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Extremis (TV story)

## Chronological Information

**Extremis** was the second episode of Series 10 of Doctor Who. It was written by Frank Cottrell-Boyce and directed by Justin Molotnikov.

## Synopsis

For Eleanor Colson's first trip in the TARDIS, the Twelfth Doctor brings his new companion to the depths of space where they find a cargo ship containing a team of archaeologicalist on an expedition to try and uncover the lost tombship of Empress Hoshiko. However, the Doctor soon finds something amiss.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Eleanor Colson - Olivia Cooke
* Mia Raiman - Carmen Ejogo
* Clay Weber - Gershwyn Eustache Jnr
* Delina Bo - Jessica Clark
* Tew - Carel Nel
* Elise Janvier - Gaia Weiss
* Caleb Roach - Theo Barklem-Biggs
* Lennart Berglund - Matias Varela
* Grievers - Spencer Wilding
* Handmaidens - Angela Uyeda
SIDRAT

A **Space And Inter-Time Dimensional Robot All-Purpose Transporter**, more commonly abbreviated as **SIDRAT**, was a type of space-time vessel used by the War Lords during their War Games and built with the assistance of The War Chief, a renegade Time Lord.

Like most TARDISes, SIDRATs were larger on the inside than the outside, the dimensions of their interiors could be changed at will and be operated by remote control, but just like TARDISes of The Doctor's day, this was at the cost of the machine's lifespan. According to Jamie McCrimmon, they were green in colour.

From the outside they resembled featureless rectangular boxes. The War Lords employed them both to abduct human soldiers for the war games, and also to travel back and forth from the game area to their base.

The supply of SIDRATs to the War Lords was the War Chief's primary contribution to their plan. The War Lords were dependent on The War Chief for the secrets of space-time travel. His importance was reflected in his rank: second only to The War Lord himself. To force his compliance, the War Chief trapped the Second Doctor within a SIDRAT and shrank its inner dimensions until the Doctor and Jamie were nearly crushed. Later the Doctor confronted the War Chief with a revelation: a timeship with a malleable interior and remote control capabilities was inherently unstable. The War Chief's SIDRATs would never last long enough to carry out a galactic conquest. The War Chief admitted he knew of the flaw in the plan and demanded the Doctor's help, promising him half the galaxy after he betrayed his allies, and death at their hands if he refused.

By the time the Doctor and his allies managed to successfully stop the war games, it turned out that all but two of the SIDRATs had ceased functioning, and the remaining ones would not last long enough to transport the thousands of soldiers back to their original time zones. One of the still-functional SIDRATs was subsequently brought to Gallifrey by the War Lord's loyalists in an abortive attempt to rescue their master. (TV: The War Games)
Once, Upon Time (TV story)

## Chronological Information

**Once, Upon Time** was the tenth episode of Series 10 of Doctor Who. It was written by Catherine Tregenna, directed by Douglas Mackinnon. It was a Doctor-lite episode to focus on the main companion without the Doctor,

## Synopsis

In the town of Westport in 1950, Eleanor Colson lives an ideal suburban life with her family. However, when cracks in her life begin to appear, exposing flashes of something sinister lurking below the surface, Eleanor can't help but question exactly what she's doing in Westport.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Eleanor Colson - Olivia Cooke
* Archie Reed - George MacKay
* GUS - John Sessions
* Nate Colson - Nico Mirallegro
* Marion Lamb - Ruth Madoc
* Grace Colson - Amanda Drew
* Trevor Colson - Neil Morrissey
* Frantis - Omid Abtahi
Gallifrey

**Gallifrey** was the homeworld of the Time Lords. Conflicting accounts on its fate in the Last Great Time War existed. By one account, it was destroyed when the War Doctor used the Moment to engulf it and seal the event inside a time lock. However, according to most accounts, it was only believed to have been destroyed in the Last Great Time War because it was actually frozen in a pocket universe by at least thirteen incarnations of the Doctor and later discovered at the end of the universe.
London

**London**, also known as **London Town** and **London City**, was the capital city of the United Kingdom and of England. It was a prominent city on Earth and was invaded by aliens many times. With the help of the Doctor, the invasions were repelled. Organisations such as UNIT, Torchwood One, MI5, MI6 and the Department also assisted in the defence of the city.
The Doctor Falls (TV story)

## Chronological Information

**The Doctor Falls** was the twelfth and final episode of Series 10 of Doctor Who. It was written by Steven Moffat, directed by Rachel Talalay and it saw the demise of Archie Reed,

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Eleanor Colson - Olivia Cooke
* Archie Reed - George MacKay
* Rassilon - Sacha Dhawan
* Missy - Michelle Gomez
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
* Frantis - Omid Abtahi
Time And Time Again (TV story)

## Chronological Information

**Time And Time Again** was the fourth episode of Series 10 of Doctor Who. It was written by Peter Harness, and directed by Daniel Nettheim.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Eleanor Colson - Olivia Cooke
* Nate Colson - Nico Mirallegro
* Tom Long - Billy Barratt
* The Network - Charles Dance
* Marion Lamb - Gemma Jones
* Rupert Kind - Stephen Boxer
* Shaun Butler - Anthony Welsh
* P.C. Bullen - Steve Oram
* Mrs. Preaker - Patricia Franklin
The Mondas Experiment (TV story)

## Chronological Information

**The Mondas Experiment** was the seventh episode of Series 10 of Doctor Who. It was written by Steven Moffat, directed by Daniel O'Hara and marked the return of the Mondasian Cybermen on television for the first time since they were introduced in 1966's The Tenth Planet, and explained their origins.

## Synopsis

Upon landing on a dark frozen planet where no planet should be, the Twelfth Doctor, Eleanor and Archie discover the world's survivors are now underground where a repressive regime has emerged led by The Division, and a revolution is underway. However, something else is horribly wrong, and the TARDIS team soon learn what the The Division has planned to ensure their survival.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Eleanor Colson - Olivia Cooke
* Archie Reed - George MacKay
* Constance - Tilda Swinton
* Willis - Michael Kelly
* Jodes - Clara Rugaard
* Moses - Francis Magee
* Mr. Kim - Steve Park
* Voice of the Cybermen - Nicholas Briggs
Ohila

**Ohila** was the High Priestess of the Sisterhood of Karn and was active during the Last Great Time War and in its aftermath.

## Biography

Ohila knew the Doctor, with an implication of her knowing him as far back as his first incarnation's childhood. (TV: Hell Bent)

### The Last Great Time War

Ohila was pleased to see the Eighth Doctor return to Karn, but pitied the fact he had been killed in a crash landing. The Sisterhood revived him for four minutes, and Ohila begged him to help them by taking the Elixir of Life. After arguing with him, she convinced the Doctor that he was the only one capable of stopping the war, and he could not help anyone by running away from it just to uphold his principles as the Doctor.

Once the Sisterhood retrieved Cass Fermazzi's body from the wreckage, the Doctor gave up hope and decided to enter the Time War. He drank the elixir which Ohila had taken the liberty of preparing, and he regenerated into a warrior for battle. (TV: The Night of the Doctor) Ohila later told the recovering Doctor that they were burying Cass, but he refused to attend. Ohila contacted Commodore Tamasan about the Doctor’s recovery, but their conversation quickly became heated.

### After The Time War

Ohila met the Doctor again in his twelfth incarnation. He was present on Karn when Colony Sarff arrived and spoke to Ohila about searching for him on behalf of Davros. Sarff gave a message to Ohila to pass on to the Doctor (unaware he was listening), stating that "Davros remembers", and an invitation to meet him one last time. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice) She didn't believe his answers when discussing the invitation, stating that it was easier to assume he was lying to her rather than trust his word. She also indicated that she considered herself and the Doctor to be friends, an assertion he didn't refute. Before leaving Karn, the Doctor gave her his confession dial, saying that she'd know who to give it to. (WC: Prologue) She later gave it to Missy. (TV: The Magician's Apprentice)

When Ohila heard the Twelfth Doctor had returned to Gallifrey, she went there and met with the Eleventh General and the High Council, much to the Rassilon's irritation. Ohila watched Rassilon's efforts to reach out to the Doctor with amusement and told Rassilon that the Doctor didn't blame Gallifrey for the horrors of the Time War, but rather Rassilon himself. After Rassilon was overthrown, Ohila spoke with the Doctor about his actions and about the Hybrid. She later consulted with the General about the Doctor's actions and, deep in the Cloisters, told Clara what happened in the Doctor's confession dial and why. As the Doctor and Clara escaped in a stolen TARDIS, Ohila yelled that he was going against everything he ever believed in before leaving. The Doctor ultimately acknowledged that she was right. Ohila watched his departure with disgust, commenting that the Doctor was going to do what he does best: run. (TV: Hell Bent)
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Marcassin

**Marcassin** was a Chimeran bounty hunter from Delta Chimera who came to Earth in the 12th century under orders to follow and capture Ismene, an escaped Strigoi prisoner of war who was incarcerated during the centuries long between the Pricolician War.

## Biography

#### War Veteran

Before the Pricolician War, Marcassin was a veteran soldier of many conflicts between the Chimerans and the Strigoi. He worked his way up the ranks during the Strigoi conflicts and ended up helping with defence systems of Delta Chimera. After the wars ended, Marcassin dedicated his life to tracking down and gathering information on fugitive war criminals, making a living as a bounty hunter.

#### The Pricolician War

When the Strigoi soldier known as Ismene escaped from incarceration after being injured and captured during the Pricolician War, Marcassin was hired by the Queen of Chimera to track down and kill her.
Spoils Of War (TV story)

## Chronological Information

**Spoils Of War** was the eleventh episode of Series 10 of Doctor Who. It was written by Steven Moffat, and directed by Rachel Talalay.

## Synopsis

The Twelfth Doctor, Eleanor Colson and Archie Reed return to present day London, where UNIT has received word of a strange ship in orbit around the planet. Soon, others report the strange sighting before power is cut off to all parts of the world, and a message is broadcast that threatens the Earth, demanding they hand over one thing and one thing only... the Doctor.

## Cast

* The Doctor - Peter Capaldi
* Eleanor Colson - Olivia Cooke
* Archie Reed - George MacKay
* Rassilon - Sacha Dhawan
* Kate Stewart - Jemma Redgrave
* Frantis - Omid Abtahi
* Vesta - Anna Brewster
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Frigg

## Character Information

### Alignment:

Good (pre-marriage)
Bad

### Parents:

Unnamed Demon (father)
Unnamed Demon (mother)

### Children:

Nightthore (son)
Nightteare (son)

### Relatives:

Nightfreyja (daughter in law)
Nightmare (grandson)
Nightscare (grandson)
Lagertha Thorsson (granddaughter)
Nighthel (granddaughter in law)
Nightskadi (granddaughter in law)
Ragnar Ragnarsson (grandson in law)
Nightfreyr (great grandson)
John Ragnarsson (great grandson)
Thomas Ragnarsson (great grandson)
Sarah Ragnarsson (great granddaughter in law)
Sofia Ragnarsson (great granddaughter in law)
Jake Ironside (great great grandson)
Bella Ironside (great great granddaughter)
Max Ragnarsson (great great grandson)
Sophie Ragnarsson (great great granddaughter)
Nightsleyr

## Character Information

### Livelihood:

Emperor
Warrior
Father

### Parents:

Unnamed Demon (father)
Unnamed Demon (mother)

### Children:

Nightthore (son)
Nightteare (son)

### Relatives:

Nightfreyja (daughter in law)
Nightmare (grandson)
Nightscare (grandson)
Lagertha Thorsson (granddaughter)
Nighthel (granddaughter in law)
Nightskadi (granddaughter in law)
Ragnar Ragnarsson (grandson in law)
Nightfreyr (great grandson)
John Ragnarsson (great grandson)
Thomas Ragnarsson (great grandson)
Sarah Ragnarsson (great granddaughter in law)
Sofia Ragnarsson (great granddaughter in law)
Jake Ironside (great great grandson)
Bella Ironside (great great granddaughter)
Max Ragnarsson (great great grandson)
Sophie Ragnarsson (great great granddaughter)
John Ragnarsson

## Character Information

### Livelihood:

Warrior
Business Man
Martial Arts Teacher
Martial Arts Student (formerly)

### Parents:

Ragnar Ragnarsson (father)
Lagertha Thorsson (mother)

### Children:

Jake Ironside (son)
Bella Ironside (daughter)

### Relatives:

Nightthore (grandfather)
Rollo Ragnarsson (uncle)
Sofia Ragnarsson (sister in law)
Jack Morro (brother in law)
Trey Morro (brother in law)
Chuck Morro (brother in law)
Clint Morro (father in law)
Louise Morro (mother in law)
Max Ragnarsson (son in law)
Sophie Ragnarsson (daughter in law)

### Significant Others:

Thomas Ragnarsson (brother)
Thea Ragnarsson (sister)
Nightthore

## Character Information

### Affiliation/s:

Masters of StarBrick
Demons of the Night Realm (formerly)

### Parents:

Nightsleyr (father)
Frigg (mother)

### Relatives:

Nightfreyja (sister in law)
Nightmare (nephew)
Nightscare (nephew)<brNighthel (niece in law)
Nightskadi (niece in law)
Ragnar Ragnarsson (son in law)
Nightfreyr (great nephew)
John Ragnarsson (grandson)
Thomas Ragnarsson (grandson)
Sarah Ragnarsson (granddaughter in law)
Sofia Ragnarsson (granddaughter in law)
Jake Ironside (great grandson)
Bella Ironside (great granddaughter)
Max Ragnarsson (great grandson)
Sophie Ragnarsson (great granddaughter)
Argand

The Land of Argand! A place for gamblers, luck chasers, and ne'er do wells. This city is the home of the Argand Portal, which links to Moraan, in Haemblen.

The Land of Chance, as it’s nicknamed, isn’t just known for its gambling halls. The continent of Argand exists in a constant state of change. If you walk into a building, you’ll more likely exit it in a different location. The citizens there have devices called “Rigs” that help them regulate chance so they can control the chaos and move about the city in the blink of an eye, but it’s more a fine art than it is a science, and tourists generally need a guide to get anywhere specific.
Revenant House

Disguising itself as a country house, **Revenant House** was a timeship known as the **Revenant** that was reported missing. It had been used by GUS to investigate the Tethered.

## Characteristics

It had a perception filter to blend in with its surroundings, similar to the chameleon circuit of a TARDIS, advanced enough to convince anyone who looked upon it that it had always been there. (TV: A Doctor Calls)

## History

Upon departure, the ship was registered as having 63 crew. before being exposed to the Tethered and forced to study it. Most of them succumbed over the span of three days, and their performance was rated as “poor”, before GUS removed the oxygen from the ship, killing the remaining crew, but not before one of them intentionally crashed the ship. The ship crash-landed on Earth some time before the 17th century, when it took on the appearance of an isolated mansion in the countryside. (TV: A Doctor Calls)
Godslayer Gems

The Godslayer Gems were capable of channeling and controlling the raw elemental energy that seeps abundantly throughout the Feywild.

The Kyra Gem – control over Earth.

The Vex Gem – control over Fire.

The Nora Gem – control over Water.

The Zefyr Gem – control over Air.

## History

The four gems above were created 2,000 years ago, by the tribes of the then-destroyed Feywild in an effort of mass sacrifice. Each Gem contained so much power, it was capable of destroying or reshaping the world, and could dramatically change any who interacted with it. They were used to shatter the Soul of the Dark Queen, and created shards of the Dark Crystal, hidden in the Feywild, spilling out powerful and corrupt evil energy.

1,000 years later, The Godslayer Gems, which too, were scattered across the 4 Realms (Winter, Summer, Autumn and Spring) have reawakened and the mortal Kingdoms all have reasons for needing them. As the mortals go to War with one another over control over these world-bending Artifacts, an evil cult named the Nil Vastum rises in power and seeks to reunite the 5 Shards of the Dark Crystal.

The Four Heroes, despite doing everything in their power to stop it from happening, watch as the shards of the Dark Crystal are reunited once more and the Dark Queen emerges. The historic cycle of the Feywild repeats itself as Titania and the Seelie Court are once again devoured by the Crystal. An army of Darkness lays the majority of the world to waste and the last survivors gather in the Winter Kingdom, ruled over by the proud Dragonborn King Zzyzx. In a final war against an army of over 1 million nightmarish creatures, almost all life is wiped out. At a turning point in the war, the Dark Queen merges the shards of the Dark Crystal to the 4 Godslayer Gems, and in doing so, accesses their powers. As she believes herself to now be an invincible force that's transcended beyond even a God, the Four Heroes use her distraction to make one final act: They destroy each other's Godslayer Gems. In doing so, the Feywild is completely shattered.
Megkruen

It is a dense forest continent populated by a species named Owlin and Dentros. Think Big Sur, Red woods, sequoias, etc, but with a magical story book charm. Their buildings and homes have been built into the large tree stumps and tree tops and branches with some of the Owlin structures even floating just above treetops. Everything comes from these trees, they move and have magic but only when treated with respect. If you fall they will catch you, if you’re hungry they will bend down an apple branch, if you're thirsty they will present their delicious fermented sap, slightly alcoholic. They sometimes have a sense of humor with changing paths, but all in good fun.

The Dentros and Owlins have lived in harmony for centuries.

It is told, over a millennia ago, the Owlins first traveled to Meggon (the continents old name) to help the Dentros people battle their greatest foe, the Terminas . Terminas were a human army who took advantage of these friendly Tree Giants and tried to farm them for their dense, nutrient filled limbs made of magical tree branches that could grow fast and heal quick. Their bark can be used in medicine. They also used it to build their homes.

The Terminas had destroyed the Owlin’s original continent leaving the remaining survivors without a home. With the help of the flying Owlin army the Dentros were able to rid their continent of the Terminas. To show their gratitude the Dentros welcomed the Owlins to live on their continent where they have stayed ever since. That is when they renamed it Megkruen. Humans were then banned from stepping foot in Megkruen for centuries. They only recently allowed them entry about 100 years ago. Some younger Drentriens are welcome to the change as they see a future of working with the humans but the older Dentriens still remember the stories and some even were alive when the great Termina battle took place and are still distrusting of humans.

They have a socialist society. Fallen leaves (and only the fallen ones) are their currency. They have equal rights with both species and as a culture they believe in taking care of one another. Because of this their continent's community and giant trees continue to grow and sustain them. The trees also provide homes for beautiful animals and agriculture.

They welcome tourists and love to show their beautiful home they’ve created in hopes other continents will adopt their ways of living harmoniously and hopefully create multiversal peace.

The people are happy here. They prioritize art, literature and music. Delicious consciously farmed foods,bustling street markets and commerce. But the one thing that divides them is which team they root for in the Tree Toots. A very serious and highly regarded competition game with a national players league. It is a show choir style competition with a major baseball league internal business structure. Some of the players, Tootletes, who are essentially singers (though it is offensive to only call them singers}, and are very famous, have sponsorships and charities and are local heroes. Teams are made of both Dentriens and Owlins.
The Branching Path

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After stopping a war between the humans and the owlin, the adventurers head back to headquarters to rest and restock their supplies.

Whilst there, Cypress is once again confronted by a nameless deity. He offers Cypress a gift: a new arm to replace the one he lost. Afterwards, Trisden confronts him. "Don't accept anything from them! Nothing good can come of it!"

A local witch offers Inara a collection of visions:
Trisden, fighting an army of undead.
Cypress, hovering in the air, possessed by Godly powers.
Inara, battling her sister atop a red tower...
and Aramaya, lying dead at Jurakan's feet.

Unsettled, the group heads through a new portal...
and into a long-abandoned system of tunnels.
In the darkness, it quickly becomes evident... that the group is not alone.
Jus Chadd

Introduced in Episode 04, Chadd is an Elven Wizard, who has two gnome assistants many believe do his work for him. Chadd is working for the Alliance of Mah'r, placing F.L.L.A.G.S after swearing himself for the Alliance. Working in tandem with a team of explorers, it's their mission to thwart the main characters at every turn. Or atleast, that's how it feels. The personal Nemesis of Aramaya.
Graham Wetterhahn

Graham Wetterhahn is a multimedia producer, director, and consultant focused on creating new styles of theatrical performance.

He is the founding Artistic Director of After Hours Theatre Company and the co-founder of digital theatre production company Pixel Playhouse. With a foundation in traditional theatre, he is at the forefront of developing non-conventional theatrical styles including immersive, live streaming, andculinary events.
Cauta

Cauta is Jurakan's Kingdom located between planes in the Multiverse. Its location is constantly changing due to this and is almost impossible to locate and travel to without the key to its portal.

This is where Aramaya was raised after Jurakan destroyed her home. It is also the home the [[Jutar Army]].
Paladin Knights of LaGreane

# LaGraene Paladins

> The Knights of LaGreane have changed, he warned. They have become vain, haughty. Their hearts bend toward the darkness.
>
> The Dwarf King of Haemblen Halls to Trisden

A prestigious order of holy knights known throughout the Feywild for their bravery, strength, and elite powers. They invited a young Trisden Cernyw to their order after hearing of his skill with wielding weapons and armor in the mountains of Brohn.
Tuliports

Introduced in Episode 04 of the Portals of Brae.

Tuliports are discreet teleportation devices. They are another invention of the ever industrious Renlock Renier VII, allowing for quick and convenient teleporting in the Feywild between Priom and wherever the outgoing seed is planted. Innocuous enough to never raise eyebrows, these small seeds will one day make travel convenient and speedy, while possibly bagging Renlock some coin.
Mysterious Figure of the Woods

A figure that appears to Cypress in Episode 2 of the Portals of Brae, while traversing the forests outside of Bellville.

The figure speaks as it lifts off the ground. “The Portals of Brae… more than gateways, they are choices. They lead to all ends and the end of all.” The forest begins to become organized and symmetrical, the trees contorting to match each other. “The young Dragonborn will live or die, and from this choice, new Order shall rise. But who shall the order be, Choice-Maker? I would be most pleased if it were me.” The powerful being calls out to Cypress. “In 1 week, a Portal to Willagia will open. Your journey begins in Priom.” With this, the being vanishes and the forest settles.
Cypress

# **Cypress Balfor**

**Cypress** is an expert sandal maker in the sometimes mocked town of Hallstatt. He's known for transforming into woodland creatures to play pranks on those he loves, Cypress often shirks his sandal duties and sates his curiosity with exploring the land around him.

## Background Information On Cypress

In a small, forgotten corner of the Feywild sits a small, collection of townships. And the smallest of these is the Willage… of Hallstatt.

Ridiculed by all the nearby willages, the people of Hallstatt are a proud people, if maybe a bit ridiculous. Their only export are sandals. And they make them proudly.

One such expert sandal maker… is the lovable, scamp— Cypress, the Dragonborn Druid.

Cypress is an expert sandal maker, some say better than his famous grand-father, if only he could settle down long enough to finish.

You see, while all of Cypress’s family are out collecting furs and leathers, Cypress is more often found… taking the shape of a large spider to frighten his sister, or changing into a chipmunk to spy on the gossiping ladies of Hallstatt.

Even though Hallstatt is a warm and welcoming place, there is one topic that is off-limits— their Dragonborn Lineage. It is forbidden to speak of and no one in his family will tell Cypress anything.

But now a portal has been opened. For the first time in hundreds of years Hallstatt will have… outsiders. Strangers and traders and merchants from all over are coming through for a festival!

Perhaps the right person will walk through that portal and answer all of Cypress’s questions. Someone who could tell him what his destiny is. Someone who could change his life… forever.

## Gallery

Cypress' Home WillageMysterious Portal in Cypress' WillageThe Sandals of the WillageYoung Cypress

## Associated SPC's and NPC's

* Zanthia
* That Girl

## Locations

* The Hallstatt Portal
* The FeyWild
* Hallstatt
Tok

Councilwoman Tok is a drow representative of the Alliance of Mah'r. She speaks to Inara and Cypress in the capital city of Priom, in episode 03 of the Portals of Brae. After a brief introduction, she explains that the Alliance will offer representatives monthly funding, access to their resources, access to their Quest Board, and access to F.L.L.A.G.s, which act as permanent teleportation markers. However, those who join the Alliance take a blood oath to do right by the Alliance. Inara and Cypress react in varying degrees of confusion and /or refusal before Tok also offers the duo a task to prove themselves: take care of the Button Faeries, as they’ve gotten out of hand.
Inara

# **Inara Laerien**

## Inara Laerien

**Inara Laerien** comes from a small community of astral elves, called the Illustratus. She is now a a Junior Apprentice of Divination at the Athenaeum, one of two schools in her corner of the astral plane. She is currently wandering the Feywild with a band of misfits.

## Background Information On Inara

Long ago, In a war only known as the Great War, a benevolent goddess lifted up her people and gave them safety with a new existence in one small corner of the astral plane. Those people became known as the Illustratus, a clan of Astral elves that, over many centuries, have made their legacy the pursuit of power, so that they might never again feel so powerless. Using ancestral knowledge, god -given foresight, and innate or learned magic, the Illistratus have gained the ability to move between Realms at will using portals

Inara Laerien comes from a small community of astral elves, called the Illustratus, where each elf is given a path and a purpose by their Herald, a Mystical figure that has overseen the clan since the First Portal.

Her birth was remarkable, for not only are children rare, but she was also born with a soul bond to her Astral Twin named Leia, an elf born at the same moment in time. At age 5, Inara and Leia have their audience with The Herald, and both girls are placed in the Athenaeum, one of the two schools for Magic users.

At their enrollment,they were given their Arcane Focus, a phylactery that bleeds some of their powers into the bank of the Athenaeum and allows student to pull from that bank under strict supervision.

Through her three decades in the school, Inara has now become a Junior Apprentice of Divination, and she and Leia have found, in a dusty section of the library, a matching set of spell books. Flipping through the one of the two tomes, Leia finds a spell written on the very last page and foolishly mumbles the incantation aloud.

A bright blue, effervescent ring suddenly grows around the girls, pulling light from their phylacteries, and surrounding them with a gigantic bubble before bursting.

The library around the girls has disappeared and the glow of Leia's Phylactery gutters out like a dying candle. They are now standing in a world they have never seen before, or read in any of their countless books. It seems that Leia has created an illegal portal and to make matters worse, neither of the girls kept one of the books with them.

Inara and Leia agree that there's nothing to do now but wait for their tutors notice this illegal use of the power bank and haul them back to school….. So they might as well have as much fun as they can.

## Gallery

Inara and Leia in the AthenaeumPhylactery (Athenaeum Amulet)Inara's Morning Scrying BowlInara's SpellbookThe HeraldTutor KethryTutor Corvis

## Associated SPC's and NPC's

* Leia Laerien
* The Herald
* Tutor Kethry
* Tutor Corvis

## Locations

* The Astral Plane
* The FeyWild
* The Athenaeum
* The Scholomance

## Associated Items

* Inara's Scrying Bowl
* Inara's Spell Book
* Inara's Phylactery
Priom

*First introduced in Episode 2 of the Portals of Brae.*

The capital city of Mah'r, located on the continent of Pacifica, Priom is the seat of power for the Alliance as well as its largest city. In the hustle and bustle of Priom's markets you may find many races and species,with the standard exception of humans and dragonborns.

*"The capital city of Priom is, dare I say it, impressive. Not in it’s technology, obviously, but in its scale and in its beauty. The City's built into and around the forest that surrounds it, with beautifully-constructed towers reaching up above tall spires and cathedrals and libraries and halls. There is an almost complete lack of technology… everything around you is operating by magical means. "* -Greg to Aramaya, upon entering Priom

## Notable Characters in Priom

* Tok
* Renlock Renier VII

## Notable Locations in Mah'r

* Bellville
* **Priom**
* Sunnyvale
* Rendon
Nightteare

## Character Information

### Livelihood:

King
Warrior

### Parents:

Nightsleyr (father)
Frigg (mother)

### Children:

Nightmare (son)
Nightscare (son)

### Relatives:

Nighthel (daughter in law)
Nightskadi (daughter in law)
Ragnar Ragnarsson (nephew in law)
Lagertha Thorsson (niece)
Nightfreyr (grandson)
John Ragnarsson (great nephew)
Thomas Ragnarsson (great nephew)
Sarah Ragnarsson (niece in law)
Sofia Ragnarsson (niece in law)
Jake Ironside (great great nephew)
Bella Ironside (great great niece)
Max Ragnarsson (great great nephew)
Sophie Ragnarsson (great great niece)
The Portals Of Brae

***The Portals of Brae*** is a homebrew campaign and the first season of Nat One DnD to be aired on Twitch. It features a main cast of four players and one DM, and follows a group of adventurers: Aramaya, Cypress, Inara, and Trisden, as they map out the newly active portal system of the FeyWild.

*This Season on Nat One: The Portals of Brae...*

A thousand years ago, the Feywild was shattered in an epic Battle against the Gods. What remains? Countless continents have grown in complete isolation for the past millennium, unable to communicate.

But all that is about to change because...

The mysterious Portals of Brae have begun activating themselves! Giant landmarks scattered across the world, long thought obsolete, now connect the islands for the first time. How? Why? An Age of exploration and discovery is about to begin, along with a new conquest: A Complete Map of the Feywild!

Four adventurers, each armed with a unique set of skills, each with hidden motivations of their own, will race to chart the unknowable, to reconnect a broken world, and to uncover secrets no mortal was ever meant to know as they step through... The Portals of Brae.

## World History

The FeyWild is fragmented due to the events taking place in the group's first season, The Godslayer Chronicles, a 2.5 year campaign that started in 2020, all episodes of which were unaired except for the final pair.

1,000 years ago, in an epic battle against the Gods, 4 Heroes of Legend ended an eternal cycle of destruction by destroying both Titania and her twin sister. In the process, the Feywild was shattered into an unknown number of continents. These continents, some the size of Hawaii, others the size of Africa, have grown in complete isolation for the past millennium, as they are all separated by a mysterious mist. Passage through the mist is considered impossible, as all who enter disappear and never return.

And now, 1,000 years after the recreation of a New Feywild, ancient landmarks known as the Portals of Brae are now activating. At first only a handful open, but as the years tick by, gates keep opening, as if by some unknown grand design.

As we begin our new game, the continents of the Feywild are connecting and communicating with each other for the first time in 1,000 years, and a new career is emerging: Mapping the Feywild

## Episodes

Episodes can be found within 60 days on Twitch and on the YouTube channel thereafter.
Titania

# **The Goddess Titania**

*Titania* was the creator of the Feywild and the head of the Seelie Court: a collection of deities that governed all the beings of light. She is the foil to The Queen of Air and Darkness, her sister.

## History

Due to the cycle of war with her sister, Titania and the other Gods found a way to imprison the Dark Goddess in total isolation for 1,000 years.

Titania was in turn imprisoned by the evil Queen's Dark Crystal, and the Feywild went to war against an unstoppable army of darkness.

She was released by the events of The Godslayer Chronicles; the combined shattering of the Godslayer Gems and the Dark Crystal, and embraces her sister and their freedom from being tethered to the Feywild. The Queens grant each of the Heroes a wish for the new Feywild. Then, both fade from existence, hand in hand, promising a new world where dark and the light don't fight for control, but rather live in peace and balance.
That Guy

## About

First seen in the Godslayer Chronicles, That Guy is an NPC with notoriously bad luck, but just enough to survive. That Guy was plagued throughout the Feywild with the actions of the Four Heroes of Legend. He was sort of like the cabbages guy from Avatar, the Last Airbender.

That Girl is a distant descendant of his.
Children of Sin

The full episode can be watched here.

*Previously on... the Portals of Brae*

As our heroes enter the undiscovered continent of Megkruen, a fluctuating portal sends them to opposite sides of an escalating conflict.
While Cypress and Trisden aid the Owlins and their sentient tree companions in a magical forest, Inara and Aramaya are sent to the Skids. In this small plot of dead land, a tribe of outcast humans live with a magical sickness that causes them to die in their 20’s. Inara and Aramaya quickly connect to the downtrodden youth and vow to help.
As bitter hearts on both sides push the Owlins and Humans into war, the heroes meet on the battlefield. Realizing there must be a better way, they stop the bloodshed the only way they know how: The Performance of a Lifetime.
With a long and bloody road behind them, the Owlins and the Humans take a step towards peace… and our heroes ready themselves for what lies beyond the next Portal.
Haemblen

Located on the continent of Pacifica, starting north of West Mah'r and resting above Mah'r proper, sits Haemblen.

The birthplace of Trisden of Cernyw, Haemblen is most notable for its portal to Argand, the second portal activated after the Battle of Hallstatt, as well as being the home for the Kingdom of Dwarves, Haemblen Halls.

## Notable Locations

* Portal of Moraan
* Haemblen Halls
* Lynwood
* Moraan
* Cole'vi
A New Frontier: The Forgotten Door

The full episode can be watched here.

*Previously on... the Portals of Brae*

In the Capital City of Priom, a new career is emerging: Portal Exploration! And charismatic entrepreneur, Renlock Renier VII, is hiring explorers. Inara, a young elven wizard, longs to find her twin sister. Aramaya, a Shadar-Kai chronugy mage, seeks to uncover a forgotten past. Cypress, a dragonborn druid, searches for a way to return home; and Trisden, a human Paladin Knight of LaGreane, is in need of coin... and salvation.

But they are not alone. The Alliance of Mah’r, a collection of representatives who govern the entire country, are armed with champions of their own, and they seek to expand their influence beyond the borders of Pacifica. Can these two factions work side by side, or is a rivalry brewing?

It’s a rocky start when an Alliance Champion loudly reveals Trisden’s illegal status as a banished Knight of LaGreane, and the party is forced to flee from the guard through the streets of Priom! Following a vision Inara had earlier that day, they hide in the sewers, where fate leads them to an incredible discovery: an active Portal! Working together for the first time, 4 strangers step into the unknown. But what awaits them on the other side?
Pacifica

A large continent comprised of three nations, Mah'r/ West Mah'r, Haemblen, and Xetas, Pacifica is a mostly peaceful place for folk of a multitude of races and lifestyles, helped by it's relatively small impact of spatial discordance, like forests slowly traveling across the continent, over months at a time.

*"Pacifica was once a bloody place. The elves, the dwarves, the centaurs, the orcs, the gnomes, the halflings, we all lived separately and in constant distrust of one another. There used to be a small dragonborn city, but it was wiped out in the Orc Wars. The continent was unstable and chaotic. Then an unlikely group of allies formed. At first it was just a few from every tribe, folk who were tired of the bloodshed… they founded Priom, a place where race wouldn’t determine laws, but rather a united vision in a common good. The Alliance began to foster peace and trust amongst the various tribes and cultures, and Mah’r was born. Slowly, the Alliance won over the minds and the hearts of the entire continent, with the exception of the dwarves. Of course, we are on good terms with them, and we hope they will come to reason within good time." --* Council Woman Tok to Inara and Cypress, ep. 03 P.O.B.

Each nation has it's own way of life, internal structure, and geography, listed below.

## Nations

* West Mah'r
* Mah'r
* Haemblen
* Xetas

## Notable Places

* Haemblen Halls
* Priom
* Lynwood
* Moraan
* Bellville
* Old Frai
* Cole'vi
* Sunny Vale
* Rendon
The Hallstatt Portal

## History

The Hallstatt Portal, located in Hallstatt in the Feywild, was the first Portal of Brae activated for hundreds of years. It links to the Bellville Portal, where strangers, traders, and merchants from all over flocked through for a celebratory festival!

## Notable Events

Centered in the Willage of Hallstatt, the portal was featured prominently for the Great Shoe Festival. It was the scene for the Battle of Hallstatt, and served as the main escape for the townsfolk of Hallstatt and the visiting guests, and is now destroyed due to the actions of Jurakan.

## Notable Escapees

* That Girl
* Paladin Knights of LaGreane
* Cypress
Smeeve Thicke

Introduced in Episode 04, Smeeve is a Dwarven Barbarian working for the Alliance of Mah'r, who is placing F.L.L.A.G.S after swearing himself for the Alliance. Working in tandem with a team of explorers, it's their mission to thwart the main characters at every turn. Or atleast, that's how it feels. The personal Nemesis of Trisden.
Stix

Introduced in Episode 05 of the Portals of Brae, Stix is a resident of Dasakloob, a newly mapped continent of the Feywild. Discovered by the four adventurers of Renlock's Exploration.

Stix was a wealth of information for the travelers as they entered Dasakloob through the VIP exit door, and explained the process of wristband assignments as well as basic hierarchy of her continent. Unfortunately, she's also a little thief and swiped some gold as well as the groups Tuliports while hugging goodbye.
The Great Shoe Festival

## History

In Willagia, the goddess Titania is revered as one of the saviors of the Feywild. As such, they hold an annual festival in each willage to celebrate her in all her shoe glory. A tour of the bountiful shoe willage is customary, as well as the crowning of the Shoe Prince!

The festival features games such as: The Heavy Shoe Toss, The Great Shoe Debate, The Enormous Boot Race, and more!

## Notable Events

Notably, during the first shoe festival to have an open portal, the Willage of Hallstatt was attacked by Jurakan, the God of Chaos. This led to The Battle of Hallstatt, an historic fight featuring the Jutar Army, The Knights of LaGraene, and the four main characters. These events took place during Episode 1, A New Frontier:Prologue.

## Associated Characters

* That Girl
* Kentil
* Leia
A New Frontier: Prologue

The full episode can be watched here.

The willage of Hallstatt is throwing a celebration! After 1,000 years of isolation, ancient portals are awakening! For all of Willagia, their tiny world just got a lot bigger.

In this excitement we meet Cypress, a young dragonborn who longs to join the party even though his mother forbids him from doing so. Trisden Cernyw, alongside Tiefling companion Kentil, march with pride in their first official mission as Paladin Knights of LaGreane. Inara Laerien and her twin sister Leia cast a forbidden spell they find in their school’s library and appear in the Feywild! And finally, Aramaya, a Jutar warrior scouts the area for any potential threats.

Then… a meteor! The Jutar erupt, slaughtering everyone as Jurakan, the God of Chaos, appears. He tells his daughter, Aramaya, to kill the young dragonborn. She does as he commands, but as she lands a mortal blow, Cypress’ sister appears and sacrifices herself. Aramaya has a painful flashback: Her own family being slaughtered by the Jutar. She makes a split-second decision: to disobey her father. Aramaya clears a path to the open portal for Cypress just as Trisden and Kentil bash their way through. In the chaos, Inara is separated from her twin and summoned back to her world. “I have to go back, I have to get Leia!” she cries, but the Archivist cuts her off. “We will take this to the Council."
Telefan

A brand new invention by Renlock Renier VII, who intends to sell it to all of Pacifica, and then all throughout the Feywild. It connects folk from any distance, but he’s particularly eager to know if it will work between continents.

It works much like a combination of a hand fan, a telephone, a gramophone, and a hologram. It functions through hand cranking, regardless of the length of conversation. One calls out the recipient's Teletag, and begins to fan. Their image is then created through very scientific and explainable technology, allowing for easy communication.

### Known Teletags and their Users

* Renlock: Renier7’salot!
* Trisden: Great show everybody (accent)
* Aramaya: You’re the one that gives it all, you’re the one I can always call (sung)
* Cypress: TrustIssues69
* Inara: A/S/L?
Gregory Nabours

Gregory Nabours is the Dungeon Master of our current campaign, The Portals of Brae, as well as the earlier Godslayer Chronicles.

Greg is an award-winning composer, lyricist, and music director in Los Angeles.

Greg's work has earned him three Ovation Awards for original music & lyrics, musical direction, and music for a play. He is also a recipient of the LA Drama Critic's Circle Award, the LA Weekly Award, and the NAACP Award for Music Direction. Greg is a founding member and the resident composer/music director at Coeurage Theatre Company, LA's original Pay What You Want theatre company. He currently serves as the music director, arranger, and pianist for the acclaimed Unauthorized Musical Parody series at Rockwell Table & Stage in Los Feliz.
Laughing Halfling

Laughing Halfing är en spelförening i Landskrona.

Föreningen har funnit sedan 20..

Man har inriktning på många olika fysiska spel, bland annat:

* Brädspel
* Figurspel
* Rollspel
* Kortspel

## Rollspel

### Pågående kampanjer

* Kult
* Svärdets Sång
* Dungeons & Dragons
* Delvebound

### Pausade/One-Shots

* EON
* Mutant: Genlab Alpha
* Mutant: Elysium
* Silver Age Sentinels
Telda Mar

# The City of the Illustratus

## History

First formed untold millennia ago, Telda Mar was founded by The Herald. Brought there by a benevolent deity to escape the turmoil of wars happening on their home plane, the Illustratus began to form a society and structure in the Astral Plane.

Due to the unending time of the astral plane, the Illustratus began to procreate very rarely, to balance their impossibly long lives. As new children came into the world, they were given roles according to their talents and magics. Some became the foundation for the city watch, the daily laborers, and all of the moving parts a city needs to function and maintain order. Others were sent to the two schools eventually founded in Telda Mar, the Scholomance and the Athenaeum Eternis. These elves spent multiple decades according to their power levels, gaining knowledge before setting out to the myriad worlds available to these travelers.

After a time, these elves return for short periods or permanently, to settle down and teach the newest generations, or to help in the functions of the city and the clan. The highest ranked of these, according to age, feats, magic ability, and experiences, make up the Council; a group in charge of the education and oversight of those that remain in their learning institutions.

## Notable Locations within Telda Mar

* The Herald's Tower
* The Atheneum
* The Scholomance