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Drand

**L****ieutenant Drand** is a lieutenant of Halfwind Citadel.

## Biography

### *The Last Archer*

Lieutenant Drand and Jo Shanks developed something of a stormy relationship, with Drand thinking little of Shanks and Jo regarding Drand as his second least favorite officer at Halfwind after Captain Frye.

At muster on the day of the Archer's Cup prior to the Citadel Congress at Cloud Mountain, he chastised Jo for having a dirty sword. He threatened to bar Jo from the cup, and later chastised him for his obsession with the cup in light of the expected outbreak of war.

Drand and Jo had another run in at Cloud Mountain, with Jo spilling soup on his commanding officer. After being informed that Jo had been temporarily recruited into the Bracers, Drand informed Frye who expressed their displeasure to Nate Flynn.

Drand was among the soldiers caught up in the Attack on Cloud Mountain. He met with Frye and the Bracers outside the entrance to the Savory Den.

### *Ember Rising*

Drand was later part of a group of fifty soldiers fleeing Cloud Mountain under the leadership of Lord Captain Helmer and Captain Picket Longtreader. As the two were about to depart on a mission to First Warren, leadership of the group was to be left to Drand.

However, they were attacked by a group of Terralain soldiers, during which engagement Drand suffered a slight wound. Fortunately they were soon reinforced by other soldiers under Jo Shanks and Coleden Blackstar, and the two groups parted with an uneasy truce. The experience left Drand shaken, and hoping never to have to fight the Terralains again.

### *Ember's End*

Drand is revealed to have taken part in the Battle for First Warren, losing a leg in the process. Picket later shares a room with him in the old palace, noting that Drand seems on the verge of death.

## Personality and traits

Drand is described as a tall rabbit. As an officer he is a strict disciplinarian, brooking no sloppy behavior on the part of the soldiers he commands.
Flox

**G****eneral Flox** was the leader of the wolves that attacked Rockback Valley. He was slain in battle by Picket Longtreader.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Sween Longtreader is cleaning Morbin's lair when two wolves arrive. One wolf is white, with a charcoal vest over a black tunic. The wolf carries an honorary shield bearing the red diamond emblem bent into a fang, a mocking to King Jupiter’s red diamond emblem. This is General Flox. Upon entering, he and another wolf, Blenk, joke about eating Sween. Flox is meeting to secure the treaty between wolves and the preylords. However, Blenk is nervous at whether Morbin will hold the alliance after Redeye Garlackson's failure. Sween, hearing that Garlackson is dead, forgets herself and smiles. General Flox, hand on his sword, asked what she was smiling at. When Sween replied that slaves must not smile, he nearly drew his sword and struck Sween. However, he was stopped by someone calling from the corridor, saying that Morbin was seeking him.

Flox was later present at one of Morbin's councils. He inquires why Morbin did not eradicate all the rabbits right then. Morbin responds that they will instead break the rabbits, and also that he likes having slaves. Flox bows and pledges his allegiance to Morbin.

General Flox leads a pack of wolves in an attack on Rockback Valley. With the help of The Fowlers, Picket Longtreader kills him during the initial fighting in the valley.

Shelt told Garten Longtreader that General Flox had fallen, and instructed Garten to find the highest-ranking wolf to replace Flox.
Dragon prince

## Undetermined

The dragon prince, as illustrated by Zach Franzen in Ember's End.

The **d****ragon prince** was the leader of the dragons during the end of the War for All Natalia.

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

The dragon prince introduced himself to Heather and Smalls, claiming to be the latest dragon keeper of the Tomb of Lander's Dragons in a line that began after the Dragon War. He shared with them the history of the conferences between Natalia's rabbit kings and the dragon keepers, while also noting that a considerable time had passed since the last. The prince further revealed that he helped keep Smalls alive by feeding him mossdraft when the dying rabbit was dropped into the tomb. He then asked for Smalls' help in working on a project deeper in the tomb, claiming that he is trying to prevent the tomb's collapse.

The prince later persuaded Heather to follow him to a gateway, which he hoped she will be able to help him unlock. A cave-in occurred and they become separated, during which time Heather learned that there are other dragons awake in the tomb. Upon encountering the prince again, he attempted to force her to open the gateway with the Green Ember, but she discovered that it was no longer in her possession. The prince then revealed his true identity, and that he killed the last true keeper sometime after hatching from his egg.

Having hatched an army of dragons, the prince sought to penetrate the chamber behind the gate so as to unleash his kind upon Natalia and the unsuspecting rabbits. He prepared to kill Heather, intending to feed her to his minions, but was distracted when the gate opens from the inside and Smalls emerged. The prince attacked his rabbit counterpart but was swiftly slain by Smalls wielding the Stone Sword of Flint. Heather and Smalls later collapsed the tomb, ensuring that the prince's dream of dragons reigning over Natalia once again did not long survive him.

## Physical appearance

The dragon prince was a colossal dragon with dark, bulky skin. He had large hands with long claws on the end of each toe, and a long, thick tail. He had small, beady eyes that were pale in color, and a forked tongue.

## Personality and traits

Unlike the other dragons whose eggs lay in the tomb, the dragon prince apparently was capable of hatching without the care of a keeper. He also possessed noxious breath that acted as a drug on rabbits, causing them to speak truthfully and leaving them suggestible to the prince's will. Whether through cunning or some other instinct, the prince could also sense the truthfulness or falsehood in the words of others.

## Gallery

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

**Jo Shanks**: Then you're a dead buck, Farns.

—*Ember's End*, p.245 |  | ”

**F****arns** is a signaler employed as part of First Warren's defenses during preparation for the Siege of First Warren

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

Farns had gained a rather infamous reputation among the defenders of First Warren in the days leading up to the end of the War for All Natalia. For unknown reasons he had the tendency to err in signaling to the Highwall Wardens and others using the flag system devised for that very purpose. Nate Flynn was particularly frustrated with the repetitive errors, though Jo Shanks was quick to point out that the chaos of preparations was the reason Farns hadn't been removed. After another erroneous signal, Owen despairingly, though jokingly, suggested that Nate see if he couldn't manage to hit Farns with a bow shot.

Jo was sent to investigate the signal but was soon diverted by a message delivered by Dalla. Once he read the communication from Lady Glen, Jo snatched away a flag Farns was holding. The flustered rabbit objected, but Jo delivered a quick response before departing on another errand. Sometime later, as the Terralain army advanced on the city, a signal message caused Helmer to question whether Farns was still acting in that position. Jefwood confirmed that Farns had been removed.

## Personality

**Studge**: It's nuanced, sir...It's got levels.

—A commentary on Farns' signalling, *Ember's End*, p.243 |  | ”

Farns was a dedicated member of the Cause, but due to his erroneous signaling gained a reputation for not being especially intelligent.
Baghurst

**C****ommander Baghurst** was the commander of the ship *Steadfast* under King Whitson Mariner.

## Biography

Baghurst was present aboard the *Vanguard*, King Whitson Mariner welcomed his lords and captains into his cabin for a toast. Eventually, all the rabbits took their leave of their rulers, with Captain Suttfin and Commander Baghurst returning to *Steadfast*.

## Trivia

* The name "Baghurst" is of English and Irish origin.

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*
2. ↑ [1]

*This article has received The Green Ember of excellence.*
Attack on Harbone Citadel

Soldiers of the Cause and Longtreader Command during the Attack on Harbone Citadel, as pictured in Ember Falls.

## Event information

### Notable participants

Rabbits
The Resistance
Longtreader Command
Wild Wolf Pack

### Outcome

Harbone Citadel destroyed, attacking forces decimated.

## Book information

### Occurs

*Ember's End*

The **A****ttack on Harbone Citadel** was an assault made on Harbone Citadel by Morbin Blackhawk's loyal rabbits, Lords of Prey, and the Wild Wolf Pack.

## History

### The attack

Several rabbits from Longtreader Command in Akolan infiltrated the citadel, claiming to be part of an aid force from First Warren. Upon gaining entry, they began attacking the inhabitants, and were joined by Preylords who had transported them to the area for the attack. Several explosives were set off in the ensuing chaos, leaving Harbone a ruinous shell of its former self. The surviving members of the Wild Wolf Pack, though weak with hunger and decimated by their encounter with the Lord Hewson, were drawn by the noise and joined in attacking the beleaguered inhabitants of the citadel.

Their part in the attack done, the Preylord attackers departed Harbone and headed in the direction of Grey Grove to join up with the remainder of Morbin's raptor armada. Unwittingly, they left just as the Fowlers arrived from the Terralain camp, having witnessed signs of the attack on Harbone and come to offer aid. The elite fighters soon rallied the citadel's remaining defenders, and together they beat off or slew the remaining wild wolves. After a short reprieve, in which they were able to mount a short-lived effort to rescue additional inhabitants of the citadel, Wilfred Longtreader arrived with reinforcements and a warning of returning attackers.

The Wrongtreaders, having retreated at the same time as their Preylord masters, charged in to attack the weary defenders. Their force, being of no great size, was soon thinned by the efforts of Jo Shanks, and the defenders were able to decimate the remainder. A single prisoner was kept alive on Wilfred's orders, and proudly laid out the details of the attack and the greater devastation that was soon to follow.

### Aftermath

The survivors of Harbone joined the Fowlers and Wilfred's party in returning to First Warren. The former denizens of Harbone became even more firmly resolved in participating in the closing act of the War for All Natalia in memory of their destroyed home and lost loved ones. The Wrongtreader prisoner was interrogated, and from him the Cause gained vital intelligence that they used to shape their strategies for the coming battle.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 As revealed in *Ember's End*
Great Alliance

The **G****reat Alliance** was a group of rabbits consisting of the Thirty Warrens and their various allies across Natalia.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Whittle Longtreader mentioned the Great Alliance when he recounted *The Rise and Fall of King Jupiter the Great* to Heather and Picket. By his descriptions, the alliance included not only those rabbits subject to King Jupiter, but others from various other areas of Natalia. These included "the rogue clans of Tarvan Bluff" and presumably the warrens located in the Red Valley.

## Trivia

* In early editions of *The Green Ember*, the Great Alliance seems to have included squirrels, small birds, and other creatures of the Great Wood. However, S. D. Smith seems to have abandoned this concept in favor of a rabbits-only union, which is reflected in newer editions.
Decker's Landing

A map of Natalia including Decker's Landing.

**D****ecker's Landing** was a location on the Whitmer River that was once home to Tommy Decker, a loyal friend of the Resistance. From this point Decker served to provide advance warning to Cloud Mountain of any enemy approach from the west.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

About the time that Redeye Garlackson attacked the Longtreader home in Nick Hollow, several of his wolves attacked Decker's Landing, burning Decker's home and killing him. The wolves subsequently settled a garrison in the area, from which they launched the Attack on Cloud Mountain.

### *The First Fowler*

Captain Frye and Jo Shanks surveyed the former site of the landing, and Frye shared its history with Jo. He also informed Jo that a solution was being discussed, and on their way back to Cloud Mountain they passed several Chelmsford Citadel bucks heading for the landing.

### *Ember's End*

Decker's Landing was referenced by Picket Longtreader when he silently recalled how helpless he had felt when Smalls carried him to safety near the landing after the Attack on Nick Hollow.
Goofhack the Blabber and the Tattler's Dungeon

**G*****oofhack the Blabber and the Tattler's Dungeon*** is a story featuring the character of Goofhack. It was a favorite childhood story of Picket Longtreader's, though Heather Longtreader seemed to have lost enthusiasm for it by time they first heard the tale of *The Rise and Fall of King Jupiter the Great*.
Galvet

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

## Book information

### Appears

*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

**L****ord Galvet** was a lord who served Whitson Mariner and Lander Whitson in the last days of the Dragon War.

## Biography

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

When Grimble calls a peace summit (or, better put, a surrender), Prince Lander gets Nickel, a member of the often undervalued Drekkers, to help counteract the treachery they know Grimble is plotting, as Nickel is a good trickster. Nickel predicts (correctly, it turns out) that Grimble will send a strike force to make them want to do his 'surrender-peace'. Brindle Cove nods agreement, but Lord Galvet shakes his head.

After the peace summit culminates in Whitson's death, Lander is crowned king. He invites Lord Galvet to his war council, along with Lord Blackstar, Captain Massie, Chief Heckle, Captain Walters, Captain Cove, Mother Saramack, and some others. King Lander tells them that he needs their advice, and welcomes it. Mother Saramack figures out what Lander needs to do, however, and the council is dismissed.

During the Battle of Dragon Mountain, Massie Burnson shows up to be a scalebreaker with King Lander. Lander objects, saying he needs Massie to command the left flank, as they need good captains there. But Massie says that the left flank is being commanded by Lord Galvet, and that they are already in position. Lander calls him a scoundrel but has no choice but to let him join, and despite what he says, he is pleased by it. Later on in the battle, the dragons are slaughtering the scalebreakers, but the Drekkers arrive and the scalebreakers are relieved. When Lander turns back around, he sees Lord Galvet commanding the left flank, which was surging in and adding greatly to the rabbit force. The Trekkers ultimately won the battle, and conclusively, the dragon war.
Frale

**L****ieutenant Frale** was a rabbit who served under Lord Hewson at Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### Backstory

Frale lived at Harbone Citadel and served under its lord, Hewson. At some point in time they attempted to sneak into First Warren, along with Jorn Lin, by dumping trash into the Black Gap and hiding among it in the hopes of being transported into the city. They were killed by a bomb in the attempt.

### *Ember Rising*

Frale is mentioned by Captain Redthaw, who mentions Frale when Picket Longtreader brings up the same plan that Frale attempted to execute.
Eric Fritzius

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

## Career information

### Occupation

• Narrator
• Author

### *The Green Ember* work

• *A Green Ember Story*
•*Tales of Old Natalia*

**E****ric Fritzius** is a narrator and author.

## Biography

Eric Fritzius has narrated books such as *How to Carry Bigfoot Home*, *Mississippi Nights*, and *A Consternation of Monsters*, which he also authored.

For S. D. Smith, Eric has narrated the audiobook versions of:

* *The Last Archer*
* *The Black Star of Kingston*
* *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*
* *The First Fowler*
* *The Archer's Cup*
* *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

## External links

* Eric Fritzius on Audible
* Eric Fritzius on Facebook
* Eric Fritzius on Twitter
Brafficks

**C****aptain Brafficks** was a captain of Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

During a meeting of Emma's council, Heyward reported that Brafficks, in company with Lord Ronan's elite guard from Blackstone Citadel, had cleared out all of Harbone's battle burrows. This was done under the direction of Lord Captain Helmer, as part of preparations for the Siege of First Warren, in which Brafficks presumably participated. Brafficks also helped Emma and the Fowler’s prepare for their departure for the Terralain camp.
Frill Able

**F****rill Able** was a buck who served under King Whitson Mariner and Queen Lillie. He was the brother of Jake Able.

## Biography

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

Aboard *Steadfast*, Frill Able cheerfully speaks with Ginny before he is dragged away by Jimmi Docker.

After *Vanguard* is wrecked at the hands of Captain Grimble, King Whitson Mariner takes a skeleton crew aboard *Steadfast* to meet Grimble's ship, *Desolation*. Frill and his brother, Jake Able, are part of the king's crew. Frill and Baily Nocks haul blastpowder barrels onto deck as part of Whitson's plan to overcome Captain Grimble and his crew.

As *Desolation* sails into view, Frill and his fellow sailors set the king's plan into motion. Before long, the crews of *Steadfast* and *Desolation* are locked in a furious battle. Just as Captain Grimble is gaining the upper hand on Whitson Mariner, he is surrounded by the king's sailors, including Frill, who force the older buck to surrender.

## Physical appearance

Though little of Frill Able's appearance is known, he was described as having a "toothless grin."

## Personality and traits

Though little of Frill Able's personality is known, it can be reasoned that he was a capable and loyal sailor.
Deserted camp

The deserted camp, as pictured in the northwestern region of a map of Natalia.

The **d****eserted camp** is a location in Natalia that was home to a slave mine overseen by the forces of Morbin Blackhawk. It was positioned near one of several branches of the River Gale.

## History

### *Ember Falls*

Acting on intelligence indicating that member of the Longtreader family were imprisoned there, Prince Smalden Joveson led a force of rabbits to the camp in hopes of liberating its captives. He and Picket Longtreader scouted out the camp, only to find it abandoned. A trio of birds of prey then attacked the pair, forcing them to run through the buildings. After taking refuge inside an empty barracks, they succeeded in bringing down the building and killing two of them.

The final bird survived the collapse, but was killed by a hail of fire arrows fired by the rest of the rabbit force under Lord Victor and Lord Captain Helmer.
Copeland

**C****opeland** is a buck archer from Glen Clair.

## Biography

### *The Archer's Cup*

Copeland, accompanied by Danmark and a handful of other bucks, travels to Blackstone Citadel to take part in the Ultimate Archer's Cup. His archery skills carry him through the first round of the competition, but fail to meet the mark in the second round, causing him to be eliminated.

## Skills and abilities

Though apparently skilled enough at archery to be included in the Ultimate Archer's Cup, Glen Harty informs Jo Shanks that Copeland's prowess is only threatening if movement is required for a shot.

## Trivia

* The name "Copeland" is of Northern English and Scottish origin. It comes from the Old Norse "kaupa-land," meaning "bought land."
Emery Dann

**E****mery Dann** was a rabbit who served under Lord Hewson at Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### Backstory

Emery Dann lived at Harbone Citadel and served under its lord, Hewson. He met and married a doe called Myrtle Dann, with whom he reared a single son, Emerson. At some point in time he attempted to sneak into First Warren by assuming a fake uniform and sailing into the city by boat, hoping to pass unnoticed. He was killed by Lords of Prey in the attempt.

### *Ember Rising*

Emery is mentioned by Captain Redthaw, who mentions him when Picket Longtreader brings up the same plan that Emery attempted to execute.

Emery is later mentioned by Emerson.
Barren Point

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

## Barren Point

On Barren Point Island, Grimble bows before Namoz as Whitson looks on.

## General information

### Events

Battle of Barren Point

**B****arren Point** was a small stretch of land on the River Fay. It was known to become an island when the river was high, but in particularly dry weather was connected to the mainland.

## History

Barren Point was selected by Lord Grimble as the site of a meeting between himself and Whitson Mariner late in the Dragon War. He stipulated that Whitson bring his son Lander to the meeting, while he himself brought his daughter Hollie, recently abducted from Lener's Crossroads after fleeing Grimble Island. Upon arriving, the two old enemies exchanged words, with Whitson trying to convince Grimble to abandon his alliance with the dragons while Grimble attempted to persuade Whitson that he should ally himself to Namoz Dragonking. Grimble's efforts culminated in hinting at the possibility that he and Whitson might both be able to become immortal, at which point Namoz, his sorcerer, and a dragon priestess emerged from the water surrounding the island.

As Namoz's companions prepared a heinous ritual, Namoz sensed the presence of Lander, who had accompanied his father in a hidden compartment of the boat Whitson used to reach Barren Point. As father and son watched, the priestess wounded Hollie in order to add her blood to a potion that would supposedly grant Grimble unending life. Whitson refused to allow a similar draft to be prepared for him using Lander's blood, and looked on in horror as Grimble drank his and seemingly perished as a result. However, Grimble's apparent demise proved to be the prelude to a horrific transformation in which he became part rabbit, part dragon.

Believing that Grimble's transformation was incomplete due to Hollie remaining alive, Namoz wished to kill Hollie in hopes that it would finish the process of Grimble becoming a dragon. Whitson and Lander acted to protect Hollie, but Whitson was mortally wounded in the process. Lander and Hollie managed to get him back into their boat and retreated back across the river to where their allies waited. Namoz and Grimble briefly looked on as the dragon forces that they had lying in wait in the water pursued the rabbits, but departed before they could witness the culmination of the battle of Barren Point.
Gritch

**G****ritch** was the master Akolan rabbit slave of Morbin's lair.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Gritch oversaw the assignment of duties to various slaves in Morbin's lair, including sending Sween Longtreader to work with Edward Weaver. He became irritated with Melody over her flippant attitude, and warned her that he was keeping an eye on her to try and keep her out of trouble. Impressed by Sween's quiet, dutiful approach to her work, he held her up as an example, noting that she worked for the sake of her child. Gritch later organized the slaves who were to serve at a meeting of Morbin's war council; after Melody was killed for crying out in defiance, he rushed into the room and begged forgiveness from Garten Longtreader.

Later, Gritch was called upon when Morbin wanted to know Garten's whereabouts as Heather Longtreader stood before him, waiting to be identified. Impatient, Morbin ordered Gritch to assemble the household slaves, warning that he would execute all of them-with Gritch to be the first-if Garten did not appear quickly.

### *Ember Rising*

Gritch is mentioned by Sween, who commented on his anxities regarding the disruption she caused at Morbin's lair, to Heather.

## Personality and traits

Totally subservient to the Preylords, Gritch acted to see that their demands were catered to and brooked no insubordination from slaves ranked below him. He seemed to regard the opportuntiy to work in Morbin's lair as a sort of honor, and had no qualms about threatening those who felt otherwise with being demoted to work in Akolan's trash fields. Utterly in terror of his masters, he apologized profusely to Garten Longtreader after the incident with Melody and offered neither resistance nor objection when the other rabbit struck him. He was also quick to follow orders to gather the slaves in Morbin's lair, in spite of the fact that they were all to be killed staring with himself if Garten did not appear promptly.

## Physical appearance

Gritch is described as an old rabbit with red fur.
Granger

**Tunk**: Captain Granger, they spied on me!

**Granger**: Spied on you? How am I supposed to believe that? What were you doing that needed spying on?

**Jo Shanks**: He was eating one of our soldiers.

—*Ember's End*, p. 63-64 |  | ”

**C****aptain Granger** is an officer in the Terralain army.

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

Captain Granger led the group that captured Emma's envoy when they came to talk to Kylen of Terralain, having been among the party that intercepted them. He quickly recognized Emma and Picket Longtreader, and was angered when Helmer inquired after Captain Vulm. Granger accused the Cause of having sent assassins to murder his fallen colleague, but was less belligerent than one of his subordinates. Obviously unnerved by the arrival of several leaders of the Cause, he called for additional guards, including Tunk. When Jo Shanks shocked Tunk by displaying awareness of Tunk's activities of the night before through his spying, Granger was baffled but soon irritated by the lower-ranking soldier.

After arriving in the Terralain camp, Granger received a messenger, who informed him that Tameth Seer was occupied. Granger instructed the messenger to summon Prince Naylen.

## Physical appearance

Granger was brown-furred and, as was typical of Terralain rabbits, of impressive size compared to other rabbits of Natalia.

## Personality and traits

Granger was a loyal officer of Terralain, and thus understandably contemptuous of Emma and her companions when he believed them to be guilty of killing Captain Vulm. However, he also appeared somewhat superstitious, believing Tameth Seer's lies about Emma being the "Red Witch".
Gan

**G****an** is a presumed parent of an unknown species, along with their spouse, Shambler.

## Biography

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Gan is mentioned by King Whitson Mariner, when he sternly tells his son, Lander, that rabbits are not of Gan and Shambler but of Flint and Fay. This statement possibly alludes to the fact that Gan and Shambler were somewhat undesirable characters, whatever their species may have been.

## Trivia

* The name "Gan" is of Mongolian origin and means "steel."
Grey Grove

Grey Grove on a map of eastern Natalia.

**G****rey Grove** is a wooded area west of the Waste between the River Gale in the north and the River Flint to the south.

## History

### *Ember's End*

The Lords of Prey assembled in Grey Grove in preparation for the Siege of First Warren. In addition to arranging their forces for the assault, they also held a ceremony in which the priestess anointed Falcowitson as a member of the Six. The Preylords embarked for First Warren in waves led by the Six, both as a strategic precaution and to honor the significance of the raptor kings. Emma Joveson would later alert her commanders to the approach of the first force of Preylords.
Deathbrew

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

**Whitson Mariner**: I will never drink the deathbrew.

**Namoz**: It is a potion for never-ending life, rabbitbuck. It is an ancient elixir made from our mossdraft—already a life-sustaining draft—and the sorcerer's secret tincture. He has recently learned, from deep communion in the darkness, that when it is imbued with the spilled blood of the firstborn, it creates power for eternal life!

**Whitson**: It's eternal death, Namoz. And I will never taste it.

—*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*, p. 198 |  | ”

**D****eathbrew** was a substance created by the dragons as part of a dark ritual. It consisted of a mixture of mossdraft, a tincture brewed by the dragon sorcerer, and blood. The latter of these ingredients was taken from the firstborn child of whomever was intended to drink that particular batch of deathbrew. Supposedly, adding this ingredient would also make the drinker immortal.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

During a supposed peace summit between Grimble, Namoz Dragonking, and Whitson Mariner on Barren Point, Namoz's sorcerer and one of his priestesses began preparing two portions of deathbrew. The priestess cut Hollie Grimble's arm and added her blood to one portion before releasing her. As the priestess finished preparing the mixture, Namoz explained the nature of the brew and its alleged powers. He then offered Whitson the chance to partake of his own dose, with Lander's blood added to it, but the rabbit king adamantly refused.

Grimble drank a chalice of his own mixture, only to seemingly suffer an agonizing death. However, this was merely the prelude to something far more horrific: his transformation into a monstrous hybrid of rabbit and dragon. As Namoz had apparently expected that Grimble would become fully dragon, he questioned the sorcerer, who indicated that the process was interrupted because Hollie still lived. Namoz thus determined that she should die in hopes of completing Grimble's transformation, though he was thwarted in this aim by the heroic efforts and sacrifice of Lander and Whitson.
Evergreen Row

**E****vergreen Row** was, as its name implies, a row of pine trees in Nick Hollow.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Heather Longtreader fled here while attempting to evade the wolves under Redeye Garlackson. She managed to escape them through a stunning series of acrobatic feats, including leaping from tree to tree in the row, before making her way to Seven Mounds.
Blastpowder

**B****lastpowder** is an explosive substance used by rabbits both on Golden Coast and in Natalia. It is both flammable and volatile, with general belief being that it could be set off by impact.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Barrels of blastpowder were among the mining supplies carried across Ayman Lake for use by Black Star Company. Fleck Blackstar later set off a blastpowder explosion aboard *Lillie* in order to drive off the Lords of Prey.

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

Several blastpowder barrels were carried aboard *Steadfast* and emptied of their contents as part of a ruse to fool Captain Grimble and the crew of *Desolation*.

### *The Green Ember*

Among its various defensive measures, Cloud Mountain had a barrel of blastpowder set up in Hallway Round under armed guard. In the event of invasion, the blastpowder was meant to be set off to block the path of the enemy. Picket Longtreader angered a guard when he accidentally slipped and nearly collided with the barrel.

### *Ember Falls*

As Morbin's army marched on Cloud Mountain, the number of blastpowder barrels in Hallway Round was increased. Maggie Weaver also revealed to Emma and Heather Longtreader the existence of a blastpowder barrel underneath the Mossy Porch, which it was her duty to set off if enemies attempted to enter Cloud Mountain by that route. During the Battle of Rockback Valley, blastpowder barrels were launched from catapults at the enemy wolves and birds.

### *Ember Rising*

At Harbone Citadel, Picket learns of the new blastarrows, giant arrows with blastpowder-filled heads launched from bowstrikers. These were used as a distraction to help Picket and Helmer infiltrate First Warren, and later to kill Falcowit. Conventional blastpowder barrels were used to remove the statue of Morbin from atop one of the Seven Standing Stones in the city. Presumably, blastpowder was also used to destroy the Citadel of Dreams and to breach the wall around First Warren.

### *Ember's End*

Bowstrikers fitted with blastpowder heads are used by The Resistance during the Siege of First Warren, while the Preylords used bombs made (presumably) with blastpowder in their attack. Blastpowder is also used in arrows used by Jo Shanks, and blastpowder barrels are utilized to explode the dam holding back Lake Merle in order to flood First Warren. Helmer died in the explosion caused by his lighting the blastpowder after a remote triggering of the incendiaries failed.

## Trivia

* Blastpowder is analogous to real-world gunpowder/black powder.
Anders

**The Commandant**: How did you obtain this intelligence, lieutenant?

**Anders**: The outwaller volunteered it, sir...He wanted to trade the information for the life of his twin younglings. I agreed, knowing we could always do whatever we wanted anyway once the intel was secured.

—*Ember Rising*, p. 350 |  | ”

**A****nders** was a lieutenant of Longtreader Command in Akolan

## Biography

On Victory Day, Anders interviewed a member of the Seventh District who had decided to betray the Cause to save his twin children. After learning about the Seventh District's assets and plans, Anders went to the roof of Longtreader Command's headquarters and reported the information to the Commandant and Captain Vitton. The Commandant ordered Anders to remain there until they could go and interrogate the rabbit further. However, unbeknownst to Anders, the Commandant himself was an agent of District Seven, and after springing an ambush against Vitton he held Anders at swordpoint to keep him from escaping.

## Personality and traits

Anders appears to have been a loyal officer of the Longtreader administration, with no qualms about employing underhanded methods to further the aims of his superiors. This was shown in his willingness to trade the promise of safety for information, while secretly planning to betray an informant once they had shared their secrets.
Bleston's Waywards

**B****leston's Waywards** were a group of malcontents from First Warren. They were loyal to Prince Bleston.

## History

### Rebellion

After his brother Jupiter was appointed heir to their father Walter Good, Bleston plotted against him. Despite Jupiter's efforts to reconcile, Bleston eventually took his followers and departed the city of First Warren. Throughout Jupiter's reign and even years after his death, they passed out of the knowledge of much of Natalia. However, the group eventually located the city of Terralain, becoming integrated with its inhabitants under Bleston's leadership.

### *The Green Ember*

Lord Rake mentioned Bleston and his followers to Heather and Picket Longtreader during their initiation in Lighthall. Emma later remarked to Heather that she had overheard Kyle talking with Pacer and claiming to know of the waywards' fate.

### *Ember Falls*

The fate of Bleston's Waywards eventually became known to the rest of Natalia when he led the forces of Terralain to Halfwind Citadel, where they intervened in a battle between the defending rabbits and an army of Wolves sent by Morbin Blackhawk.
Baily Nocks

**B****aily Nocks** was a buck sailor who served on *Steadfast* under King Whitson Mariner.

## Biography

After *Vanguard* has been wrecked at the hands of Captain Grimble, Whitson decides to take *Steadfast* upriver to meet Grimble's ship, *Desolation*. Baily Nocks, one of the sailors on board, helps Frill Able by setting up blast powder barrels - part of King Whitson's Mariner's plan to defeat his nemesis.

As *Desolation* draws nearer, Baily takes part in Whitson's plan by pretending to fall from the mast, thus falsely drawing the attention of his fellow sailors and leaving their stations falsely unattended. Before long, however, the sailors of *Steadfast* and *Desolation* are soon engaged in a fierce battle, Baily Nocks included. At first, Captain Grimble has the upper hand on Whitson, but eventually the older buck is surrounded and forced into defeat by Whitson's supporters, Baily among them.

## Personality and traits

Though little is known of Baily Nocks' personality, it can be reasoned that he was a staunch and loyal sailor, and an able sword fighter.

## Trivia

* The name "Baily" is of Irish origin.
	+ Additionally, the surname "Nocks" is of English origin; it means "at the oaks."

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*
2. ↑ [1]
3. ↑ [2]

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Green Ember Oath Ornament

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of ***The Green Ember series***.**
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The **G****reen Ember Oath Ornament** is a piece of merchandise inspired by The Green Ember series. It is made of wood and features Blackstar's oath in the shape of a sword-bearing rabbit. It was for sale at the Story Warren Store during the 2020 Christmas season.
Glen Harty

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

**G****len "Mac" Harty** is a buck of Blackstone Citadel and the captain of the Rangers.

## Biography

### *The Archer's Cup*

While practicing archery at Blackstone Citadel, Glen met and struck up a friendship with visiting archer Jo Shanks.

A day later, at the start of the Ultimate Archer's Cup, Glen gave Jo the rundown on their competition. Glen made it past the first round of the event, but failed to make it through the second. However, he spoke up adamantly against the judge of the competition, who was heavily biased towards Cheltham. During the intermission before the third round, Glen encouraged Jo to take a breather, though he good-naturedly admitted to him that he would cheer for Lokson over Jo in the final.

## Personality and traits

**Glen Harty**: Depends on what you mean by favorite. I'm the favorite—at least to my mother and a few others.

—*The Archer's Cup*, pg. 215 |  | ”

Glen is polite and friendly, even towards outsiders to his citadel, and has a lighthearted sense of humor. He is also keen-eyed and knowledgable, as he made it a priority to assess the skill of his fellow competitors in the Ultimate Archer's Cup and was willing to share this information with his new friend, Jo Shanks.

## Skills and abilities

**Glen Harty**: I know where I fit in.

—*The Archer's Cup*, pg. 215 |  | ”

Mac Harty is a skilled archer, being proficient enough in the sport not only to qualify as a member of the Rangers, but to be their captain. However, he humbly noted that Cheltham "could outshoot [him] with one arm."
Booker

## Lord Booker

Lord Booker, as depicted in Ember Rising by illustrator Zach Franzen.

**L****ord Booker** was the citadel lord of Vandalia Citadel and the father of Lord Morgan.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Lord Booker greeted Emma and her escort at the gates of Vandalia and, despite his advanced age and failing health, knelt to her. After singing a song in acknowledgement of Emma's status as princess, he escorted her inside. Booker admitted that he had little time left but asserted his last son Morgan's readiness to succeed him.

Emma, touched by the Lord's unwavering loyalty and commitment to do as much as he could for The Cause, said of and to Lord Booker, "[y]ou are truly the jewel of the world . . . What I would give for fifty more like you."

Given Morgan's status as a Citadel lord by the time of the Battle for First Warren, Lord Booker apparently died sometime after Emma's visit to Vandalia.

### *Ember's End*

Lord Morgan mentioned his father, being determined to led Vandalia's forces in his memory in the Siege of First Warren. Booker was also mentioned by Smalls, who noted that Booker was present when King Jupiter conferred the Green Ember upon him. Morgan also recalled his father describing Morbin Blackhawk as being unstoppable in battle.

## Physical appearance

Lord Booker had scruffy fur, lightish compared to Emma's red, and was bent with his great age. He wore a thick double-sleeved robe and a black medallion around his neck, and leaned on a thin staff.

## Personality and traits

Lord Booker was described as a very dear, old rabbit. Emma affectionately referred to him as "the jewel of the world". He wore a black medallion around his neck.
Clay Fletcher

**C****lay Fletcher** is the mentor of the Bracers and a resident of Halfwind Citadel.

## Biography

### *The Last Archer*

Jo Shanks witnessed Clay Fletcher interrupting one of Nate Flynn's training sessions in order to convince him to participate in the Archer's Cup. Master Fletcher later officiated at the cup, in which both Jo and Nate took part. Master Fletcher also discussed the history of the event, in which skilled archers such as Rand Bowyer and his own late brother had participated.

At the insistence of Lord Ramnor, Captain Frye, and Lieutenant Drand, Clay allowed the final round to be modified to resemble a battle scenario.

### *Ember's End*

In preparation for the Siege of First Warren, Clay Fletcher was placed in command of the Highwall Wardens. He was seconded in this duty by Nate and Himson Forn of Harbone Citadel.

## Trivia

* The name "Clay" is of English origin and means "moist earth."
	+ Additionally, "Fletcher" is of Old French origin and means "maker of arrows."

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
Archer's Cup

*This article is about the event in* The Last Archer*. You may be looking for the book or for the event known as the Ultimate Archer's Cup.*

## Event information

### Location

First Warren (formerly)
Halfwind Citadel

### Notable participants

Nate Flynn
Jo Shanks
Others

## Book information

### Mentioned

*The First Fowler*
*The Archer's Cup*

The **A****rcher's Cup** is an archery tournament previously held in First Warren and later between the secret citadels.

## History

The Archer's Cup was begun in First Warren by the grandfather of Lord Ramnor. It continued through the reign of King Jupiter, who presented the victor's cup to such notables as Rand Bowyer of Harbone and the older brother of Clay Fletcher. Even after King Jupiter's fall and the ensuing upheaval, the event continued to be held by the rabbits of the Cause.

Shortly before the Citadel Congress at Cloud Mountain, the Archer's Cup was held at Halfwind Citadel. Nate Flynn of the Bracers and Jo Shanks were among the competitors and ended up being among the three finalists. At the insistence of Lord Ramnor, Captain Frye, and Lieutenant Drand, the final round was reworked into a simulation of battle. This was done to prepare the competitors for the possibility of imminent war.

This contest involved the finalists having to hit three targets, with only one archer being able to strike the center of the final target and thus win the cup. Ultimately Nate Flynn was victorious, while Jo Shanks came in second. Jo would later recount these events to Emma, who would reference it shortly before discharging him from Cloud Mountain's hospital. She also tried to dispel his rueful consideration of the event, pointing out that coming in second to one of the most respected archers in Natalia was an achievement in itself.

Cole and Heyna Blackstar were also familiar with the event and its outcome and would tease Jo about it while journeying with Emma and him to Blackstone. Though readily admitting that Nate had been the rightful champion, he also confessed a willingness to take part in another such contest. Jo would prove more reluctant, however, when he was first informed of the organization of the Ultimate Archer's Cup.

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *The Last Archer*
2. ↑ As revealed in *The First Fowler*
3. ↑ As revealed in *The Archer's Cup*

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Attack on Nick Hollow

Heather and Picket Longtreader watching their home burn.

The **A****ttack on Nick Hollow** was an assault made on Nick Hollow by Morbin Blackhawk's wolves, led by Redeye Garlackson.

## History

### The attack

Having trailed Lady Glen to Nick Hollow, Redeye Garlackson and his wolves began terrorizing the inhabitants, both of Elric's farm and the Longtreader home in Nick Hollow. Despite Whittle Longtreader's best efforts, he and his wife Sween and son Jacks were captured, and their home was set ablaze. Heather and Picket, who were away from home, were able to flee, Picket traveling to Seven Mounds while Heather led several wolves to Evergreen Row as a diversion. After eluding the wolves, she arrived at the mounds, but was unable to fit all the way through the entrance Picket used.

Fortunately, Wilfred Longtreader and Smalden Joveson intervened, having arrived in time to witness the attack but not to help those already captured. Wilfred managed to kick Heather the rest of the way into the caverns, and he and Smalls forced Redeye to flee after slaying one of his subordinates. Smalls joined the Longtreader siblings inside the mounds, while Wilfred headed around the outside to find another entrance. Smalls carried an unconscious Heather through the tunnels as he and Picket fled, pursued by smaller allies of the wolves.

### Aftermath

Wilfred, his niece and nephew, and Smalls managed to escape on a boat found inside the mounds. They sailed down to Whitmer River, eventually making their way to Cloud Mountain. The captured Longtreaders are eventually taken to Akolan, though some reports indicate that Whittle was briefly interred in the deserted camp.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 As revealed in *The Green Ember*
2. ↑ As revealed in *Ember Falls*
Finbar Smalls

**F****inbar Smalls** was a great painter of the Golden Age of the Thirty Warrens.

He had painted many of the pieces of art hanging within the citadel of Cloud Mountain, the sole place his name was remembered after Morbin Blackhawk came to power in Natalia, after the death of King Jupiter and the Afterterrors. Sadly, Finbar was killed during the latter event.

## Trivia

* After seeing Finbar Smalls' initials on a painting hanging in Cloud Mountain, Heather and Picket Longtreader suspected that their friend Smalls, whose exact identity was unknown to them at that point of time, was his son.
* The name "Finbar" is of Irish origin and means "fair head."
	+ Additionally, the surname "Smalls" is of English origin.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]