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Kout

**L****ieutenant Kout** is an officer of Halfwind Citadel.

## Biography

### *The Last Archer*

Kout is among the Halfwind leaders who miss the initial rounds of the Archer's Cup, but later arrives in time for the final round.

### *Ember Falls*

On the orders of Bleston, Lieutenant Kout leads a squad to arrest Jone Wissel for stealing from Prester Kell's herb stocks. When confronted by Heather Longtreader, he displays obvious discomfort but bows to Bleston's authority. Picket Longtreader later crosses paths with him leaving an audience with Bleston; while pleased with the interview, Kout scowls upon seeing Picket. He later calls the Halfwind and Terralain army forces to order at they prepare to march to the Battle of Rockback Valley.

## Personality and traits

Though a dedicated soldier of the Cause, Kout was quick to submit to Blesotn's authority when he assumed control of Halfwind. This led him to follow the Silver Prince's commands to the letter, despite Heather's pleas for him to show mercy.
Leaping

The **L****eaping** was the first event in the history of rabbitkind. It took place when Flint and Fay left Immovable Mountain and leaped over a chasm into an unknown land. They leaped over the Seven Standing Stones.

## Information

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Lord Grant told Prince Lander that the crossing from Golden Coast to Natalia was like a new Leaping. Prince Lander said that the crossing was like Flint and Fay's, but on ships.

### *Ember Falls*

Kylen mentioned the Leaping to Picket while the latter was in a conference with Bleston. Heather noted that she and Picket had been raised to appreciate the Leaping.

Prester Kell and Sage Kins spoke of the Leaping in an assembly. They leapt Halfwind's seven standing stones, and then Prester Kell gave a speech where he told of Flint and Fay's decision, and added that every moment is a new miniature Leaping, and he will do what his ancestors did, and leap.

### *Ember's End*

Maggie Weaver noted that Harlan Seer had researched the Leaping for a long time. Missy Dreft said that, prior to the Leaping, when Flint and Fay looked across at Blue Moss Hills, they thought they saw blue moss, but after the Leaping discovered it was actually True Blue.
Hame Smith

**H****ame Smith** was the lead blacksmith of Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### Early life

At some point, Hame married, and he and his wife had a number of children. He also befriended Smalden Joveson, who eventually commissioned him to craft a special sword for Picket Longtreader.

### *Ember Rising*

When Picket came to Harbone on his way to First Warren, Lord Hewson introduced him to Hame, who expressed his honor in meeting him and noted that his wife told stories of Picket's heroics to their children. After discussing Picket's own sword and their mutual friend Smalls, the two and Hewson spoke regarding the craft lore of smiths in Natalia. This included the various theories on the origins and fate of the Stone Sword of Flint.
Memory tonic

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

**M****emory tonic** was a substance used for medicinal purposes among rabbits during the time of Whitson Mariner.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

After King Whitson was diagnosed with a degenerative medical condition that would ultimately prove fatal, Doctor Grimes prescribed the memory tonic to help ward off the ravages of the disease. Grimes also warned the king that taking more than the dose she had specified would provide no additional benefit. Furthermore, the tonic itself was, in large part, a deadly poison with the ability to kill anyone who consumed it within ten days, the last of which would be particularly horrific. As such, Grimes also gave Whitson supplies of an antidote to the tonic's negative effects, which she would have to increase if he took more of the tonic than instructed.

The nature of King Whitson's medicine was, for some time, known only to Doctor Grimes, King Whitson, and Queen Lillie. Princes Lander and Lemual Whitson later learned about the tonic when, desperate to find a means of aiding his ailing brother Grant Whitson, Lander questioned whether the tonic might not benefit him. Grimes warned strongly against it, informing both brothers of the danger of the tonic and the need for the antidote. Given the ongoing turmoil among their followers, Lemual was adamant that the secret should go no further than the royal family for fear that it might be used as a means of killing his father.

Once he had made the decision to attack Dragon Mountain, Lander asked Grimes to bring him the memory tonic, much to her alarm. After explaining his intent to use the Stone Sword of Flint to Lemual, Fleck Blackstar, Massie Burnson, and Gavin, Lander entrusted Lemual with a bottle of antidote. After making Lemual promise not to give him the bottle until or unless the starsword was hidden away in a place Lander could not enter without Lemual's aid, Lander downed a bottle of memory tonic. This, he explained, was to ensure that if he could not force himself to relinquish the legendary weapon, he would die.

At Lord Blackstar's suggestion, he took Lander back to camp while Lemual and the others buried the antidote to ensure that Lander could not take it from Lemual by force. Lander, who had been tempted to follow them and unearth it, accepted this and confessed his impulse to Fleck. Fortunately, Lander's plan proved successful, and the Battle of Dragon Mountain ended in a victory for the rabbits.
Tavern of Legends

**"Arrggh, thar seems to be somethin' missin', matey..."**
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The **Tavern of Legends** or The Pirate Legend Hideout is a secret pirate hideout that players with the reputation of **Pirate Legend** will have exclusive access to. Becoming a Pirate Legend requires the player to fully level up their reputation with the 3 trading companies in the game: the Gold Hoarders, Merchant Alliance, and the Order of Souls. In this tavern, players can see the ghosts of legendary pirates who have passed on, a pub built into a wrecked ship, their own customizable ship, and a Pirate Lord that gives legendary voyages, which are the most difficult voyages to complete.

## Description

Pirate Legends may also bring their crewmates into the Tavern of Legends, as well, regardless of rank. However, players of non-Legend status may not acquire legendary voyages, but may go on said voyages with the Legend who activates them. Players can obtain their Ghost clothing from the shopkeeper after earning enough reputation from Athena's Fortune. They are also able to purchase the legendary ship hull,sails and figurehead.

## NPCs

* Blind Bob
* Legendary Louise
* Legendary Liz
* Legendary Shopkeeper
* The Pirate Lord
Mossdraft

**M****ossdraft** was a substance only known to be found within the dragon tomb. Consisting of water running off the moss within the tomb, the draft was known for its vegetable flavor and nourishing properties.

The dragon prince used the draft to sustain Smalls after he was dropped into the tomb. Heather would continue this, and both she and Smalls continued to live on mossdraft during the remainder of their time in the tomb.
Josiah Smith

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of ***The Green Ember series***.**
- The Green Ember Wiki -

## Career information

### *The Green Ember* work

• *S. D. Smith's Green Ember LIVE*

**J****osiah Smith** is the brother of S. D. Smith.

## Biography

Josiah Smith performs with his brother in *S. D. Smith's Green Ember LIVE*.
Hanna Joveson

**Heather Joveson (sighing)**: [Yes.] Hanna is always testing the limits of my instructions.

—*Ember's End*, pg. 404

## Hanna Joveson

Hanna holds her uncle Picket Longtreader's hand.

## Book information

### Role

Minor

**P****rincess Hanna Joveson** is the young daughter of Smalden and Heather Joveson, and the sister of Maggie Joveson and others.

## Biography

### Backstory

Maggie was born in the time of the Mending.

### *Ember's End*

Hanna attended a family gathering at Helmer's Farm, though she soon led her cousin Jo Longtreader away from the others. While wandering, the pair came across a starstick made by her uncle Picket Longtreader, who then instructed them in the game of Starseek. At her mother's suggestion, Hanna allowed Jo the first throw, but Jo quickly surrendered the honor to her, as she often allowed him the first turn in various games. She later asks her uncle Picket about the origins of the game.

## Personality and traits

Hanna is a sweet child, with a particular fondness for her younger cousin Jo. She also is also somewhat cautious, as seen when she gets worried about trampling Firstflower in her games. However, Hanna's mother Heather notes that her daughter, in youthful innocence, often tries her patience.

## Family tree

 - The Royal Family of Natalia -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.

 - The Longtreader Family -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.
Mitchell

**M****itchell** is a male rabbit soldier of Halfwind Citadel.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Mitchell was among the soldiers who was caught in the attack on Halfwind Citadel, in which the rabbits were set upon by Morbin Blackhawk's wolves. One of his feet was injured during the battle, but he was among those saved by the arrival of Bleston and his army from Terralain. Mitchell later went to Halfwind's hospital, only to have his uninjured foot struck by Jone Wissel's cane. She apologized, and Heather Longtreader offered to examine it, but an irate Helmer-who was also present-intimidated Mitchell into going about his business.

Mitchell later took part in the Battle of Rockback Valley, serving as part of the advance guard who met the wolves at Jupiter's Crossing. During the retreat to Rockback Valley, he cried out in a panic, but Helmer encouraged him to keep running so that they could rendezvous with the rest of their force.

## Trivia

* The name Mitchell is of English origin, derived from the name Michael or the word michel; the latter means "big" or "large".

## References

1. ↑ http://www.behindthename.com/name/mitchell
Missy Dreft

**M****issy Dreft** was a doe apothecary living in First Warren whom Emma consulted regarding True Blue.

## Biography

### Backstory

Missy Dreft lived in First Warren for many years, spending her childhood if not her entire life there. When she was a child, she was acquainted with an ancient doe named Jone Wissel, whom she found to be terrifying. Missy grew old in First Warren, and was trapped in the city following the afterterrors, living in her apothecary shop. Eventually she became so old that she was unable to leave her bed.

### *Ember's End*

Mrs. Weaver, Jo, Prester Kell, and Picket Longtreader all accompanied Emma to visit Missy Dreft in her home in Old Town, as Emma desired to inquire about True Blue. Dreft, on her deathbed, recounted the tale of the Firstflower to them all, informing them of its discovery by Flint and Fay on the Blue Moss Hills and of its remarkable healing properties and ability to give the consumer long life. This was confirmed by the revelation that Jone Wissel, who had been ancient when she herself was a child, still lived. After recounting these details, she died silently, and was left with Prester Kell.

## Physical appearance

Missy Dreft was described as "ancient," and had a worn face. She was blind, and as such her pupils were milky-white. She spoke in a wheezing voice.

## Personality and traits

Missy Dreft, though very old, was extremely wise in medicinal remedies and in the history of Natalia. She held a great respect for the monarchy and was willing to help them in any way she could, despite being on her deathbed.

*This article has received The Green Ember of excellence.*
Pickwand

**L****ord Captain Pickwand** was one of the Lord Captains who fought alongside King Jupiter, along with Perkin One-Eye.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Pickwand was mentioned by both Whittle Longtreader and Lord Rake in their accounts of King Jupiter's reign to Heather and Picket Longtreader.

### *Ember's End*

In a discussion about the Lord Captains, Pickwand was mentioned, and it was noted that he perished after King Jupiter's death.
Jonston's Glen

**J****onston's Glen** is a glen apparently located between Cloud Mountain and Halfwind Citadel, or at least in the general area. It is mentioned after Jo Shanks and Owen report on the presence of a force of wolves under the command of Preylord Solus.

## Trivia

* The name Jonston was previously suggested as a possible name for the mining community that eventually became known as Kingston. The prior name was suggested in honor of Jon Blackstar; whether there is any connection between this and the name of Jonston's Glen is unknown.
Perkin One-Eye

**L****ord Captain Perkin One-Eye** was the son of Chancellor Perkin and the father of Perkinson. He was the best friend and counselor of King Jupiter, and fought alongside him in his many battles, including the Red Valley War.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Perkin One-Eye is mentioned by both Whittle Longtreader and Lord Rake in their accounts of King Jupiter's reign to Heather and Picket Longtreader. Rake also notes his relationship to Chancellor Perkin. Frye later comments to the two youngsters that he witnessed Perkin in action against Dell Beck's eagles.

### *Ember Falls*

Perkin's son, Perkinson, becomes a member of the Fowlers, an elite unit commanded by Perkin's fellow Lord Captain Helmer. When Picket and Perkison are discussing new member Coleden Blackstar, Perkin-and his tragic fate-are inadvertently brought up. Perkinson notes that his name brings a weight with it, but he is determined to retain it. When the Terralains betray the Cause with Perkinson's aid, Heather declares that Perkinson's action would have brought him shame in his father's eyes.

### *Ember's End*

In a discussion about the Lord Captains, Perkin is mentioned, and it is noted that he perished after King Jupiter's death.

## Trivia

* The name "Perkin" is of English origin and is derived from the Greek name "Peter," which means "stone."
Layra

**L****ayra** was the daughter of Airen and Snoden, and the twin sister of Louise.

## Biography

### Early life

Louise was born to Airen and her husband Snoden in First Warren, and never knew her uncle Helmer. Sadly, her father was later killed after the murder of King Jupiter. Layra was later taken from her mother and sister by the Black Band, and killed by Daggler himself. Her fate was later disclosed to her mother, and the incident left Airen broken with grief.

### *Ember Rising*

Louise told Picket of Layra's fate. Louise would grieve for Layra, expressing a longing for her to Picket Longtreader after the Retaking of First Warren.

## Family tree

 - Helmer's Family Tree -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.

## Trivia

* The name "Layra" is of Portuguese origin.
Sea Dog Capstan

The **Sea Dog Capstan** is a ship customization option in *Sea of Thieves*. It was added in the Shrouded Spoils update in November 2018. Capstan skins can be purchased from the Shipwright Shop located on the dock of Outposts. Capstan skins are stored in the Ship Customization Chest at the shop and can be changed from there.

## Location

The capstan is available to purchase at the Dagger Tooth Outpost and Galleon's Grave Outpost.

## How to unlock

This item can be unlocked by reaching reputation level 10 with the Order of Souls.
Kent Halmon

**K****ent Halmon** was a soldier of Halfwind Citadel, and a member of the Bracers.

## Biography

### *The Last Archer*

Kent was among the participants in the Archer's Cup, and made it to the final three along with Jo Shanks and Nate Flynn. Unfortunately, during the surprise final contest ordered by Captain Frye, Kent was injured and had to be carried off the field. As a result, Jo was invited to temporarily take his place when the Bracers traveled to Cloud Mountain for a Citadel Congress. Kent and Nate always shared a tent when the unit traveled, so Jo also bunked with Nate in Kent's absence.

## Trivia

* Given Jo's subsequent reassignment to the Fowlers, and that his posting in the Bracers was only meant to be temporary, it is likely that Kent rejoined the group after recovering from his injuries.
Picket's Sword

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of ***The Green Ember series***.**
- The Green Ember Wiki -

**P****icket's Sword** is a piece of merchandise inspired by *The Green Ember* series. It is currently for sale at S. D. Smith's online shop.

The sword is based on the one Picket Longtreader carries, as seen on the cover of *Ember Falls*.

## Official description

"**Bring #RabbitsWithSwords to your backyard** with this beautiful, wooden sword, featuring an authentic insignia from Heather and Picket’s world right on the hilt. This is a wooden replica of Picket's sword from Ember Falls! (The one on the cover.) Your kids will have a blast with this adventurous toy.

(This product ships separately, and the price includes shipping)"

## Trivia

* The sword is crafted by the SturdiGuns company.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Hendow

**H****endow**  was a slave doctor of Akolan's District Four clinic.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

When Heather Longtreader reported to the District Four clinic under order from The Commandant, she met Doctor Hendow, who examined her arm, left sprained from a fall. He decided she could still work at the clinic with her injured arm in a sling. Hendow then left to tend to his duties, and Heather saw to some of the many injured slaves waiting for treatment.

After a while, an attendant notified Heather that Doctor Hendow needed her help. Once she arrived on the scene, Hendow asked her to assist him with a patient pierced by a bricksplitter. Hendow started to clean the wound, while Heather handed him each surgical implement as he needed them. Heather started a friendly conversation with the patient, Master Mills, who called Heather "Missy", at which point Hendow bluntly corrected him, telling him to address her properly as "Doctor". Mills conceded, apologizing to Heather. Doctor Hendow later repeated his rectification. After a bit, Mills fell unconscious, but Hendow kept working until they finally finished, at which point, he stated that Mills was "past our aid," and went on to inform Mills' family of his state.

Later, Doctor Hendow met with Heather after speaking with the Mills' family; he thanked her for her help and welcomed her to the clinic, commending her skills as a doctor, which he found to be excellent. He then ordered her to go home.

### *Ember's End*

While in the Tomb of Lander's Dragons, Heather Longtreader remembered how she had helped Hendow treat Mills and other patients during her time as a doctor in Akolan.

## Personality and traits

Hendow is seen to be remarkably stoic, almost emotionless, in his interactions with Heather, although not unkind. He is courteous, but in an apathetic sort of way. He also seems to be rather concerned with propriety, as evidenced by his insistence on the title of "Doctor" over "Missy".

*This article has received The Green Ember of excellence.*
Path of Flint and Fay

The **p****ath of Flint and Fay** is a set of ancient traditions passed down among rabbits. It is practiced most prominently among the votaries of Natalia, though other rabbits also honor the path. As its name suggests, its adherents honor Flint and Fay and the other Leapers as the parents of rabbitkind.

A common gesture among followers of the path is to bid greetings or farewell to someone by touching their own ears, eyes, and mouth.
Leeyo

**L****eeyo** is a resident of Akolan and a member of the first circle of the Seventh District.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

While the members of the Seventh District meeting are voting on whether to welcome Heather Longtreader into their midst, the Tunneler calls upon Leeyo to speak. Leeyo speaks for Heather, stating that he believes she should be a part of their organization. Many others back him in this motion, and Heather is accepted.
Halvers

**Mother Saramack**: It would, sure. But time is pressing, and the Drekkers are the key. They have taken in several of the outsider clans, and most of the others have close ties to them. Carry the Drekkers, and you carry the camp.

—*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*, p. 111 |  | ”

The **H****halvers** were a clan of rabbits among Whitson Mariner's Trekkers.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Lemual Whitson named the Halvers as one of a number of "outsider" groups among the rabbits residing at Lener's Crossroads. With the ongoing difficulties of both the Dragon War and the internal difficulties in the army, he proposed that they might approach the Halvers and their fellows in an effort to strengthen ties with them. However, Mother Saramack made a point of noting that most of the groups in the Halvers' position had either joined or established close ties with the Drekkers, and that time and effort would be saved by going directly to the long-maligned band of rabbits. Lander Whitson took her counsel and was subsequently able to unite his forces, presumably including the Halvers, and lead them into the Battle of Dragon Mountain.
Pacer

**P****acer** is a buck who worked for Lord Rake as a lieutenant and later captain of the Forest Guard of Cloud Mountain.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Pacer spots Picket, Heather, Smalls and Wilfred at the entrance to the Savory Den. He does not accept their password and waits for approval from Lord Rake, despite being acquainted with Wilfred. On Rake's orders, he sends a runner for Gort and Emma. When Rake informs the newcomers of Tommy Decker's death, and Wilfred praises the loyal Kingsbuck, Pacer makes a snide comment, to the disapproval of Lord Rake.

As the newcomers are eating dinner, Kyle enters, and after speaking with them stops to confer with Pacer, who smiles during the conversation. A couple days later, Pacer is present for the calling ceremony of Gloria Folds. He assists Lord Rake by handing him a ceremonial horn, which Rake blows to signal the commencement of the ceremony.

### *The Last Archer*

Pacer leads Captain Frye and the Bracers to a tower hide in East Wood near Cloud Mountain. He also leads a small scout force on a patrol of the area, and is later seen from the tower hide by Jo Shanks, who reports the sighting to Frye.

### *Ember Falls*

Pacer and other members of the Forest Guard accompany Lord Rake to Halfwind Citadel, returning to Cloud Mountain after the Terralain army is sighted marching towards them. He later leads Heather, Perkinson, and their escort into the Savory Den prior to the Battle of Rockback Valley. Pacer also goes to the Mossy Porch with Lord Rake to uncover the blastpowder barrel guarded by Maggie Weaver. Later, when Picket objects to being appointed to lead the Cloud Mountain forces by suggesting that Pacer was the best candidate, Emma informs him that Pacer has disappeared.

### *Ember Rising*

While in an argument with Kylen, Emma learns that Pacer has supposedly been informing Kyle that Heather Longtreader and Picket Longtreader are working for Morbin Blackhawk. Emma is visibly stunned to hear of Pacer's traitorous words.

## Physical appearance

Pacer is a long, lean, brown rabbit with weary eyes and a quiet, hard voice.

## Personally and traits

Pacer was known to be a stern, serious individual, though apparently loyal to the Cause and to Lord Rake. He was among those who believed all members of the Longtreader family to be potential traitors due to Garten Longtreader's actions. He treated old acquaintance Wilfred with particular suspicion, openly remarking on his doubts as to Wilfred's trustworthiness.

## Trivia

* The name "Pacer" is of English origin and means "of Pacy, France."
Prester

**P****rester** is a title held by the male leader of a group of votaries, also known as a **master votary**.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Mother Saramack asked Hollie Grimble to speak to a votary at Lener's Crossroads, due to the prester of the time being sick.

### *Ember Falls*

Kell serves as prester of Halfwind Citadel prior to the Battle of Rockback Valley.

### *Ember's End*

Having apparently become, if he was not so previously, the prester over all the votaries in Natalia, Kell assisted in preparations for the Siege of First Warren. Following the war, his tasks included establishing the new Votive Sanctuary.

## Trivia

* The word "prester" has its origin in Vulgar Latin and is an obsolete term for a priest.
Lokken

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *THE ARCHER'S CUP* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

**Lokson**: Would he have loved seeing the lord of the place he helped build lie abed during our most desperate days?

—*The Archer's Cup*, pg. 87 |  | ”

**L****ord Lokken** was the first lord of Blackstone Citadel. He died from an illness, though not before he bore a son, Lokson, who as an adult would seek to reclaim his father's title.

## Biography

### Life and death

Lokken was part of a family that had long resided the region of Black Lake. After the fall of King Jupiter, he led the rabbits of the area in establishing Blackstone as one of the secret citadels. Among his friends and allies were Victor Blackstar of Kingston and Ronan, the latter serving as his Lead Captain. At some point, Lokken fathered Lokson, who expected to one day succeed his father.

Sadly, Lord Lokken fell victim to illness, and was unable to carry on his duties as lord of Blackstone. Ronan thus stepped in to fill the void, but Lokken eventually succumbed to his illness and perished. Due to Lokson's youth, Ronan was chosen to succeed Lokken. Unfortunately, this left Lokson deeply resentful towards his father's former right hand.

### *The Archer's Cup*

Lokken was mentioned frequently by the inhabitants of Blackstone, with Lokson seeking to reclaim his father's title. Lokson was greatly dedicated to Lokken's memory, reacting with anger when Truff referenced the decline of his father, perceiving it as an insult. Lokson also questioned how Lokken would have viewed Ronan's performance as citadel lord. Ultimately, however, Lokson gave up on his ambitions of becoming Blackstone's lord.

## Trivia

* The name Lokken is of Norwegian origin, coming from the Old Norse word "lykkja", meaning "enclosure".
Jervie

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *THE ARCHER'S CUP* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

**J****ervie** is Lord Ronan's personal chef at Blackstone Citadel.

## Biography

### Early life

Jervie was one of Chef Slimmo's pupils before he moved on to serve Lord Ronan and his family as their personal chef.

### *The Archer's Cup*

Jervie was mentioned in passing by Cheltham as he was giving Jo Shanks, Cole, and Heyna the rundown on several of Blackstone Citadel's residents. Later, during Ronan's council, Jervie served tea and cakes.

Some time later, Slimmo tranquilized Jervie, knocking him out cold, on his way through the Lord's Quadrant to abduct Elisabeth and kill Ronan.
Luthe Glazier

**L****uthe Glazier** is the creator of Lighthall and one of the few rabbits that knew about Smalden Joveson's kingship.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Luthe Glazier is mentioned when Heather and Picket Longtreader visit Lighthall.

## Skills and abilities

Luthe is a highly skilled glassworker, as he was hired to create ten windows for the location of Lighthall in Cloud Mountain.

## Trivia

* The surname "Glazier" is of Old English origin and refers to someone who works with glass. It means "glass worker."
Perkin

**Chancellor Perkin** was the father of Perkin One-Eye and grandfather of Perkinson. He was chancellor to King Walter Good of the Thirty Warrens.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

At the request of King Walter, Perkin removed the Green Ember from the Crown of Flames to present it to Jupiter Goodson. This is recounted to Heather and Picket Longtreader by Lord Rake during their Initiation.

## Trivia

* The name "Perkin" is of English origin and is derived from the Greek name "Peter," which means "stone."
Jabe

**Jabe**: Like all young bucks get hurt, in the mines.

—*Ember Rising*, pg. 120

**J****abe** was Heather Longtreader's first patient during her work at Akolan's District Four clinic.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Jabe's wounded arm was treated by Heather in the waiting room of the District Four clinic. During their brief exchange, Jabe explained that he injured his arm while working in one of Akolan's mines. Seeing Heather's shock when he told her that, despite his accident, he continued to work, Jabe informed her that he had been moved to the quarry. He and Heather's father, Whittle Longtreader, then explained to Heather that, if they didn't work, they didn't receive their rations and they starved.

## Physical appearance

Jabe was described as young, around Heather's age, as well as strong.

## Personality and traits

Jabe was a down-to-earth rabbit, very resigned to his captivity and vocation, no matter how heavy. He had a teasing sense of humor and spoke with rough grammar.
Lillie (ship)

*This article is about the ship. For the wife of Whitson Mariner, see Lillie.*

## Lillie

The Lillie, as pictured in The Black Star of Kingston.

The ***L****illie*** was one of the first three ships built by King Whitson Mariner in Natalia to sail on Ayman Lake. It was named for Queen Lillie, Whitson's wife and the mother of Prince Lander.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

*Lillie* was built after *Vanguard* along with *Natalia*, and was commanded by Captain Obbs. It sailed along with it's sister ships to the Low Bleaks nearby Ayman Lake at the future site of Kingston as part of efforts to establish a coal mine there.

It was subsequently attacked by the Lords of Prey during the Battle of Ayman Lake, and like *Natalia* was so badly damaged that it was unsalvageable.
Lala

**S****ister Lala** is a votary of Halfwind Citadel.

## Biography

### *The Last Archer*

Sister Lala was on close terms with Jo Shanks, who would make his donations for widows by passing off his coin purse to her. On one occasion, just before the Citadel Congress at Cloud Mountain, Lala noted with some surprise that Jo was contributing most of his pay, something he had done previously.

Sister Lala attempted to dissuade Jo, saying that he couldn't possibly give so much, but the smiling archer left before she could object further. Lund, who had something of a low opinion of Lala, later reported to Jo that she had been looking for him. Jo objected to Lund's name-calling, and Lund retorted by joking that perhaps Jo should ask Sister Lala to the summer mingle.
Ramnor

**L****ord Ramnor** was the lord of Halfwind Citadel. He was murdered by Perkinson during the Attack on Halfwind Citadel.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Prior to the congress, Lord Ramnor met with Lord Rake in an attempt to put Wilfred Longtreader on trial for being a Longtreader. Lord Ramnor was the one who convinced Blackstone Citadel to attend the Citadel Congress despite their hatred of the Longtreaders.

### *The Last Archer*

Lord Ramnor held a series of meeting with his captains and officers regarding the congress at Cloud Mountain. As such, he missed the first rounds of the Archer's Cup, an event first instituted by one of his grandfathers at First Warren. Later, upon arriving at Cloud Mountain, Ramnor hurried through the Savory Den to the inner tunnels.

### *The First Fowler*

**Lord Ramnor**: May our feet find the next standing stone.

—*The First Fowler*, pg. 46-47

Lord Ramnor attended a conference with Prince Smalls, along with many other captains and lords. Lord Rake mentions that he and Lord Ramnor are working together to consolidate their scouting networks. Lord Ramnor went on the mission with Smalls to bring him safely to Halfwind Citadel. Before they leave, Lord Ramnor repeats a blessing to them.

### *Ember Falls*

After Smalls' and Picket's ambush at the abandoned slave camp, Lord Ramnor no longer sanctioned any rescue attempts. He assigned Heather Longtreader to be the field medic for the Fowlers as a member of the Halfwind medical staff under Emma.

Heather found Lord Ramnor with a bloody wound in his ready room, held by Perkinson. His last words were "There... it... lies."

It was later discovered that Ramnor was murdered by Perkinson.

### *Ember Rising*

Heather recalls Lord Ramnor in Akolan, comparing the size of his ready room with that of the Seventh District council chamber.

## Personality and traits

Lord Ramnor was an old rabbit with a stately bearing. He had a love of stories and shared many of his books with Heather. He was as much of a scholar as he was a military commander.
Haldorn

**H****aldorn** was a member of the Drekkers during the Dragon War. He was renowned for his skill at Fling-a-ding.

## Biography

### Skirmish with Prince Lemual

During Prince Lander and Prince Lemual's visit to the Drekker camp, Prince Lemual was challenged by Haldorn. Lemual insisted that Lander allow him to face off against the buck, saying that the big buck had insulted King Whitson. Lander was eventually convinced to let Lemual accept the challenge. Lander asked Winnie Drekker how often rabbits were injured in Fling-a-ding, and she revealed that injuries were common but that there was less risk of injury in long-range fling-a-ding. However, she commented that Haldorn had power unlike other rabbits. She asked if Lemual had experience with a sling, which Lander denies. Winnie and Nickel Drekker chorused that there was a slight chance Haldorn would miss, as he had missed once before, many years ago.

While preparing for the contest, Haldorn grinned at Lemual, clearly sure of his coming win. Per tradition, Lemual, as the visitor, chose the contest's distance. Lemual chose the nearest possible distance, causing panic in the crowd. Haldorn set a massive stone in his sling, while Lemual did nothing to ready himself. Finally, Chief Heckle shouted 'Fight ye,' and the contest began.

Lemual took a large stone out of his pouch and threw it high above Haldorn. The crowd seemed puzzled, and many Drekkers looked up—Haldorn included. When Haldorn looked back down, Lemual was taking a second rock out of his pouch and hurling it with his hand. The rock sped toward Haldorn, and he tried to dodge, but it was too late. The stone struck Haldorn's helmet, and he stumbled back and crashed onto the ground.

Winnie hurried to a baffled Lander, telling him that there wasn't any rule about how you flung the rock, so long as the helmet dinged. Meanwhile, some of Haldorn's friends tended to him, who was out cold. Lemual's defeat of Haldorn earned King Whitson the Drekkers' support.

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*.
Lener's Crossroads

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Lener's Crossroads

Lener's Crossroads on a map of western Natalia.

## General information

### Kingdom

Thirty Warrens

**L****ener's Crossroads** is a settlement located in the eastern region of the Great Wood, north of Grimble Island and east of First Warren.

## Information

### *Prince Lander and the Dragon War*

The Trekkers set up camp at the most defensible place they could find, although it was never intended as more than a temporary home. Usually, they still called it a camp, and many called it after the scout who discovered an old crossing there. Lener Spry led the team that found the camp, so its official name was Lener's Crossroads. Lener's Crossroads was presumably less inhabited after the founding of First Warren.
Lener Spry

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Book information

### Mentioned

*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

**L****ener Spry** was a rabbit scout in the time of Whitson Mariner.

## Biography

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Lener led a team of rabbit scouts who found what would become the camp of Whitson's rabbits throughout most of the Dragon War. The settlement, which was only intended as a temporary home, was called Lener's Crossroads in memory of his role in its discovery.
Mugs

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
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This is a list of ****m**ugs** that are inspired by The Green Ember series and were officially released by S. D. Smith's online shop.

*Note: Not all of the listed merchandise may still be available for purchase.*

## Trivia

* Slimmo uses a Fight Back Mug to serve blackroot tea to Jo Shanks in *The Archer's Cup*.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
3. ↑ [3]
4. ↑ *The Archer's Cup*, pg. 52
Lalla oil

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *THE ARCHER'S CUP* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

**L****alla oil** is an oil used to invoke drowsiness.

## History

### *The Archer's Cup*

While serving Jo Shanks a mug of blackroot tea to help keep him alert, Slimmo remarks that should Jo conversely need to sleep, lalla oil would do the trick. Later, as part of his plan to abduct Elisabeth and destroy Blackstone Citadel, Slimmo uses a sedative comprised mostly of lalla oil to tranquilize everyone in the Lord's Quadrant.

## Properties

Lalla oil, made from an unknown substance, has enervating properties designed to make one feel drowsy. It is rare, and is noted by Slimmo to work quickly. It can be countered by the effects of blackroot, which has stimulative properties.
Jones Brine

**J****ones Brine** was a buck who served under King Whitson Mariner and Queen Lillie.

## Biography

### *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

When *Vanguard* was wrecked at the hands of Captain Grimble, many believed Jones Brine and others to have been killed. Later, however, they were discovered to be alive, having made it to Grimble Island.

In the midst of a battle, when Captain Grimble's sailors discovered a group of blastpowder barrels aboard the supposedly abandoned *Steadfast*, many of them abandoned ship and swam to shore.

The barrels, however, were revealed to be a hoax, and Commander Usher resolved to lead his crew back into the fight upon *Steadfast*. When Queen Lillie ordered them to surrender, Usher merely laughed. Luckily, more of Lillie's allies, including Jones Brine, arrived, forcing Grimble's supporters to remain on shore.

## Personality and traits

Though little of Jones Brine's personality is known, it can be reasoned that he was a brave and loyal buck, seeing as he willingly stood by his queen's side in the face of certain danger.

## Trivia

* The name "Jones" is of English origin and is derived from the name "John."
	+ Additionally, the surname "Brine" refers to Jones's occupation as a sailor.
Hadley

**H****adley** is a male rabbit and a slave in Akolan.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Hadley was brought to Longtreader Command for breaking curfew, and was there when Heather Longtreader was brought in after arriving in the city. Heather fell asleep and began crying out, which prompted Hadley to place his blanket over her and try to comfort her. After she awoke, he explained various aspects of the city and the Longtreader administration to her. He was somewhat panicked after learning she had been in the Lepers' District.

Despite Hadley's assurances to the contrary, Heather was taken before the Commandant. Later, she believed that Hadley had informed her father, Whittle Longtreader, of her whereabouts.

## Trivia

* The name Hadley is of English origin, and is derived from the Old English term for "heather field"; this is appropriate given his interaction with Heather in *Ember Rising*.
Highwall Wardens

The **H****ighwall Wardens** were an elite unit of the Resistance army, comprising elite soldiers from the various secret citadels. Where the Royal Warrenguard was an infantry unit, the Highwall Wardens, or **Highwallers**, consisted of archers and the crews of various war machines such as Bowstrikers and Catapults.

## History

The Warrenguard was formed in the time between the Battle for First Warren and the Siege of First Warren, the last major engagements of the War for All Natalia. Stationed atop the walls of First Warren, they drilled intensively in the time leading up to the final conflict. When the battle at last broke out, they lent some support to the Warrenguard, the Terralain army, and the forces of Blackstone Citadel as they engaged the army of Farlock. However, their attention was quickly turned towards the first wave of Preylord attackers under Falcowitson.

The Highwallers suffered grievously in the ensuing battle, with the Preylords having come equipped with shields and explosives, the latter of which they dropped upon the Highwallers' positions. However, the Wardens soon adapted themselves and begin to take a toll on their adversaries. Jo Shanks and the Pilgrim arrived after Falcowitson's death to find the Highwallers in bad straits, many having died or suffered horrific injuries. In spite of this, the Highwallers remained in place, with several coming to Jo's aid as he faced two of the Six. Afterwards, Jo sent reinforcements and medical attention up to the walls, where the Highwallers' assets had all been destroyed.

## Members

* Clay Fletcher (commander)
* Himson Forn (aid to Clay Fletcher)
* Bracers
	+ Nate Flynn (aid to Clay Fletcher)
	+ Owen
	+ Studge
* Jo Shanks
* Deever
* Dev Meeker
* Emerson

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *Ember's End*

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Owen (Trekker)

*This article is about the Trekker. For the member of the Bracers, see Owen (Bracer).*

## Association information

### Affiliations

Trekkers
•*Vanguard*

## Book information

### Appears

*The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

**M****aster Owen** was a buck sailor who served on the *Vanguard* under King Whitson Mariner.

## Biography

### *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

As the *Vanguard* sails alongside *Burnley*, Massie Burnson realizes that a heavy fog is settling. He calls for the Grimbles, Commander Tagg, and Captain Walters, but no one answers. Concerned, he sends Hayes to wake King Whitson Mariner.

Just as the king emerges, the *Vanguard* hits rock. Immediately, Whitson orders Master Owen to take a lamp and check the hold. He tells Owen that if water is seeping in to start the pumps.

## Trivia

* The name "Owen" is of Welsh and English origin. It means "well born" or "of noble birth."
Melody

Melody stands up to Morbin Blackhawk, as pictured in Ember Falls.

**M****elody** was a young doe who worked as a slave for Morbin Blackhawk. She was killed by her captor after speaking out against him.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Melody was a slave younger than Sween, and new in Morbin's palace. She objected to having to work quickly and keep their heads down, for it was 'an important day'. Melody volunteers to sew for Stitcher, but Gritch objects, as he wishes to keep an eye on the young doe. Melody claims to be betrothed to a buck whom she doesn't name, and Gritch warns her about sassing him. Gritch instructs Melody not to be a fool and to follow Sween's example of being quiet. Melody continued to look defiant, but bowed her head so Gritch could not see.

During one of Morbin Blackhawk's councils, she attacks Morbin while shouting a line from Heather's story about the Green Ember. She screams as Morbin swiftly kills her himself.

### *Ember Rising*

While at causer council meeting, Melody is mentioned briefly by Whittle Longtreader when he and Heather first meet Harmony, Melody's sister. Whittle reveals to Heather that she purposely took a job in Morbin's lair in an effort to discover more about the killing of younglings for Morbin's feasts. Harmony later reveals that Melody, her twin, was the last of her eight siblings.

## Physical appearance

Melody was described as being younger than Sween Longtreader.

## Personality and traits

Melody was brave, if somewhat foolish, and she believed strongly in speaking out for a cause she supported.

## Trivia

* The name "Melody" is of English origin and means "song."
* S. D. Smith has noted Melody as a particularly painful death for one of his characters, and feels that this led to the creation of her sister Harmony.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QapNpBnC9ek
Rangel

**R****angel** was a buck who lived on Golden Coast at the time of the invasion.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

As revealed in conversation between Wilfred and Picket Longtreader, Rangel led a crowd of rabbits in mockery of Whitson Mariner's first boat. Whitson greatly resented this, but with the aid of allies like Seddle continued to pursue his efforts to save the inhabitants of Golden Coast. It is unknown whether Rangel eventually joined Whitson's Trekkers or if some other fate befell him.
Puck

*You are right here in your story. Don't skip ahead.*
Massie Burnson, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 32
**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Book information

### Mentioned

*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

**L****ieutenant Puck** was an officer in the army of King Whitson Mariner during the Dragon War.

## Biography

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Lieutenant Puck was in command of the fifteenth company of Whitson's army. However, when the Grimble faction attacked Lener's Crossroads on the eve of a "peace summit" held on Barren Point, Puck was inexplicably absent. A small force of his company, including Riley Nocks, was led into the battle by Prince Lander. Under his leadership, and with the addition of Nickel Drekker, the small band became known as the Tricky Reds.

## Trivia

* Puck is an English name meaning "elf". It is famously associated with a character from the Shakespeare play, *A Midsummer Night's Dream*.