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Jaggathan

A work-in-progress render of Grek, the only known Jaggathan in the series

The **Jaggathans** are a rare humanoid species found in Ardonia. The only Jaggathan seen in the series is Grek, who is introduced as a Class-2 Jaggathan, later evolving into Class-3.

## Characteristics

Jaggathans are the largest humanoid species seen in the series so far, with horns and tails, and a unique trait. The more people a Jaggathan kills, the more they 'level up', getting larger and lenghtening their own lifespan. There are four classes, or tiers, to Jaggathans, with Class-4 being the highest, living up to a hundred years. This separated the weak from the strong. Because of their endless and ruthless killing, they were hunted almost to extinction, and there are only a few of them left in all of Ardonia. Potions have reverse effects on Jaggathans.

## Lore

As explained by Grek, the Jaggathans most likely came from the uncharted islands off the coast of Ardonia. They were hunted down and killed due to their ruthless killing of everything they can find, and brought to near-extinction. When the undead came from the Nether, the Jaggathans killed them instead which ended the Jaggathan hunting.
Season 1 Soundtrack

The full **soundtrack albums** for the first season of *Songs of War* were released on April 3, 2020 by AfterInfinity.

## Tracks

### Part 1

1. "Prologue" (7:37)
2. "Northwind" (2:15)
3. "Heart of Ardonia" (1:06)
4. "Shadow Over Mt. Velgrin" (4:13)
5. "If We Pull This Off" (2:52)
6. "Sendaria" (2:54)
7. "A Place to Return To" (1:05)
8. "Whispers Under the Stars" (2:18)
9. "Dragon Stone" (0:42)
10. "The Mines" (2:19)
11. "Beginnings of the End" (1:11)
12. "Underwood" (1:18)
13. "Riding South" (1:18)
14. "Talk of Primes" (1:20)
15. "Assignment" (1:10)
16. "Abbigail (feat. Marcato Sound)" (2:35)
17. "Envision" (2:24)
18. "An Unexpected Encounter" (4:30)
19. "Arriving in Town" (2:06)
20. "Crown Peak" (3:29)
21. "Not a Farmer" (1:00)
22. "Looking for Me?" (2:13)
23. "Clanless" (3:21)
24. "Stables" (1:32)
25. "Catching Up" (1:36)
26. "Return to Sendaria" (0:42)

### Part 2

1. "Our Arrangement" (4:29)
2. "The Necrobase" (3:13)
3. "Sendaria Burning" (3:57)
4. "Threnody" (1:18)
5. "Treefort Battle" (4:05)
6. "Hogtown" (2:53)
7. "Enderman" (3:23)
8. "Magnorites" (1:20)
9. "Fort Zuka" (1:34)
10. "River of the Guardians" (0:57)
11. "Felden Fleet" (3:11)
12. "Death and Decisions" (3:31)
13. "Passage of the Guardians" (1:16)
14. "Hunter" (2:37)
15. "Ataraxia" (2:23)
16. "Galleous" (4:18)
17. "Luna" (1:22)
18. "Necromancers" (0:59)
19. "At This Very Moment" (2:31)
20. "Revenge" (2:56)
21. "Legends" (4:18)
22. "Songs of War" (4:20)

## External links

Part 1:

* Stream on Apple Music or buy on iTunes
* Stream on Spotify

Part 2:

* Stream on Apple Music or buy on iTunes
* Stream on Spotify

Full playlist:

* YouTube
* Spotify (incl. extended material)
Netheran

Vulcannus, a Netheran

## Basic Info

The **Netherans** are one of the species inhabiting the Nether. Netherans are similar in anatomy to Humans, however theyre much taller. They have a dark body with bright orange markings similar to lava. Their weapons are usually made of iron and apparently can withstand very high temperatures. The Netheran warriors are very skilled in combat and their biology is perhaps the strongest naturally to the point of competing with the Ender Knights with only regular weapons and no enhancements whilst the latter had obsidian armor. Their king lives in Nazgard, capital of the Nether.

## Characteristics

Not much is known of these creatures biology except that their bodies must continuously generate lava in order to survive and are not very fond of water. However this in turn blessed them with a greater life span . They are well known for their crude and vile manners like that of Pythus the main antagonist of the series. With only a few who think differently such as Volcanus, Pythus's older brother. It's very well known that the Netherans are incredibly crafty and powerful, with a great mastery of sorcery which they use to their advantage against the Overworld during the First and Second Great War as they shown leading thousands of Skeletons/Wither Skeletons and Zombies into battle against the OverWorld which heavily paved there way to victory and thus pushing the arboni to become involved and take part in the war.

## Growth Of Power

What isn't well known is the power these Netherans truly poses being born in the nether they were given easy access to soul sand, which they meticulously experimented on for a millennium. This in turn gave them power over life and death itself which makes sense how the Nether was able to retake control over the Necrolords armies so swiftly despite not having being lead for more than 154 years, since the last war ended.
Magnorite

„*No one really trusts Magnorites. Most of us tend to be aggressive and the whole "attacking our neighbor" fiasco hasn't helped our reputation.*”
— Igneous↑
**Magnorites** are a humanoid species in the world of Ardonia, originating from the volcanic kingdom of K'arthen, which they have inherited characteristics from. They are described as genderless.

Notable Magnorites: Igneous, Borgen, Onyx, Malakai, Tartarus, Kaelos, Markar

## Characteristics

### Physical Appearance

Magnorites are larger than both humans and Ardoni, and their skin is formed of rock and cracked in several places, revealing that they appear to have lava for blood. It is unclear if these cracks are unhealed wounds or genetic markings, but all Magnorites have unique patterns of cracks. Their eyes are black with lava-coloured pupils. All of this is likely due to having evolved in a volcanic environment.

### Behavior

The Magnorites are known to be aggressive (with the occasional rare exception), sullen, reclusive, and violent. Thalleous Sendaris claims that eye contact is either rude or confrontational in Magnorite culture. They have moral codes, however, and sided against the invading Nether in the Great War.

They do not appear to be good builders, as they inhabit patchwork shacks of weak materials such as dirt and clay that appear to be in bad shape (for example, they are covered in cobwebs). They were also mentioned to keep the heads and skulls of creatures they killed as prizes, displaying them proudly on their houses like trophies. This way, you can easily tell how dangerous a Magnorite might be depending on how many skulls it possesses. Magnorites also have a tradition where they name their cities and mountains after heroes and leaders meaning that Tartarus, Markar and Kaelos where Magnorites who may have been leaders or great heroes to the Magnorites.

## Lore

During the Great War, the Magnorites fought on the side of the Ardoni. They were eventually victorious. After this they began co-existing with the other races, generally serving as forgers and blacksmiths in cities such as Oakendale, although the majority remained in K'arthen.

    Thalleous and Senn later encountered Magnorites in Oakendale. One of them watched Senn coldly. Another confronted a robed figure and a Felina, possibly leading to a fight.

## Trivia

* Magnorites have their own community in Oakendale, presumably to avoid conflicts with other races.
* Magnorites have difficulty fighting in trees.
* Igneous said in episode 8 that Magnorites don't need to eat or sleep.

## References

1. ↑ Igneous is fifteen years old and described as halfway through his life.
2. ↑ Episode 1
3. ↑ Episode 4
Locations

### Hydraphel

* **Hyperia** (capital city)
* Hydraphel Mines
* Devalon
* Diamond Heights
* Derna
* Isuma
* Belestar
* Havenshire
* Solkad
* Solkad North
* Solkad West
* Dalhurst
* Pinkolson Farm

### Felden

* **Felora** (capital city)
* Ferndale
* Riverstead
* Basalt Coast
* Basalt Mines
* Azilton
* Looma Bald
* Looma Watchtower
* Mahoa Docks
* Kawaiin Islands
* Hamburville
* Fort Zuka

### Cydonia

* **Meridian** (capital city)
* Po'Hatu
* Port Kazu
* Phaethon
* Kaeru
* Trinity Islands
* Cydonia Mines

### K'arthen

* **Tartarus** (capital city)
* Mt. Kaelos
* Markar

### Conchord

* **Oakendale** (capital city)
* Etherea
* Underwood
* Fort Braymin
* Biggerton
* Leewa
* Ireden
* West Port
* Marshline
* Twin Pass
* Conchord Forestry

### Northwind

* **Hailstone** (capital city)
* Walls of Time
* Frostburn
* Silverwatch
* Northwind Pass
* Gale Point

### Ardoni provinces

* Sendaria
* Nestoria
* Kaltaria
* Mendoria
* New Voltaria

### Wilderness

* Mt. Velgrin
* Mt. Tempus
* Necrobase
* Crown Peak
* Heart of Ardonia
* Hogtown
* Incatasia
* Bhengorn
* Fort Hacksaw
* Tabora Crags
* Badlands
* Ataraxia
Malakai

„*A smart Magnorite submits to those stronger than him. Ain't that right boys? I think this one needs a reminder of who’s in charge.*”
— Malakai to Borgen↑
**Malakai** was the former leader of K'arthen. When Cydonia raised the prices of their trade, K'arthen attacked Cydonia, closed its borders and withdrew from the union of the six kingdoms, leaving both K'arthen and Cydonia tense with each other for the next 46 years. Malakai then oversaw the construction of a tunnel under Phaethon, intended to secretly attack Cydonia from underground. He would have blown up the Cydonian city of Phaethon if Igneous had not interfered and blown up all the TNT explosives prematurely, killing himself and Malakai in the process.

## Appearances

### Episode 13

Borgen is shown fighting in a tavern in the Great Hall with Malakai, while Igneous listens in nearby. He complains that ever since Malakai closed the borders of K'arthen, the situation has been worse and the kingdom has gone into poverty. Malakai is angered and fights Borgen, easily throwing him to the ground. He challenges anyone to come and fight him, and punches a random Magnorite. This happens to be Igneous, who complains so he is thrown out of the tavern.

### Episode 14

Maxwell tells Igneous about the tunnel that Malakai has ordered to be mined, and expresses suspicion about his motives as humans are forbidden from entering.

### Episode 15

Borgen tells Igneous about the council's true intentions - the people are starting to want peace, which threatens the longevity of Malakai's war-geared regime. The tunnel is filled with TNT to attack Cydonia from beneath and reignite the conflict, thus keeping the K'arthen elites in power.

### Episode 16

Igneous returns to Maxwell's house urgently, only to be escorted away by guards as he finds out that Maxwell is missing and his house has been ransacked. As Maxwell was not seen again after this, it is implied that Malakai saw him as a threat to the plan and had him executed or imprisoned.

### Episode 17

Borgen reveals that Malakai is overseeing the final steps, so he and Igneous run into the tunnel and attack the guards. Igneous leaves his books with Borgen and heads off to the end of the tunnel himself, getting in a fight with Malakai as he activates the redstone wire leading to the TNT, which inevitably kills both Malakai and Igneous.

### Episode 22

Borgen tells Senn that in accordance with the magnorites' tradition of naming cities and mountains after heroes and leaders, a mountain was nearly named Malakai.

## Trivia

* It is implied that Malakai led the initial conflict with Cydonia, but David has confirmed that the initial conflict took place 46 years ago, while Magnorites can only live up to about 30 years of age. This might mean that the majority of Magnorites only live thirty years, some Magnorites can live longer.
Beacon

Beacon in Oakendale, Conchord

**Beacons** are a type of item that are used to teleport from one beacon to another, which is useful for moving around the world of Ardonia easily. All capital cities have a beacon, including the world capital Crown Peak.

When a beacon is disabled, easy travelling would not happen unless it activates again, this can be best taken as an example with the capital city of the kingdom K'arthen, Tartarus

## Gallery

A travel through BeaconsThe Beacon on Crown PeakThe Beacon of Felden, located in Felora
Song Shrine

Ria in the Ardoni Shrine of Sendaria looking her Song

A **Song Shrine** is a sacred place for the Ardoni, and in each province and city of Ardoni there is a Shrine. This is where the Ardoni activate their Songs and the young ones learn to wield them.

## Lore

„*Do you know why there are four pillars?"
"One for each order of Songs: Protisium, Aggressium, Mobilium, and Supporium."
"Good, you’ve done your reading! That means we’ll be able to skip the boring stuff. Go ahead and put your Song in the Protisium pillar.*”
— Val Mendoris and her student Senn↑
Shrines have four pillars, one for each Song order: **Aggressium**, **Protisium**, **Mobilium**, and **Supporium**. There are only four pillars because an Ardoni cannot use more than one Song of each order. If an Ardoni will use a Song, must to be place it on the pillar of its corresponding order, and place itself in the middle of the Shrine. In moments, the Song transforms into energy and surrounds the Ardoni, giving it the ability to use the power of that Song. This process can be tough the first time, as demonstrated by Senn, who passed out after absorbing the Song's energy.

## History

The first Song Shrine that was built, and in which the Ardoni wielded Songs for the first time was found in a Northwind cave near the Walls of Time. The Ardoni Tournaments were also held in this cave, in which the Champion was chosen to wield the Prime Songs.

At the time of the Great War and the Second, the Ardoni clans had Shrines in the Ardoni provinces of Sendaria, Nestoria, Voltaria, Kaltaria and Mendoria. There were also them in cities founded by Ardoni that were outside the provinces, such as Ataraxia.

Time before the Second Great War, Thalleous Sendaris went to Sendaria and gave Songs to Ria Sendaris and Senn. That night, they both went to the Shrine in secret from their father to see the Songs that Thalleous gave them.

More than six months later, during his stay in Ataraxia, Senn was taught by Val Mendoris to activate and wield the Protisium Song that Thalleous gave him long ago.

Near the end of the Second Great War, Ria traveled to the first Song Shrine to activate the two Prime Songs she had in her possession to wield them against the Deathsinger and end the conflict. Ria was overcome by the immense power of both Songs, which returned to the pillars, but not long after that she successfully returned and activated the Songs.
Skorch

„*I haven’t seen you two before- you must be new, so allow me to introduce myself. My name is Skorch, and the only reason either of you are alive is because I willed it.*”
— Skorch to Lucan and Niika↑
**Skorch** was Pythus's right-hand man (with which he shares a certain physical resemblance). He was first seen in Crown Peak where Pythus is inquiring about the whereabouts of Ingressus Voltaris. Later on, he was instructed to take charge of Felora and puts the city in heavy lockdown, the only opposition coming from Nitsuke, disguised as the Shadow. He ended up hurting lucan. He was killed by Nitsuke herself, saving Lucan and Niika as well as betraying her own rules of staying unbiased in the conflict.

## Appearances

### Episode 22

Skorch first appears in the series giving the direction of Ingressus to Pythus and agreeing to bring reinforcements from the Nether to Felden to face the Knights of Ardonia.

### Episode 23

In this episode Skorch arrives at Felden with reinforcements with which they manage to retake Felden and defeat the Knights of Ardonia and the other.

### Episode 26

In this episode, Skorch appears quite violently before Niika and Lucan, and then goes to look for information (about Nitzuke) in a bakery, where after obtaining what he wanted he kills the owner of the premises to leave no.

### Episode 27

In this episode looking for Niika and Lucan, he ends up running into Xaria (who knows Nitzuke's position), who manages to narrowly escape from Skorch's clutches

### Episode 28

In this episode is when Skorch finds the lair of Nitzuke and company, and a fight ensues where Alec, loses his life at the hands of Skorch.

As he was about to assassinate Lucan, he was stopped by an arrow from Nitzuke which led to his death.

Episode 29

He was later Mentioned by Pythus by how Skorch failed Pythus
Riverstead

**Riverstead** is a port town in the kingdom of Felden. It has a prison, which at one point, contained Lucan.

## Appearances

### Episode 2

Lucan and Marcus discuss Lucan's mining duty at the Basalt Coast at the prison in Riverstead, where he is being held.

### Episode 3

Lucan stumbles back into Riverstead, injured from the attack on the Basalt Mines. He is later taken to Felora to explain the attack to the officials of Felden. He is told to take orders from the Felden officials to the captain at Fort Zuka, which lies directly northeast.

### Episode 5

Lucan almost reveals to Niika that he was in prison at Riverstead, but catches himself before he says too much.

### Episode 10

The Felden army arrives at Riverstead to find the town on fire.
Felden-Necromancer War

Commanders| * Captain Kiyoshi†
* Female Felden Official†
* Male Felden Official†
* Alec
* Yujuki
* Lucan
* Xaria

Strength| * Felinas
	+ Niika
* Humans
	+ Marcus
* Undead
	+ Netherans
	+ Angel of Death
	+ Wither

Casualties| * Many Felinas
	+ Kiyoshi
	+ Female Felden Official
	+ Male Felden Official
* Many Humans
	+ Necrolord
* hordes of Undead

„*At this very moment. The armies of Felden has started their war against the Necromancers. A dark shroud will soon spread across the kingdom of Felden.*”
— Galleous Sendaris to Senn about disturbent situation in Ardonia.

**Felden-Necromancer** conflict is a war between Necromancers and kingdom of Felden.

## Lore

This war is a newly ignited conflict that started in Episode 10, with the attack on Riverstead.

## History

For many years, the Necromancers had prepared for the large-scale invasion. In the deeps of the Necrobase, the Undead were trained to fight. Lucan's investigation into the Necromancers forced them to begin their attacks quicker than they had hoped. An army of Felden's military arrived at the Necrobase, only to find it was abandoned. At this time, the Necrolord brought his units of the Undead by cave systems and the attack on Felden began.

Some cities of Felden, such as Riverstead, were burned by Necromancer forces. Armies lead by captain Kiyoshi, Alec and Lucan arrived to Felden, but they found only a burning landscape.

## Gallery

Necrolord leads his offensiveburning RiversteadFelden fleet arrives at Mount Tempus's coastFelden official commision mission to felden woods
Gale Point

Gale Point is at the furthest point of Ardonia in the ice kingdom of Northwind. It was where Thalleous Sendaris hid the most powerful Prime Song, the Aggressium Prime. The Prime Song was hidden within a cave inhabited by a Glacian, the most ancient species in Ardonia apart from the Guardians. The cave was visited by Thalleous Sendaris when he went to hide the Prime, and visited again by Achillean Nestoris, Senn, and Ria Sendaris when they went to retrieve it and prevent it from falling into the hands of Ingressus Voltaris. And it is where Achillean got killed by Ingressus.
Enderman

An Enderman

**Endermen** are tall, black neutral mobs from the End that have the ability to teleport, and pick up blocks.They are long-limbed, purple-eyed, darker-than-night mob usually seen in The End, their presence is rare in the Overworld more common than Humans who've made eye contact with it and then survived to tell the tale.

## Appearances

### Episode 4

During Abbigail's dream in which she is standing in the middle of a distorted structure in the End, several Endermen are crowding around her and watching from the ledges and crevices of the structure. These Endermen soon get slaughtered by emerging Wither Skeletons as the dream takes a dark turn and King Chronos appears, before Abbigail wakes up.

### Episode 7

After their encounter with the Voltaris, Jalkar and Grim set out to sell the Dragon egg to another buyer. During the Journey, Jalkar notices an Enderman coming out of nowhere in front of him. He quickly orders Grim to hide and to not look at it. The Enderman disappears but reappears in front of Grim and moans angrily after seeing Grim holding the Dragon egg. The Enderman knocks out Grim and tries to take the Dragon egg by force. Jalkar comes flying at the Enderman with his dagger. After a long fight Jalkar gets subdued. Grim seeing the enderman throws his scythe at it. The scythe chops off The Enderman's hand. Moaning with pain the Enderman disappears. After sometime three Endermen finally appear and stare at Abbigail and a subdued Grim after their fight and then disappear once again.
Unknown Sendaris Master (before The Great War)

„*One by one, he slayed the Masters of the Kaltaris, Sendaris, and Mendoris clans.*”
— Thalleous, narrating the deaths of the Masters from the Walls of Time

## Series Info

### Introduction

Episode 1

**The unknown Sendaris Master** is a former Master of Sendaris clan. She would be killed by the Deathsinger in the prologue, and her death would be one of 3 murders which kickstarted the war against the Voltaris and earned Ingressus the infamous nickname, for his actions against her and her clan, as well as the others.

## Appareances

### Episode 1

She first appears in the prologue, showing the distribution of the Prime Songs amongst the clan masters. Here, she is seen holding the Mobilium Prime song. She would be killed off-screen in the prologue, as a result of her and the other 2 Masters refusing Ingressus the Prime Songs in spite of his tournament win, with Aegus sadly following suite. Thalleous narrates Ingressus's revenge on the Masters, stating he killed the Masters of all but the Nestoris clan.

## Trivia

* She wields the same staff as the other Sendaris Master.
Diamond Heights

„*Pinkolson farm has always done the hard work to feed people like those in Diamond Heights. Yet somehow we stayed poor and they just got richer- and they’re always looking down on us, like we’re no different than our farm animals.*”
— Denny Pinkolson to Abbigail↑
**Diamond Heights** is a town located in Hydraphel.

## Lore

Diamond Heights is located near the capital of Hydraphel, Hyperia and is known as a town of high-class people. The nearby Pinkolson Farm has long been the food provider for Diamond Heights, but they have always treated them with contempt for their social class difference. Allister Evanstein III comes from a wealthy family in this city, and some time before the Second Great War he had an Ender Dragon Egg on display in his mansion. Shortly after Luna's birth, Allister's egg hatched, giving birth to Thunderdome. Allister was marked as an Ender Knight by the Dragon and left Diamond Heights to join the group of future Ender Knights that Abbigail was recruiting.

## Trivia

* The town is thought to be inhabited by rich or middle class people, due to diamond being in the town name.
* The food in the town is supplied by the Pinkolson Farm according to Denny .
* The town is home to the Enderknight, Allister.
Rusty

Rusty is a iron golem owned by the Pinkolson farmers, Denny and John. He is used as a guard to protect Denny and John at night from any undead. He lives in a barn on the Pinkolson Farm near Diamond Heights in Hydraphel.

## Appearances

### Episode 13

When Denny and John are attacked by undead at night, Denny fetches Rusty who beats up the undead. Abbigail and Luna arrive and help destroy the rest. In the morning, before Denny and Abbigail leave to find the rest of the Enderknights, Then Rusty gives Denny a red rose.
Mystery Legionnaire

**Mystery Legionnaire** is a member of the Unyielding Legion who first appeared in Episode 11. He was trying to steal a chest with an Eye of the End in it, but is hunted down by Abbigail and Luna who are attempting to destroy the Unyielding Legion. He manages to escape on a boat, leaving the chest behind for Abbigail to take.
Character list

The following is a list of characters in Songs of War.

Character status in **GREEN** are alive.

Character status in **BLUE** are unknown.

Character status in **RED** are deceased.

* **PROCEED WITH CAUTION: SPOILERS AHEAD!**

Note: Many characters have missing images due to an absence of skin files in the released SOW assets. It is likely the creators never got around to making their characters before the cancellation.
Heart of Ardonia

„*Thalleous, where we are going?
To the other side of the world, beyond the Heart of Ardonia.*”
— Senn and Thalleous Sendaris↑
The **Heart of Ardonia** is a strange place that functions as the center of the world of Ardonia.

## Lore

From here the north, south, east and west of the world are established. This is a place full of fantasy, with an axis, around which there are floating islands, whose shapes move with this axis. In the middle is a light that shines constantly upward, like a Beacon. On their way to Mount Velgrin, Thalleous Sendaris and Hawken crossed the Heart of Ardonia. The Heart of Ardonia has enormous underwater cave systems.
Sendaria

Village of Osivians Family

„*Thalleous, Sendaria is your home. You are always welcome here.*”
— Osivian Sendaris↑
**Sendaria** is one of the four current Ardoni territories. It is the home of the Sendaris clan of Ardoni, including Thalleous, Osivian, and Ria Sendaris, as well as Senn.

## Lore

Although there is not much historical lore about Sendaria itself, its physical aspects offer a glimpse into Ardoni culture, specifically that of the Sendaris. It is moderately forested, and not many artificial structures can be seen. Instead, the Sendaris choose to live in caves or trees, showing how Ardoni live more harmoniously with nature than humans. The land has a large emphasis on the color blue, which explains the numerous ponds and rivers and why diamond is the primary ore there. Sendaria is located north of Conchord and is an plains biome region with some trees and many rivers.

## Appearances

### Episode 1 (prologue)

Sendaria appears in a shot in the prologue as Thalleous, narrating, describes the Ardoni.

### Episode 2

Sendaria is a major setting in Episode 2. It is where Osivian, Senn, and Ria are first introduced.

### Episode 3

Thalleous, Senn and Timber embark on their journey to Crown Peak from Sendaria, with Osivian and his offspring waving them off.

### Episode 5

Sendaria is seen burning down, when Thalleous and Senn arrive there.

### Episode 6

Sendaria is the site of a battle between Thalleous and the Voltaris clan, as Thalleous ventures in the burning place to look for survivors, only to be ambushed by the Voltaris, who were revealed to have done this burning to hunt for Prime Songs. In the fight, Thalleous tries to escape, but Tygren impales him with a spear, killing him.

### Episode 29

Senn appears in Sendaria, his former home. It is still abandoned and the wildlife has mostly reclaimed the land. Timber has remained in the land the entire time. Senn walks around, remembering his past with Ria in the village, before departing with Timber to go South.

## Gallery

Sendaria in the PrologueSendaria burning by DeathsingerSenn and Ria in their training in SendariaSenn entering in his homeRia at the Song shrine of SendariaA beautiful night at SendariaThalleous and Senn leaving SendariaSendaria burning in the end of episode 5Tygren Voltaris in Sendaria burning.
Elder Guardians

The **Elder Guardian** is a stronger, larger variant of the guardians that has the ability of telekinesis and inflicts mining fatigue on enemies. They usually control the guardians according to their will.

## Abilities

Elder guardians have the same powers that the Guardians have along with two additional abilities:

### Telepathy

They have the ability to look into other people's minds, their memories and their pasts as shown in Episode 9.

### Mining Fatigue

The Elder Guardian looks for any entity and inflicts mining fatigue within its range. Once inflicted the entity sees a ghostly image of the Elder Guardian and is unable to mine.
Episode 4 Soundtrack

The **soundtrack album** for the fourth episode of *Songs of War* was released on January 4, 2020 by AfterInfinity.

## Tracks

1. "Envision" (2:24)
2. "An Unexpected Encounter" (4:30)
3. "Arriving in Town" (2:06)
4. "Crown Peak" (3:29)
5. "Not a Farmer" (3:29)

## External links

* Stream on Apple Music or buy on iTunes
* Stream on Spotify
Barrier Mountains

The Barrier Mountains were the home of the Voltaris clan after the four Ardoni clans banished them from their ardoni provinces, it is home to the clan during The Great War until the Second Great War began, it appears to be somewhat a small camp as mentioned by Ingressus. It is located in the cold kingdom named Northwind. At some time, many ardoni warriors, including Thalleous Sendaris arrived to hunt down the Voltaris, all of the clan members are killed including the master Dominus, Ingressus however escaped.
Pinkolson Farm

**Pinkolson Farm** is a huge farming village/complex in the kingdom of Hydraphel.

## Lore

Pinkolson Farm is a huge farming village/complex in the kingdom of Hydraphel. It was situated near Heart of Ardonia . This farm supplies food to Diamond Heights. The character Denny , an Enderknight lived here.

## Trivia

* Thalleous' peas are grown and packed here.
* Denny was known for his cakes here, because he describes himself as not the best farmer.
Galadar Mendoris

„*We face an even greater danger if we allow the Voltaris to grow in strength.*”
— Galadar Mendoris↑
**Galadar Mendoris** was an Ardoni warrior and council representative of the Mendoris clan, who represented the Mendoris during Ardoni councils alongside his brother Hadion. Galadar was killed on Mt. Velgrin.

## Appearances

### Episode 9

After the attack of the Voltaris on the Ardoni provinces, Galadar was one of the attendees to the Ardoni council to decide what do against this growing menace. He was quick to acknowledge Thalleous Sendaris's warnings and his urgency in hiding the Prime Songs, stating that it was thanks to his efforts that they remained safe from the Voltaris for the moment, though his brother Hadion still remained skeptical that the Voltaris were behind the attacks. When Zulius Kaltaris proposed leading an attack of their own against the Voltaris on Mt. Velgrin and was opposed by Master Siderian Mendoris, Galadar quickly pointed out to his clan master that their inaction would allow the Voltaris to become a greater threat and became the first to volunteer to join Zulius, followed by his brother.

After the meeting ended, Galadar joined Zulius in observing the northern lights, and commented on how long it had been since the Ardoni last wielded the Songs in combat. He then watched as Zulius tested his Aggressium Song.

### Episode 10

Galadar was not with Hadion and Zulius when they conversed with Hubris Nestoris in Ataraxia. However, he and his brother joined the group of Ardoni volunteers led by Zulius, traveling to Mt. Velgrin.

When the Ardoni arrived at Mt. Velgrin and attacked the Voltaris, Galadar and his brother flanked Zulius in the initial charge. During the battle, Galadar notably fought and killed a female Voltaris before the Deathsinger emerged into the present via the Voltaris's time portal.

### Episode 11

When the battle on Mt. Velgrin resumed, Galadar was killed along with the rest of the Ardoni attackers.

## Trivia

* Galadar is the second male Ardoni, whose name doesn't end on -n or -s, following Zinaida Voltaris.

## Gallery

Galadar Mendoris iron guard swordHadion Mendoris ( the left ), Galadar Mendoris ( the right )
Mt. Kaelos

Magnorites marching from a tunnel, that leads to Mount Kaelos, which is in the background.

## Ingame

### Coordinates

X: 379
Z: 2870

**Mount Kaleos** is a volcano and a base in the kingdom of K'arthen.

## Lore

Mount Kaleos is a volcano and a base in K'arthen. It is situated south of Tartarus, the capital city of K'arthen.

## Appearences

### Episode 1

Magnorite reinforcements can be seen marching from Tartarus near Mount Kaelos in the Prologue during the times of The Great War.
Conchord

Etherea

-Magnorites

**Conchord** is a kingdom in the Ardonian Overworld. Its capital is Oakendale. Mainly a forest biome, it contains Etherea, a castellar town known for enchanting and for housing one of the few remaining dragon stones, and the forest of Underwood nearby. A lumber yard has also been shown as a speedbuild on David's channel, simply referred to as Conchord Forestry.

## Appearances

### Episode 2

Jalkar and Grim arrive at Etherea to steal a dragon stone, though Grim ruins the mission at the end by knocking the dragon stone off a cliff and teleporting it, forcing Jalkar and Grim to follow the particle trailer to Underwood, where Abbigail and Sam later discover it.

### Episode 3

Abbigail brings the dragon stone back to her house in Underwood, where Mr. Finch tells her what it is and they protect it. An Etherea guard later shows up and asks if Mr. Finch has seen two thieves reported heading that way who stole a dragon stone - Jalkar and Grim.

### Episode 4

Jalkar and Grim arrive at Underwood and steal the dragon stone from Mr. Finch. Meanwhile, Thalleous Sendaris and Senn enter Oakendale, using the city's beacon to teleport to Crown Peak.

### Episode 5

Jalkar and Grim attempt to steal horses from Darlene, a friend of Abbigail. They fail in this, but get away in the end. They then travel down into Tabora Crags, to stay out of Conchord's borders.

### Episode 8

Senn and his new Magnorite friend Igneous are travelling to Biggerton in search of a map when Jalkar attacks them on the road, once again trying to steal a horse (in this case Timber). He is punched by Igneous and has to flee. In Biggerton, the travellers meet Abbigail and make their way to nearby Ataraxia.

## Locations

* **Oakendale** (capital city)
* Etherea
* Underwood
* Fort Braymin
* Biggerton
* Leewa
* Ireden
* West Port
* Marshline
* Twin Pass
* Conchord Forestry

## Trivia

* Conchord Forestry was the first and only SoW speed build shown on YouTube.
* The kingdom's colours seem to be white, brown and dark green.
* Hogtown wanted to be part of Conchord but were denied due to being poor and run down. This is what causes the citizen resentment of outsiders.
* Tabora Crags are not part of Conchord, being just outside of the border, as mentioned by Darlene.
* The widest range of Unyielding Legion actions is in Conchord where corruption is typical. It allows mercenaries to easily avoid guard of Conchord while travelling across the country.

## Gallery

Oakendale burning during The Great WarEthereaFields of OakendaleFlags of Conchord
Redstone Academy

Entrance of the academy

**Redstone Academy** is a school where redstone engineers can practice and other ones can learn to make redstone circuits. It is located south of the Tabora Crags and northwest of Crown Peak, near the Vault.

## Lore

The academy is built inside a mountain, so it is not possible to see it from above. Throughout the building it is possible to see redstone mechanisms that control various things, such as lighting. In the days before the Second Great War, academy engineers began the project of designing a redstone underground rail system to serve as a means of transportation, and were even able to build a tunnel to Crown Peak, but never managed to extend it.

Shortly after the start of the Second Great War, the Nether forces attacked the academy and took the engineers and students away. The Deathsinger planned to build a redstone device to locate Prime Songs, and gave the task to Fredric, who was one of the best engineers in the school. Fredric stayed at the academy building the device, being watched by Wither Skeletons. One day Hubris Nestoris and Grek, members of the Knights of Ardonia, arrived at the academy after hearing the rumors of the device. They eliminated the guards and a Wither who came to the scene, and then rescued Fredric, who disabled the device still under construction, and they took him to Ataraxia, where he would be safer.

## Trivia

* During the construction of the world of Ardonia, one of the builders jokingly spawned a chicken at the Redstone Academy named Professor Cluckles, who was supposed to be the director of the academy. Director David R. B. showed it in **Season 3 Commentary and Behind the Scenes**.
Ireden

Ireden is a very small village within the borders of Conchord. It is made up of a few wood-and-stone buildings, but does not make an appearance in any of the three seasons. Its inhabitants are most likely human. It is built on a hill surrounded by multiple springs. The closest villages are Underwood and Deeproot, although the Ardoni province New Voltaria may be closer.
Crown Peak

Map Of Crown Peak

„*Back when The Ender Knights used to rule Ardonia. Crown Peak was the Ender King's seat of power, but the last king Rendor split the world into six kingdoms after the people rebelled*”
— Thalleous to Senn
Crown Peak is located beyond the heart of Ardonia. All the beacons in Ardonia are able to lead here. It is a major city with a large population and people moving through regularly. It is also the former Enderking Rendor's throne. This place is also seen as a mark of union between all the six kingdoms (Hydraphel, Felden, Cydonia, K'arthen, Conchord and Northwind) of Ardonia (currently five after K'arthen withdrew from the union by attacking Cydonia.)

## Appearances

### Episode 4

After getting teleported through a beacon to Crown Peak, Thalleous and Senn arrive at Sulliman's house where they are rudely addressed by Sulliman after Thalleous knocks on the door. After some banter however, Sulliman leads them inside his home and Thalleous and Sulliman discuss the Great War. After some time Sulliman lies on a couch in his terrace and asks what he, Thalleous really wants from him. Thalleous gives Sulliman the Mobilium Prime Song and asks him to hide it, to which Sulliman replies him that he would and shrugs him off and then asks whether that would be all, to which Thalleous says yes. After Thalleous is done with Sulliman, he and Senn make a return journey to Sendaria.

## Geography

Crown Peak is located not far from the Heart of Ardonia. Being near the middle of the world, the nearby topography is unusual, the city is tucked gently into the mountain range surrounding the Heart, and the city is built into the mountains at places, most notably, a wealthy neighborhood in the north of the city, with large drops from the homes' balconies.

## Gallery

Thalleous Sendaris and Senn arrives to Crown PeakCrown Peak landscapeFormer Ender King's throne located in Crown Peak
Deltheus Voltaris

**Deltheus** was a Voltaris, a brother of Senn and grumpier than Almrak. He died in Nazgard, the capital of the Nether, after a fight broke out between the Voltaris accompanied by Vulcannus and the Nether forces led by Pythus during the overthrowing of the latter.

## Appearances

### Episode 25

The Deathsinger comes to Northwind to fight the Knights of Ardonia who are there to retrieve a Prime Song. During the battle, Senn fights a Voltaris, and soon realizes he has the same markings as himself. This is Deltheus, one of his two brothers. Senn decides to abandon his team and go with the Voltaris to finally learn of his heritage.

### Episode 27

Delthaeus is with Almrak in Hailstone and they got an opportunity to meet with Senn as he was summoned to Ingressus's chamber to have a talk but the Voltaris first brought him to his brothers. Delthaeus only talks to Senn for a little bit before heading off somewhere because he was annoyed by Senn's disappointment and shock at the revelation of his partial Voltaris heritage and stormed off.

### Episode 28

Delthaeus goes with Ingressus to the Walls of Time to discuss the future of the Voltaris along with Lucidius. Ria happened to see them approaching when leaving The Walls of Time but went back inside and hid behind a wall to hear what Ingressus and the others were saying. Delthaeus would end up agreeing with Ingressus’s plan and taking part in it as he was very passionate about wanting the war to be over and bringing peace to the Voltaris.

### Episode 29

Deltheus, Lucidius Voltaris and others are killed in Nazgard during a failed Voltaris attack to the nether forces.
Masani

„*This is Masani. She doesn’t talk much, but she’s an exceptional archer.*”
— Hubris Nestoris↑
**Masani** was a skilled Felina archer and one of the original members of the Knights of Ardonia. She was motivated to protect a close friend, Lira, in Felden, but she was banned from entering the kingdom due to reasons unknown, most likely due to crime or some form of law-breaking. During the fight in Felden, she spotted Lira but got killed immediately after Lira and Masani got the chance to unite. Masani was most likely a young female. At youngest very early 20's (for human age approx. because we don't know at what rate Felinas age) to her early 30's at oldest. Not much about Masani is known, such as her and Lira's story, or why she was banished from Felden to begin with. It can be assumed she committed a grave crime or was possibly even framed for one, enough to earn her exile, but not enough to warrant execution (as Lucan implies executions are still in the justice system of Felden).

## Appearances

### Episode 23

Masani was killed by an arrow that shot right through her body.

## Personality

Masani was a quiet person. She was not shy as she can be seen glaring at people sometimes and based on the way her photo looks like. It can be assumed that after being separated from Lira, her personality turned shady, dark, pessimistic, quiet and stern. However based on Masani's reuniting with Lira for brief moments, it can be assumed that before the banishment from Felden, when Masani's life was at its best, she was much happier in life.

## Trivia

* Onyx and Masani originally had no dialogue in Season 3, so David had to add a scene with Masani and Onyx talking in case fans liked Onyx or Masani
Badlands

Thalleous and Hawken traveling through Badlands

tainted area on the Edge of Conchord

The **Badlands** are a region of Ardonia whose characteristics make survival difficult, so there is no civilization here. It is a unsafe and dangerous place full of wicked creatures like undead. Badlands is located near the edge of Conchord, south of Sendaria. The region is surrounded by mountains, making it a valley, and the ground is mycelium, full of dead bushes. The undead abound here, making this an even more dangerous place. On their way to Mount Velgrin, Thalleous and Hawken crossed Badlands, and some undead attempted to attack them but were too slow to reach them.
Aren

„*Some people call me Aren, others call me The Fletcher. Those who dislike me find other clever titles.*”
— **Aren** to Igneous↑
**Aren** is a person in the kingdom of Cydonia who lives in Meridian.

## Lore

Aren the Fletcher is a contact of Galleous Sendaris, but not much else is known about him.

## Appearances

He was mentioned by Galleous as someone, who can safely smuggle Igneous to any location in Cydonia and help him in his mission to bring Cydonia and K'arthen to peace negotiations.

### Episode 11

In the first episode of season 2, Igneous arrived in Cydonia and met Aren in his house. After Aren introduced himself, he asked Igneous what did he want, with the Magnorite saying that Galleous sent him to him. Aren was surprised to hear that Galleous was still alive and asked him what did the Ardoni want. After Igneous told him that he needed to get to K'arthen, Aren said that he would need a lot more of Galleous' words to go there, upon which Igneous gave him some gold. This convinced Aren to take the Magnorite to the city.

## Gallery

Default render of ArenArens Battle Sycthe
## Trivia

* As seasons 2 and 3 were never made, Aren never appeared onscreen. His role was canonised by the script.
Biggerton

„*This episode we needed another town that was bigger than Hogtown, a bigger town, BiggerTo(w)n. The name is literally as simple as that, we kind of said it as a joke at first, but for some reason it just kind of stuck and it worked nice.*”
— David R.B.↑
**Biggerton** is a town close to the border of Conchord and is close to Hogtown. Senn and Igneous traveled here to search for a map to find Ataraxia, but both were mistreated due to their species. They met Abbigail here, who lent them a map to find Ataraxia. Then she left them to track Jalkar, and Senn and Igneous set off for Ataraxia. It appears to be much more civilized than Hogtown, and an drone shot shows stone-roofed houses and complexes as well as two towers, one holding a bell. As seen from the map from overhead there are three roads leading into Biggerton, one from Hogtown, one from Oakendale, and another from Derna, Hydraphel, this road passes by the mountain which shelters the floating islands of Ataraxia.

## Appearances

### Episode 8

Igneous and Senn walk along a road and run into Jalkar, who tries to steal Timber. However, Igneous punches him and he flees. Igneous wonders if he had hurt him but quickly forgets when he sees Biggerton in the distance. They run into the town and find a tavern where Biggerton Bartender is serving some humans and Green Thing. They ask where to find a map to Ataraxia, and the Bartender tells them to go to Marshall's Map Shop. The human is angry and makes them leave after Senn buys some bread. Igneous explains that people are often mean to Magnorites and also mentions the K'arthen-Cydonia conflict. They visit Marshall's Map Shop, where the mapmaker, Marshall, is discriminative towards Magnorites (as Igneous mentions) and raises the price for them. They meet Abbigail and Sam on the way out and she lets them borrow her map, which she purchased from Marshall for a cheaper price. Igneous and Senn leave Biggerton soon after to look for Ataraxia.
Female Felden Official

**The Female Felden Official**, otherwise known as "Felden Official 1", is the placeholder name for an unknown female Felina who serves as a government official in the Kingdom of Felden. She has a male co-worker. The two of them direct many government affairs from a building in Felora. She was killed by the undead.

## Appearance

### Episode 3

After being found injured escaping from the Necromancer  attack on the Basalt Mines, Lucan  is brought before the two officials to explain what happened. After discussing the situation with the male official, the female official tasks Lucan with investigating the Necromancers.

### Episode 8

Lucan returns to the officials with the location of the Necrobase. The officials agree that the Necromancers must be stopped immediately, and the female official gives Lucan a directive to deliver to Captain Kiyoshi at Fort Zuka.
Chroniclers

The **Chroniclers** are a group of scholars that go to various ongoing events in Ardonia and record them. They then give their findings to the Glacians who carve out the Walls of Time and write them. They are ordered to remain impartial and unbiased no matter what, but Nitsuke defies this rule by killing Skorch. However, she is allowed to keep her job.