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Celomar

Celomar

Season(s)
Season 2: Prequel

Titles
Officer of the Broken Cloaks

Also known as
Celly

Pops

Status
Deceased

Age
Died January 12th, 242 AC (aged 59)

Date of birth
July 19th, 182 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Thysia

Allegiance
Broken Cloaks

Religion
None

Family
Broken Cloaks

Portrayed by
N/A

- Excerpt from a 248 AC speech, Victor Damius

**Celomar** was one of the main officers to the 'Odd Three', a triumvarate of the Broken Cloaks leaders, Jorry 'Lavos', 'Ser' Garryt, and Kallum Resno. He was an older man when he came to prominence, reaching the age of fifty six by the time the Odd Three were already settled in leadership. However, his age did nothing to stop him from formulating plans for the men and or stop him for being a gangster. Celomar was a rogue; he joined the Broken Cloaks in 199 AC, when he was only 17 years old, although he had been working for them indirectly since he was 11. Born to peasant parents, Celomar took the route that many children with no promise at a future took; he began working for a local gang in exchange for his and his family's protection and a promise for food.

He was rather unnoticed by his subordinates when he began, and it took over 30 years for him to start moving up the ranks, until he became an officer in 234 AC, under the Grandmaster Juslian di Vyse, and remained so after Juslian's uneventful death in 238 AC, at which point Jorry 'Lavos' became the Grandmaster of the Broken Cloaks. Celomar was close with Jorry, mainly because Jorry had been assigned to Celomar's training regiment when he joined in 227 AC. Celomar offered something that most other trainers could not; he was a gifted tactician and taught his pupils these same tactics and how to apply them.

Keeping Celomar close after his placement, Jorry introduced him to Garryt and Kallum after becoming Grandmaster, and assigned Celomar as his head advisor on matters of conflict. Ever since then, Celomar had dwelled where the front lines were, moving himself and his few personal belongings every time one of his successful assault plans came to fruition. To most men, he was kind and wise; harsh, perhaps, but kind, a trait rarely seen among men in his line of work. To the Odd Three, however, he was something of a father figure, guiding them in matters both physical and psychological.

He remained faithful to the Broken Cloaks until his tragic death in the Efugian Massacre on January 12th, 242 AC, at which point the war effort was on its last legs, no matter how one looked at it. After his death, Jorry and Garryt became depressed, and lost the will to fight. The Lavosi Gang Wars ended on the 1st of February, just four weeks later. When they later unsuccessfully attempted to assassinate Victor Damius two years later, Celomar's death was cited as a chief inspiring factor.
Rodrik Walding

Rodrik Walding

Season(s)
1

Titles
Lordship of Hawkshaven

Also known as
The Mountain Hawk

(Various others)

Status
Alive

Age
48

Date of birth
June 16th, 302 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Hawkhaven, Moonlyt Peaks

Allegiance
Himself

House Stone

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
House Walding

Portrayed by
Jesper (McAwesome)

Rodrik Walding is the current lord of House Walding. He is a mountain of a man.

## Present Day

As of late, Rodrik has been a bodyguard in service of House Stone.
Doras Edrossi

**Doras Edrossi**, also known as **The Summerlands** in Drakonian, is the central continent of Drakonius; to its west is Andoras, to the east are the Shadowlands, to the south is the Hylatus Archipelago and the continent of Altaea, and somewhere to the north lies the barren continent of Koshtahdivlann. The continent is known as the birthplace of many empires, and has given rise to many powerful families, cultures, and nations, with perhaps the richest diversity and contrast of any continent on Drakonius.

House Dragomárus, former kings of Andoras, are originally from Doras Edrossi, and sailed west to conquer the continent in 5 BC. Prior to this, they had a rich history where for a vast portion of recorded history, dating back to their ancestor Aenarion Dragomárus, they held the vast majority of power in the Drakonian peninsula, which would turn into a Drakonian Kingdom, Republic, and Empire; while the Dragomári did not always dominate, they were instrumental in uniting the peninsula, and with the advent of rulers such as Aevorius Dragomárus, launched the Primun Impetus to venture beyond the Embergleam Range and begin a conquest of the entire continent, with a reasonable degree of success.

Numerous other cultures inhabit the Summerlands; among these are the Tegrushkin, a barbaric culture that emigrated from their dying homeland of Koshtahdivlann; the Haajidi, whom inhabit the Haajidi Wastes in the southeastern part of the continent; the Zaentovi, mounted nomads who have attempted their own conquest of Doras Edrossi once or twice; the Hylati, who occupy the Hylatus Archipelago and are renowned for their mercantile prowess; the Sigorians, a distinct culture hailing from the island of Sigon that mostly immigrated to the Kingsland in Andoras; and the ethnic Edrossians, who often have Drakonian blood, but inhabited the land that is mostly now part of the Drakonian Union and the city-states.

Doras Edrossi is accepted by scholars as the continent on which humans most likely originated on, and a mass migration event saw most of those who would become Andorasi natives leave before the Age of Legends began. However, migration took place in waves to Andoras -- three of them, in fact, and only one of them included ethnically Edrossian people, and as such, which group that is rightfully the 'natives' of the land is a disputed topic.

Doras Edrossi is unique in the fact that it has City-States, unique nations that feature one particular city as a seat of power, and its vassals. There are seven city-states, and two of these are Premier city-states; Lavos and Meyron. These are ruled by Premiers rather than Magisters. Those ruled by magisters, known as magistrates, are Thysia, Ceryne, Ethryke, Vecys, and Edynar. Other areas of interest are the Village Territories, designated as such by the Dealing Council as being nations that are on track to becoming city-states and members of the Drakonian Union, and independent feudal entities such as Valraenos dot the landscape, existing as remnants of the original Drakonian government that had one occupied the land approximately a thousand years ago.
Drakonian Kingdom

The **Drakonian Kingdom,** also referred as **Old Drakonia,** was an ancient feudal kingdom in southern Doras Edrossi inhabiting the Drakonian peninsula founded by Aegorus Dragomárus. It was ruled by the earliest members of the House Dragomyr long ago. It rose to prominence during the First and Second Eras of the world, uniting and/or conquering Drakonian clans and petty kings that dwelled in adjacent lands. The monarch of the Drakonian Kingdom was known as the Dragonking and was noted to traditionally be a dragonrider. The kingdom eventually became the Drakonian Republic sometime during the Second Era due to the Revescio, which dethroned kings in favor of an elective government -- the only firsthand recording of this event is the Vescia Scrolls, which are famous in their own right due to their age.

Not much is known of the kingdom's history, as the catastrophe that would ensue from the Dragon Wars would thoroughly and wholly destroy what may have remained of the kingdom and the Empire that came after it. Most documents which recorded its early history suffered a similar fate as its Empire, however there are several libraries which hold fragments of the kingdom's history in Ceryne, Vecys and Drakonteia.
Gavarex

**Gavarex** was the main and oldest dragon of the purported builder and first king of Drakonia, Aenarion Dragomárus. He was reputed to be the largest and strongest dragon to ever exist; his very wingspan could blot out the sky for a city, and his breath could incinerate thousands of men at a time.

## Appearance

Gavarex was an immensely large black dragon, with fire hot enough to make brick harden -- one of the things he was said to do when Aegor I built Drakonia. He had massive horns, and wings that darkened the sky for close to a mile everywhere he flew. He was descended from Messeneth, the dark counterpart of The Dragonlord.

## History

Gavarex was also subject to scrutiny of existence, like that of Aegor I's, but several large dragon skeletons in Doras Edrossi point to his existence.

### Speculation

Although unconfirmed, some argue that the dragon Nerion was actually Gavarex, but older. Nerion was the mount used by Draegon Dragomyr, who helped him conquer Andoras.
Kaljag

Kaljag

Location
Southern Tegrushkin Mountains

Type
Trading City

Population
1,000-1,500 est.

Rulers
None

Religion
Old Beliefs

Military
400 Tegrushkin Warriors given by
The Ebon Band

Places of note
Kaljag Trading Post

Date of founding
Unknown

Age
Unknown

(Speculated over 600)

Founder
Chief Koriv Dekar

**Kaljag** is a small Tegrushkin trading settlement located south of the Tegrushkin Mountains. It's known as a larger trading hub, most of the population are Tegrushkin and Edrossian folk who've proven themselves enough to stay. They have no army, nor militia -- the peasants and farmers must defend themselves, though they have a long-standing agreement with The Ebon Band for protection in exchange for food and lumber.
Denemd

**Denemd** (pronounced De-num-duh) is the mysterious island in the north, bordered in the southwest by the continent of Andoras and in the southeast by Doras Edrossi, being separated by each through the Frozen Sea. Reports of the island seem to indicate that it is a mostly-frozen island, with what little land being tundra. Only in the summer months can food be grown, and even then sparingly. However, all attempts to colonize it or even land a foothold on it for very long have failed, with the settlers in question either dying or going missing.

Only a few survivors are attributed to surviving whatever dwells on Denemd, or whatever is responsible for killing them. These survivors are usually mentally fragile, and any mention of the island's name or questioning what they found there likely leads to a panic attack or anxiety attack, followed by a vicious lashing out for attempting to 'bring them back' to the island. No one is quite sure of what it means, and to this day Denemd remains an enigma. It is often connected to The Shadow.
Duchy of Marenn

### Marenn

The Duchy of Marenn is one of the six duchies that lie within Edrane, ruled by House Esson.

Economically, it ranks as Edrane's least wealthiest duchy, below all others. However, while it's revenue generation is the lowest, it is Edrane's largest breadbasket thanks to it's many rivers and lush oases. It's primary export is food. Cossal City is Edrane's largest port in scale, but deals in smaller ships that export Marenn's food to the rest of the Kingdom. If one eats any manner of non-perishable within Edrane, it's almost guaranteed that it comes from Marenn.

In manpower, it ranks as Edrane's fifth largest contributer to the military, above only Davirron.

It's current ruler is Duchess Luvai Esson, who rules from Cossal City, the duchy's capital. It's vassals are the counties of Mure and Tabin.
House Bartheos

**House Bartheos** was a noble house in the Drakonian Empire, who are known to have served under House Dragomárus in the Dragon Wars. They were most notable for their proficiency in stewardship and money handling, often becoming the Saenescal of the Drakonian emperors during the days of the Drakonian Empire. Currently, they reside as a powerful noble family in the city-state of Edynar.
Geodalism

**Geodalism** was an incredibly ancient religion in the time of the Age of Creation and the Age of Legends. It is the direct predecessor of the religion of the Five Paragons, due to Alzar, chieftain of the Prokotori tribe, the first Paragon and the Paragon of Strength, being a member of it before his death.

As it name hints, it is the worship of the earth, and worshiping the earth as a deity; usually a female one. Building more shrines than necessary was frowned upon, as gathering the resources for such construction damages the earth and its natural processes. Worship was instead done through revering the earth and doing everything diligently, but in moderation. When a rival tribe heard wind of this whom were worshiping their own pantheon of gods, they charged in and killed Alzar, but not before Alzar killed an incredible amount of foes. Then, as if by magic, his body was lifted to the sky and the ground seemed to shake, almost with joy. The religion of Geodalism presumably died with the death of Alzar, but it lives on in certain forms, such as Geognosticism; some say that the religion persists with the Five Paragons, as well.
Duchy of Oren

### Oren

The Duchy of Oren is one of the six duchies that lie within Edrane, ruled by House Malierd.

Economically, it ranks as Edrane's third wealthiest duchy, above Davirron, Marenn, and Kurelo, while below Estania and Tynor. It's location as Edrane's northernmost Duchy makes it the primary shipping zone of Edrane's land-based trade. It's primary export is imported goods from Andoras.

In manpower, it ranks as Edrane's fourth largest contributor to the military, above Davirron and Marenn, while below Estania, Kurelo, and Tynor.

It's current ruler is Duke Terique Malierd, who rules from Stebal, the duchy's capital.
Frozen Sea

The **Frozen Sea** is a frigid sea located north of Doras Edrossi and northeast of Andoras. It is notorious for being treacherous to sail across and has apparently claimed the lives of hundreds of sailors. There are several myths and superstitions that roam about the Frozen Sea, most notably giant sea creatures that are said to live deep below the surface. Several sailors have also reported ships disappearing into thin air before their eyes as they raise their spyglasses.
Duchy of Davirron

### Davirron

The Duchy of Davirron is one of the six duchies that lie within Edrane, ruled by House Sandor.

Economically, it ranks as Edrane's fifth wealthiest duchy, above only the Duchy of Marenn. It has no primary export, instead it exports many basic goods mostly equally.

In manpower, it ranks as Edrane's lowest contributer to the military, below all other duchies.

It's current ruler is Duke Mane Sandor, who rules from Mudden, the duchy's capital.
House Dragomárus

**Current Title(s)**
Lord of Villa Dragomárus

## Cadet Branches

House Thaevar

**House Dragomárus** is a Great House of High Drakonian descent who once ruled the Kingdom of Andoras. Their reign lasted nearly four centuries, approximately fifteen Dragomári monarchs sat on the Ember Throne throughout; fourteen males and one female. The Dragomárus dynasty was later deposed and nearly destroyed following the 346 AC Rebellion and the death of King Aeganar the Fourth.

They are also famed for the construction of Drakonia and bringing about the creation of the Drakonian Empire, a civilization that greatly influenced the advancement of culture, language, writing, law and government.

The sigil of the Dragomárus dynasty is a black dragon in flight upon a crimson field; a few members of the family were known to take their own variant of the sigil as their personal coat of arms.

## Andoras Ruler list

Draegon I Dragomárus (39 BC - 35 AC), first King of Andoras 35 year reign

Aeganar I Dragomárus (3 BC - 98 AC), second King of Andoras 63 year reign

Maregor I Dragomárus (25 - 119 AC), third King of Andoras 21 year reign

Aeganar II Dragomárus (49 - 156 AC), fourth King of Andoras 37 year reign

Maregor II Dragomárus (77 - 188 AC), fifth King of Andoras 32 year reign

Draegon II Dragomárus (100 - 229 AC), sixth King of Andoras 41 year reign

Numaerys I Dragomárus, seventh King of Andoras

Maregor III Dragomárus, eighth King of Andoras

Caius I Dragomárus, ninth King of Andoras

Numaerys II Dragomárus, tenth King of Andoras

Draegon III Dragomárus, eleventh King of Andoras

Visaelia Dragomárus (163 - 237 AC), twelfth monarch and first Queen of Andoras 8 year reign

Aeganar III Dragomárus (195 - 298 AC), thirteenth monarch and twelfth King of Andoras 59 year reign

Aeramor I Dragomárus (264 - 320 AC), fourteenth monarch and thirteenth King of Andoras 22 year reign

Aeganar IV Dragomárus (302 - 348 AC), fifteenth monarch and fourteenth King of Andoras 28 year reign

## Quotes

- Lord Donnel Tristand of Greenfield referring to the Drakonian Conquest
Efugio

**Efugio** is a village territory seeking city-state ship within the official region of the Village Territories -- it's candidacy will be determined at the Dealing of 350 AC, alongside the village territories of Folthysland and Vysetharia. For now, it remains at the top of the list of several notable village territories, in several categories such as strength, economy, size, and regional influence. Its population teeters just over a million people; large, perhaps, but sparsely populated when compared to Meyron or Lavos.

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Duchy of Estania

### Estania

The Duchy of Estania is one of the six duchies that lie within Edrane, ruled by House Asperro.

Economically, it ranks as Edrane's second wealthiest duchy, above all duchies except Tynor. It's capital, Erebel, is noted as one of the largest trading cities on the western coast of Andoras, as it, Cossal City, and Coil are the only cities available for port as ships round Edrane to head for Doras Edrossi or east-coast cities. It's primary export(in order) is food, wine, and other more minor staple crops.

In manpower, it also ranks as Edrane's second largest contributer to the military, above all duchies save Tynor. Being some of Edrane's most fertile lands, it is the second most populated duchy below only Tynor.

It's current ruler is Duke Felyx Asperro, who rules from Erebel, the duchy's capital. It's largest vassal is the County of Kadd.
Blackmire

Blackmire

Location
The Wetlands

Type
Capital City

Population
c. 42,700 people

Rulers
Lord Paramount Rolland Brackwater

Religion
The Five Paragons

Military

Places of note
Marshtop Abode

Date of founding
4,000-6,560 BC

Age
4,350-6,350 est

Founder
Hodric Brackwater

 **Blackmire** is the capital of The Wetlands, and the seat of House Brackwater. Currently Rolland Brackwater, is the lord and protector of this ancient city. Legend has it, Blackmire was originally a small wooden fortress for Wetlander tribes, who would gather here for communion before the rise of the Brackwaters. When the Brackwaters delcared themselves kings, they claimed Blackmire as their capital, slowly building onto it for millennia. It is also the largest city in the Wetlands.
Duchy of Leckentheid

Duchy of Leckentheid

City of Veono - 10,300
City of Leckentheid - 8,700
City of Fang's Rest - 3,630

The **Duchy of Leckentheid** (Leck-ent-hide)is a duchy in central Thyllanor. The second-oldest vassalized state of Thyllanor, only beaten by the Duchy of Delathane, Leckentheid has always been traditionally ruled by the Karthmere family, ever since Vicede I Karthmere, second Lord Paramount of the relatively-new founded Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor, gave the title to his brother Leckent. "-heid" is an archaic Old Thyllanorian word that roughly means 'holding' or 'territory'. Therefore, Leckentheid can be implied to mean 'Leckent's Territory'.

Originally, after the Dragomyr conquest of Thyllanor, Leckentheid, like most of Thyllanor, was part of the Royal Demesne; the lands directly held by the sovereign ruler of the Paramouncy. It has always been under direct Karthmere rule, but not necessarily the same Karthmere that ruled the Paramouncy as well. Currently, Tyralt Karthmere is the Duke of Leckentheid -- though as tradition states, no member of the royal family is to be referred to by their titles, so long as a Karthmere holds power in Thyllanor.

## Climate

Being on the north and leeward side of Mount Norvo, most of northeastern Leckentheid is dry and arid, and as a result, Leckentheid has a smaller population and a much sparser density than the other territories around it. The majority of Leckentheidian citizens dwell in the southwestern half, where Leckentheid proper and Fang's Rest, home of House Synthor, also reside. Crops grown are very similar to those grown in the rest of southwestern Thyllanor, such as potatoes and cabbage.

Most living is done by subsistence farming, and military enlistment; roughly 7% of the population alone is considered part of the levies of Leckentheid. This puts the Principality of Voyatia, whom the Duchy is in close tensions with, at a disadvantage, which can only raise a meager 5,300 in comparison.

## History

#### Fort Norvo Border Dispute

Although not a war, some conflict between the Principality of Voyatia and the Duchy of Leckentheid has arose over who truly controls the territory of Fort Norvo and its dependencies. There has been much debate, but many see it as the Duchy of Leckentheid's de jure land, even though the citizens choose to abide by the Principality's local laws. Tyralt Karthmere has declined to comment at length in the matter:

- Tyralt Karthmere, 350 AC

Some believe Tyralt's lack of enthusiasm is due to the War of Embers being raged with Thunder's Shore, an external war in which all of Thyllanor is involved. Whatever the cause, the issue remains unresolved.
'Tatters' Richardson

'Tatters' Richardson

Season(s)
N/A (Lavosi Gang Wars)

Titles
Founder of the Broken Cloaks

Also known as
'Tatters'

Richy

Status
Deceased

Age
Died summer of 192 AC (aged 62)

Date of birth
February 11th, 130 AC

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Lavos

Allegiance
Broken Cloaks

Religion
The Five Paragons

Family
Broken Cloaks

Portrayed by
N/A

**Viliano** **'Tatters' Richardson** is the man responsible for creating the gang the Broken Cloaks. He alone made the gang out of simple riff raff and brought street urchins and common bandits alike together for common goals and purposes. It was believed that Richardson was a disgraced noble or fleeing fugitive from Andoras, as he was not very fluent in Lavosi Drakonian when he arrived in Lavos in c.168 AC. Within seven years, he had met enough associates and contacts to form his own gang, in a period known as 'The Restless Years' for the Lavosi gang scene; hundreds to thousands of gangs stalked the city streets and the countryside, all looking for a piece of the land to call their own.

Personally, Richardson was known as an odd man, distant from daily life. He met the father of the leader of the Broken Cloaks during the Lavosi Gang Wars, Jorry 'Lavos', who was Jorry 'Ethryke', a famous travelling vagabond-turned-gangster, and a competent minstrel. They reputedly met in 191 AC, when Jorry the Elder would have only been 15.

Not much is known about Tatters, and his true name, Viliano, was only discovered recently, in 349 AC, through two century-old records once thought lost, in the city of Tarhull, The Wetlands, confirming the theory of Richardson being of noble birth and establishing a correct date of birth; February 11th, 130 AC. He died sometime in the summer of 192 AC, now known to have been 62 at the time of his death. After his death, Gordon the Reaver took the position of Grandmaster of the Broken Cloaks.
Alania Tyseth

Alania Tyseth

Season(s)
1

Titles
None

Also known as
Lani

Status
Alive

Age
16

Date of birth
8E 334 June 2nd

Death
{{{Death}}}

Origin
Coil

Allegiance
Edrane

Religion
None

Family
House Tyseth

Portrayed by
Dale

## Appearance

Alania holds the growing beauty of an Edranishwoman, but as she's only 16, she's yet to flourish. Her face is smooth and unblemished, and her hair is long and falls to her shoulder. Her eyes are dark green, and her facial features are set, making her look more mature. She typically wore elegant Edranish gowns of yellow, lime green, or black.

## Personality

Alania was quiet, less sociable than her brothers and less outgoing. She preferred reading in the quieter areas of the Deyn Palace, and spent most of her time in sulk. She was different before, but is undergoing minor depression at the prospect that she will soon have to leave Edrane to marry someone she doesn't know.

## History

### Birth and Childhood

Alania was the last child born to Dessar and Jonella Tyseth, and grew up with her older brothers in a typical happy childhood, unfettered by martial education, though her father did force her to go to diplomatic lessons alongside her brother Cyrin. The experience was boring for both, but the company made it bearable and the two learned the skills somewhat well, but Cyrin seemed to take to it more.

### Teenage Years

When she turned 15, she learned about the ways of foreign arranged marriage, and her father told her how she would leave Edrane to marry one day, likely next year. She was devastated at the concept and she grew more introverted over time.

### Modern Day

Alania spends most of her time in wait, reading or walking and waiting until she found out which foreign noble she would be forced to marry. She could only silently pray to nothingness that he wasn't an old slob or cruel rat, but her expectations were the worst.
Blackheart

Blackheart is an ancestral weapon of House Dragomárus. It is one of the oldest dragonsteel long swords in the known world. It has been missing, and no one is sure if the sword has been taken up by someone else, or if it has been lost to the elements forever. It was previously wielded by Aenarion Dragomárus and his descendants until it was lost; the last known wielder of Blackheart was Draegon I Dragomárus.

## Speculation

It is currently unknown where the blade currently rests, however historians and nobles alike are interested in the whereabouts of the sword. The blade has been missing ever since the death of Draegon I Dragomárus approximately 300 years ago. Some believe he lost it during battle, but this is impossible, since he knighted his son Daenar shortly after his coronation.

Due to the vast halls and networks of passageways built in Dragonspire, it can be speculated that the sword may have been hidden deep within, but no one has known how to access them in centuries, and it may simply be that the sword has disappeared from prying eyes, its whereabouts only known to House Dragomárus for practical reasons.
Upper Chamber of Lords

### Purpose and/or Duties

To provide Thyllanor with the greatest of minds in a certain field, and to act as a personal council for the Lord Paramount to consult and entrust with the greatest amount of political power in Thyllanor

### Outranked by

The Lord Paramount of Thyllanor (Dalan II Karthmere)

## Titles of this Branch

### Titles

Overseer
Marshal of the Armies
Lord of the Treasury
Lord of Espionage
Archpentem of Thyllanor
Lord of the Court

The **Upper Chamber of Lords**, officially **The Upper Chamber of Lords, Dukes, and Margraves**,is the highest primary branch in the Thyllanorian government, being outranked only by the Lord Paramount himself in matters of state.

The Upper Chamber currently consists of six people, all of whom are masters of their craft; the Overseer and primary leader of the Upper Chamber is Malric Markwell, who was notably a regent for Dalan II Karthmere as he grew up in the 330s AC. The Marshal of the Armies is currently Albrod Calnus, one of three Auxiliary Generals in the Thyllanorian military and one of the finest martial minds anywhere in Andoras. The Lord of the Treasury is Rollick Karthmere, the brother of military commander Allistair Karthmere. The Lord of Espionage is currently Jare Tharaide, a Meyronian who earned Thyllanorian citizenship following his demonstration of skills, and the youngest one on the Upper Chamber. The Archpentem of Thyllaanor is currently Sellick Grotham; formerly, it was current Pentarch Iulios Saely. Finally, the representative of the nobles and their Houses, the Lord of the Court is currently Wilum Rutherford, whose house does not own any landed titles but remains noble due to Wilum's status as a member of the Upper Chamber.

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Draqipane Dragomárus

### Cause of death

Succumbed to wounds inflicted by Faranohr following his defeat in the Shadowlands

## Historical Information

### Most known for

Uniting almost the entirety of Drakonius and facing Faranohr in single combat. He is also believed to have ascended into godhood.

### Resting Place

Villa Dragomárus

**Draqipane Dragomárus,** birth name **Draqonus Astrus Dragomárus,** known as the Dragonhelm and The Bane of Sceledrus, was the last de jure Imperator of the Drakonian Empire and leader of the Alliance of Men. He lead the Alliance with what remained of the Drakonian Empire alongside the Andorasi, Edrossian, Haajidi and Tegrudic peoples into the Shadowlands in a final assault against The Shadow, whose immense power threatened all of the known world and its people. Against the immeasurable odds, the Alliance was able to succeed in driving the Shadow back and banish him from the world.

Draqipane himself did not live to see victory however. He fought Faranohr in single combat, leading to a long and bloody duel. Draqipane managed to defeat the Shadow but in return paid for it with his life, succumbing to many mortal wounds he received. The Alliance proceeded to banish and destroy what remained of the Shadow's physical form. It is said that many witnessed Draqipane fell many Uldor alone using powerful sorcery, he also slew Sceledrus, a Uldorin general under command of the Shadow. His name is widely exalted and is considered amongst one of the greatest heroes of mankind, he is even believed to have been raised into godhood. A statue of Draqipane can be found in the Midtown of Dragonspire City and a large portrait of him is displayed in the Dragonspire, which is said to be one of the few portraits that were preserved portraying his likeness.
Herrith Silverfall

**Herrith Silverfall** of House Silverfall is a lord in the northern region of Frostfall, loyal to House Stenwulf. He governs the Township of Silverfall, named after their ancient house. Herrith is known to wear much silver jewelry to show his wealth to those who see him. He holds a short temper and is easily irritated, much to his disadvantage as well as advantage.

He carries a wolf pelt to represent his viciousness in battle, claiming to have killed the wolf single-handedly.

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Gladiator War

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The **Gladiator War** was a conflict between the slave uprising calling themselves the Slaves of Free Drakonia and the Drakonian Empire fighting against this uprising in an effort to thwart their advances, prevent them from freeing themselves, and, unbeknownst to them, save the economy from certain collapse.

The war began in late 548 BC when Senzesuole, a slave gladiator of worthy renown, was defeated in combat by Setho of Dornum in 549 BC, who would later become his right-hand man. Because Setho was the only man who had ever defeated Senzesuole, and to that end, the only man who had ever spared him, Setho had lost his left eye and two fingers on his left hand as punishment. He was then imprisoned and left to die while Drakonia prepared to march into the Leyse Woodlands and secure the area, which had not been done since the War of Woods had been won in 564 BC. Feeling an opportune time to strike, a slave uprising, much smaller than what the Gladiator War would become, began in the autumn of 548 BC. It was not even worth mentioning other than in a few obscure records and accounts, and was swiftly put down, but word traveled, and Senzesuole heard of it. Escaping in the night using only a rusty nail as a lockpick to undo his chains and harness, Senzesuole escaped into the forests near where he was detained in Drakonia proper, and made his way to Merythaia, where he would find Setho and free him. Once he did that, the slave revolt gathered again until it was innumerable, with nearly the entire slave force that worked in Drakonia turned against its government; nearly all 30 million of them.

Alas, the war, despite being a victory, resulted in the loss of all but a few loyal to the slave cause. They were freed, but only 100,000 out of the booming 15% of the Drakonian population they had made up before.
Duchy of Morano

Duchy of Morano

City of Morano - 24,500
City of Leichon - 11,900

The **Duchy of Morano** is a duchy in the Lord Paramouncy of Thyllanor. Founded in 163 AC from a royal land grant to the general Iain Breckenridge, his family House Breckenridge has ruled the duchy ever since. Currently, his descendant Norvin Breckenridge rules the duchy. Due to his arbitrary nature, some call him a tyrant, but he rules justly and only invokes his wrath upon those whom he believes deserve it.

## Climate

Being in southwestern Thyllanor, the duchy is generally temperate and experiences all four seasons. Much of the land to the west is mountainous, giving way to foothills and eventually long, sprawling plains, where subsistence farming takes place; crops typically grown are corn, potatoes, turnips, and cabbages. Winters are short with relatively little amounts of snowfall, while spring and autumn are the longest seasons -- summer is marked by the increase in warm temperatures, and the increasingly long days.

## History

### First Era

Morano was inhabited by a tribe of rival Proto-Thyllanorians, the Moranii, before the Thyllanorian kingdom conquered them in c. 7,704 BC. It was also inhabited by Alettonic people, and was de jure part of the Old Kingdom of Caeiddfen before its absorption into the kingdom.

### Present Day

Morano, among many parts of Thyllanor, was once part of the Royal Demesne -- the land that House Karthmere directly owned. In 161 AC, the distinguished Iain Breckenridge petitioned Vicken Karthmere, regent and father of the young king Richard III Karthmere, for a plot of land in Thyllanor to call his own. Feeling generous and thankful for his attempts to thwart rebellions during Nobilis Karthmere's rule, Vicken decided to give him a large part of the Royal Demesne in the southwest, which now constitutes the borders of the duchy today. Iain formally received his grant in 163 AC, and his family has continued to rule the region ever since.
Dealing of 350 AC

Participants

**Andorasi Powers**
Lord Paramouncy of ThyllanorLord Paramouncy of Thunder's Shore
**Church of the Five**
Iulious Saely, Pentarch
**City-States**
City-State of MeyronCity-State of CeryneCity-State of Lavos
City-State of Thysia
City-State of Ethryke
City-State of Vecys
City-State of Edynar
**Other**
Varen Taranyon/House Taranyon
House Taelian

**Tentative**

Lord Paramouncy of Gardoria
Lord Paramouncy of the Moonlyt Peaks
Lord Paramouncy of Frostfall

**Unlikely** or **Not attending**

Taeronys Dragomyr
 Location
 Secondary theme(s)

The **Dealing of 350 AC**is a planned Dealing -- a special political delegation and meeting -- to be held on December 15, 350 AC at the Pryiore Villa in Meyron. It is predicted to be one of the longest Dealings, possibly lasting a week or longer. This will be the seventeeth Dealing, as the Dealing system approaches a century old, which it will in 365 AC. Many influential leaders of the world are expected to make an appearance, such as Dalan Karthmere with his uncle Tyralt and brother Adrian, Byron Grimolt, the Pentarch of the Five Iulious Saely, Malos Tregello, the magister of Ceryne, and Rolland Brackwater of The Wetlands, among others.

Other leaders invited but not expected to attend are Marcus Dermond, Lord Paramount of Gardoria, Edward Stenwulf, Lord Paramount of Frostfall, and Helman Stone of the Moonlyt Peaks. Although highly unexpected, the Dealing of 350 AC could mark Taeronys Dragomyr's first public appearance since the end of the 346 AC rebellion, which will be four years past by the time of the Dealing. He remains an enigma to nearly all of Andoras and Doras Edrossi, and many still attest that he died in the Second Siege of Dragonspire. There are no guarantees, considering Taeronys, if alive, is the only 'true' heir to the Kingdom of Andoras, and will face scrutiny from Andorasi families who fought against his father in both wars (the other being the 326 AC rebellion). Arameus Ethymon, 2nd Premier of Meyron, will be overseeing the Dealing as expected, the third of his career. He previously oversaw the Dealings of 340 and 345 AC.

Several things will be discussed at the Dealing, many of which have happened in the past two years. While the Civil War of Andoras will certainly be discussed as the key component, Thyllanor will certainly be one of the most important themes of the Dealing as well. The main theme, the Civil War, will be particularly discussed with how the previous Dealing failed to stop a war, but only contributed to causing it, considered one of the only times the Dealing system failed. Ending the war will also be brought up, hoping that any extensive wars being brought up by the failures of the institute will also be terminated.

Thyllanor has recently been posing a threat with its attempts to become a real kingdom out of a titular one. If this is still ongoing when the Dealing occurs, this will be brought up as a matter of discussion and debate at the Dealing.
Valraenos

**Valraenos** is an independent lordship located on the central border between Ceryne and Ethryke, using the region of Leyse Woodlands as natural protection. Valraenos is the seat of House Varalys, and is a relatively prosperous nation due to trade with city-states. Its walls are formidable, and the town as a whole is situated conveniently deep within the woodlands.

It was built around Drakonian ruins from long ago, presumably during the days of the Drakonian Empire. These ruins can be seen around the area, and often attract tourism. The town was built by Vaegel Varalys during the 6th Era, 469 BC after the devastating Dragon Wars which had wiped the glorious city of Drakonia and its empire off the map entirely. With nowhere else to go, Vaegel established a small group which commenced the construction of Valraenos, built in what he called "The shadow of the dragon's fury" -- likely referencing the large cloud of smoke that persisted for months in the south after Drakonia's final siege.

It has since been the seat of House Varalys; they are independent and have no liege lord ruling over them. The bordering city-states of Ethryke and Ceryne have been speculated to have plotted to subjugate the petty kingdom.
House Landrocaster

House Landrocaster

Sigil
Red eagle encircled by six Thyllanorian stars on a white flag, separated by light grey

Motto
Ruling strong

Titles
Duchy of Delathane (formerly)

Barony of Onyxdell

Seat
City of Blackfall

Region
Thyllanor

Lord
Lord Richard Landrocaster

Heir
Dalan Karthmere until Richard's child is born

Allegiance
Themselves

House Karthmere

Vassals
House Dolvene

House Moren

Religion
The Five Paragons

Military strength
N/A

Cadet branches
N/A

Date of founding
320 AC

Age
30 years old

Founder
Malveus Landrocaster

Ancestral weapon
N/A

House Landrocaster is a noble house within the Kingdom of Thyllanor. They are a cadet branch of House Karthmere. During the reign of Malveus Karthmere III the house came to prominence after a small rebellion when Malveus (later patriarch of House Landrocaster), bastard son of Malveus III rebelled against his half brother Dalan Karthmere I, failing but regaining the trust of the Karthmeres after years of loyalty and service after the rebellion. House Landrocaster is the only cadet brance of House Karthmere and are the only surviving branch after the extinct cadet branches House Sarthis and House Dathnine.
Dirus

A **Dirus** is a breed of wolf native to northern Andoras, particularly Frostfall, and a region of Doras Edrossi known as Tegrush. They are known to be larger and stronger than the average wolf. Their size has been reported to range from 3 ft to even 5 ft in height and tend to weigh at an average of 70 kg (154 lbs.) and 100 kg (220 lbs.). House Stenwulf took the Dirus as their sigil.

Legends and visual accounts of travelers in Frostfall speak of a Dirus who roams the farthest reaches of the north in Andoras, whom is apparently notorious for his larger than average size. He was nicknamed Snowhide, due to his immaculate white coat, which is coveted by many a fur trader and skinner.
Merythaia

Level
 Location
 Inhabitants

**New Merythaia** is a large city, located within the borders of the City-State of Meyron. Due to its large size and growing influence, many consider it to be its own city-state, and has only recently put in a bid for this status, to be discussed among the council of rulers at the Dealing of 350 AC. Old Merythaia was a considerably-sized First and Second Era settlement, being comparable to that of Ceryne in present day. It was only eclipsed by Drakonia itself, until the sudden "allure" of Ceryne when it was built drew away many of its intellectuals and left the city with a third of its original population. This continued, and ancient Merythaia was already a ruin by the time the Dragon Wars affected it. Although now rather irrelevant on the world scale in present day, Merythaia has often been called a place of wisdom, hosting an impressive host of universities and libraries. Many philosophers and politicians of the early First Era were born here, including Nyule, the Second Paragon of The Five Paragons. New Merythaia was built around the beginning of the Eighth Era; in other words, around the time of the Dragomyr invasion of Andoras; on the ruins of the old city. Some of the old city can still be seen, and archaeologists and historians alike have made fortunes because of the ruins that persist.

It once had a sister city, **Ethromaia**, but the two cities evidently merged, as seen by ancient city limits markers that have long since been passed by the sprawl of urbanization. Most people now consider Ethromaia just another name for Merythaia. Several places bear the name Ethromaia, however, such as the world-famous Academia Ethromaia; said to have been attended by Nyule himself.
Mountain's Tongue

The **Mountain's Tongue**, also known as the **Mountain's Tongue River**, is a long river fed by Lake Mountainwell, that begins in the mountains of the Moonlyt Peaks and flows south, eventually reaching the White Sea in the city of Faercrest. Along its path, life is dense, particularly in the Moonlyt Peaks; while the river has a wide watershed, the Peaks can seldom support agriculture or permanent cities elsewhere than on the banks of the Mountain's Tongue.

In winter, the river in the north is particularly notorious for freezing over in the north and causing a glacial dam, robbing many of much-needed water in the south. Discussion has also, on more than one occasion, led to the controversial possibility of a man-made dam being constructed, which would divert the water into the Moonlyt Valley and make the surrounding lands more fertile.

The Battle of Mountain's Tongue, a tertiary conflict in the 346 AC rebellion, took place on its banks, near the mountain range of the Moonlyt Peaks themselves.
County of South Branbladia

The County of South Branbladia

### Location

Northeastern Gardoria, sandwiched between the Confederation of the Branblades and the Duchy of Woodhall

### Formed from

Confederation of the Branblades; formerly a member state

### Founder

Crase Shamil

The **County of South Branbladia** is a county in northeastern Gardoria. Noted mostly for its size, the County is incredibly small at just barely over 24 square miles large, and is the smallest vassal state in Gardoria. Its density, however, is the highest at 71 people per square mile. Its 1,700 individuals press on, content to live their life in their own region. Crase Shamil, a Gardorian-Wetlander, chose to move to his father's homeland in 310 AC and soon became invested in its people. He sees the confederations of which there are so many in Gardoria as wastes, and that Gardoria would be much better invested in all of its vassals being represented instead of just one heading the others. This was part of the reason he started the movement to leave the confederation, and another likeminded ruler, Derold Terabathi, followed in their footsteps as the County of North Branbladia.
Svaesha

**Svaesha** is a Tegrushkin Cave Bear who is the known 'mascot' of the The Ebon Band. She is a dim creature but is highly loyal to her owners Kolsvein Jordov and Ch'at Dinee. Ch'at had found her one day as a cub wandering around the village of Khorjag. When presented to Kolsvein, he was doubtful but when the cub licked his face and showed no signs of aggression, they both knew they had a new pet.
River Trythos

The **River Trythos** is a river in Andoras in The Wetlands. The longest individual river on Andoras, the Trythos is also unique for not reaching the sea; its source is Lake Litrum, in the lowlands of The Wetlands and near the Moonlyt Peaks. Instead of emptying into the ocean, the River Trythos ends in southern Gardoria, where it forms a small basin that is said to have been the birthplace of Gryge of Dermii -- however, the river's course would have almost certainly changed since his time, and this story is apocryphal at best.

The River Trythos has been a lifeline for those who live on its banks and in the range of its watershed, and almost all 47 Tribes of Gardoria were originally based alongside it. Traditionally, the entire river has been within the realm of Gardorian influence, but *de jure* territory has always dictated that the headwaters lied within the Wetlands.

The Confederation of the Trythos is also named for it, and the Gardorian region that it weaves through is rich agricultural farmland; an oddity in a paramouncy known for its thick, impenetrable forests. It shares a tributary that does reach the sea, known as the River Melthyos, but there is disagreement over whether the Melthyos is a tributary of the Trythos, or a separate river on its own due to its own historical importance.
The Wetlands

## Realm of The Wetlands

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## Map

The **Realm of the Wetlands** is a realm on par with a kingdom that was founded -- as an independent state -- in 348 AC, following the deposition of House Dragomárus in the Civil War. Before that, it was one of the realms that made up the vassalage of the Kingdom of Andoras, from the Dragomárus invasion until Aeganar IV Dragomárus's death. It is currently ruled by Rolland Brackwater, of House Brackwater.

The Wetlands has not been inhabited as long as some of the others in Andoras, but is still populated with people who are known as the native Andorasi; among the group are also Gardorians, Alettons, and Moonlytes. It is not known exactly when the first signs of human habitation showed up in the Wetlands, but some estimates and little evidence points to people arriving from the north around 14,000 years ago.

At first, the overgrowth and thick, swampy marshes -- land not at all good for farming -- turned most away from the prospect of settling there. It was, however, a kingdom by the time the Edrossian missionaries of Nyule and what would become the Five Paragons set sail to make contact with Andoras in the late First Era, and maintained an air of respect and integrity for almost all of recorded history that The Wetlands were present in. The last king of the Wetlands, Termel II Brackwater, actually was the first ruler to surrender to the advances of Draegon I Dragomárus in the conquest. He was wise and knew that if he attempted to fight back, the dragon Nerion would torch the entire swampland; not only killing everyone there, but making it uninhabitable. Some in the Wetlands are still loyal to the Dragomári and the Kingdom of Andoras to this day, despite both being gone.

As of the present, The Wetlands are in a tense state, with the War of Embers breaking out and dipping into its terrain. A male member of House Gallomont was killed in the Battle of Riverbay, and a peace summit was recently conducted, with Rolland himself attending. Through a series of declining relations, Dalan Karthmere punched him in the lip and stormed off, causing increasingly harmed relations between the Wetlands and Thyllanor.

WIP