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Braddisten Clarke

Braddisten Clarke is a human male, born in Copperdale in the kingdom of Selathon, where he has lived all of his life. One of eight siblings, Braddisten has dedicated his life to the art of blacksmithing, and in his early twenties went on a grand pilgrimage around Engelain to learn the trade as taught by various cultures and species.

Braddisten is the oldest brother, and the second oldest child. His family members are, in order of birth: Paulette, Thomaseta, Jonathor, Theodore, Marietta, Jessalina, Stephaniel. He apprenticed under a local blacksmith to help provide for the family at a very young age, and finding himself quite a bit more skilled than the blacksmith tutoring him, soon took over most of the business and saved up enough funds to go travelling.

Crossing the globe, Braddisten learnt the art of blacksmithing from dwarf and elf, from men of all kinds, from the avians in their mountain forges to the gnomes and their grass-filled laboratories. It is even rumoured that he gained demonic tutelage, and sacrificed his left arm for this knowledge, leaving in its place an iron rod with a clamp at the end to hold metal still whilst he hammers with his right hand.

Returning to Copperdale, Braddisten was more than skilled enough to bring his family from poverty. Not caring for riches or fame, Braddisten simply worked at his trade, never finding a lover- he was simply devoted to his trade, and nought else. When his younger brother Theodore got a girl pregnant at age thirteen, Braddisten took him under as an apprentice, though Theodore was nowhere near so skilled. Still, it was this training that allowed Theodore to get a job as armourer at the Champions Guild.

Braddisten would eventually be paid to supply arms and armament to a small standing army at Last Shore, where there had been a mass-murder at the local Leprechaun's Foot. Under the wing of Karstone Greatjohn, Braddisten was dragged along on a quest which he'd not truly signed up for. When Captain Boneshackle lead a pirate coup against the army, Braddisten escaped along with Karstone and Sir Charles, and together they headed to Capital City, which had been overrun with undead and left them in need of escape once more. Eventually, Braddisten wound up at Messia, where he ran into and forged a great alliance with Oughbel Basset, to whom he promised to make a sword when the fighting was done.

Braddisten did not take part in the fight against the Dread Lord, and therefore was not brought into the Halls of Janus with the other Heroes of Messia. However, he still kept his memories when the timeline was reset, though he is not sure why, and has revealed this to no one. In the new timeline, the hagspawn Etheldredda approached the blacksmith, wishing to apprentice under him. For half a year he was her teacher, until she decided to launch a mission against her family of old.
Hagfather

The Hagfather, (it is unknown whether it is a single being or in fact a multitude- basic biological necessity suggests the former yet the folklore of the hags points to the latter,) is an ancient, supposedly-immortal being, which plays a pivotal role in the life-cycle of the hag species. Though the Hagfather is simply the male equivalent of a hag, it is revered as a god almost unanimously throughout hag culture. It is both elusive and reclusive, only being drawn out from the shadows of the world by high quantities of magic, (upon which it feasts,) and despite its bulk size is said to be impossible to track effectively.

The Hagfather resembles hags in name alone. Through ritualistic drawings recovered from sacked hag covens and rare, (and dubious,) sightings, it is clear that the Hagfather is much larger than its female counterparts, most likely on the same footing as trolls and ogres. It is grey or black skinned, hunched, and blubbered, with its head coming horizontally from its body sans neck. Its arms are small and resemble claws, whilst its legs are large and bulky to accommodate for its size.

It is unknown where the Hagfather goes when not seeking a mate or a feast, but attempts to locate it outside of a summoning by a Hagmother have been fruitless. The Hagfather survives partially, (some would argue entirely,) on the consumption of magic, and is said to be powerfully magical in and of itself, which is part of the reason why it is treated as a deity. This is how the mating ritual of the Hagfather is prompted- when a hag becomes powerful enough she undergoes a summoning ritual which gives off great waves of magic; enough to attract the Hagfather to her den. The Hagfather then drains her almost entirely of her magic, and in return gives her the ability to have children.

Given the fact that the Hagfather has little to no anatomical relation to hags, or sociological, and that there is such a great disparity in the number of male and female hags, it has been speculated that the 'Hagfather' is no true hag at all- instead it is some sort of parasite that has somehow included itself into the reproductive system of the hags. If this is truly the case, then there is no knowing what the Hagfather truly is or what its purpose is, nor what the hag race would look like should the Hagfather cease to exist.
Court of Selathon

The Court of Selathon is the ruling body of the kingdom of Selathon, and hosted within the Brigante Palace at Eboracum. Though the King of Selathon, (currently Damian I,) holds absolute authority over the region, he is also obliged to distribute the lesser administrative tasks to any aids as he sees fit, though of course he may veto their decisions if he sees fit. The Court of Selathon is therefore made up of the king, his family, and his advisers, along with any knights or lordlings wishing to have their problems be heard or curry favour, and a significant number of ambassadors from the various Free Kingdoms and beyond.

With Selathon being the largest of the Free Kingdoms and the only one where magic is freely practised, it is often seen as the powerhouse of the west, and therefore the Court of Selathon is seen as having an equal magnitude of power and influence. The court is where the internal politicking of the kingdom takes place, where relations with foreign powers and different races are cultivated, and it is also said that the court is where the various children, grand children, great grand-children and beyond of The Old King try to win various powerful people onto their side, so that they may seize power once their beloved monarch is deceased.

Members of the court:

Damian the Good, King of Selathon and Grandfather of all Nations

Queen Letitia of Selathon, consort to the king

Prince Dominic of Selathon, heir apparent to the throne

Prince Oliverios Guttsen-Alzabeth, Trigonic ambassador

Milano Florentia, Sperian ambassador

Billy Blynde, a brownie or poltergeist, and unofficial court jester
Lilies In Giverny

**Lilies In Giverny**

With her exquisite beauty,

Why do men not flock to greet her,

Or offer to wait on her hand and foot?

Do they not see the perfection laid before them,

Or are they merely a pack of blind fools?

Am I, quite possibly, the only person to fancy her?

Surely they see her crisp, clear, shockingly and strikingly deep blue ocean eyes,

And her lightly tanned, smooth skin.

Certainly they see her long strands of bronze and gold hair,

And her soft, full rose tinted lips just waiting to be kissed so delicately.

If so, then why, oh why, do they not notice her?

Am I, truly, the only being mesmerized by her elegant features and graceful movements,

Spectacular talents and flawless complexion?

Do tell me, I am not the only one to witness this beaut,

To see she could enchant cities that would wage war over her,

As Helen of Troy so did long ago in myth?

Why does she, with her fair face, only grasp my undivided attention,

Taking the breathe straight from my lungs,

And stunning me with a single glance?

Am I, honestly, the only male suitor she has?

Am I, beyond doubt, the only soul willing to see,

She is more alluring than the lilies in Giverny?

- Tronlegacy2000 (talk)
Balkar

The Balkar (also called "Night Hunters") are a group of Draggas, or alpha male wolves, who do Morgra's bidding. They are vicious and will do anything their leader asks of them (though not always without some uncertainty about it) even if it will lead them to their own death. Before, they were led by Tratto, a great Dragga who let all wolves live in peace and freedom, who then was murdered by Morgra, who fed him lies in his old age. Eventually his blessing was changed into Larka's blessing.
Mortal

In the strictest sense, a mortal is a being that is born, and therefore can die. Whilst beings such as elves are incredibly longed live and could be classed amongst the immortal, because they are not invulnerable they are often brought under the hood of mortality. In common usage, mortal simply means, "that which is not a god or beast."

Examples of mortal races:

- Human

- Elf

- Dwarf
Near-human

In the classification of non-human beings, a near-human is a species which shares enough similarities with humans that, to the untrained eye, they could pass as a human being. Near-humans tend to differ only in slight anatomical ways, such as pointed ears, differences in height, replicating only a certain age group of humanity, etc.
Darkkid14

**Darkkid14**, also known as "Allison", is a contestant from *Survivor: Japan*.

He is known for being the first ever victim of an Idol.

## Profile

**Name (Age):**

**Tribe Designation:** Raijin

**If You Could Have 3 Things on The Island What Would They Be and Why?:**

## Trivia

* Allison wasn't originally a Juror, but was Rectroactively added to the Jury after Liam's evacuation.
Goblin Fingernails

Goblin fingernails are a horn-like envelope covering the tips of a goblin's fingers. They are known to be incredibly sharp and dangerous, and can be used as a weapon in combat.

During The Final Quest, Annie Wells was set upon by goblins, where she was described as having been assaulted by goblin fingernails, which were sharp enough to wound her, whilst not inflicting any serious, long-term damage.
Adelaide Guttsen-Alzabeth née Regal

Queen Adelaide of Trigonia, known fully as Adelaide Guttsen-Alzabeth and born originally as Princess Adelaide of Selathon, is the third child and second daughter of the heir apparent to the Selathite throne, Prince Dominic, and his wife Princess Felicity, herself a member of the now dethroned Gaulean royal family. Adelaide is forty-four years of age, and married to King Honoratas II of Trigonia.

Adelaide was born the third child and second daughter, being two years younger than Prince Frederic, second in line to the throne of Selathon, one year younger than Princess Alexandra, and two years older than Prince Cameron. Adelaide became married at fourteen to the then heir apparent to the throne of Trigonia, who became the second Honoratas to become King of Trigonia, the first being his father. Adelaide first gave birth at fifteen, to a daughter by the name of Mariana.

Since then, Queen Adelaide has given birth to many more children. At sixteen she gave birth to Princess Antonella, at eighteen Princess Florencia, at nineteen her first son and heir apparent, Prince Terciero, at twenty-three her second son, Prince Oliverios, at twenty-five Princess Ximena, and finally at twenty-seven Prince Silverio.

It is known that Queen Adelaide has a passing friendship with her oldest brother Frederic, though keeps in much closer correspondence with her younger brother Cameron, and is distant with her only sister Alexandra. Her second son Oliverios is ambassador to Selathon, yet Queen Adelaide does not accompany him on his visits, instead preferring the comforts of her happy marriage.
Annwyfn

Annwyfn, also referred to as the Jewel of Tyrrus, though most commonly known as Paradise on Earth, and named in most historical text-books as the Old World, is the grand megacity that Tyrrus created in the dawn age of humanity. It was situated in Eastern Engelain, and was said to be as great as a country- with some imagining it to be as large as the Seven States themselves, (many believe the natural divides between the Seven States showed distinct boroughs within the megacity.)

Annwyfyn was undoubtedly the greatest city to ever be built in Engelain, only the crystalline structures of the onocentaurs ever coming close to recapturing the splendour of mankind's original masterpiece. It is said that Tyrrus taught architecture, agriculture and magical alteration to humanity so that they could, united, build the greatest structure to ever be raised. Some believe that the true giants and the Engelite dwarves also aided in this labour, though for the most part they are assumed to have helped shape Engelain, whilst Annwyfyn itself was crafted by humanity alone- its greatest accomplishment.

In the days of Annwyfyn, Tyrrus would walk among man, and presumably so would the other gods- Fiara and Ciera, and their lesser sisters. It is unknown for how long the city existed, (some suggest countless millennia, or as long an Age as there has been since its fall to present day,) but it is known that it met its end twelve thousand years ago. The height of culture, art, charity, science and peace, Annwyfyn was the gem of the earth.

The paradise city of Annwyfyn would however fall, some time after the birth of Soahc, (again, the timescale between Soahc's birth and his war with Tyrrus is unknown and varies wildly from account to account.) Growing to hate the works of his father, Soahc waged a war against Tyrrus, a grand war which ended in the destruction of Annwyfyn and the death of countless millions.

The destruction of Annwyfyn is often considered the greatest loss the planet has ever faced. As a precursor culture, it is near universally regarded as the peak of humanity, and the great grace to which all kingdoms should aspire to attain once again. No labour has ever been taken since to rebuild Annwyfyn- some think such a task is impossible. It is believed the splendour of Annwyfyn was recreated, or might even in fact have been bettered, in the founding of Heaven- a paradise land completely out of the Demigod of Chaos's reach.
Federico Ricardo

Monsieur Federico Ricardo is a human male, born roughly ten years prior to the Gaulean revolution. He is best known for founding the Champions Guild, a prestigious organisation of some of the greatest heroes in Engelain. He is a self-proclaimed master fencer, though no one has ever seemed to have seen him fight. Federico iconically wears nothing but blue, and has a twirly moustache that people often think is foolish. He has a somewhat tarnished reputation as a greedy man always on the look-out to make a quick profit.

When it became apparent that the elder demon Azul had been summoned within Copperdale, Monsieur Federico sent word out to his various Guild members to return to the village, and in the meanwhile put out a call to all local residents for aid. The mute musician Siera Nilifen, who had been playing in the Guild parlour for some months now, came to the call, along with the girl Annie Wells and her priestly helper Abraxus Richardson, veteran Guild member Joric Ironfist, the halfdemon Kuro, mage's apprentice Zeddicus Spector and the drunken elf, Usimiel.

Monsieur Federico devised a plan to contain Azul- one group would head southwards to make sure a demon could not escape via the river Elopa that ran through Copperdale, another was sent to the village hall to make sure the mayor was protected, whilst a third group would be lead to where the summoning had taken place for clues. Monsieur Federico graciously volunteered to stay behind, in case any new information should arise.

The plan was unsuccessful however, and soon Azul came to the Champions Guild itself, using the magical lectern on the first floor to summon a many-handed demon, which fought against Kalsha Even'star, a valkyrie and daughter of renowned hero Br'nard Even'star. The Guild building was destroyed, much to Monsieur Federico's misery. The rest of the defence against Azul went on without his input, though he certainly took the credit for the inevitable victory against the demon.

Left without a guild, and more importantly, not able to claim house insurance due to his insurer having been killed in the chaos, Monsieur Federico was drinking his woes away when he was met by Etheldredda, who convinced him to help her recruit members for a mission to slay the hags of Myrkviðr. Monsieur Federico accompanied the group to Hamstead, bravely offering to defend Judy against a river troll which appeared in their path whilst refusing to move forward to meet it, and when they were in Hamstead acquired for them a Bed & Breakfast, before leaving the group- for Monsieur Federico is not of the adventuring kind.
Imp

An Imp is a demon of considerably small stature and power. They hail from the Demonic Halls, and interact with Engelain through the use of summoning circles. It is unknown if imps are simply very weak demons, as gnomes are very weak humans, or if they are the child-form of demons. They tend to be of a height with gnomes, crafty, with middling to high intelligence, (putting them ahead of most demons, which tend to have an animalistic mindset.) Imps can come with or without wings, and have other variations, though whether they are evolved traits, personal attributes or something forced upon them by the dictation of the summoner is a matter for demonologists to contemplate.

Imps are generally the first type of demon a fledgling demonologist will summon, before going onto greater tasks. Due to their weak magical ability, imps are often bound to old tombs as the magic can keep them locked there for many centuries after the death of the caster. Many imps have the ability of teleporting over short distances, and in this capacity can be used as infiltration units. Given their weak wills, it is easy for one to summon many imps and bind them to one's will- the use of imps as swarms in battlefields has been well-recorded, though of course practising such dark arts is greatly frowned upon by most modern cultures, regardless of what enemy threat they face.
True Giant

The True Giants are mythic creatures featuring in the creation myth of Engelain. It is said that when Tyrrus first set foot on the planet, and was deciding upon his chosen people, he first created the giants, but decided they were improperly made and so they fell out of favour, with humanity being those chosen to take up the brunt of the work of creating Annwyfn, paradise on earth.

The true giants are sometimes attributed to having helped shape the landscape of Engelain, though most common religious texts says this task was undertaken by Tyrrus- pagan worship of the true giants as deities has persisted throughout the ages, wherein the giants used earth-bound magic chambers called Godforges to bend the world to their will.

True giants went extinct millennia ago- this genocide is most often attributed to Soahc the Deceiver in his original war against his father. Although giants still live today, in the cold climates of the isle of Haydrea, they are not so large as the giants described in ancient texts, and hence not referred to as 'true giants'. It is supposed that the giants of today are descended from the true giants, as are the likes of trolls, ogres and other beasts, and that they grew lesser in the same way as humanity grew lesser with the loss of Annwyfn. Others believe that there were never true giants at all, and that this separate distinction arose from the embellished stories of giants of the past, mixed with fables and half-truths to make them appear greater than the giants as we know them today.
Timruviel Flayvirion

Timruviel Flayvirion is a male elf of indeterminate age, who has gained great infamy throughout Engelain for his various malpractices. Having been exiled from the elven forests of the east for some unknown reason- for which he holds a deep resentment towards all of elvenkind, Timruviel has spent the intermittent centuries undertaking whatever acts of villainy and illegality that have caught his fancy, making sure never to operate on too grand a scale as to warrant his elimination, forever lingering on the periphery of human criminality.

Along his list of misdeeds it is known that Timruviel has headed various bandit contingencies, lead revolutionary factions within Speria, became a pirate king in the south of Western Engelain for many decades, aided in the secession of the Free Kingdoms against the Tyrannian Empire, galvanised dwarven cultists to seek reparations from the avians through acts of violence, trafficked drugs across the continent and founded various crime syndicates, to name but a few of his transgressions. Though affluent and personally wealthy, it would appear that Timruviel does not undergo a life of crime purely for the sake of acquiring coin via illicit means, but rather that he simply revels in the act of performing unlawful actions. Equal parts mercenary, bounty hunter and assassin, Timruviel will lend himself to any campaign that he feels will keep his interests for long enough a time.
Og

Og is the name given to the unified pseudo-nation of the western ogre clans in the ogre hills. Og is a nation run entirely by ogres- a feat that some thought impossible. Though only very recently coming into existence, Og is already presenting a dangerous precedent for Engelain- the ogres of Og are wielding weapons and forging armour far beyond their natural capabilities. Besides, the very fact that the ogre clans could unite is remarkable in and of itself. It is a known fact that the ogre shamans will accept no other shamans in their midst- It appears that the solution is that the ogre shamans have poured all of their power into a different entity, so that all of the shamans are equal, and are instead lead by a creature they call the Big Fat.

The nation of Og, the capital of which is the Great City of Og, is currently at war with its rival nation of Ogrin, to the east. The citizens of Og believe Ogrin's use of magic is heretical. There are many outside forces flocking to Og in order to influence events- an ambassador has been sent from the Tyrannian Empire, the corsair captain Ryle Emeraldian is there to reignite a slave-trade deal, and the mercenary Timruviel Flayvirion's end goal is uncertain.
Free Kingdoms

The Free Kingdoms of Engelain is the name given to the thirteen states which exist within Western Engelain. The name derives from the war of secession waged by the High King, Dwail Shadowfoot, against the Tyrannian Empire, when the various colonies and suppressed peoples that once fell under the Empire's control rebelled against Tywrought. At the time of this rebellion, the number of kingdoms that were recognized as independent nations aligned under the High King was seventeen- since then the number has grown and shrunk, though for the last century or so has remained stable at thirteen. The Free Kingdoms have all outlawed slavery, and will put aside their crowns to elect a High King when faced with external invasion, but are otherwise divided and prone to warring with one another.

(Note that although called the Free Kingdoms, some countries such as Gaules have moved away from the monarchal system altogether.)

The Thirteen States which form the Free Kingdoms of Engelain are, in no particular order:

The Kingdom of Selathon

The Republic of Gaules

The Kingdom of Trigonia

The Queendom of Rigdon

The Kingdom of Ricklanding

The Co-Principality of Speria

The Heptarchy of the Dukedom

The Holy Sovereignty of Engelain

The Democratic Monarchy of Y'Tunn
Hag Den

A hag den is a small cluster of hags, wherein no one hag holds superiority over the other. This is generally represented by not having the presence of a hagmother, though often this extends to none of the hags ever producing hagspawn. Whether this is due to mutual fear of such hagspawn being used to assassinate one another, or simply that in smaller numbers the hags are not inconspicuous enough to get away with the raising and rearing of hagspawn children.

Hag dens tend to form when one or more hags decide to leave the hag coven within which they were born, (a hag coven is defined in hag culture as a group wherein a hagmother is present,) in order to become their own rulers or else to flee persecution from other members of the group. As such, hag dens are usually a small group of sisters, though presumably a hag den formed of non-related hags is possible- though yet to be observed.

A hag den was most recently formed by Cold Ethyl and three of her sisters, when they left their mother's coven in Myrkviðr. The reasons for this split are unknown, but it is not a hag den in a conventional sense for they have refused to settle in a new area as of yet, instead joining Soahc the Deceiver on some form of sinister plot.
Salix Dynasty

The Salix Dynasty is the name given by historians to the line of petty-kings that ruled over the city of Salix. The Salix Dynasty was of dwarven blood- speculated to be descended from the first dwarves to be released from the Eyr Mounts, though there are some that believe the Salix Dynasty are descendants of the very first dwarven kings. The Salix Dynasty existed in the most north-westerly point of Engelain, where they presumably fought numerous battles with the Westerelfs of that region.

The most famous member of the Salix Dynasty was their final, Arboretum, who drove the Westerelfs out of Engelain and founded the kingdom of Entinium. His death is the cause of much speculation, and with it was the death of the dynasty.
Unitaur

The unitaur is a fabled being originating from centaur culture, an alleged quasi-deity sent by the Great Stallion to unite the one thousand and one centaur clans. The differentiation between centaur and unitaur is simple, for whilst a centaur is the combination of man and horse, the unitaur is the combination of man and unicorn. There have supposedly been several unitaurs to appear throughout history, each a reincarnation of the last, sent out to perform some form of divine duty. Many different intervals are given for the time between reincarnations, every five hundred years, one thousand, one thousand and one, five thousand, etc. It seems that if such a being truly exists, its appearances are random.

In centaur mythology, the unitaur seems to fill the role of child to the Great Stallion, though whether this is a literal child sent from the heavens or a spiritual child born to centaur parents is disputed. Though allegedly mortal, the unitaur is treated with such reverence that all of the stallions of the Great Plains would willingly bend their knees to the service of the unitaur, (and the knees of centaurs do not bend easily.) It is suggested that the last unitaur to have existed was at the time of the collapse of the Casurillion Empire, and lead to the centaurs taking almost the entirety of the Great Plains as their dominion.

The unitaur has magical powers, but this is not frowned upon like magic usually is with centaurs, for they are a gift from the divine.
Big Bertha

Bethadette, known commonly by the name *Big Bertha*, is a human adventuress born in Ricklanding, during the 36th year of King Damian's reign. She is the child of a sailor and a barmaid, named Pat and Brenda, and is eight years the elder of her sister, Bessie-Anne.

At age sixteen, Berthadette became enthralled with a passing sailor, an immortal from a distant land. She lost her virginity to him, only to find the next day that the rascal had disappeared, and had only used her for her body. This triggered a deep rage in Berthadette, one that she has never since quenched. She began to comfort eat, and swore to train until the day that she could slay even an immortal being. Through this transformation she became what she is known as today: Big Bertha, six feet in height and six feet in width.

Her weight is impressive, but even more impressive is how skillful an adventurer she remains despite the physical limitations clearly being imposed on her body. Big Bertha was one of the adventurers held captive beneath the Castle of Saints when Messia was overtaken by the Dread Lord, and was freed by Annie Wells. Inside the Messian branch of the Leprechaun's Foot, she battled her younger sister Bessie, for Bertha wished to kill the immortal and Bessie wished to lay with him. However, this timeline was erased by Janus, and Big Bertha remembers none of it.

Big Bertha was later called to Copperdale by Monsieur Federico in order to deal with the Azul crisis, as she was a member of the Champions Guild for dealing with The Mist epidemic, (where she met and worked alongside the mercenary captain John Black.) There, she was compelled by the voice of the sealed Ubaid, given a vision of a bountiful harvest, and so broke into the Museum of Magical Artefacts and freed Ubaid from the sarcophagus he was bound within. Big Bertha witnessed the demon Azulibur open a portal using the museum to summon a demon of great power, only for the demon to itself be captured by Soahc.

The demon crisis resolving itself without Big Bertha's intervention, she then carried on with her adventuring career, eventually ending up in the ogre hills and siding with the ogres of Ogrin. The ogres gave her the name of the White Shaman.

Big Bertha is known to the dwarves as Skinbeard.
Brenda Birdsong

Brenda, known most commonly by her stage-name of Brenda Birdsong, was an up-and-coming songstress in the kingdom of Selathon, born during the 1st year of King Damian's reign. Though a commoner, her talents were well regarded, aided somewhat by her striking beauty, and she travelled the various counties and country lanes of Selathon until eventually she was invited to perform at the Court of Selathon itself. She became a regular member of the court when she was nineteen, and it was around this time that Prince Dominic, eldest of King Damian's children and heir apparent to the throne, fell for her charms.

It is not entirely confirmed that the two did have an affair, but the facts certainly point in that direction. The prince himself was twenty and was expecting his first child with his wife. Brenda Birdsong left before a scandal could emerge; it is presumed that King Damian himself had some involvement in the disappearance of Brenda, perhaps paying her off to move far, far away from the kingdom.

Brenda Birdsong eventually settled in the coastal regions of Ricklanding. There she had a child, a daughter also by the name of Brenda. News of this child inevitably travelled back to the Court of Selathon, where the daughter was presumed to be a child of Prince Dominic and was referred to as Brenda the Bastard. However, given the distance any information needed to travel to get back to the eager ears of the Selathites, interest in this potential illegitimate child waned, and Brenda Birdsong herself was soon forgotten.

Brenda Birdsong eventually ended up drinking herself to an early grave- the romantics and the poets of the world like to believe it was death by heartbreak, for longing of her one true love: the crown prince.
Dwail Shadowfoot

Dwail, more commonly known to the people of modern Engelain as Dwail Shadowfoot, was a human male and Legatus Praetor in the Tyrannian Empire, overseeing the colonies and plantations of Rigdon. When later tasked with the elimination of a bandit lord that had seized the Eboracum Minster, Dwail instead decided to abandon his routes in Tywrought and declared himself High King of the West, leading a revolt against the Empirical rulers of the region and galvanising the oppressed natives, which lead to the storming of Speria and the eventual secession of Westen Engelain from Messian rule, which lead to the formal proclamation of the Free Kingdoms of Engelain at the first kings moot.

As the quintessential founder of the Free Kingdoms, Dwail Shadowfoot is renowned as a hero of the highest calibre, though of course is vilified to this day within the Tyrannian Empire. As is to be expected, the formation of the Church of Engelain is often accredited to the High King, and it was indeed decided at the kings moot- though there is conflicting accounts about whether Dwail was a key proponent in its formation, or was against the motion entirely. Some believe that his spending his twilight years in Speria, where worship of the Tyrannian Church in secret was still writhe, might be an indicator that although wishing to free himself of the shackles of the Empire, Dwail was unwilling to leave the teachings of the Church.

Dwail Shadowfoot died relatively young and without heirs, having surrendered his position of high king after the war and having elevated a local hero of Rigdon to rule over it in his stead; knowing that as an outsider he had as much right as the Empire itself to take any throne.
Southern Engelain

Southern Engelain is the name given to the landmass which stretches out southwards into the ocean, roughly midways across the continent. For nearly the past two millennia, Southern Engelain has been under the jurisdiction of the Tyrannian Empire, and so the term has recently been supplanted by Tywrought, the country which stretches across near-enough the entirety of Southern Engelain.

Southern Engelain is bordered to the south, east and west by water- though by sailing east one would inevitably arrive in Eastern Engelain. Southern Engelain is inhabited primarily by humans, though there are plenty of nymphs, and the oceans surrounding Southern Engelain are known to host mermaids, sirens and kelpies. Any islands that exist along the southern shoreline of Engelain are often regarded as a part of Southern Engelain, regardless of how distant it might be from the central landmass itself.
Chiron

Chiron is a title given to the wisest centaur in any given centaur herd. It translates roughly to adviser, and it is the role of the chiron to council the stallion in matters of faith, prophecy, law and order. The chiron is the only member of the centaur herd allowed to outwardly practise magic other than the respected astrology, which is a great honour for the centaurs are naturally adverse to magic. Chirons are generally physically weak, and also somewhat loathed for their blatant use of magic, and therefore are in need of the constant protection of the stallion in order to remain safe and whole.

A good chiron councils their stallion well, or else the stallion may wish to appoint a new chiron- and such an act can only happen with the old chiron slain. Similarly however, a stallion must do their duty to the chiron, or else the chiron may favour a new candidate for stallion, and aid in the upheaval of the old. A strong herd has the perfect symbiosis between stallion and chiron, and together they search to improve their standing in the world and keep their denizens happy.
High King of the West

The High King of the West, known also as the Leader of the Free Kingdoms but generally referred to simply as the High King, is a martial post invented and first held by the Legatus Praetor Dwail of Rigdon, known to the people of Engelain today simply as Dwail Shadowfoot. The title was originally created as an opposition to the Emperor in Messia, when the secessionist war of Westen Engelain against the might of the Tyrannian Empire was first launched. Since then the title has been worn only two more times, and in all three occasions this was in order to fight back against the Empire.

The title of High King can, in theory, be given at any time, though in practise the High King is only elected when war is declared with the Tyrannian Empire and hasn't been used in hundreds of years. Whilst Dwail Shadowfoot was self-crowned, and legitimacy later given by those who came under his banner, a High King can now only assume the post at the kings moot. The kings moot is a gathering of the thirteen kings of the thirteen Free Kingdoms, where through a majority vote, (seven backers,) one of their own is ascended to the rank of High King.

The High King of the West has absolute authority over all of the Free Kingdoms for as long as they hold that post- which has historically been for as long as the war with the Tyrannian Empire at that time. The High King leads all of the armies of the west, and his decisions supersedes that of all of his fellow kings. When the war has concluded, it is customary for the high king to resign their post and give back sovereignty to the individual kingdoms, as was decided at the first kings moot when Dwail Shadowfoot resigned from his post as High King.

The second instance of the High King being chosen was roughly a century after the first. The formation of the Free Kingdoms was wrought in blood, for after the forced departure of the Empire and within a generation of their foundation, the Free Kingdoms were engaged in a long and bloody war known simply as the Seven-Decades-Slaughter. Seeing the Free Kingdoms as weak and divided, the Tyrannian Empire sought to regain control of the land. A kings moot was immediately called, and the warring between the nations was forestalled in order to tackle this exterior threat. As such, the Empire in fact resulted in the end of bloodshed within the Free Kingdoms and a greater unity between them, solidifying their right to rule themselves indefinitely.
John Rogers

John 'The Greajohn' Rogers, so named for his incredible height- over seven feet and heavily built, was a man who lived in Rickslanding, and died sometime in the fourth decade of King Damian's reign. A veritable giant in a land without magic, John Rogers became a local hero and folk legend, taking on bandits, getting rid of pesky magical creatures, and all-in-all becoming widely regarded as one of the greatest people of the age. He married a woman named Ada Green, and with her had two children: Karstone and Karissa, to whom he gave the surname Greatjohn.

Though the Greatjohn later suffered an estrangement from his son, the two would reunite shortly before the Greatjohn's untimely death. Not long after, his daughter Karissa also passed away, leaving Karstone as the last of the Greatjohn family, (his mother Ada having died of tuberculosis some years previously.)
Fiara

Fiara is the goddess of the sun in the Engelite Pantheon, the twin sister to Ciera and greatest of the planetary goddesses. She was created at the beginning of time, like her sisters, by Tyrrus, and tasked with guiding the planetary bodies across the night's sky. Despite allegedly being one of the most powerful of the gods, Fiara has very rarely had any impact on Engelain. It is widely believed that she was sealed within the sun itself, and that it burns purely out of her rage, as she attempts to escape her prison. There is no concrete evidence of what it is which Fiara has done to deserve such a treatment from Tyrrus, though there are many who speculate that Fiara is the mother of Soahc the Deceiver, having helped him in his war against his father instead of staying faithful to his husband, and was therefore constrained forevermore for her treachery.

Along with being goddess of the sun, Fiara is associated with fire, passion and anger.
Onocentaur

The Onocentaur were a race native to Engelain, more specifically the Great Plains, and a close cousin to the centaurs. They had the torso, arms and head of a human, but the hind quarters of a donkey. Though physically weaker than the centaurs and aesthetically less appealing, (their females were supposedly quite as hairy as the men, perhaps making them half dwarf rather than half man,) the onocentaur dwarfed their loftier cousins when it came to craftsmanship.

Historically they are very seldom mentioned, being originally a race of little significance. They came to prominence after the centaurs moved to take over the entirety of the Great Plains some millennia ago. The onocentaur differed greatly from their cousins in two main ways: they were innovators, believing in constantly progressing rather than keeping to their conservative values. And they were also settlers, wishing to shun the nomadic lifestyle that the centaurs had taken on. Thus the onocentaur were pioneers in the symbiosis between advancement and beauty, erecting great cities made of glass, where light of a thousand shades danced through the streets, where the sound of rainfall made a beautiful harmony, where the night sky would be reflected downwards and surround them.

Though the cities of the onocentaur were widely regarded as one of the great wonders of the world, making them of glass had one vital mistake: they were easily shattered. When the Tyrannian Empire advanced northwards into the Great Plains, the onocentaur were hopelessly outmatched, the resultant wars leading not only to the destruction of their city of light, but also to the eventual extinction of the onocentaur. This event is often regarded as one of the great tragedies in history, and may be part of the reason why centaurs are so haughty when it comes to interacting with mankind.

It is unknown if the onocentaur worshipped the Great Stallion like the centaurs do, for the onocentaur kept no written records, instead passing down vital information through song and poem, and there is not a being left alive today that know how to sing the old songs.
Gaules

The Republic of Gaules, formerly the Kingdom of Gaules and commonly referred to simply as Gaules, is one of the thirteen Free Kingdoms of western Engelain, and the most easterly. Bordered to the west by the magically liberal country of Selathon and to the east by the hag-infested forest known as Myrkviðr, Gaules has a very magic-weary culture. Some twenty years prior to the events of Into The Fire, the monarchy of Gaules was overthrown, and the very first Republic was formed within the Free Kingdoms. As such, Gaules is lead by a President, voted in by the people, who are represented by members of parliament- a mixture of heroes from the revolution, lords of the old dynasty which smartly changed sides, and rich land owners that bought their seats.

People from Gaules:

- Monsieur Federico Ricardo, founder and owner of the Champions Guild
Western Engelain

Western Engelain is the geographical location defined as everything west of the Great Plains. Western Engelain is constrained to north, west and south by waters, and any surrounding islands such as Haydrea are also counted as being part of Western Engelain.

For the most part, Western Engelain is synonymous with the thirteen Free Kingdoms that dominate the political landscape, but also contains within it countless petty kingdoms, and north of the Free Kingdoms there are the oft-overlooked gnomic cities.

Western Engelain is mainly inhabited by humans and gnomes, but also commonly found are fairies, pixies, brownies, leprechauns, sprites and nymphs. The forest of Myrkviðr, renowned for hosting the largest hag coven known to Engelain, is also situated on the eastern border of Western Engelain.
The Greater Beast

A popular ditty in Rickslanding, which goes like this:

*Once in the farmlands,*

*There hailed a special boy.*

*Raised to be a killer,*

*This man was not a toy.*

*He hunted all the foxes*

*And slayed men in the field.*

*Wrestled a troll bare-handed,*

*Nought a weapon he wouldn't wield.*

*Then he came across a hound,*

*This was no ord'nary wolf.*

*He sought the poor boy's lover,*

*Her soul he would engulf.*

*The girl was his castle,*

*The fields, flowers and trees.*

*The streams, rivers and mountains,*

*Birds, hounds and bees.*

*And so he placed upon his head,*

*A helm of mighty steel.*

*And dealt such deadly blows*

*That no mage could ever heal.*

*But when the fighting was over,*

*And the battle was done.*

*The fields were lakes of blood,*

*Not a single person won.*

*The wolf left without its prey,*

*But the boy had ruined the plains.*

*The girl that he had once called home*

*In the fighting he had slain*

*And though he won the battle,*

*He lost his special girl.*

*He proved himself the Greater Beast,*

*But to him he'd lost the world.*

*Yes he proved himself a Greater Beast,*

*And alas! He lost the world.*
Frederic Regal

Frederic Regal is the first-born son of Prince Dominic of Selathon and Princess Felicity of Gaules, grandson to King Damian of Selathon and second in line to the throne. He is a year older than his eldest sister, Alexandra, two years older than his youngest sister, Adelaide, and four years older than his younger brother, Cameron. Unlike his father, (who had always been distant due to his infamous dislike of Frederic's mother,) Frederic is often considered a great candidate to inherit the throne of Selathon- with many believing that Prince Dominic should be skipped over in the line of inheritance.

The first-born son of a crown prince, Frederic too has been groomed for rule, though quite a bit more successfully than Prince Dominic's own grooming. Some believe that Dominic raised his son well in order to off-set his own lack of appeal, whilst others argue it is the touch of his mother, and until the Gaulean Revolution thought that Frederic might be used as leverage in the years to come for Gaules to gain leverage in the world. Either way, Frederic is distinguished as a great fighter and a noble leader.

Frederic married at the age of twenty-five to the Lady Virginia Gastonplenty, and two years later the couple had their first child: Prince Aaron. Three years later they had another child, the Princess Felicity, named after Frederic's mother. They provided a happy family unit for many years- despite the fact that Aaron has proved difficult in terms of his mental faculties. This would come to an end some years later however, when Virginia was notoriously murdered by bandits and her corpse robbed of its possessions.

This lead to a great manhunt for the bandits, lead by Frederic himself, which was very successful and gave the man much prestige amongst fellows in the Court of Selathon. The death struck him deeply however, and since then has taken on a more pious and priestly nature, than the hot-blooded warrior of before. Still, he was widely considered a safe pair of hands for the crown, though due to the state of his son some believe that Frederic might not be fit to inherit the throne.
Planetary Goddess

A planetary goddess is one of the six goddesses created at the beginning of time by Tyrrus and tasked with guiding the heavenly bodies through the night's sky. Each planetary goddess was assigned a planet of their own, and their respective strengths are seemingly dependent on the size and scale of their planet. The twins Fiara and Ciera, greatest of the six sisters, rule over the sun and moon respectively, and have much greater power than their lesser sisters. The other four, which are tasked with ruling over the other four planets in the night sky, are much less powerful- so much so that their names are not known to mortals on Engelain, and they are referred to simply as the nameless planetary goddesses, though they are still somewhat revered by being a part of the Engelite Pantheon, and some small cults have been elected in their honour.
Survivor: Japan

Survivor: Japan was the first season of Thrival Online Reality Survivor Games.

 Filming Location
 Filming Dates
 Survivors
 Tribes
 Runner(s)-up
 Next Season

### **Production**

Production for Thrival's Survivor ORGs began in early 2016 between Aren and Johnny. After the original idea was scrapped and a hiatus was taken on the entire series, Aren and Johnny began planning this game using the same name. On April 6 of the same year, the hosts recruited amongst the online reality game community. The following day, applications opened to the general public.

### **Season Summary**

This piece of information has yet to be revealed.

### **Trivia**

* Originally, Survivor: Japan was called Survivor: China and it had 16 contestants.
Salix

Salix is the name of a half-derelict shanty town in the northern reaches of Western Engelain. It is built within the ruins of an older structure, either a city or fortress which had also born the name Salix, and was the home of the Salix Dynasty and capital of the kingdom of Entinium. There are many dwarves which treat Salix almost as a holy site, and those that live within the far-off town have often-times attempted to reconstruct the ancient citadel, to little avail.

Every few centuries, an alleged descendant of Arboretum the Overking makes a claim over the rebuilding city, leading to an inevitable civil war that puts the reconstruction effort back to square one.