recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Ferret Cage

## Architect

Fluffy Ferret

The **Ferret Cage** was the home of Fluffy Ferret in the Summerlands during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

It was located on the East Road just east of Summergate, across Summer Stream from Turn-About Ranch.

The Ferret Cage was a rectangular spruce-walled structure supported by spruce log beams and glassed-in from above. The ground level contained stables, a chicken farm, and a small iron farm. Buried beneath the soil were storage areas, a microbrewery, crop gardens, and a tree farm.

The Ferret Cage was lit by a dark blue beacon.

As the East Road began to be developed, MaccaMan would build 1971 Riverside Dr. and Jrod would build a tent in the northern shadow of the Ferret Cage.

After Fluffy's disappearance, the magical protections bestowed by the golden shovel faded and the property was looted by scavengers before being claimed by Panda. Calling the build “trash”, he then offered it to Tribal who accepted because Fluffy was a fellow member of Print's Paper Route Gang. When the claim expired again, Rocco temporarily made it his home after his own Reindeerio house in Trance Swamp had been taken by Panda.

The Ferret Cage was destroyed by Gabault and Tox at the height of the Fall of Summer on 4E:412.

# Gallery

Inside the CageThrone roomFluffy's beloved kittyRIP ZekeCane farmUndergroundNether wart gardenTree farmPanda calls it “trash”
Horse Armor X

## Enchantments

Protection X

**Horse Armor X** was a set of horse armor on Halfast during the Ninth and Eleventh Era.

It was sold by the blacksmith Vulcan at the Midgard Blacksmith Shop and the Novigrad Market. While no mortal could enchant horse armor through legitimate means, they could bring ordinary golden, iron, or diamond (but not leather) horse armor to the exceptionally talented Vulcan who would then apply the powerful Protection X enchantment for an ethereum fee.

Horse Armor X was purported to be able to turn any average steed into a resilient warhorse able to take punishing damage, but there were ongoing doubts as to its effectiveness. Because the set did not shimmer or glint while worn like other enchanted armor, even its value as a vanity item for diehard equestrians was questionable.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real-world Halfast.*

Horse Armor X was created by HyperSilence, while the name was coined by Tox.
Hopalong Cassidy

## Owner

* Ozven
* Smitten

**Hopalong Cassidy** was a horse that lived during Dragonhollow's Second Era.

Born at Nice Man Stud Farm, he was a painted colt with a flaxen chestnut tail and forelock. Ozven reared him for Smitten and delivered the horse to his home in Nutville via the Nether.

Tox christened him based upon his extraordinary jump strength.

Unfortunately, the unintended consequences of Eris' sorcery caused newborn foals to permanently inherit ownership from their sires, meaning Hopalong could not be ridden by its new owner.

Rather than return him, Smitten chose to slay him both to recover his golden horse armor and saddle but also because he needed the leather. However, he came to regret doing so after Tox constantly reminded him about it and eventually dug a grave for Hopalong Cassidy where he buried the armor, saddle, and leather.

Ozven wrote a moving eulogy for Hopalong entitled *Adieu, Hopalong*.

# Gallery

Hopalong's graveBeneath the gravestoneInside the grave

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Hopalong Cassidy was named after the fictional cowboy of the same name, rather than his horse Topper.
Hammerlea Public Library

## Architect

Jinx

**Hammerlea Public Library** was a center of knowledge and learning in Hammerlea during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

It was built by Jinx, an Architect of Eris, in her role as a member of the Hegemon Retro's build team for Hammerlea.

As part of the city's navigation system, the library was lit by a blue beacon that could be seen from anywhere in Hammerlea.

Situated on the northern edge of the city's plaza, visitors ascended a wide sandstone staircase with 32 steps to reach an endstone landing upon which the main building rested.

The stone brick and cobble library was defined by its thick vertical marble columns starkly visible in both the exterior and interior. Intricate sculpted carvings set into the facade, some inlaid with sea lanterns, brought greater definition to the stonework.

Upon entering the library via double arches made from chiseled marble, visitors were greeted with a warm, softly-lit open interior with tall bookcase stacks and a carpeted section with a reading table. A help desk manned by two librarians provided access to reference guides that could be purchase for a single gold nugget.

Residents were invited to sell their own written books at the library.

An entrance to the underground Hammerlea Catacombs was concealed behind the library bookcases, accessible from a door triggered by a button disguised as an architectural flourish.

Jinx's pet parrot Sir Simon was often seen perched on the reading table until his tragic disappearance on 7E:68.

The Hammerlea Public Library opened to the public on 7E:1 and partially collapsed on 7E:120 due to the extraordinary gravitational forces exerted by the arrival of Nyx, the dreaded “Eternal Night”. The damage revealed a previously unknown complex of ruins located beneath the library and the catacombs, including what appeared to be an ancient library whose contents were to forever remain a mystery.

# Books

*The following books could be bought and sold for one gold nugget by interacting with the librarians.*

* Hammerlands Survival Guide
* Hammerlea Guide
* Claims Guide
* Elite Status Guide
* Player Shop Guide
* Grand Central Guide
* Parkours Guide
* Bloodmoon Come

# Gallery

During the construction of HammerleaAcross the plaza, behind the fountainFront facadeLooking upon the “Dragon Stairs”From aboveRear viewChairty on the upper landing of the “Dragon Stairs”InteriorWithin the libraryThe bookcase stacksReading tableHelp deskHidden door to the Hammerlea CatacombsHidden door openChairty buys books from the librarianAs seen in the Hammerlea Guide
Invisible Item Frame

## Lore

*WARNING! When this frame is broken, it will revert back to a normal item frame!*

The **Invisible Item Frame** was a magical item frame that hid the outer frame but still displayed the item within.

Though it could not be crafted, a regular item frame could be brought to the appropriate vendor and converted into an Invisible Item Frame through enchantment in exchange for ethereum. It was sold by the blacksmith Vulcan for one ethereum apiece at the Midgard Blacksmith Shop during the Ninth Era and by the Creative Items Shop for a far more affordable price of one ethereum per stack of 64 at the Novigrad Market during the Eleventh Era.

The frames were intended to aid builders with creative decorating. Prominent examples were displayed both at Vulcan's shop and black-masted *Naglfar*. Thier most popular use was in storage rooms, allowing chests to easily be sorted visually by their corresponding item in the invisible frame.

The Invisible Item Frame's magic had limitations; when the frame was placed and then broken or put into a chest, its invisibility was shattered and it would revert back to an unenchanted item frame.

# Gallery

Invisible Item Frames at the Midgard Blacksmith ShopInvisible Item Frames on board *Naglfar*Invisible Item Frame examplesInvisible Item Frame examples
Epic Axe

## Enchantments

(Iron Variant)* Smite V
* Bane of Arthropods IV
* Efficiency V
* Sharpness IV
* Looting III
* Fortune III
* Unbreaking III
* Fire Aspect II
* Mending

(Diamond Variant)

* Smite II
* Bane of Arthropods I
* Efficiency II
* Sharpness I
* Looting I
* Fortune I
* Unbreaking I
* Fire Aspect I
* Mending

## Lore

*The Axe of {dragon name}. Forged from dragon scales.*

The **Epic Axe**, better known by two names—the **Axe of Bassilith** and the **Axe of Inilth**, was a pair of enchanted axes on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

They had a chance of being dropped by two regenerating epic ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Bassilith and Inilth. They were said to be forged from dragon scales.

The Epic Axe came in an iron variant with a higher chance to drop and a diamond variant with a lower chance to drop.
Haiku

## Slayer

* FlyingPokemon (first)
* Kingkauw (first)

**Haiku** was a common ender dragon native to the Novigrad Nest on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Though her true origins were unknown, her nest was chosen by HyperSilence to challenge adventurers from Novigrad. She, like her kin, was periodically resurrected after death through esoteric necromancy, making her in some sense immortal.

Haiku was comparable to traditional ender dragons, though she was better armored than her regular brethren. Her egg was said to give off a faint glow.

On 11E:38, a raiding party from the Knights of Ishtar consisting of FlyingPokemon and Kingkauw first defeated Haiku. Later, on 11E:87, the Knights temporarily reached a ceasefire with Jrod during the Ishtari Conflict in order to join forces to defeat Haiku, but when KingOfDaWild died twice Jrod plundered his two sets of netherite armor as well as the dragon's egg.

# Loot

Upon the dragon's death, a chest could potentially spawn with a possible chance of containing the following loot:

[Show/Hide Items]

* x1 dragon egg
* x1 elytra
* x1 Haiku's Healing Elixir
* Blade of Haiku
* Helm of Haiku
* Chestplate of Haiku
* Leggings of Haiku
* Boots of Haiku
* x1 iron helmet (Protection II)
* x1 iron chestplate (Protection II)
* x1 iron leggings
* x1 gold boots
* x1 shield
* x1 golden sword (Sharpness IV)
* x1 golden helm (Aqua Affinity II)
* x1 gold boots
* x0—x32 iron ingots
* x0—x16 gold ingots
* x0—x6 diamond
* x8—x16 apple
* x1—x5 golden apple
* x4—x8 golden carrot

In addition, the top ten who dealt the most damage to the dragon received the bonuses:

[Show/Hide Bonuses]

###### 1st

* Fully Healed
* 35 XP levels

###### 2nd

* Fully Healed
* 30 XP levels

###### 3rd

* Fully Healed
* 25 XP levels

###### 4th

* Fully Healed
* 20 XP levels

###### 5th-10th

* Fully Healed
* 15 XP levels

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real world Halfast.*

Haiku was created by HyperSilence using the DragonEggDrop plugin made by Choco.
A haiku is a Japanese poetry form traditionally consisting of 17 syllables. The name was chosen by NinjaStix, who made the original DragonEggDrop plugin that Choco later revived.
Endy

## Slayer

* Kingkauw (first)
* King (first)
* Stumpjumper (first)

**Endy** was a common ender dragon native to the Novigrad Nest on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Though her true origins were unknown, her nest was chosen by HyperSilence to challenge adventurers from Novigrad. She, like her kin, was periodically resurrected after death through esoteric necromancy, making her in some sense immortal.

Endy was comparable to traditional ender dragons, though she was better armored than her regular brethren. Her egg was said to give off a faint glow.

On 11E:41, a raiding party from the Knights of Ishtar consisting of Kingkauw, King, and Stumpjumper first defeated Endy.

# Loot

Upon the dragon's death, a chest could potentially spawn with a possible chance of containing the following loot:

[Show/Hide Items]

* x1 dragon egg
* x1 elytra
* x1 Endy's Healing Elixir
* Blade of Endy
* Helm of Endy
* Chestplate of Endy
* Leggings of Endy
* Boots of Endy
* x1 iron helmet (Protection II)
* x1 iron chestplate (Protection II)
* x1 iron leggings
* x1 gold boots
* x1 shield
* x1 golden sword (Sharpness IV)
* x1 golden helm (Aqua Affinity II)
* x1 gold boots
* x0—x32 iron ingots
* x0—x16 gold ingots
* x0—x6 diamond
* x8—x16 apple
* x1—x5 golden apple
* x4—x8 golden carrot

In addition, the top ten who dealt the most damage to the dragon received the bonuses:

[Show/Hide Bonuses]

###### 1st

* Fully Healed
* 35 XP levels

###### 2nd

* Fully Healed
* 30 XP levels

###### 3rd

* Fully Healed
* 25 XP levels

###### 4th

* Fully Healed
* 20 XP levels

###### 5th-10th

* Fully Healed
* 15 XP levels

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real world Halfast.*

Endy was created by HyperSilence using the DragonEggDrop plugin made by Choco. The name "Endy" came from NinjaStix, who made the original DragonEggDrop plugin that Choco later revived.
Home Tree

## Arborist

Zen

The **Home Tree** was the name of two paired hardwood jungle trees in Hardship during Dragonhollow's Sixth Era.

Zen began his arboriculture experiment on 6E:55 by grafting a single existing jungle tree into a much taller specimen that he then paired with another to form a towering treehouse complex of nested platforms connected a hanging bridge. It was fully furnished and completed by 6E:104.

The Home Tree was entered into the Hallowmere Best Build Contest on 6E:118, placing third. As a reward, it was later incorporated into Hammerlea during the Seventh Era, where it offered the city's only level 30 enchanting table.

# Gallery

Site before construction; future Home Tree is the tallestLandscaping beginsHome Tree rises behind TerryOne tree tops out and the other growsTreehousing nearly completeHome Tree as part of Hardship skylineFrom belowEnchanting roomInteriorInteriorInteriorNether portalLiving quartersIn Hammerlea

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

The name Home Tree may be a reference to the massive hometrees featured in James Cameron's 2009 blockbuster film *Avatar*.
Guardian Trench

## Raiders

Retro

The **Guardian Trench** was a Hyper Dungeon located in the Summerlands during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

It was part of Dungeon Quest and the first to be discovered.

# Description

The Guardian Trench was an underwater ravine buried beneath the ocean bed. The only evidence of its existence from surface was a yellow beacon beam that cut through the waves.

The trench was lined with several deposits of gold and diamond ore. A single treasure chest rested upon the bottom, near the beacon pyramid.

The dungeon was defended by guardians. Because it was lightly guarded, had no ubermobs or bosses, and was underwater where no other enemies could spawn, the Guardian Trench was considered the easiest of the dungeons in Dungeon Quest.

A series of long tunnels of unknown purpose existed underneath the dungeon.

# Enemies

* x15 Floating Fishy

# Treasure

There was a single treasure chest hidden within the dungeon.

* x1 beacon
* x1 diamond block
* x8 gold block
* x15 diamond ore
* x15 gold ore
* x1 Projectile Protection IV book
* x1 Fire Protection IV book
* x1 Blast Protection IV book
* x1 Power V book
* x1 Thorns III book
* x1 Demon Slayer (Unbreaking V, Smite X, Knocback II, Looting IV)
* x1 Ymir's Skull
* x1 Ymir's Torso
* x1 Ymir's Boots

# History

The Guardian Trench was the first Hyper Dungeon ever discovered in Dragonhollow; in fact, it was found before the Dungeon Quest event was even announced by HyperSilence.

Retro came across it on 4E:356 while he and Tox were diving for clay deposits to smelt into brick for use in the Summergate Post Office. Not realizing what he'd found, he asked if the beacon belonged to anyone. After gaining entrance to the dungeon and encountering the dangerous enemies, Retro understood it was the work of HyperSilence and returned with heavy armor and invisibility potions to uncover its secrets.
Mythic Blade

## Enchantments

(Diamond Variant)* Sharpness IV
* Smite V
* Bane of Arthropods V
* Sweeping Edge IV
* Looting III
* Unbreaking III
* Fire Aspect III
* Knockback II
* Mending

(Netherite Variant)

* Smite V
* Bane of Arthropods V
* Sweeping Edge III
* Looting III
* Unbreaking III
* Fire Aspect II
* Knockback II
* Mending

## Lore

*The sword of {dragon name}. Forged from dragon scales.*

The **Mythic Blade**, better known by two names—the **Blade of Typhoeus** and the **Blade of Villentretenmerth**, was a pair of enchanted swords on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

They had a chance of being dropped by two regenerating mythic ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Typhoeus and Villentretenmerth. They were said to be forged from dragon scales.

The Mythic Blade came in a diamond variant with a higher chance to drop and a netherite variant with a lower chance to drop.
Eternal Bow

## Enchantments

* Infinity
* Mending

## Lore

*A rare weapon which obtains properties that no mortal could craft...*

The **Eternal Bow** was an enchanted bow on Halfast during the Eighth Era.

It was one of the possible rewards for first place on the monthly voting leaderboard.

The Eternal Bow achieved what no human craftsman could duplicate—a combination of the effects of the Infinity and Mending enchantments. The weapon could therefore be repaired indefinitely and used forever with a single arrow, making it indeed *eternal* in the right hands.

Despite being assembled by magical means, the bow could be improved by mortal hands by adding additional enchantments.

HyperSilence suggested that the Eternal Bow could also be obtained as a future prize in the Halfast Survivor as well as treasure received from slaying ender dragons and raiding Hyper Dungeons. This prediction was eventually realized in the Eleventh Era when it appeared in Top Survivor Hall treasure chest, unlockable with a Top Survivor Key obtained from Novigrad Survivor.

The bow was functionally identical to the Infinimend found on Dragonhollow.
Endevyr

## Slayer

* Studmuffin
* AJ
* DragonLegends
* Tox

**Endevyr** was an ender dragon slain during Dragonhollow's First Era.

According to *Gloombringer's Grimoire*, Endevyr was among the oldest of dragons and one of the first to rebel against the Pantheon during the Wyvern Wars in ancient times.

On 1E:12, Studmuffin discovered the location of a stronghold in the Lakelands and assembled a crew of adventurers to explore it. Together with AJ, Tox, and DragonLegends he activated a portal to The End. They ventured into Endevyr's lair and after many deaths they managed to slay it.

Stud harvested an egg from its carcass and put it on display at his Red Light District. After his disappearance, the egg became an exhibit in Tox's Lakelands Museum.

Endevyr was the first dragon encountered by humans in the modern era.
Funny Jokes

## Author

Gabault

***Funny Jokes*** was a book written by Gabault as a gift for Alec, fulfilling part of his wish list in the Pandora Secret Santa.

# Locations

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

# Content

Ok, first off, before we start i just want to clarify that no, none of this jokes were taken on the internet or tought of by someone else than me. Have fun readin'! :)

How does steve get his exercise done?

He runs around the block.

Have you heard of the creeper that went to the party?

He had a BLAST!

Why did the creeper cross the road?
To get to the other Sssssssside

If there ever was a minecraft movie, it would be a blockbuster.

Why can't the dragon read a book?

Cause he always starts at the end.

Why don't blazes start businesses?

They keep firing people.

A creeper walks into a bar, everyone dies.

I asked if i could look for ores in some Italian's mine, he replied, "No, it's-a mine"

I would tell you a joke about the end, but it would just forever DragOn.

How do you make people change direction in minecraft?

You block their path.

What's cobblestone's favorite kind of music?

Rock music.

Did you hear about the murder of the snow golem?

It became a cold case.

What's a creeper's favorite subject?

HisssSSsSSsstory.

How good is minecraft?

Top Notch!

Why did the endermen cross the road?

He didn't, he teleported.

Ok now for the last and best joke of this book.

you've probably asked yourself how steve chops wood with his bare fists and you probably tought i was going to say something funny here but actually, why the hell *wood* i know.
Funhouse

## Architect

* Bobbaker
* Doughnut\_Boy

The **Funhouse** was a parkour and maze obstacle course in the Lakelands during Dragonhollow's First Era.

It was built by Bobbaker and Doughnut\_Boy as a place for local residents to unwind, test their skills, and earn prizes.

To complete the Funhouse, challengers had to climb and descend vines, navigate soul sand traps, reach redstone-timed piston doors, and navigate a jungle tree maze. To escape, a final puzzle involved pulling a series of six labeled levers to open a locked gate, the correct combination to which was hidden somewhere in the building.

Depending on how quickly they reached the end, Funhouse winners received various prizes up to and including ten diamonds.

Kast was first to complete the Funhouse.
Extra Claimblocks Scroll

## Lore

*Right-click this item to gain 150 extra claimblocks.*

The **Extra Claimblock Scroll** was an item that provided additional claimblocks with which to claim property.

They were available in denominations as little as x10 to as many as x3000.

Extra Claimblock Scrolls could be purchased for ethereum from the Claims Broker at the Novigrad Markets. They could also be obtained by defeating monsters during a Bloodmoon. While killing lesser enemies had a chance to drop scrolls that could provide claimblocks in small increments, defeating the strongest mutated mobs made it possible to earn scrolls with +150 extra claimblocks or more. However, this reward did not come without risk—residents of Novigrad had to weight the potential benefits against the likelihood of dying during a Bloodmoon which initially carried a penalty of -300 claimblocks. Enterprising residents later devised methods of farming Bloodmoon mobs for these Scrolls in order to acquire tens of thousands of extra claimblocks.

A Claimblocks Lottery at Top Survivor Hall allowed winners of Novigrad Survivor to gamble away a Top Survivor Key in exchange for a chance at receiving an x1000, x2000, or x3000 Extra Claimblock Scroll.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Halfast.*

After receiving complaints from players that the -300 claimblock penalty incurred upon death during a Bloodmoon was too costly when paired with the reduction in claimblock accrual per hour, HyperSilence created the Extra Claimblocks Scroll to both provide a means of acquiring more clainblocks and incentivize players to brave the Bloodmoon rather than hiding or logging out.

The scroll was given a hidden Mending enchantment to produce the glowing effect.
L3gitSkullz

## Ranks and Titles

* Visitor
* Ghost

## Affiliation

Commune

**L3gitSkullz** was an outlaw thief and sorcerer during Dragonhollow's First Era.

After destroying his own Commune by stealing their belongings and being hunted by mercenaries sent by its mayor, he was banished by Eris for the crime of dabbling in the forbidden dark arts.

# History

Before arriving in Lakeview Village via airship on 1E:13 he had been forcibly expelled from many worlds for practicing the dark arts.

He was a member of the Commune, where he lived and worked. He never applied for citizenship, instead remaining a visitor.

L3gitSkullz was temporarily exiled by Eris during the Peace Period for carrying out unlawful raids and attacks on residents.

On 1E:45, he secretly betrayed the Commune in a massive heist of most of their valuables, including twin skeleton spawners intended for their XP farm. Because the entire community was based on the free exchange of property and mutual trust, the theft was devastating and created suspicions and paranoia that would eventually cause the complete collapse of the Commune.

The town mayor Ebonblade posted a 64 diamond bounty for information on the person responsible for the robbery. Tox decided to take up the investigation in exchange for a double chest full of dirt for use in the construction of Blackrose. Ebon provided him with a list of Commune residents with access to chests and a separate list of the most likely suspects. Hoping that his complete lack of associating with the village would aid him in avoiding suspicion, Tox began contacting residents discreetly offering to purchase spawners of any kind for 64 diamonds apiece.

L3gitSkullz took the bait and offered to sell two skeleton spawners. Because spawners required Elite status to harvest but as a non-citizen L3gitSkullz could not purchase it, Tox felt reasonably certain that he'd found the culprit. After trading for the spawners in Lakeview Village, Tox followed L3gitSkullz back to his secret base and sent the coordinates to Ebon. The mayor attempted to lure him out of hiding in order to kill him, but L3gitSkullz suspected trouble and declined.

Ebon eventually hired his contract mercenary Ozven as an assassin and sent him after the burglar, then announced to the Commune who was behind the theft. L3gitSkullz was banished from the town but it came far too late; the community quickly declined and never recovered.

Later in the First Era, L3gitSkullz was caught using illegal sorcery to defeat his enemies in the Coliseum, violating Dragonhollow's zero tolerance policy. As punishment, Eris executed him on the spot and banished his immortal soul to the Underworld, where it was enslaved for eternity by Grim.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

L3gitSkullz was permanently banned for using kill aura hacks in the PvP arena.
New Beginnings

## Author

Zen

**New Beginnings** was a book written by Zen.

It briefly covered the events of the Sixth Era in Hallowmere and then explored the return of Sanctuary and the exodus to the new beginnings possible in the Hammerlands.

The book was designed to be intriguing enough to draw new visitors to Dragonhollow for the Seventh Era.

## Availability

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

## Content

Sanctuary, a home for those who are persecuted.

Few brave souls managed to escape the trap that was Pandora's Box. A single airship winged out over the land, eventually stopping for refueling and repairs in a landing that came to be known as Hardship.

Over time other wanderers who sought refuge joined and a small town sprouted up. But unknownst to these nomads a disaster was set to befall this location. The valley home chosen sank from sight into the ground, leaving behind nothing but a gaping pit and the lone airship hanging in the air.

Distraught the survivors once again took to the air in search of a place to call home. When to their unbelieving eyes a familiar sight returned, Sanctuary! From out of the past a distant home left long ago when monsters were no longer controllable. It appeared abandoned and ruined, but the infestation that had forced the wanderers out was no longer present. With a bit of spackle and muscle, they set to work making an old home a new home again.

Presently they also returned to the surface world, creating a new home of Hammerlea. There they could find resources to continue life, spreading out and creating shops and structures to please the eye. In honor of the ones who gave their lives to bring them there they created a giant statue known as The Guardian to look over them. A reminder that no matter how hard things became, their will would overcome.

But evil doesn’t sleep forever…

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Zen wrote the content for *New Beginnings* as part of his effort to update the server description text on the various voting sites advertising Dragonhollow.
Family Jewels

## Author

0uttaTime

***Family Jewels*** was a book written by 0uttaTime.

It was a formal bequeathing of his most prized possessions to his dear friend Ferathmai and a suggestion on how to keep them polished.

# Content

Dear ser Ferathmai

I bequeth to you my family jewels. They have been cooped up in a very confined space for too long. It is time I present them to the world. I therefore task you with an important quest: Handling of the family Jewels.

it is not an easy quest but it is indeed your god-given quest to handle my family jewels. Feel free to get close to them and handle them as rough as you need to. But always be sure to keep the jewels clean. I find the best solution is saliva so feel free lick the jewels very thoroughly at your every conveniece. I promise your efforts shall not go unnoticed good ser knight

Good luck and godspeedewe
Goliath Bird-Eater

## Affiliation

Dungeon Quest

The **Goliath Bird-Eater** was guardian of the Arachnodome during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

It was killed by Tox.

# Details

## Status Effects

* Speed II
* Regeneration II

## Notes

* Boss
* The Goliath had 525% more health than a regular spider

# History

   Like all spiders in Dragonhollow, the Goliath Bird-Eater was descended from mighty Rachnis. At some point it made a webbed lair out of icy Arachnodome, which was speculated to be an ancient fortress of Ymir because it resided in his former realm of Everfroze and his armor was discovered there. Over time, Goliath gathered a brood of deadly poisonous minions known as Patu Marplesi.

On 4E:399, Archpriest HyperSilence chose the Arachnodome as a location for Dungeon Quest.

Six days later, Tox launched a raid against Goliath Bird-Eater and his spiderlings. After seeing the bearded man cut through their ranks, Goliath launched a vicious attack against him and managed to somehow squeeze through his protective fence gates to deal several bites. Tox retreated to his fallback position before returning to do battle sword versus fang. In the end, Goliath's quickness and regenerative health were not enough to save it and he fell under Tox's blade.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

HyperSilence created the Goliath Bird-Eater for Dungeon Quest as the boss for the Arachnodome dungeon.

The Goliath birdeater is a real-life tarantula and the largest spider in the world by mass, so-named because it has been known to occasionally feed on birds.
Lakeview Elite Mob Shop

*This article is about the **Lakeview Elite Mob Shop**. You may be looking for the **Redwood Elite Mob Shop**, a similar shop located in Redwood Gardens.*

## Architect

Acey

The **Lakeview Elite Mob Shop** sold a variety of spawn eggs for virtually every mob and monster in the overworld during Dragonhollow's First Era.

Acey created the shop on 1E:15. Located near the center of Lakeview Village between the Old Oak and Town Hall, the Elite Mob Shop had two floors. Because the second floor entrance was easy to overlook, many customers had no idea there were higher tier items sold there.

Buyers were required to have Elite Status before shopping, meaning only citizens could purchase items. Each egg cost a certain number of XP levels and a stack of 64 specific items.

# Eggs

This is a list of the eggs sold in the shop, their required level, and their cost.

# Gallery

The Elite Mob ShopEntranceShop instructionsFirst floorEggsEggsHallway to lower levelStaircaseDark second floorEggsEggsExterior

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Acey originally intended each egg to cost a combination of several items, but was unable to make that work so she instead added an additional XP cost.

The Lakeview Elite Mob Shop, its counterpart in Redwood Gardens, and the Snowcrest Token Underground were the only places in Dragonhollow where players were able to buy mob spawn eggs, though Acey occasionally handed out spawn eggs to replenish passive mobs lost to her lag prevention entity wipes on the first and second maps.

Because the functionality to switch a spawner's mob by using a spawn egg was not added until Minecraft version 1.8, purchasing hostile mob spawn eggs was primarily for novelty purposes.
Legendary Sword

*This article is about the diamond **Legendary Sword**. You may be looking for the **Legendary Blade**, a sword dropped by the same dragons that came in both diamond and netherite varieties.*

## General Details

### Other Names

* Sword of Ishtar
* Sword of Tilenth

## Enchantments

* Sharpness V
* Unbreaking III
* Smite IV

## Lore

*[Dragon name] A sword only wielded by the worthy. You are the chosen one.*

The **Legendary Sword**, better known by two names—the **Sword of Ishtar** and the **Sword of Tilenth**, was an enchanted diamond sword on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

It had a chance to be dropped by two dragons of the Novigrad Nest—the legendary dragons Ishtar and Tilenth, part of a pool of treasure belonging to former adventurers who challenged them and apparently failed.

The Legendary Sword shared a description with Excalibur, but with a dragon's name appended.
Heavy Old Boots

## Enchantments

* Unbreaking I
* Protection I

## Notes

Significantly reduced movement speed (0.03)

## Lore

*These boots may be old and damaged but with a good owner they will shine as if they were brand new once again!*

The **Heavy Old Boots** were a pair of iron boots found during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

They were created by Jinx with assistance from Tox and Retro for the Hammerlea Scavenger Hunt.

As their name implied, the boots were heavy enough to significantly slow whoever wore them to just 1.3 meters/sec, or less than a third of normal walking speed. Due to their age and battle damage, the Heavy Old Boots were prone to breaking after minor wear and tear.
Jack the Dummy

## Author

The Raging Gamer

***Jack the Dummy*** was a book written by The Raging Gamer. It was a polemic against Jack Firebane, formerly the Archpriest of Eris at the time of publication.

# Content

Once upon a time there lived a man named Jack.

He liked to read and write. One day he was reading in a tree and suddenly he fell out. He got a concussion and amnesa. In his head he hought he was a bully who picked on people all the time.

He got up and went to his school. He tried to beat up a bully and he ended up getting killed.

THE END
Moondancer

## Slayer

Sprankles

**Moondancer** was an ender dragon active during Dragonhollow's Dark Age.

The wyvern's early history is unknown. She may have rebelled with Gloombringer against the Pantheon during the Wyvern Wars. Regardless, by the Dark Age she was defending the Hollow against intrusion from mortal invaders as required by the peace treaty.

Sometime during the Dark Age, Sprankles discovered a stronghold in the Summerlands and used it to reach the Hollow where he faced off against Moondancer. After an epic battle he slayed the creature and claimed an egg from her corpse.

While visiting Sprankles' Summergate Compound, Sharkberries came across a trophy case containing Moondancer's egg. In an overeager attempt to hatch it, he accidentally caused it to teleport somewhere unseen and become lost forever. Shark was remorseful and heavy-hearted with sorrow because Sprankles had been very kind to he and Boo. To make amends, he sent a written apology and gifts as repayment. Tox would later give Sprankles a replacement dragon egg from Vermilion as a present in the Summergate Secret Santa.
Legendary Armor

## Enchantments

Diamond Helmet* Blast Protection III
* Fire Protection III
* Projectile Protection III
* Protection II
* Respiration II
* Thorns II
* Unbreaking III
* Aqua Affinity I
* Mending I

Diamond Chestplate

* Blast Protection III
* Fire Protection III
* Projectile Protection II
* Protection III
* Thorns II
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Diamond Leggings

* Blast Protection III
* Fire Protection III
* Projectile Protection II
* Protection III
* Thorns II
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Diamond Boots

* Blast Protection III
* Fire Protection III
* Projectile Protection III
* Protection III
* Feather Falling III
* Thorns II
* Depth Strider III
* Soul Speed II
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Netherite Helmet

* Blast Protection I
* Fire Protection II
* Projectile Protection III
* Protection II
* Respiration II
* Thorns I
* Unbreaking II
* Aqua Affinity I
* Mending I

Netherite Chestplate

* Blast Protection III
* Fire Protection I
* Projectile Protection II
* Protection II
* Thorns II
* Unbreaking III
* Mending

Netherite Leggings

* Blast Protection II
* Fire Protection II
* Projectile Protection II
* Protection I
* Thorns II
* Unbreaking II
* Mending

Netherite Boots

* Blast Protection I
* Fire Protection II
* Projectile Protection I
* Protection II
* Feather Falling I
* Thorns II
* Depth Strider II
* Soul Speed II
* Unbreaking I
* Mending

## Lore

*The {armor piece} of {dragon name}. Forged from dragon scales.*

**Legendary Armor**, better known by two names—the **Armor of Ishtar** and the **Armor of Tilenth**, was an enchanted set of armor on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

It had a chance of being dropped by two regenerating legendary ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Ishtar and Tilenth. The set was said to be forged from dragon scales.

Legendary Armor came in a diamond variant with a higher chance to drop and a netherite variant with a lower chance to drop.
Light Saber

*This article is about the Scavenger Hunt item. You may be looking for the **Cranny Lightsaber** or **Darth Mox's Lightsaber**, similar items that were available in Wyvern Pointe during the Fifth Era,*

## Enchantments

* Fire Aspect I
* Knockback I

## Lore

*Some say the dastardly Darth Mox was the previous wielder of this saber*

**Light Saber** was a weaponized blaze rod found during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

It was created by Jinx as a loot reward for the Hammerlea Scavenger Hunt, though rumors persisted that she had stolen the design from Darth Mox. It appeared to be a stronger version of the Cranny Lightsaber available in Wyvern Pointe from Mox's Cranny during the Fifth Era.

There were four Light Sabers available during the Hunt. Alec found two of them, but Zen persuaded him to leave the other so that someone else could find it.

The Light Saber carried the ability to set enemies on fire, which combined with the knockback function made it a surprisingly useful early survival tool for both self-defense and hunting. Animals killed with the Light Saber would drop cooked meat, forgoing an immediate need for coal or a furnace. The weapon was indestructible and never required repairs. Furthermore, it had no attack cooldown, so the rod could be rapidly deployed against a multitude of targets. These traits arguably made the Light Saber the most effective and versatile item available in the Scavenger Hunt.

Late in the Seventh Era, Tox acquired a Light Saber from one of its original owners and put it on display at Hammerhome.
Ghast Globe

## Raiders

Tox

The **Ghast Globe**, , also known as the **Ghast Dungeon**, was a Hyper Dungeon located in the Summerlands during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

It was part of Dungeon Quest.

# Description

The Ghast Globe was a massive white glass sphere resting on the ocean shoreline. Three treasure chests encased in black glass floated inside.

A black beacon shone through its center into the sky.

The dungeon was defended by invisible and speedy chain mail armored skeletons wearing the head of Acey, some of which rode bats making them airborne, and a deadly ghast known as Ghaster.

# Enemies

All regular mobs could spawn inside the dungeon due to low light levels.

* x25 Spooky Scary Skelly
* x1 Ghaster

## Armor

* Chain Chestplate (Unbreaking III)
* Chain Leggings (Unbreaking III))
* Chain Boots (Unbreaking III))

## Notes

* These skeletons wore the head of Acey.
* Some rode bats and thus could fly

## Drops

* x15 ghast tears
* x10 fire charges

## Notes

* Boss
* This ghast had more health than usual; combined with its regenerative capabilities, it was exceedingly difficult to solo.
* *Main Article*

# Treasure

There were three treasure chests hidden within the dungeon.

* x900 tokens
* x1 beacon
* x9 diamond block
* x32 ghast tears
* x1728 obsidian
* Projectile Protection IV book
* Fire Protection IV book
* Blast Protection IV book
* x1 Enchanting Tome for the Snowcrest Token Underground

# History

On 4E:403, Tox discovered the Ghast Globe.

HyperSilence was in attendance to watch him tackle the dungeon, taking notes that would help him improve future designs.

After studying the interior from a safe distance in his boat, Tox decided the ghast had to be eliminated first. Since the lower depths would put him in range of the deadly skeletons and their bows, he climbed to the top of the sphere, broke some glass, and started taking potshots at Ghaster.

Unfortunately, his arrows had little effect. No matter how rapidly he fired them, Ghaster appeared immune to their effects. Tox realized the boss was regenerating its health, so he shifted tactics and decided to try deflecting its own projectile back at itself.

Much to Hyper's chagrin, the tactic worked. Tox would later deploy the same strategy against the underwater White Whale ghast within the Sea Sphere.

With the dungeon boss defeated, Tox returned to the bottom to take on the skeletons. Because they could run faster than Tox even after he drank a Speed II potion, he declined to try and fight them on their turf. Instead he adapted his "killing floor" design using gates and slabs to provide a safe space to attack from, but built it underneath the dome instead.

He took zero damage in the entire dungeon, conquering it and recovering the loot rapidly. Hyper vowed that the next challenges would not be so easily overcome and went back to the drawing board.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

The boss Ghaster is a reference to Gaster, an unseen deep lore character in the indie RPG Undertale.

A book provided the following background information about the dungeon:
Hardship Raid

Forces| 5 Scylfings* Wiz
* Samuel Bobby
* Pladaow
* Spidermonkey
* ImJustJordy
* Curious
* Wojcik
* Kimarastraz

The **Hardship Raid** was an attack and sacking of Hardship carried out by the Scylfings during Dragonhollow's Sixth Era.

# The Raid

After the initial bloodshed and confusion that had characterized the early exploration and colonization of Hallowmere had faded, the bandit reavers of the Scylfings emerged as one of the most powerful groups of the Sixth Era and were eager to destroy their remaining opposition and establish total dominance over the land.

Though the faction drove the DragonSlayers from Hallowmere to close out the Banner War, their enemies Hyperion and Zaeric remained elusive, forcing them to find other means of subjugating the population.

On 6E:36, Wiz led the Scylfings on a boat trip on the River Acheron from their floating island headquarters to Hardship, the region's capital. They moved quickly to occupy the city, besieging the airship and slaughtering anyone who tried to disembark from it. Their chieftan Wiz personally killed several newcomers trying to buy from the shops at Castra Aerumna.

After 0uttaTime pointed out that they were in violation of one of the Edicts of Eris that prohibited the repetitive killing of defenseless newcomers, the Scylfings spread out to target nearby settlements including Greywatch Garrison and residences along Hardship Trail. Despite 0utta's efforts to organize resistance the marauders suffered zero casualties.

Laden with riches and disappointed that so many refused to fight back and let themselves be murdered, the Scylfings eventually broke off and returned home with their loot.

Nineteen people lost their lives in the massacre, including 0uttaTime, Codog, Kimarastraz, Wojcik, and Curious. Some later had their belongings returned to them afterwards, merely becoming victims by virtue of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

# Aftermath

The faction never intended to hold any territory. Their sole purpose was to acquire riches and remind commoners of the strength and reach of the Scylfings. In that regard the raid was a complete success.

Though both 0uttaTime and Curious lobbied the Priesthood of Eris to punish Wiz and his crew for breaking the law, no action was taken against the Scylfings.

Nevertheless, their enemies remembered their murderous rampage and dealt them a crushing blow a week later on 6E:43 when their guild hall was raided and their treasures stolen.
Hyperion

*This is a disambiguations page—a navigational aid that lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link referred you here, you might want to go back and fix it to point directly to the intended page.*

**Hyperion** may refer to:

* Hyperion (faction), an organization founded by HyperSilence
* Hyperion (place), a floating island chain in the Summerlands
* Hyperion (horse), a genetically engineered superhorse belonging to HyperSilence
* Hyperion Heights, a floating island chain in Pandora and the home of the faction in the Fifth Era
Mythic Sword

*This article is about the diamond **Mythic Sword**. You may be looking for the **Mythic Blade**, a sword dropped by the same dragons that came in both diamond and netherite varieties.*

## General Details

### Other Names

* Sword of Typhoeus
* Sword of Villentretenmerth

## Enchantments

* Sharpness V
* Unbreaking III

## Lore

*[Dragon name] A sword only wielded by the worthy. You are the chosen one.*

The **Mythic Sword**, better known by two names—the Sword of Typhoeus and the Sword of Villentretenmerth, was an enchanted diamond sword on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

It had a chance to be dropped by two dragons of the Novigrad Nest—the mythic dragons Typhoeus and Villentretenmerth, part of a pool of treasure belonging to former adventurers who challenged them and apparently failed.

Strangely, the sword was weaker than its supposedly lesser counterpart, the Legendary Sword, as it lacked the Smite IV enchantment.

The Mythic Sword shared a description with Excalibur, but with a dragon's name appended.
Justice League

## Affiliation

* The Fabled
* Unity

The **Justice League** was an organization that fought in the Northham Wars during Dragonhollow's Third Era.

Rising from the ashes of both The Coast and the Serkrs, TJL dealt blows to the Dragonslayers via the Siege of Dragonstone and the assassination of HyperSilence before eventually capturing their headquarters. Late in the war, they negotiated a merging alliance with The Fabled to form the Unity supergroup and thus emerged as the dominant power in the Northlands during the latter half of the Third Era.

# History

**This page is a work in progress.**
It is not finished and, therefore, may undergo significant changes while this message remains in place.
As a courtesy, please avoid making edits to this page while this message is displayed, in order to avoid edit conflicts.
Lucky Blade

## Enchantments

* Sharpness V
* Looting III

## Lore

*3rd Place winner of X Coliseum Games*

**Lucky Blade** was an enchanted stone sword.

It was a prize for third place in the Coliseum Games held at Olympus Colosseum.

Crazy was the first person to earn a Lucky Blade. A total of 9 swords were distributed by the close of the ninth and final Coliseum Games.

In the Second Era, E1ite used a Lucky Blade to kill someone wearing diamond armor.
Hammerlea Post Office

## Architect

* Retro
* Tox

The **Hammerlea Post Office** was a structure in Hammerlea that served as a mail system for residents of the Hammerlands during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

Built by Retro and Tox, the design was nearly identical to their Summergate Post Office, which had been made possible through a collaborative community effort in which many residents donated time and materials.

The post office featured mailboxes that could be reserved for free by any citizen of Dragonhollow. Though they alone could access their box's contents, anyone could leave them letters or gifts. A citizen was notified that they had mail via a glowing red indicator light. After reserving a box, citizens could submit a personal banner that would be hung on the wall. Written books, stamps, and blank banners could be purchased from Postman Pat, the mail clerk.

Ky was the first citizen to claim a mailbox.

The post office was used as a hiding place for the Hammerlea Scavenger Hunt, a single white box blending in with the building's marble accents. However, due to claims permission conflicts, hunters were unable to open the box and take the loot. It was the only box to remain unlooted during the event and existed there throughout the remainder of the era.

As part of the city's navigation system, the post office was lit by a white beacon that could be seen from anywhere in Hammerlea. In addition, there was a hidden portal from Sanctuary that transported people to the forested foothills behind the post office.

# Gallery

At nightInteriorWing entrancePostman PatThe domeBannersFrom aboveRear view