became useful. Ahnek was good use on the ship from Ianna to Annonshan but decided to stay with Bardon when he left Sir Dar's castle. For a while Ahnek was a guide to Sittiponder and the two of them were captured by Lord Ire in the underground chamber that they had discovered. Ahnek and Sittiponder were freed when the Knights were awakened and came to rescue Kale and Bardon.
Prushing

It is the capital city of Category:Trese, located north of the Odamee Channel, and is not for its fishing industry and trade with the Northern Reach. All the buildings and streets are gray, and the people reflect their surroundings as all of them are unhappy. Kale, Dar, Toopka, Bardon, Regidor, and Librettowit are sent there on their journey to find another meech dragon, Gilda, and rescue her from Risto's clutches. A surprising number of bisonbecks resides here.
Flora of Amara

Redirect to:

* Plants of Amara

## Armagot

The Armagot (**är`-muh-got)**, is the National tree of Amara with purple blue leaves in the fall. It is also known for it's Nut, the Armagotnut.

## Bentleaf Tree

Deciduous tree having long, slender, drooping branches and narrow leaves.

## Borling Tree

The Borling (**bôr'-ling**) tree has dark brown wood and a deeply furrowed nut (bornut) enclosed in a globose, aromatic husk.

## Brushwood

This is a spiny dense shrub having delicate purple flowers in the spring, and black poisonous berries in late summer.

## Cygnot Tree

The Cygnot (**si'-not**) tree is a tropical tree, growing in extremely wet ground or shallow water. The brances come out of the trunk like spokes from a wheel hub and often interlace with neighbouring trees.

## Crocodile Melon

This is chaped like a cantaloupe with hard, dark green, bumpy rind. It has a bitter taste, but is not poisonous.

## Fortaleen

The Fortaleen (**for'-tuh-leen**) is a bush with two-inch long thorns.

## Gum Tree

This is a tree with sticky leaves and yellow, rayed flower heads, the center of which may be plucked and chewed.

## Moonbeam Plant

A three to four foot plant, having large shiny leaves and round flowers resembling a full moon. The stems are fibrous and used for making cloth such as was used for Kale Allerion's Moonbeam cloak.

## Mountain Dewdrops

Small white flowers growing close to the ground in an almost moss like covering.

## Parnot

The Parnot (**par'-not**) is a green fruit like a pear.

## Pnard Potatoes

Pnard (puh-nard') potatoes are a starchy, edible tuber with a pale pink flesh.

## Razterberry

Razterberries (**ras'-ter-bâr-ee**) are small red berries that grow in clusters, somewhat like grapes, on the sides of mountains. The vines are useful for climbing.

## Rock Pine

Evergreen tree with prickly cones that are as heavy as stones.

## Trumpgrass

A tall grass that grows in a clump, making its own hillock.
Marione

Mariones are one of the High Races. They are excellent farmers and warriors. Mariones are the main inhabitants of the province of Trese. They are short and broad, usually muscle-bound instead of corpulent. They mature within 18 to 20 years but their life spans are considerably shorter than the other High Races.

## Known Marione (Amara)

 Dame Hoddack Elma Garmey Hoddack Holt Hoddack Lee Ark River Away Master Meiger Mistress Ark Mistress Meiger
Kondiganpress

Kondiganpress is an old painter who is humble, according to the meech dragons he lives near. He wears his hair, beard, and mustache in braids. He doesn't smile often. He has traveled a lot and claims that his ancestors came from the Northern Reach near Bility. When pressed, he will quicken eggs for the meech. Wulder gave him visions for him to paint and Kale's face was the last one he saw before his visions stopped. He said that his family was there to witness the exodus of the dragons and the minnekens. His family has always been painters but each generation seems to have lost some of the talent for painting as he doesn't consider his works very good. Kondiganpress is the one that painted all the murals throughout the series that had mimicked quests that Kale and her friends went on.
Taylaminkadot

Taylaminkadot is the daughter of a fisherman, but used to work for Burner Stox, who disliked saying her full name and called her Tayla. The tumanhofer maid helped Kale, Toopka, and the minor dragons escape the camp, putting her life at risk doing so. She then followed Kale and Toopka to shore and helped them cross the lake to Cam's castle, which happened to be at the center of the large body of water. She quickly fell in love with Librettowit and they became husband and wife. She moved into the Bogs, where her husband lived with Fenworth, becoming the housekeeper there and taking charge of Toopka, much to the little doneel's dismay. When Kale inherited the Bogs, Taylaminkadot and Librettowit stayed to care for the castle, library, and cooking.
Sellaran

The Sellaran bird is an enormous type of bird Pretender rode on when he was first disgraced and fled from Wulder's presence. They are extinct by the time of DragonLight as the eggs they laid rotted in their nests until they laid no more. It is indicated that they have been extinct for a long time as Bardon is unable to recognize the picture of one. The Followers used this animal as their symbol, which was one of the hints that the organization was allied with Pretender. They also claim that these birds were large and strong enough to wipe out the dragons.
Plants of Chiril

Chiril has a diverse ecosystem with a wide variety of plants and animals. Many of these plants are edible, but this page will only discuss plants as they are found in the wild. For food that has been prepared by people go to: Food of Chiril.

## Flower

* **Grassblooms:** A plant with long slender leaves growing from a bulb and producing fragile bell-shaped blooms.
* **Mumfers:** Flowers with small, densely clustered petals.
* **Pordimum:** A flower that has more petals than scents.

## Fruit

* **Boskenberry:** An edible berrylike fruit from any tree of the genus *Bosken*.
* **Parnot:** Green fruit like a pear.

## Tree

* **Bittermorn Tree:** A tree with fernlike leaves which close at the first rays of dawn and slowly reopen during the day.
* **Sacktrass Tree:** A deciduous tree with lobed leaves and fragrant fruit and bark. The fruit is bitter, but the bark is used as a pleasant addition to tea.

## Vine

* **Broot Vine:** A tropical plant with a sturdy ropelike stem.
* **Sputzall Vine:** A hardy vine with compound leaves and large purple flowers. The roots contain a nourishing medicinal starch.

## Other

* **Casting Bush:** A flowering bush with a bloom that looks like a tiny lure on the end of a leafless stem, much like a fishing rod.
The Grawl

Said to be the offspring of a Urohm woman and a marauding Grawlig, however it is also stated that 'this continent doesn't boast a Urohm population'. This would indicate that either The Grawl is either not the offspring of a Urohm, or that The Grawl was not originally from the continent of Chiril.

1. ↑ Dragons of the Valley - Chapter 24 - Bridge
2. ↑ Dragons of the Valley - Chapter 54 - Confrontation
Wulder's Tomes

Three tomes created by Wulder himself, filled with principles and guidelines.

> "The Amarans have tomes written to record things that Wulder has proclaimed. Incidences in history, too, that reveal His wisdom. But I especially appreciate the pithy sayings that put into words exactly how things work---how we think and act and speak in a general sense. And how those processes influence our circumstances." -Verrin Schope (The Dragons of Chril)
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### Quotes from the Tomes

(In addition to the quotes found in Wulder's Principles.)

> "And it was morning, and the man said, 'What will You have me do with the day as it is given?' And Wulder answered, 'Serve Me in each minute, through each encounter, through all time, this day, and into eternity.' And the man rejoiced, for he had work to do. 'Nay to the idleness that devours the soul. Wulder has Himself declared the minutes of my day to be valuable in His sight.'"
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1. ↑ DragonFire - Chapter 39 - Mordakleeps in Your Dreams
Grail

Grail is the town where Dar, Leetu Bends, Lyll, Bardon, Gilda, and Regidor have set up camp. They stopped bisonbecks from making a drop of quiss to ravage the town, and it is where they house many kimens after grawligs were sent to kill them by Pretender. It is in this town that Bardon fights off the stakes, a childhood disease that has left him weak and stiff.
Namee

Namee was present at the Wizard's Conclave in DragonFire, which consisted of all twenty-two wizards in service to Paladin, with Kale, Lyll, Kemry, Cam, Regidor, and Gilda. He was the one to present the decision made at the conclave to Paladin.
The decision was:

1. The wizards must engage the enemy to keep them from deterring the progress of the real warriors.
2. The wizards must unite the populace and solidify their purpose.
3. The dragons will be the unifying force, because who can resist the winsome creatures?
4. Kale and Kemry will be ambassadors to collect the dragons, train them, and present them as a mighty fighting force behind the people and warriors of Amara.

There would have been five, but the only thing Namee said for the fifth point was that everyone would be to wish the old Dragon Keeper, Kemry, and the new Dragon Keeper, Kale, luck on their quest.

In DragonLight, Namee holds a ball in which Kale, Bardon, Toopka, Dar, Leetu Bends, Cam, Shimeran, and Seezle all attend. There are some members of the Followers there as well, though they are not fond of celebrations and only eat bland foods. He is intrigued by them and almost let them sway him from the true teachings of Wulder. The day after the ball, he shows the wizards the new gateway that Regidor has invented, which is very handy to speak to people long distances and leave messages. Namee is a sky/sound wizard.
Fan-Fiction Basics

So you want to write some fan-fiction? Great! We need more of that around here. First, we need rules and basics. So, without further adieu... the guidelines!

## Rules and Basics

### Rules

1. If it's not said in the books it may not be said here. In short, if a curse or "bad" word isn't said in the books then, it may NOT be said here.
2. Be kind. Use uplifting words when you write a comment on someone's work. If you have nothing nice to say, better to say nothing at all.
3. Crossover stories are allowed. HOWEVER, half of the story or more must contain Dragon Keeper related.

### Basics

First time writing? Well, there's no time like the present! Just write out your story in the way it forms in your head. If you need help with grammar or basic editing, feel free to contact an admin or another user! Have fun writing!

## Story Page

Take pride in your work! Even if you aren't a Donita K. Paul level writer yet, your story is still important and needs to be out! To make your page look amazing, follow these steps:

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O'rant

O'rants are one of the seven high races. One of the seven high races, they are usually five to six feet tall. They usually have a citrus-like smell to their skin. Like Marione they mature when they are between eighteen and twenty years old.

When a female O'rant is pregnant, it is best to take them away from their standard environment???

## Known O'rant (Amara)

 Ahnek Bardon Cam Ayronn Crim Cropper Fenworth Harbourmaster Mayfil Ilex Kale Allerion Kemry Allerion Lo Oh Master Ornopy Mistress Gransford Mistress Sanci Moorp
Glaringtonover

Glaringtonover is a pessimistic tumanhofer. He helps Kale, Bardon, and Seezle rescue Holt, Elma, and Garmey from one of the Paladise villages. He and his fellow tunnel diggers rig the tunnel to not only collapse, but to blow up buildings. Fortunately, they made sure that no one would be hurt in the destruction.
Lee Ark

Lee Ark is a Marione general in the service of Paladin. In *DragonSpell*, Lee Ark was one of the dragon riders that saved Kale during a Grawlig attack. He later joined her, Dar, Leetu Bends, Brunstetter, Wizard Fenworth, and Librettowit on a quest to save a meech egg that Risto plans to use in a spell to create a new race. In *DragonQuest*, he joins the group again. Of course, Toopka, Regidor, and Bardon have been added to the questers. Instead of another egg, this time they are looking for a meech dragon under the evil wizard's influence, as well as Kale's mother, Lyll Allerion.
Riding Dragon

**Riding Dragons** are around the size of an Elephant and are used primarily by servants of Paladin as transportation. Riding Dragons do not mingle freely with the high-races, but rather have one person in particular that they share their thoughts with, and are linked to that person, even when the two are apart. They do, however, mingle freely with their own kind, and gather together in groups to talk. They also will mingle to a degree with Minor Dragons. They can also communicate freely with a Dragonkeeper. Riding dragons have varying personalities and coloration, though unlike minor dragons, their coloration does not effect their abilities.
Mindspeaker

Mindspeakers are people with the ability to hear other people's thoughts. They can also commuicate to other people by thinking what they want to say to someone into that person's mind. It only takes one mindspeaker to carry on a thought conversation, since the mindspeaker can place his/her thoughts in the other person's mind, as well as read that person's response thoughts. A person can block a mindspeaker from reading his/her thoughts. To stop a particullarly evil and powerful person, such as Risto, from reading their thoughts, a simple prayer to Wulder for protection blocks them effectively.

At The Hall it was indicated that maybe a half dozen people could mindspeak:

> "Some instructors. Grand Ebeck. Maybe a half dozen in all." - Bardon
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1. ↑ DragonQuest - Chapter 26 - Ambush
Risto

Andor Tarum Risto (commonly just called Risto) was an evil wizard who followed the Pretender. He was killed by Fenworth in Dragonquest.

He desired to use the power of a Meech dragon egg to create a new race of creatures, as Pretender had done. He later brought a female meech dragon Gilda under his influence and put a spell on her.

## Description

He and Paladin look similar. Both have dark hair, blue eyes, straight nose, strong chin, and a high forehead. Risto's features however are furrowed with stern lines. His haughty expression and cold eyes were unsettling to Kale Allerion and presumably others.

## History

Risto captured a dozen knights loyal to Paladin, including Kemry Allerion, and placed them in an enchanted sleep within Strot's castle-fortress, which he was in control of. Among the captured knights were Sir Joffa, Sir Jilles, and Sir Kemry Allerion.

Lyll Allerion considered him such a great threat she left her daughter, Kale, to be raised by a village of mariones as a slave. She hoped the anonymity would hide Kale from Risto, an effort that was successful.
Animals of Chiril

Chiril has a diverse ecosystem with a wide variety of plants and animals. Many of these animals are edible, but this page will only discuss animals as they are found in the wild. For food that has been prepared by people go to: Food of Chiril. Articles concerning Dragons, the Seven High Races, and the Seven Low Races will be found on different pages.

## Bird

* **Blinker Owl:** Small grayish owl. The bird ventures forth during the day and blinks rapidly.

## Insect

* **Banana Bug:** A long yellow centipede
* **Bubble Beetles:** An insect that gathers around running or falling water.
* **Centimonder:** An insect with a segmented body and a pair of legs on each segment. The centimonder has large mandibles and a singing bite.
* **Cranicus Albatteran:** The Cranicus albatteran has a slightly longer thorax than the Cranicus batteran. Cranicus albatteran is the Chirilian name for Fineet fineaurlais.
* **Fineet Fineaurlais:** An insect that burrows into wood.
Ellicinderpart Clarenbessipawl

Commonly going by the name Ellie, Ellicinderpart is one of the main characters in Dragons of the Watch, with Bealomondore being the other main character.

Her adventures start when her Uncle Stemikenjon and Aunt Tiffenbeth offer to take her to Ragar for the Royal Wedding and Coronation of Princess Tipper and Prince Jayrus.

She is the eldest of eight children.
DragonLight

DragonLight

## Summary

The amazing and wondrous land of Amara is recovering from years of war as well as the spiritual boredom holding the Amarans' hearts. With Kale and her father serving as dragon keepers of Paladin, the dragon population has grown by many. It's a peaceful, moving time of rebuilding. But yet there still lurks an unseen evil just beneath the surface of the relaxing countryside. As Kale and her father are busily hatching, bonding, and releasing the younger generation of dragons, the light wizard has little time to develop her skills as a wizard. Her husband, Sir Bardon -despite physical incapabilities- has become a leader and servant of Paladin. When Kale and Bardon join Regidor and Gilda on a search to find the hidden meech dragon colony, they encounter menacing forces. The world is under attack by a hidden enemy. Can they beat the peril they can't even see?
Bug

Bug is a ropma that was sent out by Burner Stox to capture dragons, one of many. When he captured five of Kale's minor dragons, Kale and her father, Kemry, captured Bug to get answers. He returned the minor dragons and told them who he was working for. He led the two wizards to the gateway they searched for, and Kale and Kemry launched a rescue of all of the dragons that Burner Stox had captured. In doing so, they also freed the ropma and bisonbecks from her command so they could return home.
DragonFire

DragonFire

## Summary

Three years of fighting have gone by since Bardon and Kale freed the knights of Paladin. Now firey dragons burn their precious and beautiful countryside because of an evil husband-and-wife duo fight for top power. The people of Amara just want to be left alone, holding onto the hope that the conflict will disappear. But Paladin is dying and Bardon and Kale -now married- must accept fateful, separate assignments to save the land. Can they stop the fight and save Amara? Kale's is assigned to a job to find, hatch, and train an army of dragons by working side-to-side with her dragon keeper father who she had never known. As the people of Amara seek escape, Kale must acquire a greater understanding of her gifts to overthrow her doubts. As the end comes closer, with friends and family in deadly danger, both Bardon and Kale must face the greatest tests yet.
Mistress Orcutt

Mistress Orcutt and her family work and live with Wizard Namee in his castle. She lets her children entertain Toopka at Namee's ball while Kale and Bardon eat and dance. After Holt, Elma, and Garmey were rescued from the nearby village of Paladise, she showed everyone to a room and gave them clothes, offering kindness to those who were weary and scared. After the children were rescued from slavery under the Followers, she mothered those whose parents were still under the Followers' thumbs. Under her care, those little ones began to heal from their gut-wrenching ordeal.
Grand Ebeck

Grand Ebeck is the High Chancellor at The Hall in Vendela.

He is described as a black emerlindian, that had lived long and gathered much wisdom.

High Chancellor Grand Ebeck is a grand emerlindian, meaning he has lived for nearly a thousand years and gained much wisdom. It was Grand Ebeck that informed Kale that she was no longer able to stay at the Hall and was to become Fenworth's apprentice, as well as sending Bardon with her to oversee her studies and inform the dean of leecents. He gave Bardon the news that he did not qualify for knighthood with brutal honesty so that Kale would soften her attitude towards Bardon because of her prejudice. He is mentioned in *Dragonknight*, serving to show that Bardon now saw that Grand Ebeck had been right in sending him away from the Hall. It is also revealed that Grand Ebeck had been entrusted with Bardon by Sir Joffa after an ambush in Wittoom, keeping the six-year-old safe until Joffa's return. When the knight did not retrieve his son, Bardon began his instruction at the Hall.
Bility

Bility is the name of the meech colony in the Northern Reach. The meech dragons that live here hold a tightly guarded secret: in a cave near the town, Mot Angra sleeps. Inside the cave are murals showing what must be done to keep the mountainous dragon asleep, and they do nothing to help the ones performing the ritual until Paladin arrives and follows them to Mot Angra's chamber. Some do not come out of the cave alive as Mot Angra eats them. It also from the cave that clouds of black fire dragons that used to be the dragon's scales emerge. The town and its inhabitants resemble those that live in the Paladise villages, though happier and more carefree. There are even children running in the streets.
Byrdschopen

Byrdschopen was built by Eldymine Byrd and Brim Schope after they were married, and at the time of Dragons of Chiril is the home of Tipper, her mother Lady Peg and two servants, the housekeeper Gladyme and the butler Lipphil.

It is described as having three stories, an attic, and a flat roof designed for entertaining. Massive stonework. One hundred seventy-six windows, with dedicated servant quarters.
Garmey

Garmey seems to not care much for his station in life. He doesn't listen to women, looks at the minor dragons in disgust, and he treats his sons as more of a bother than children. He is glad to have Bardon stay at his home but ignores Kale. When his sons have fun with the dragons in their room, he sends his wife, Elma, to deal with them, which hurts and angers her. He doesn't like that his wife can read and write, and he can't. He then belches loudly, which upsets Bardon, who takes him outside for a talk. Bardon tells Garmey that the way he treats his wife is sad. Because the farmer treats her like he does the men he hangs around with, he is teaching his sons that it is acceptable to treat women this way, and that his wife doesn't deserve respect of any kind, let alone decent courtesy. Garmey listens because he has always wanted to be a knight. However, when Bardon tells him the Followers are shams, this confuses Garmey as he has just become a Seeker. Bardon asks him to stay away from the Followers while he thinks things through. However, when Garmey agrees to go with the Followers, the group takes their two sons to someplace different than the couple, which worries them. They are among the group that Kale, Bardon, and Holt break out of one of the Paladise villages.
Master Ornopy

Master Ornopy lives in Kringlen where Ornopy Halls resides. He offers to allow Kale to stay with him like one of his daughters, her story touching his heart. However, she did not choose to stay with him.

In *Dragonknight*, he and his housekeeper, Mistress Moorp, welcome Bardon and his party as Paladin's emissaries.
Mot Angra

Mot Angra is a gigantic black dragon 200 times larger then a normal dragon. When his scales drop from his body they turn into small, poisonous black dragons that attack in swarms. He followed the other dragons and Minneken from his world to Amara through a gateway Wulder made. He was lulled to sleep and kept that way for centuries by the Meech until he woke up again in DragonLight and was finally killed by Toopka's egg.
Mistress Gransford

Mistress Gransford is an o'rant lady who is a member of the high society of Prushing. She is greedy and collects fine dishes. Kale, Dar, Bardon, Toopka, Regidor, and Librettowit encounter her and her daughters having carriage trouble and help out, letting Librettowit do most of the talk as the party of questers are working undercover.
Dander

Dander grew up in the meech colony. However, he didn't like how his fellow meeches lived, believing they should have better lives. The others were happy with their lives under Wulder, which irritated Dander even more. He left after a while, and his mother, Tulanny, didn't know what became of him. However, when a raid on Paladise, one of many, was successful, Dander was revealed to be the Voice, the leader of the Followers. Unlike other meeches in the colony, he had a harder look about him.
Port of Prushing

The Port of Prushing is just down a ways from Prushing. Boats from all over the world dock here. During the day, the markets make it look like there is a festival in town, but the air hangs heavy with treachery at night.

It is home to The Horn - a tavern in a ramshackle wooden structure. There is loud music and dancing inside every night. Minor dragons, various animals, members of the high races, and bisonbecks all gather here to unwind after a hard day's work and months at sea. There is an area behind a curtain where employees dance in short, jerky movements. There is a back room where card games are played away from the noise.
Dragons of the Watch

Dragons of the Watch is the 3rd book in the Chiril Chronicles.

It takes place primarily in Rumbard City, apart from the beginning and end of the story, and focuses on Ellicinderpart Clarenbessipawl and Graddapotmorphit Bealomondore.

The coronation and wedding of Tipper Schope and Prince Jayrus plays a minor role in the story.
Celisse

Celisse is a Riding Dragon under Kale Allerion's command.

## History

Kale rescued Celisse during the book, DragonSpell, from a squad of bisonbecks commanded to keep Celisse poisoned, until Wizard Risto came and took her away. Celisse originally lived with a family of farmers not that far away from The Bogs. One day, after returning home with the farmer and his oldest son, they found their home completely destroyed. They swept into the yard and fought a squadron of Risto's soldiers. Soon the farmer and his son had been killed, and Celisse sought refuge in a barn and struck out against all who tried to enter.

A crossbow marksman soon arrived with special arrows. The man had no trouble shooting her with a poison dart that clouded her mind and diminished her will to live. Every time Celisse felt her strength returning, the soldiers opened the barn doors, and the marksman shot her with another poison dart.

After being healed by Gymn and Kale, she instructed Kale on how to put a saddle on her, and flew out of the barn when Dar made a distraction.

It is then that Celisse gives into her hatred and anger, ignoring Kale's protests, and goes back to kill the Bisonbecks that killed her family. After this attack, Dar instructs Kale to leave her behind so that they can continue their mission. Celisse had allowed anger to rule and put Dar's life in danger to get revenge. Celisse was seen following the duo with her head lowered after Dar's speech.

## Appearance

Celisse is a gray and black dragon the size of an elephant.