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Crown of Flames

The **C****rown of Flames** is the crown of the rightful ruler of rabbits in Natalia, having previously served as a symbol of royalty on Golden Coast.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

The Crown of Flames was worn by the kings of Golden Coast down to King Gerard, with the tradition of bestowing the Green Ember upon the chosen heir being established prior to his time. Gerard had hoped to renew the tradition but lost his only son and heir before he could do so. As such, he bestowed the intact crown upon his chosen successor, Whitson Mariner.

Whitson did not make a point of wearing the crown often, but did renew the tradition by entrusting the Green Ember to his son Lander. He later wore the crown when he spoke to Fleck Blackstar about the Green Ember, asking for his support.

### *The Green Ember*

The crown was passed down through Whitson's descendants until it came to King Walter Good; in the interval the tradition of bestowing the Green Ember upon the chosen heir had again been abandoned. Walter chose to renew it, having Chancellor Perkin remove the jewel from the crown so it could be given to Jupiter Goodson. The crown was later restored when Jupiter ascended to the throne, and Jupiter was known to have worn golden armor in battle presumably to match it.

Some time prior to his murder at the talons of Morbin Blackhawk, Jupiter had the Green Ember removed once again and given to his youngest son, Smalden Joveson.

The fate of the Crown of Flames following King Jupiter's death is unclear. In Cloud Mountain's Lighthall, one of the windows depicts the crown - minus the Green Ember - lying on the ground by the slain king at Jupiter's Crossing, about to be picked up by Garten Longtreader.

However, in the tenth window Luthe Glazier crafted an image of Prince Smalden wearing the crown in anticipation of his ascension to the throne. As such, it is unknown whether the crown was recovered by The Resistance some time after Jupiter's death, was taken as a trophy by Morbin Blackhawk, or suffered some other fate.

## Physical description

The crown's name comes from the fact that it is made of gold and fashioned to resemble flames. Several jewels are set into the crown around the base, artistically placed to resemble the embers of a real fire. In its complete form, the Crown of Flames' center stone is the Green Ember, the largest jewel which sits above the wearer's face.

However, when the wearer of the crown has selected their heir and wishes to make it known, the Ember is removed and bestowed upon the chosen one, leaving an empty cavity within the crown.

## List of owners

* King Whitson Mariner
* King Walter
* King Jupiter

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Gern

**G****ern** was a brown eagle and Morbin Blackhawk's chief lieutenant, as well as a member of the Six.

## Biography

Gern was mentioned as the architect of the Afterterrors and as having led the Lords of Prey who attacked First Warren. Gern attended a meeting of Morbin's war council and was a leader in the army that attacks Rockback Valley. Gern took charge of the search for Sween Longtreader after she was heard singing in Morbin's lair. Like the other members of the Six, he had a statue in his image atop one of the Seven Standing Stones in First Warren. Together with the other members of the Six, Gern led all of the Lords of Prey against the rabbits in the Siege of First Warren. He was killed along with one of his compatriots by either Jo Shanks or Helmer.

## Physical appearance

Gern was a brown eagle with a splash of white showing around the edges of his black helm. He wielded a short sword and a spiked hammer.

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *The Green Ember*
2. ↑ As revealed in *Ember Falls*
3. ↑ As revealed in *Ember Rising*
4. ↑ As revealed in *Ember's End*
Crossing

*For the location in Natalia previously known as the Crossing, see* Jupiter's Crossing*.*

## Event information

### Location

• Golden Coast
• Natalia

### Notable participants

• King Whitson Mariner
• Rabbits

### Outcome

King Whitson's followers arrived in Natalia

## Book information

### Mentioned

*The Black Star of Kingston*

**T****he Crossing** occurred when King Whitson Mariner led the rabbits of Golden Coast across the sea to Natalia.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Having built a number of ships, King Whitson and many rabbits boarded them and fled Golden Coast and their enemies there. To enable their escape, King Gerrard remained behind with a number of bucks, including Lord Whit and Jon Blackstar. These fell in battle, but their sacrifice allowed Whitson's fleet to escape those attempting to stop them. Eventually, Whitson and his rabbits landed in Natalia, which would become their new home.

Lord Grant, in describing these events to his grandson Lander, would liken the Crossing to the Leaping, though Whitson felt uncomfortable with that comparison.
Rogue Sea Dog Pistol

The **Rogue Sea Dog Pistol** is a weapon in *Sea of Thieves*. This Pistol can be purchased from the Weaponsmith's Shop in Outposts. Once purchased, weapons can be accessed and swapped from the Armory located on the player's ship. Ammunition is required to use the Pistol.

## How to Unlock

Unlocked by reaching level 48 in the Order of Souls.
Scurvy Bilge Rat Concertina

The **Scurvy Bilge Rat Concertina** is a musical instrument in the *Sea of Thieves*. Concertinas can be purchased from the Equipment Shop on Outposts.

## Description

*The handles fell off long ago, but nothing a bit of rope and some nails haven't fixed.*

## How to Unlock

This item is available to purchase at the beginning of a new game.
Blue Fever

**B****lue fever** is an obscure illness, more than likely contagious. Its exact effects and symptoms are unknown.

## History

### *The First Fowler*

While explaining that they would both be leaving Cloud Mountain, Emma mentions to Jo Shanks that Harbone Citadel has had a blue fever epidemic.

### *Ember Falls*

Emma makes her way to Harbone and and helps deal with the outbreak, saving a number of lives as a result while avoiding becoming infected.

### *The Archer's Cup*

Harbone's blue fever outbreak is mentioned, with both Amber Hewson and Cheltham expressing gratitude to Emma for her work, which alleviated the burden of Amber's parents and saved several of Cheltham's own relatives.
Grenjo

**G****renjo** was a buck who chose to serve Captain Grimble rather than King Whitson Mariner. He took part in the Grimbles' plan to abandon King Whitson Mariner and his supporters to an island of dragons.

## Biography

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

When Queen Lillie is kidnapped and taken to an island of dragons, Grenjo is one of the bucks assigned to stay to guard the queen. Lillie breaks out of her prison when she spots her son, Lander, and at once, thugs close in, Grenjo included among them. Grenjo is confronted by Massie Burnson, whose sword-fighting abilities Grenjo mocks. Luckily, Galt appears and knocks Grenjo out with a club.

## Personality and traits

Though little of Grenjo's personality was known, he appeared to be cocky and very confident in his skills.

## Skills and abilities

Grenjo was known for being skilled with a sword, having trained with Captain Grimble in the art for years.

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Chelms

**Mother Saramack**: It would, sure. But time is pressing, and the Drekkers are the key. They have taken in several of the outsider clans, and most of the others have close ties to them. Carry the Drekkers, and you carry the camp.

—*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*, p. 111 |  | ”

The **C****helms** were a clan of rabbits among Whitson Mariner's Trekkers.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Lemual Whitson named the Chelms as one of a number of "outsider" groups among the rabbits residing at Lener's Crossroads. With the ongoing difficulties of both the Dragon War and the internal difficulties in the army, he proposed that they might approach the Chelms and their fellows in an effort to strengthen ties with them. However, Mother Saramack made a point of noting that most of the groups in the Chelms' position had either joined or established close ties with the Drekkers, and that time and effort would be saved by going directly to the long-maligned band of rabbits. Lander Whitson took her counsel and was subsequently able to unite his forces, presumably including the Chelms, and lead them into the Battle of Dragon Mountain.

## Trivia

* Based on their name, it is probable that the Chelms later established the settlement/secret citadel of Chelmsford during the time of the main *Green Ember* series.
Bant

*Not to be confused with Bandt.*

**B****ant** was a wolf archer in the company of Redeye Garlackson.

## Biography

During the Battle for Cloud Mountain, Bant and several other wolves entered a clearing only to spot Heather Longtreader running across it. While his comrades moved to intercept her Bant, who was out of arrows, searched for an arrow with which to shoot her down. Jo Shanks, in spite of terrible injuries, managed to take out each of Bant's comrades. Bant released his arrow before Jo could stop him, but Jo miraculously was able to split it in the air with a shaft of his own.

Having retreated with the other wolves, Bant later came under the command of Preylord Solus, and was part of a force set to block Prince Smalden Joveson's route to Halfwind Citadel. Unexpectedly, he and several other wolves came across Jo, who had supposedly been left to them for betraying the Cause. Recognizing the rabbit, Bant informed his superior, an older wolf Jo had dubbed "Black Stripe." However, Jo's confinement was a ruse, and with the aid of his friends he was pulled to safety, killing both Black Stripe and Bant from the air.

## Personality and traits

Like most wolves, Bant was savage and cruel, eager to kill rabbits and having no qualms about killing defenseless enemies. Unlike wolf officers such as Flox or Blenk, he had a somewhat awkward speech mode.

## References

1. ↑ As revealed in *The Last Archer*
2. ↑ As revealed in *The First Fowler*

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Ayman Lake

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## General information

### Mentioned

*The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*

**A****yman Lake** was a large body of water in Natalia. King Whitson Mariner and his rabbits built the settlements of Seddleton and Kingston upon its shores after they had fled from the Golden Coast.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Fleck Blackstar and the rabbits he has under his command sail across Ayman Lake to mine coal in the future establishment of Kingston, which was at that point, nonexistent.

When they are attacked for the first time by the Lords of Prey, they start to attempt to flee back across it to the safety of Seddleton.

The Birds overtake them, however, and they are forced to fight a battle now known as the Battle of Ayman Lake. The rabbits won in the end, but at a great cost to themselves.

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

Ayman Lake is mentioned by King Whitson Mariner as he recalls all that he and his subjects have been through in the past.

Later, Massie Burnson privately recalls the events of the Battle of Ayman Lake and how Fleck Blackstar had risked his life to save King Whitson Mariner.

## Trivia

* The name "Ayman" is of Arabic origin and means "blessed" or "settled."
Bear the Flame

***Some say it fell from the stars, from the warrior's cluster.*
Whitson Mariner, *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner*, p. 165
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## Usage information

### Album

*Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*

"**B****ear the Flame"** is a score from *Melodies for The Mended Wood: Volume One*. It was composed by Joel Clarkson.

## Information

"Bear the Flame" was released on June 12, 2016, as the ninth track on the soundtrack *Melodies for the Mended Wood: Volume One*. It is titled for the scene in *The Green Ember* where Heather Longtreader tells the story of the attack on Cloud Mountain.

## Media

Bear the FlameThe audio for "Bear the Flame"
## External links

Buy digital download on the Story Warren shop:

* Story Warren Shop | Melodies for the Mended Wood, Volume 1 - Download

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Gendo Bavinson

**G****endo Bavinson** was a rabbit who served under Lord Hewson at Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### Backstory

Gendo was a soldier under Lord Hewson. At some point in time, he attempted to get into First Warren by organizing a disturbance on the far side of the wood while he attempted to pass unseen through the Black Gap. He then attempted to use harpoons to clear the wall, but was killed somewhere along the way.

### *Ember Rising*

Gendo is mentioned by Captain Redthaw, who brings up Gendo's death when Helmer proposes the same plan that got Gendo killed.
Citadel of Dreams (disambiguation)

**This article is a disambiguation page for Citadel of Dreams (disambiguation)**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Citadel of Dreams** may refer to:

* Citadel of Dreams, a legendary location mentioned in the Stone Book of Fay.
* Moonlight's Citadel of Dreams, a tavern inn/resistance base owned by the family of Moonlight in First Warren.
* "The Citadel of Dreams", a song.
Cara Loglew

*This article is about the archer from Vandalia Citadel. For the nurse from Cloud Mountain, see Cara (nurse).*
*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.**

## Book information

### Role

Minor

**C****ara Loglew** is an archer for Vandalia Citadel and a competitor in the Ultimate Archer's Cup.

## Biography

### *The Archer's Cup*

Cara Loglew comes to Blackstone Citadel, along with another doe archer from Vandalia Citadel, to participate in the Ultimate Archer's Cup. Mac Harty warns Jo Shanks about Cara's prowess, and indeed, Cara makes it past the first level of the games. Her performance falls short in the second level, however, when she misses the last target and is eliminated. Cara returns to her mates in dejection, but cheers on Jo Shanks after he makes the shot that she missed.

## Personality and traits

Despite being an excellent archer, Cara is competitive and hard on herself when she fails. Nevertheless, she is a good sport, as seen when she congratulates Jo Shanks on making a shot that she couldn't.

## Skills and abilities

Agile and fast on her feet, it is noted that Cara Loglew is an exemplary archer with aim that "can shoot the itch off your nose".

## Trivia

* The name Cara is of Italian origin and means "beloved" or "dear one."
Council of Seven Ambassadors

The **C****ouncil of Seven Ambassadors** was a group of diplomats assembled by Jupiter Goodson. Serving as the negotiating equivalents to the likes of Perkin One-Eye and Harlan Seer, they traveled across Natalia seeking to bring peace among its varied inhabitants.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Whittle Longtreader, a former member of the council, spoke of the group and its purpose to Heather and Picket as he recounted *The Rise and Fall of King Jupiter the Great*. His brother Wilfred also mentioned Garten Longtreader's diplomatic efforts, and noted the participation of other members of the Longtreader family.

Unfortunately, the great work of the council began to crumble after Garten betrayed Jupiter to Morbin Blackhawk. The council ceased to exist, and Garten began working actively to break down the alliances he had previously helped to build.
Burnley's Colliery

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This article is about the coal mine. For all other articles by a similar name, please visit Burnley (disambiguation).

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## General information

### Appears

*The Black Star of Kingston*

**B****urnley's Colliery** is the name of a coal mine established near Kingston. It was named in honor of Burnley, a member of Black Star Company who perished during the Battle of Ayman Lake.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

The mine was excavated shortly after the formation of Black Star Company in the area of the Low Bleaks. The expedition originated from Fleck Blackstar's feelings that there might be coal in the region. Additionally, he thought it important to establish a foothold in the area of the Low Bleaks, as a defense against whatever might live in the High Bleaks.

Following the Battle of Ayman Lake, the newly elevated Lord Blackstar named the mine in honor of one of his fallen comrades.

## Trivia

* The name "Burnley" is of Anglo-Saxon origin and is derived from "Brun Lea," meaning "by the River Brun."
Glider pack

**G****lider packs** are a type of machine created by Heyward as an improvement upon his glider cape. The packs are worn like a backpack or cape, and can be engaged simply by flicking the wrist.

## Use

As the name suggests, glider packs are used to glide through the air, and when properly controlled can carry a rabbit over considerable distances. They are frequently used to get from one place to another in a short amount of time, and can also be a useful asset in battle, being one of the only ways to engage raptors in combat directly. They do suffer from a number of drawbacks, most notably requiring either a high launching point or an instrument of force, such as a catapult, for their users to become airborne. Damages to the fabric making up the glider wings can also result in the gliders becoming unstable or even crashing.

## History

### *Ember's End*

Jo Shanks and Cole and Heyna Blackstar utilized glider packs to escape the Terralain camp after gathering intelligence and sabotaging various assets. Jo and Cole subsequently joined Picket Longtreader, Lord Captain Helmer, and Princess Emma Joveson in using packs to return to the camp to meet with Kylen. Lallo later arrived at the camp with word of Morbin Blackhawk's forces moving on First Warren, and returned there by glider with Emma. The Fowlers, meanwhile, used their gliders to travel to Harbone Citadel after it was attacked.

Picket utilized his glider pack to return to First Warren ahead of the party from Harbone, and Jo used one in traveling between points in First Warren and later to meet Lady Glen and the Pilgrim's band. Picket and Cole made use of them to join the massing forces of the Cause just before the Siege of First Warren began. Picket used his again to launch an attack against Farlock, and he and Jo later used them to insure the successful deployment of the Blackhawk Option. Jo's pack, though damaged, also enabled him to survive a fall from the wall of First Warren after he successfully killed two of the Six.

Picket, Helmer, and Lallo used their glider packs to fly across the city and aid the Royal Warrenguard reserves under Wilfred Longtreader. Picket and Lallo, along with several other bucks, also used them to escape a flood unleashed on the city by the destruction of the Lake Merle dam. Picket would later lead the Royal Fowlers Auxiliary, all equipped with glider packs, in a desperate aerial charge against the final wave of attacking Preylords. His pack enabled him to confront Morbin Blackhawk himself, though it was badly damaged when Morbin severed Picket's right arm.
Flitch

**F****litch** was a (possibly fictional) buck and coal miner.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Heather Longtreader told the story of Flitch to her younger brother Jacks in her efforts to help him overcome his training by Longtreader Command's indoctrination. According to her, Flitch had been a successful miner with a large home and a loving wife and children. Unfortunately, while at work alone one day in his coal mine, he was struck in the head. Upon awaking, he was afflicted with amnesia, and had no idea of who he was or where he belonged.

Wandering away from the mine, Flitch became lost and eventually arrived in the town of Newton, where he found work as a laborer. During a dispute regarding the town government, Flitch was the only resident who had not cast his vote, which was needed to break a tie. However, Flitch felt he could not do so due to his ignorance of his own identity, and left to seek the truth. When asked about his fate, Heather noted that Flitch could not find his way home until he remembered who he was.
Come, Ye Fine Does

**"C****ome, Ye Fine Does"** is a song sung by Terralain bucks; specifically, a large sentry named Tunk.

## History

### *Ember's End*

When Jo Shanks, Coleden Blackstar, and Heyna Blackstar were sneaking into the Terralain camp, they happened upon Tunk, a sentry. Thinking no one was watching, Tunk began to dance, singing "Come, Ye Fine Does" as he jigged.

Some time later, Picket Longtreader, Emma, Helmer, Jo, and Cole were captured by the same Terralains, and Tunk was one of the sentries assigned to guard them. Jo poked fun at Tunk by singing a silly version of "Come, Ye Fine Does" and complimenting him on his earlier dancing, much to Tunk's shock and embarrassment.

## Lyrics

### Original version

*Come, ye fine does*

*And look upon me!*

*For I move like a moonbeam*

*On the swaying trees*

*Come, ye fine does*

*And look upon me*

*My limbs are all nimble*

*My heart is all free!*

*Come, ye fine does*

*And look upon me!*

*If you like my dancing*

*Why, then I'll dance with thee!*

### Jo Shanks's version

*Come, ye fine does, and look upon me*

*I'm big as a mountain, but dumb as a tree*

*I dance like a madman, just about to sneeze*

*So come, ye fine does, and look upon me*
Gladeberry

**G****ladeberry** is a blackberry glade in West Wood near Nick Hollow.

## History

### *The Green Ember*

Picket and Heather Longtreader are told by their father and mother to pick blackberries so as to keep them from hearing their conversation with the Lady Glen.

While they are walking reluctantly towards where the blackberry bushes are, Heather says to Picket that the "last one to Gladeberry is a turtle."

It is presumed that "Gladeberry" is the blackberry glade they were headed for.

## References

1. ↑ *The Green Ember*, Chapter Five: Eastern Winds, pg. 41.
Firstfoe

*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

### Mentioned

• *Ember Rising*
• *Ember's End*
• *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

**F**irstfoe, also known as the first foe, was an unknown adversary or enemy force to the rabbits of Blue Moss Hills. Flint is known to have challenged the first foe using his Stone Sword, and struck down Firstfoe. After Firstfoe's appearance, a number of rabbits left Blue Moss Hills, eventually making their way to Golden Coast.
Eefaw Potter

**E****efaw Potter** is a potter of Cloud Mountain.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember* / *The Last Archer*

Eefaw is first seen in Great Hall working in his pottery booth. He humorously splashes his three apprentices with wet clay while working on a project and speaking to Heather, Picket, and Emma. Eefaw notes that pottery was the trade he settled on after trying a number of others, his father not having lived to pass on his craft to Eefaw. He encourages the pair in pursuing their various choices.

Later, while carrying some pottery into the Savory Den, Eefaw blunders without a care in the world, nearly making the cups stacked in the tray in his hands to tip. Gort, running to assist him with his cups, slips on some spilled soup and crashes into Eefaw, resulting in the demolition of all of the cups except two, which Gort managed to save. Eefaw attempted to congratulate him for this, only to startle Gort into dropping and breaking the saved mugs. Eefaw then retreats, promising not to charge Gort for the broken mugs, and heads back to his pottery shop. Heather later passes his shop following the Battle for Cloud Mountain.

### *Potter's War*

**Note:** *Because* Potter's War *has yet to be publicly released, Eefaw Potter's role in the story shall not be disclosed on this wiki. Should S. D. Smith ever choose to publish* Potter's War*, a complete summary shall be added. Thank you.*

### *Ember Falls*

Eefaw Potter is seen from a distance by Heather, who visits Cloud Mountain for the purpose of telling Emma of her royal heritage and the death of Smalls. As before, his wet clay pottery fly out of control, spinning onto some young rabbits who were unfortunate to be nearby.

### *Ember's End*

Captain Moonlight mentions an altercation between Eefaw and Gort to Picket, in which Eefaw apparently destroyed more of Gort's mugs after arriving in First Warren. Moonlight is surprised by Gort's furious reaction, but suspects-as Picket confirms-that there is history between the two. Picket later brings up Eefaw to Emma, and the two reminisce over his misadventures.

## Physical appearance

Eefaw is described as old, fat-faced, and bearded. His fur is dark brown, with his muzzle and the insides of his ears being lighter in color. He is clothed in a tunic and trousers, over which he wears a simple vest.

## Personality and traits

Eefaw Potter is a busy, cheerful worker and a friendly rabbit who is often preoccupied with something pertaining to the making of pottery. More often than not, in his busy state, he is less than careful with his pottery, causing many a rabbit to be made distraught over where his clay, whether wet or dry, flies. Eefaw himself is totally oblivious to this, and even berates his pupils for their filthy condition without realizing that he himself is the cause.

## Trivia

* S. D. Smith has listed Eefaw as being one of his most amusing characters.
* The surname "Potter" is of English origin and refers to the occupation of making pottery.

## References

1. ↑ [1]
2. ↑ [2]
3. ↑ [3]
Feast of the Mending

**T****he Feast of the Mending** is a festival held in Newcity every year by the Royal Family, following the end of the War for All Natalia. The feast commemorates the defeat of Morbin Blackhawk and his forces and the beginning of the Mending.

## History

The first feast occurred one year after the Siege of First Warren, after considerable work had been done in rebuilding Natalia following the horrific war. Numerous rabbits, including many young children. attended the feast at the newly built Newcity, all clad in white. Gort and various other old kitchen helpers from the secret citadels prepared the food, while wine infused with Firstflower was made by Smalden Joveson and the Pilgrim. Prince Smalls took advantage of the feast to announce that he and Heather Longtreader would be married on the day of his upcoming coronation. A table was also set apart for honored guest Picket Longtreader, his family, and close friends; Prince Smalls refrained from joining these diners, however, choosing instead to act as a server.

The Feast of the Mending was instated as a recurring tradition, to be held as long as rabbitkind or the world itself should last. Visitors from across Natalia would come to the feast year after year, some choosing to remain in the Great Wood while others would return to their homes, spreading the message and beauty of the Mended Wood. As a consequence, then-Queen Heather expressed the sentiment that she had no need to go out into the world, as the world came to her home for the feast. Some years after the first feast, Kylen of Terralain wrote his cousin, Princess Emma Joveson, to inform her that he would be coming to Newcity for the feast. He also revealed that he would be bringing Terralain's tribute and a company of Terralain bucks to help construct housing for veterans of the war and families that had adopted war orphans.

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Grimble

Lord Grimble as depicted in The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner.

**L****ord Grimble** was a rabbit lord under King Whitson Mariner. He was the father of Captain Grimble.

## Biography

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

According to King Whitson Mariner, Lord Grimble hoped to become king of the rabbits, and was frustrated in this aim when King Gerard named Whitson as his heir. As such, though he joined the fleet Whitson led to Natalia, he acted in opposition to Whitson wherever he could. Whitson did his level best to reconcile with Grimble, even giving his son the rank of captain. Despite this, Grimble remained obstinate, though his efforts were opposed by such staunch allies of Whitson's as Mother Saramack.

At one point, Fleck Blackstar observed a whispered conversation between Lord Grimble and his son.

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

Aboard the *Vanguard*, King Whitson Mariner welcomed his lords and captains into his cabin for a toast. Whitson engaged in a heated exchange with Lord Grimble and his son, Captain Grimble, prompting Queen Lillie to quell the rising storm by calling for a toast. Lord Grimble toasted to "a new kingdom", which so riled Whitson that Lillie was forced to take him out of the room before his temper could further elevate. Eventually, all the rabbits took their leave of their rulers, with Lord and Captain Grimble returning to *Burnley* to continue their journey.

Under Captain Grimble's command, *Burnley* failed to warn *Vanguard* of a rock that wrecked the vessel, and disappeared failing to answer hails. It was later revealed that the Grimbles had betrayed their king by leading him into a wreck on a mysterious island inhabited by dragons, with whom they had allied. Their plans were thwarted by the brave actions of Whitson and his subjects, and the dragons blamed the Grimbles for this failure. Lord Grimble and a delegation of rabbits who were to meet with the dragons were then slaughtered-all save one-as punishment.

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Captain Grimble is noted as having succeeded his father as lord of their rebel community.

### *Ember Rising*

It is said that some time after the Battle of Ayman Lake, Lord Grimble led a number of followers in breaking away from Whitson's group. Some sources believed that Grimble stole the Stone Sword of Flint when he did so, and that it was later lost when the community he founded failed.

## Personality and traits

Like his son, Captain Grimble, Lord Grimble was proud, self-centered, and cold-hearted. He cared nothing for the line of King Whitson Mariner, so much so that he was willing to kidnap Queen Lillie so as to promise his son an heir with a claim to the throne.

## Family tree

 - The Grimble Family -

Note: Broken lines indicate relation through affinity or adoption or distant relation; unbroken lines indicate relation by blood.
Bannon

**Bannon**: R.F.A. patrol reported in, sir. There's an army approaching.

—*Ember's End*, p.253 |  | ”

**L****ieutenant Bannon** was an officer of the Royal Fowlers Auxiliary.

## Biography

Bannon reported to Picket Longtreader regarding the approach of the Terralain army to First Warren and Jo Shanks' recent departure. Picket questioned him about the whereabouts of Coleden Blackstar, and after reporting Bannon asked if Picket would like him to fetch the other buck. Picket declined, noting that Cole would be responsible for leading the forces of Kingston in the event his father Lord Victor failed to return before the Siege of First Warren began. He then charged Bannon, along with Harmon and Lallo, with preparing the rest of the R.F.A. for the battle.
Devert

*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.**

**C****aptain Devert** is a buck of Blackstone Citadel and a member of Matron Wilder's faction.

## Biography

### Backstory

Breelia Wilder came to power at Blackstone Citadel in the decade preceding the Battle for First Warren. During that time, she took control of Blackstone's hospital and amassed a group of followers, who would aid her in interfering with Lord Ronan's control of the citadel. At some point in time, Devert joined this new faction, and was eventually promoted to captain.

### *The Archer's Cup*

While in tense conversation with Emma in a side room of Blackstone Hospital, Matron Wilder taps on her desk three times. This prompts a hidden door in a wall of the room to open, revealing Devert standing among other armed soldiers, waiting for instructions. Matron Wilder, her eyes fixed threateningly on Emma, claims that she summoned Devert by mistake, and the captain retreats back into the hidden room.

Moments later, Devert unexpectedly bursts back into the room and informs Matron Wilder that Lord Ronan has called a council. Apparently surprised, Wilder orders Devert to prepare her escort, and the captain hurries away.
Goldites

**Mother Saramack**: It would, sure. But time is pressing, and the Drekkers are the key. They have taken in several of the outsider clans, and most of the others have close ties to them. Carry the Drekkers, and you carry the camp.

—*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*, p. 111 |  | ”

The **G****oldites** were a clan of rabbits among Whitson Mariner's Trekkers.

## History

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Lemual Whitson named the Goldites as one of a number of "outsider" groups among the rabbits residing at Lener's Crossroads. With the ongoing difficulties of both the Dragon War and the internal difficulties in the army, he proposed that they might approach the Goldites and their fellows in an effort to strengthen ties with them. However, Mother Saramack made a point of noting that most of the groups in the Goldites' position had either joined or established close ties with the Drekkers, and that time and effort would be saved by going directly to the long-maligned band of rabbits. Lander Whitson took her counsel and was subsequently able to unite his forces, presumably including the Goldites, and lead them into the Battle of Dragon Mountain.
Danker

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**WARNING: SPOILERS FOR *PRINCE LANDER & THE DRAGON WAR* ARE AHEAD; CAUTION IS ADVISED.**

## Book information

### Appears

*Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Captain **D****anker** was a captain of the Trekkers during the time of the Dragon War

## Biography

### *Prince Lander & the Dragon War*

Thought a captain of the Trekkers, Danker eventually joined Lord Arben in secretly serving Lord Grimble. This continued until the pair joined a party of Whitson Mariner's rabbits going to a peace summit with the Grimble faction. Having known that Grimble had a spy in his ranks, Whitson was able to identify the lord and captain as traitors and ordered their arrest. Surrounded by the royal guard, Danker dropped his sword, and soon expressed willingness to tell whatever he knew. After Lord Arben was silenced, the pair were led away for interrogation.

## Personality and traits

Though he held a trusted position within Whitson's camp, Danker seems to have lost faith in Whitson's leadership, and to have been swayed in this by the views of Lord Arben. However, Danker was either a more reluctant traitor or else more easily cowed, as he quickly surrendered upon being found out. Faced with King Whitson's anger, he fell into a fit of babbling, in which he promised to give up any information asked of him and begged forgiveness for his offenses.

## Trivia

* Danker, as a surname, is of English origin and means "son of Daniel".
Dalla

****D**alla** is a young doe who lived at Harbone Citadel.

## Biography

### *Ember Rising*

Dalla played Hoopvolley with her friend, Harmon, when Picket Longtreader approached them. Dalla and Harmon invited the buck to play, and Harmon sat out while Picket played with Dalla. They were then interrupted by a messenger with news that Picket was needed for a mission.

### *Ember's End*

After the Battle for First Warren, Dalla relocated to the city and acted as a courier for the forces of the Cause. She brought a message from Lady Glen, who was near Chelmsford Citadel at the time, to Jo Shanks, and a grateful Jo then ordered the clearly weary doe to get some food and rest. Lieutenant Bannon observed the encounter and later reported it to Picket.

## Personality and traits

Friendly and fun-loving, Dalla was known to enjoy games and friendly teasing with friends. She was quick to develop a liking for new acquaintances, warming up to Picket after only knowing of him by reputation and talking to him for a short time, and even feeling comfortable making a joke about his hoopvolley skills. Despite this playful attitude, Dalla was also firmly dedicated to the Cause, running herself to exhaustion in order to deliver a message.
Elric

**M****r. Elric** was an elderly neighbor of Picket and Heather Longtreader's family in their home in Nick Hollow.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Heather and Picket are sent by their father and mother to pick blackberries in Gladeberry in West Wood to keep them from hearing their conversation with Lady Glen.

Along the way, Heather considers turning one direction to go to Elric's farm so as to check on him. She decides against it, and continues along the path to Gladeberry. Suddenly, Picket and Heather both hear a series of screams coming from the direction of his farm, and almost without thinking, they ran towards their own home to get help.

When they had made it to the edge of West Wood, they saw their elm-tree home burning, with wolves surrounding it and their family nowhere to be seen.

## Trivia

* The name "Elric" is of Old English origin.
* Mr. Elric is the only other named inhabitant of Nick Hollow besides the Longtreader family.

## References

1. ↑ [1]

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Dooker

**D****ooker** is a buck of the Terralain army.

## Biography

### *Ember's End*

While sneaking into the Terralains' camp, Jo Shanks spied on two Terralain soldiers, Dooker and Tunk. Tunk lamented how the war was keeping them from the festival back home, and Dooker encouraged him to just focus on the battle ahead, to which Tunk asserted that he was focused. Dooker then took his leave of Tunk, encouraging him to stay sharp and promising to see him at the next shift.

## Physical appearance

Dooker was observed by Jo Shanks as being "average size" for a Terralain, but still very strong and tall.

## Personality and traits

It was implied that Dooker was a focused and responsible soldier, as he scolded his comrade Tunk for thinking of the festival back in Terralain rather than of the oncoming war.
Bestowal of the Green Ember

**Fleck Blackstar**: The Green Ember rises...

—*The Black Star of Kingston*, p. 84 |  | ”

The **B****estowal of the Green Ember** is a ceremony in which the heir of the Royal family of the Thirty Warrens receives the Green Ember as a token of the throne and crown they will eventually inherit.

## History

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

The tradition of rabbit monarchs removing the Green Ember from the Crown of Flames and bestowing it upon their heir dated back to the earliest days of rabbit monarchs. It seems to have been abandoned at some point, as Gerrard, last king of Golden Coast, intended to reinstitute it prior to the death of his only son. Instead, he conferred both the crown-complete with the Green Ember-and the Ruling Stone upon his chosen successor, Whitson Mariner. Whitson later gave the Green Ember to Lander, though no specifics were given.

### *The Green Ember*

By the time of King Walter Good, the bestowal seems to have once again fallen out of fashion. After calling together various representatives for the ceremony, Walter expressed his intent to continue the custom once again. At his behest, Chancellor Perkin removed the Green Ember from the Crown of Flames, and King Good then lifted it in his hands and spoke the following words:

Jupiter later bestowed the Green Ember upon his own chosen heir, Smalden Joveson; however, this fact was not made generally known, and no details of the event were mentioned.

### *Ember Falls*

After Prince Smalls' apparent death, the Green Ember was given to his sister and chosen heir Emma by Picket Longtreader, to whom Smalls entrusted the Green Ember before leaving on an ill-fated journey to Kingston. Picket hung the Green Ember on its chain around Emma's neck, and those soldiers present and able to stand pledged themselves to her with Blackstar's oath.

### *Ember's End*

Smalls mentioned to Heather that he was given the Green Ember while still an infant, and that Garten and Wilfred Longtreader were among those present at the event.

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Golden Coast

**G****olden Coast** was the place from which rabbitkind fled to Natalia, led by Whitson Mariner.

## History

Golden Coast became home to a community of rabbits who left the Blue Moss Hills after the arrival of Firstfoe. The red diamond symbol of the Royal Family of Natalia is a variation on a red-diamond theme used throughout the long history of the Kings of Golden Coast. Mining was a major industry in the area, with various "landed families" making their fortune from gold-mining. Coal-mining was also a profession in the area, though it was seen as low-class work, particularly after Hanfar's Second Rush. Master miners, such as Fleck Blackstar's father Jon, were denoted by a black star patch that they wore on the shoulders of their tunics.

The last monarch of Golden Coast was King Gerrard, whose son died before he could succeed Gerarrd to the throne. During Gerrard's reign, Golden Coast was invaded by an unknown foe, with the rabbits' last days in the region being haunted by the sound of howls. Whitson Mariner conceived the idea of escaping the coast using boats, and his plan was accepted despite some early opposition from the likes of Rangel. As a result, Gerrard named Whitson as his successor, passing on to him such artifacts as the Crown of Flames, the Ruling Stone, the Stone Book of Fay, and the Stone Sword of Flint.

In order to cover the escape of Whitson's fleet from Golden Coast, a number of the old bucks of Golden Coast remained behind to fight off the invaders. These included King Gerrard, Whitson's father Lord Whit, Jon Blackstar, and Galt's father.

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Golden Coast is mentioned several times, most often by Fleck Blackstar and King Whitson Mariner.

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

Golden Coast is mentioned by King Whitson Mariner as he recalls all that he and his subjects have been through in the past.

### *Ember's End*

Golden Coast is mentioned by Missy Dreft, who notes that it became home to the rabbits who left the Blue Moss Hills.
Burnley

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## Burnley

Burnley as depicted in The Black Star of Kingston.

## Biographical information

### Home

• Golden Coast (formerly)
 • Natalia

## Association information

### Affiliations

• Trekkers
• Blackstar Company

## Book information

### Appears

*The Black Star of Kingston*

**B****urnley** was a male rabbit and veteran miner from Golden Coast who became a member of Black Star Company in Natalia.

## Biography

### *The Black Star of Kingston*

Burnley was selected by Fleck Blackstar as one of his two veteran advisors in Black Star Company, the other being Galt. He thus took part in the early work of establishing Natalia's first coal mine, and was later given the privilege of informing King Whitson Mariner of the company's success. During the Battle of Ayman Lake, Burnley fought fiercely to protect the king and Prince Lander from the Lords of Prey. Sadly, he was mortally wounded during the struggle and died sometime before the destruction of *Lillie*.

Burnley's sacrifice was honored by the surviving rabbits of Seddleton, with Fleck taking Burnley's mining patch as his own. The newly elevated Lord Blackstar also named the mine Burnley's Colliery.

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

King Whitson also built a ship which he named after Burnley, which was placed under the command of Captain Grimble; when Grimble betrayed the Trekkers, Whitson changed the name of the vessel.

## Physical appearance

Burnley was a dark-furred rabbit with a bit of a paunch. He wore a simple tunic, trousers, and belt, and carried both a sword and a pickaxe.

## Skills and abilities

Burnley is described as having been a fairly large rabbit who wielded a pickaxe suitable for his size. Having worked as a coal miner on Golden Coast, he was respected by Fleck Blackstar for his wisdom and experience.

## Trivia

* The name "Burnley" is of Anglo-Saxon origin and is derived from "Brun Lea," meaning "by the River Brun."
Battleboard

**B****attleboard** is a game played among the rabbits of Natalia.

## Information

### Gameplay

Little is known of the specifics of battleboard, except that it involves game pieces and multiple players.

## History

### *Ember Rising*

Upon being informed that her father Whittle Longtreader had brought her to the Seventh District in order to move them to action, Heather Longtreader jokingly questioned whether she was "only a piece in [his] game of battleboard?"

## Trivia

* It is possible that battleboard is the rabbit equivalent of chess.
* It may have either been played in *The Black Star of Kingston* or *The Wreck and Rise of Whitson Mariner**.* However, this is unconfirmed.
Buster Harvey

**B****uster Harvey** is a member of Blackstone Citadel's medical personnel.

## Biography

### *The Archer's Cup*

Buster Harvey greets Gallipot Grenda and compliments her beauty as she and Jo Shanks pass him by. Grenda smiles, issuing a playful response. She later remarks that Buster had earlier mistaken her for Breelia Wilder, and jokes that his compliment was undoubtedly meant as an apology.

## Physical appearance

Buster is described as being an old buck with golden fur. He wears a hospital uniform.
Fesslehorn

**Helmer**: They were always so close to a discovery that would 'change everything'.

**Mrs. Weaver**: Lord Fesslehorn was a historian. I remember attending his lecture on the Leapers not long after Edward and I met. He had researched the Leaping and the Lost Book for a long time. He had fascinating theories about Flint and Fay.

—*Ember's End*, pg. 149

## Book information

### Mentioned

• *The Green Ember*
• *Ember's End*

**L****ord Captain Fesslehorn** was one of the elite warriors who fought alongside King Jupiter.

## Biography

### *The Green Ember*

Fesslehorn was mentioned by both Whittle Longtreader and Lord Rake in their accounts of King Jupiter's reign to Heather and Picket Longtreader.

### *Ember's End*

In a discussion about the Lord Captains, Fesslehorn was mentioned, and it was noted that he disappeared on an expedition with Harlan Seer and Stam. Fess, as Helmer called him, was also noted as having been co-head (with Harlen) of the Apothecaries Guild. The two were often involved in research regarding plants and various legends, and shortly before their disappearance seemed to have learned something of the nature of Firstflower.

## Personality and traits

Fesslehorn was a rabbit with a passion for history, particularly the Leapers and the Stone Book of Fay. He was a recognized authority on the subject, giving lectures where he discussed Flint and Fay.
Challabat

**C****hallabat** was a traitor to the rabbits of Natalia. Very little is known about them, but Wilfred Longtreader listed them alongside such infamous traitors as Bleston, Garten Longtreader, and Kyle.

## Biography

### *Ember Falls*

Challabat was mentioned by Wilfred Longtreader during the meeting of Smalls’ council at Halfwind Citadel.