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Fenworth

> "A tree? I am *not* a tree. I'm a wizard." - Wizard Fenworth in DragonSpell
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In the DragonKeeper Chronicles Fenworth was a 7,200-year-old O'rant Bog Wizard from Wynd who lived in a castle situated within Bedderman's Bog until his death.

The Chiril Chronicles takes place an unspecified amount of time before the DragonKeeper Chronicles, so it is not clear how old Fenworth is at that point, however it is worth noting that Librettowit was in Chiril with Fenworth, and there is no indication that Librettowit has an extended life span like Wizards seem too.

## Abilities

As an old Wizard, Fenworth had a remarkable wealth of knowledge on wizardry.

As the Wizard of the Bogs, aka Bedderman's Bog, Fenworth frequently becomes more treelike when he stands or sits still for extended periods of time. He is approximately seventy two centuries old, so he's quite eccentric. He's very much the stereotypical brilliant but absent-minded professorial-type.

His castle is a labyrinth of trees containing one of the largest libraries in Amara. The library is the main reason that Librettowit puts up with Fenworth's idiosyncracies. Because of his idiosyncracies, his brilliance and insight can come as a surprise at times. For instance, he completely forgets to heal Leetu Bends until Kale reminds him that's she's been lying in a hammock in his kitchen. Then he says, "Ahhhh. I know which one of my guests you speak of. Quiet young woman, speaks nary a word. Rather uninteresting on the whole, but we shan't hold that against her. Mordakleeps, you say? Nasty." He promptly marches over to her, orders her to get up, and she's well, just like that. He also had some teaching skills, as he was able to Lyll Allerion, Kale Allerion, and Regidor how to access and taught them how to use their talents.

In addition, as a Bog Wizard Fenworth had the tendency to turn into a tree or bush when he stayed in one spot for too long. He was also constantly dropping small animals around.

## Appearances

### In DragonSpell

He played an integral part of the story, the main goal for half the book was to find the wizard in The Bogs. Once found, he and his reliable yet reluctant librarian, Libretteowitt, help Kale and her companions search for and rescue the Meech egg stolen by Risto. His powerful wizardry proves useful many times, from drowning Blimmets to assisting Kale in her own endeavors.
Omen

Omen

## Attributes

+45 Physical Power

+8 Physical Penetration

+20 Ability Haste

## Passive Effects

Bestial Torment: Moving generates stacks of Torment. At 100 stacks, your next basic attack consumes them to deal 30 (+40% Bonus Physical Power) bonus physical damage and reduce your curent basic ability cooldowns by 1.5s.

Omen is a Tier 3 item in Predecessor.
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Ilex

Ilex is the o'rant farm hand that Haddock sends to help Bardon. He doesn't break the kindia, but sits on the fence, ready to pick Bardon up should he fall. He gives Bardon a drink and a sandwich after he breaks the eldest of the kindia. He is a nice man and warns Bardon that Haddock might not pay him if he didn't go to him directly after, but then again, Haddock could take a liking to Bardon and pay him either way. Ilex was also present for N'Rae's breaking method, which worried him, but he still gave Bardon advice on what to do and how to get his pay.
The Hall

The Hall is a place for training in the service of Paladin. Students are normally left at The Hall at the age of 8, however Bardon was left at the age of 6.

The Hall has 3 towers with a floating sphere between them.

One of the towers is called Trell Tower.

A second tower is called Torsk Tower, and has a clock on it.
DragonSpell

DragonSpell

## Summary

Once a slave, Kale is given the unexpected opportunity to become a servant to Paladin. Yet this young girl has much to learn about the difference between slavery and service.

A small band of Paladin's servants rescue Kale from danger but turn her from her destination: The Hall, where she was to be trained. Feeling afraid and unprepared, Kale embarks on a perilous quest to find the meech dragon egg stolen by the foul Wizard Risto. First, she and her comrades must find Wizard Fenworth. But their journey is threatened when a key member of the party is captured, leaving the remaining companions to find Fenworth, attempt an impossible rescue, and recover the egg whose true value they have not begun to suspect...
Urohm

Urohms are one of the High Races. They are the tallest of the High Races. They were given their size in The Battle of Ordray. They are well-proportioned and very intellegent. They mature in eighteen to twenty years but their lifespan is quite a bit shorter than the other races. They are the main inhabitants of the province of Ordray.
Dragons of Chiril

Dragons of Chiril

   Initially released as **The Vanishing Sculptor**

Tipper is a young Emerlindian who’s responsible for the upkeep of her family’s estate during her sculptor father’s absence. When her father returns, she discovers that her actions have unbalanced the whole foundation of her world, and she must act quickly to undo the mistake. The task is too huge for one person, so she gathers the help of some unlikely companions--including the nearly five-foot tall parrot Beccaroon--and eventually witnesses the loving care and miraculous resources of Wulder.
Codex

## Builds Into

 Abyssal Bracers
 Alchemical Rod
 Blood Tome
 Chronomatic Wand
 Diffusal Cane
 Divine Wreath
 Dusk Stave
 Spiked Birch
 Void Crystal
 Crystal Tear
 Dreambinder
 Marshal
 Truesilver Bracelet

Codex is a Tier 1 item in Predecessor.

## Builds Into

### Tier 2

 Abyssal Bracers

 Alchemical Rod

 Blood Tome

 Chronomatic Wand

 Diffusal Cane

 Divine Wreath

 Dusk Stave

 Spiked Birch

 Void Crystal

### Tier 3

 Crystal Tear

 Dreambinder

 Marshal

 Truesilver Bracelet
Farmer Brigg

Farmer Brigg is a gruff, grandfatherly old man. He helped Kale get to Vendela and tells her to look for Maye at The Goose and The Gander Tavern in North Vendela should she get in trouble.

He knew stories of the origins of the names of all the peaks in the Morchain Range, and also told Kale tales of Vendela.
Bardon

Sir Bardon is the husband of Kale Allerion and the father of Penn. His father is Sir Joffa, his uncle is Sir Jilles, his cousin is N'Rae, and he is the grandson of Granny Kye and Sir Jofil. Bardon is half O'rant and half Emerlindian, a halfling.

## History

### Before the Books

Bardon was left at the Hall by his father, Sir Joffa when he was six years old and lived there for twelve years with five other roommates.

### In DragonQuest

Bardon was sent on a quest with Kale, the late Wizard Fenworth, Dar, and Librettowit, instead of becoming a knight, to learn to become more flexible.

### In DragonKnight

When Bardon went on his sabbatical, he meets three women; Granny Kye, N'Rae, who is a young emerlindian and Bardon's cousin, and a small minneken known as Jue Seeno. N'Rae's father, Sir Jilles, was captured by the evil wizard Risto and put into a sleeping spell.

## Personality

Usually aloof. In DragonQuest where he first appears Kale describes him as arrogant and annoying. But as the series continues, they fall in love and he gradually develops a sense of humor.

## Appearance

Bardon is described as having coal-black hair, which is always neat and long enough to cover his ears. They are pointy due to his father being an Emerlindian. He has blue eyes that are usually aloof and distant but slowly become friendlier as the series progresses. He is described as having an "amazingly handsome", but his cold attitude tends to drive people away.

## Abilities

Bardon is a skilled warrior, good with a sword and good with his hands. He possesses the agility of an emerlindian and the ability to mindspeak with his major riding dragon Greer. When in proximity to Kale, his ability to mindspeak is enhanced to the point where he can talk with other people.

### Dragons under his command

* **Mikkai:** A blue and green Minor Dragon. Strong in Geography. Is upset when proven wrong.
* **Greer:** Bardon's purple riding dragon with cobalt wings. Greer's first rider was killed in the wars, has a strong sense of humor. Corrects Bardon's language.
N'Rae

N'Rae is a young female Emerlindian. She is a cousin of Sir Bardon, the daughter of Sir Jilles, the nephew of Sir Joffa, and the granddaughter of Granny Kye and Sir Jofil. Her protector is a minneken named Jue Seeno.

## Background

For a couple of years, N'Rae and her mother lived with a group of Ropma who she liked. As she grew, she was educated by her mother in everything the woman could remember. After her mother died, though, the ropma became afraid that she would endanger them.

## Personality

As a young Emerlindian, N'Rae can be considered naive and innocent in the ways of the world. This is shown when she talks about Squire Bardon's ears with others without Bardon's permission and when she revealed information about the quest she was on to an outsider.

Despite her unique upbringing, N'Rae possesses knowledge and understanding of Wulder's Principles. She has also displayed the knowledge of how to care for young children (as Ropma act like them) and showed that she was capable of handling a group of them with Bardon when their caretaker was busy.

## Looks

A young Emerlindian, N'Rae has pale features that will gradually darken as she continues to age. Sir Bardon has said that, even in plain clothing, she could outshine all of the ladies in court.

## Abilities

N'Rae has the ability to talk to animals. With this ability, she can transfer information between herself and an animal, see that animal's memories, and even detect animals nearby to her. It is because of this ability that Hoddack wanted to marry his son to her, trapping her in marriage so that she could not break Kindias for other Kinda farmers.

## Appearances

### In DragonKnight

While waiting for help on a quest to find and rescue her father, N'Rae stayed in a cabin provided by Sir Dar. She then helped Squire Bardon by killing a snake that was attacking him before she and her companions told him about the quest. The next day, the group left the cabin through a gateway that transported them to Norst.

N'Rae proved her worth in the quest by using her ability to help Bardon quickly "break" five Kindas, direct him to a Kindia that she thought he should ride, taking care of all of the children that Granny Kye was made responsible for, and detecting the sea serpent that was stalking the boat she was on.
Murals

There are a number of Prophetic Murals painted by Kondiganpress that Kale Allerion encountered throughout her Journeys:

### River Away Tavern

> The wall in River Away Tavern had a mural of a brotherhood marching across a mountain pass. Each of the races was represented. Crudely drawn, the figures nonetheless looked excited to be adventuring.
> The mural in the tavern! Even the details of clothing matched exactly the figures in the picture. This scene she walked in was the scene depicted of the members of the seven high races crossing a mountain passage. Kale had seen it every day of her life. She'd dusted it. She'd even wiped ale from the surface when a careless customer had swung his full mug too heartily.
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### The Goose and The Gander

> She squinted at the mural inside the Gander. A boat moved across dark waters. A tapered line of light from a full moon made a path across the water and illuminated the prow. Two figures sat at the front. One looked like her friend Dar...
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> ...A doneel sat in the prow with a small bundle on his knee. A kimen sat straddling the front tip of the small vessel, with his legs dangling above the water. His clothing either glowed white or reflected the moon. Behind the doneel sat a larger figure in a gray cape. This person leaned against an old man, bearded and wearing a wizard's hat. With their heads together, they seemed to be whispering. In the widest part of the boat sat a urohm who dipped one oar into the waves. Beside him sat a marione and a young o'rant, both of whom applied their muscles to the other oar.
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### Black Jetty Pub

> When he [Kemry Allerion] was beside her [Kale Allerion], she pointed to two figures on a log. "That's you and me."
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1. ↑ DragonSpell - Chapter 1 - Almost There
2. ↑ DragonSpell - Chapter 39 - Mount Tourbanaut
3. ↑ DragonQuest - Chapter 3 - The Mural
4. ↑ DragonFire - Chapter 21 - A Tavern in the Town
Sittiponder

Sittiponder is a young tumanhofer who is blind. Toopka mentions him in *DragonQuest*, saying that he tells the street urchins in Vendela stories for some food and water. She would bring him food because she liked his company.

In *DragonKnight*, he traveled all the way to Dar's castle so that he could join Bardon on his quest to rescue some knights trapped in Risto's castle in the Northern Reach. He has proven to be an invaluable member of the group. Ahnek acted as his eyes while they traveled. He and Ahnek are captured by Pretender but are saved by Kale and Bardon.

In *Dragonlight*, he once again joins with Kale, Bardon, and Toopka as they journey north. Once in the meech colony they find there, he meets Wulder and regains his sight. He walks with Toopka and Gilda to offer a present to a fearsome dragon, Mot Angra, who eats them. The dragon is destroyed, leaving all three unharmed.
Kimen falls

Miniature three-tiered waterfall. The water flows over the ledges in an even stream without froth or foam at the base of each fall.

Water over the Kimen falls unnaturally bends to the angles without any disturbance.

It is indicated in the books that there is more than one occurrence of Kimen falls in Ordray.

> "I've heard about ***them*** in songs sung at the tavern, but to see ***one***..." - Kale Allerion
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D'Shay Trio

D'Shay is a kimen that helped Dar and Kale leave Risto's fortress. She is part of the Trio family. The Trio family started when three orphans formed a family together when they decided they didn't want to be orphans anymore, and many other orphans soon joined them. In DragonQuest, she rejoins Kale and the gang for a new mission: To find a second meech dragon and save Lyll Allerion.
Henricutt Tellowmatterden

Tellowmatterden is an angry tumanhofer merchant who is after Toopka, who has stolen food. Unlike the other merchants in North Vendela, he doesn't leave scraps out for the poor, as dictated by the Tomes of Wulder. Because of his accusations without evidence, Toopka was given to Kale and Dar to care for.
Gateways

Gateways are a secret way to teleport to different locations. When you look at one it has memorizing prismatic colors. To teleport through a Gateway you simple step into it. While you are in it you feel like you are being pressed by all the colors. If you don't breathe you chest will fell on fire.

Gateways can be made by a strong wizard or multiple weaker wizards. Kale Allerion, Bardon, Regidor, Wizard Fenworth, Wizard Cam, and Lyll Allerion Created a gateway in DragonQuest.

Bardon and Granny Kye repaired a gateway in DragonKnight
Greenbright Valley

Greenbright Valley is home to many ropma. However, Burner Stox took it over with her army of bisonbecks and used fear to rule over the gentle creatures. She threatened the ropma children so that some of the adults would go through gateways to capture dragons. Kale and Kemry meet one of those ropma after he tried to take her minor dragons. After helping with some snakes, Bug invites them to their home where they were to stay and fight Stox. They did, freed the dragons and ropma, and destroyed Stox once and for all.
Leetu Bends

Leetu Bends is a female Emerlindian in the service of Paladin.

## Appearance

Leetu Bends has blonde hair, like most of her race at her age. She also has pale blue eyes at the beginning of DragonSpell that grow a shade darker when she gained wisdom. She also started out having very pale, almost white, skin that got darker when she gained wisdom.

## Abilities

Just like Kale, Leetu has the talent of mindspeaking. Leetu also is a very good fighter and was commisioned with teaching Kale how to use her talent and how to quest.

## Appearances

### In DragonSpell

Leetu Bends first appears in the story alongside Dar when they take down the Grawligs that had captured Kale Allerion. Once the battle was over, she and Dar informed Kale of their quest: to take Kale to find the wizard Fenworth in Bedderman's Bog.

After separating from Granny Noon and entering Bedderman's Bog, Leetu is captured when the group is attacked by Mordakleep.
Latho

Latho is the only known bisonbeck to follow Wulder, denouncing Pretender. He is obviously not a warrior, so he had to become a merchant for Burner Stox, or be killed by her. Since he has a family to care for, becoming a merchant only seemed logical. When Leetu Bends was injured, he took her to a safe house, paid for her care, and acted as a spy for her. He acted as a spy and gave her information that she would pass on to Paladin's troops, who successfully avoided traps and knew the enemy's whereabouts. He has proven to be a good friend and loyal to the ways of Wulder.
Slave

Slavery in Amara is different than what most people think of when they think of Slavery. It is similar to what would commonly be called fostering, in that it only applies to children who's parents are unable to support them, and the children are expected to work in exchange for the care that they receive.

They are 'released' from the 'slavery' when they reach adulthood.
Ardeo

Ardeo was a dappled white minor dragon under the command of Kale Allerion. The brother of Metta, Dibl, Pat, and Filia.

## Appearance

Ardeo was a dappled white minor dragon, that appeared a grayish white color in bright sunlight, but glowed like the moon in the darkness.

## Abilities

Ardeo's talent as a minor dragon was to provide light.

## Appearances

### DragonQuest

Ardeo was the fourth of Kale's eggs to hatch, after Toopka quickend the egg by putting it under Kale's pillow while she slept.

### DragonFire

Ardeo gave his life lighting the way out of a forest fire for Kale
Graddapotmorphit Bealomondore

Bealomondore has three sisters and one older brother Araspillian Bealomondore - their mother ignored them and his mother's sister Aunt Eireenangie carred for them as a governess, encouraging their artistic talents.

Bealomondore joing Tipper and her father Verrin Schope in a quest to locate three statues that Verrin had carved, and Tipper had sold off.
Granny Kye

Granny Kye is a wise Emerlindian, but not in the same way as Granny Noon. She can't learn from mistakes, she can't reason out problems, she often can't remember what has been told to her the day before, and though she knows herbs, she sometimes makes mistakes, so Jue Seeno helps, as does her granddaughter, N'Rae. She also has trouble with money, handing it out to anyone who says they need something but can't afford it. Her special kind of wisdom comes in a different form that often helps her granddaughter, and Bardon as they look for her son, Sir Jilles. She becomes a guardian to many children, which makes her happy, but it is difficult on her since she is elderly. She has the ability to paint, and, while the works of are themselves aren't at a master's level, they always reveal something hidden, whether it is a lost trinket or an enemy lurking in the shadows. When she paints, her focus is entirely on her project, which means N'Rae takes over her grandmother's duties at that time.
Amaran Military

The Amara Military is the main military of the continent Amara. Its' commander is Paladin and there are many members of the High Races within it. The military has its own ranking system, but there are also Knights of Paladin, which are separate in the ranking.

Members are sometimes deployed as a guard, which is one captain and four Loes.

## Known Ranks

In order from highest to lowest rank:

* General Lee (highest rank in the military)
* Major Lee
* Lee
* unnamed rank
* Leetu
* Captain
* Lehman
* Lo
* Leecent
Paladise

Paladise is the name of every village that is occupied by the Followers. Everyday is planned out by the leaders of the village, and the members below them must do them or be punished. There are no children in the villages, only adults. Also, only mariones and o'rants occupy the villages, as all other races are not considered worthy of learning about Wulder in these villages. Dragons are considered lowly creatures, and those who do not want to join the Followers are looked down upon. No music, laughter, or fun of any kind is allowed, and only the barest of necessities are allowed. This means bland food and clothing, as well as only water to drink, as anything else is forbidden.
Yent

Yent works in Paladin's army. With Armin by his side, he delivers bad news but is glad that Bardon, Lyll, Regidor, Gilda, and Dar are there to help them. He had met Kale before and hoped that she is well. He tells the group of Granny Toe and how they can use his home as a place to plan against a quiss invasion.
The Goose and The Gander

The Goose and The Gander is an inn, located in Vendela. The front of the building has 3 doors.

The left door has a sign saying "The Goose" with a white bird wearing a bonnet looking down with beady eyes on the entry way. This leads to the Womens side of the inn.

The right door has a sign saying "The Gander" with a large goose with his mouth wide open as if squawking in greeting. This leads to the Mens side of the inn.

The middle door leads down a hallway to a garden at the back of the inn, where families are served.

There is a mural of significance in the mens side of the inn.
Strot

Strot was an O'rant mountain wizard who had a castle-fortress in the Northern Reaches. He befriended the evil wizard Risto and was later killed by him.

## Personality

From the elaborate and beautiful design of his portal in the Bedderman's Bog, it can be assumed that Strot was patient and took his time doing things.

## Background

In the Prodactic Period, Strot established a gateway between the Bedderman's Bog and his castle up in Northern Reach. It is believed this may have been one of the earliest, if not the first, ever gateway. Eventually, Strot was killed by Risto.
Cam Ayronn

When we first meet Cam, he is actually disguised as his cousin, Wizard Fenworth. He engages Bardon in a mock fight with prime-poles. When the real Fenworth appears, Cam returns to his true form, much to the surprise of the onlookers. Cam was sent by Paladin to aid Kale, Bardon, Toopka, Fenworth, Regidor, Lee Ark, Leetu Bends, and Librettowit. He is a lake wizard.
Scribe Moran

Scribe Moran was Bardon's mentor in the Wulder's Tomes while at Dar's palace in Wittoom. He doesn't appear outside of Bardon's memories until he returns to the castle with N'Rae, Granny Kye, Jue Seeno, Holt Haddock, and a cast of children. Even then, it is not a significant meeting as he only tells Bardon that his sabbatical has taken place this whole time right under the Squire's nose, though this statement is made in a roundabout way.
Magistrate Hyd

Magistrate Hyd was enjoying an afternoon at The Goose and The Gander when two city guards, Kale, Dar, Toopka, and Henricutt Tellowmatterden came in. The tumanhofer merchant was making a racket, demanding Kale, Dar, and Toopka be brought before a magistrate. Magistrate Hyd told the merchant that he had heard enough and questioned Kale about her moonbeam cape, which he, in turn, said such capes can't be stolen, as the tumanhofer implied. He told Kale, "You will do well to follow closely the teachings of Paladin and remember Wulder in all your dealings." This phrase is often said at the Hall. He then made Toopka Kale and Dar's charge.

1. ↑ DragonQuest - Chapter 2 - The Goose and The Gander
Regidor

Regidor is a prodigy of a wizard who studied with Kale under Fenworth. He has a flair for the dramatic, and is a Meech dragon with green scales. Regidor can play accompaniment on each one of Dar's instruments, among them flute, trumpet, and violin. Before he hatched, Regidor was found by the evil wizard Risto in an attempt to create a new race. Risto's plan was thwarted when Kale took the egg from him. According to the book he is always trying to be the center of attention or theatrically avoid it. He marries Gilda and they have at least one child, though the book does not specify the name.
Quiss

The Quiss are one of the seven low races brought forth from Pretender's evil mind. These creatures have an enormous appetite. Every three years the Quiss develop the capacity to breathe air for six weeks and forage along the sea coast, creating havoc. Their poison released from barbed tentacles dissolves flesh. They melt if they touch salt, allowing salt to be known to kill them. Their poison is neutralized when they are destroyed by salt.
Glim Trio

Glim is a kimen that helped Dar and Kale leave Risto's fortress. He is part of the Trio family. The Trio family started when three orphans formed a family together when they desided they didn't want to be orphans anymore, and many other orphans soon joined them. Unfortunately, during an attack by some blimmets, Glim was the first to be assaulted and he did not survive. His body was carried off by Zayvion to be buried by the other kimens.
Chiril Chronicles

**NOTE:** Unlike the DragonKeeper Chronicles the 'Chiril Chronicles' are not labelled in any way with a series name, resulting in different names for the collection of three books that occur in Chiril by different groups. Amazon for example lists the series as 'Valley of the Dragons', while other book stores do not list a series name, or make some mention of Chiril.

The Chiril Chronicles takes place in the same world as the DragonKeeper Chronicles, although on an entirely different continent. The books in this series are *Dragons of Chiril*, *Dragons of the Valley*, and *Dragons of the Watch*.

Beginning with the second printing, *The Vanishing Sculptor* was retitled *Dragons of Chiril*.

The first too books of the Chiril Chronicles are about largely about a young Emerlindian named Tipper, with the third book focusing on one of her companions in the first two books, Bealomondore and a new character Ellicinderpart.
Rolan

Rolan is a farmer and family friend to Tipper Schope.

He is married to Zilla .

> "I'm so glad Rolan is strong. He's the best of neighbors, as I am sure you are aware" - Lady Peg
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1. ↑ Dragons of Chiril - Chapter 4 - Impropriety
2. ↑ Dragons of Chiril - Chapter 11 - To and Fro, Back and Forth
Paladin

This article is about Paladin of Amara. For Paladin of Chiril, see Prince Jayrus.

## Appears In

### Books

DragonSpell, DragonQuest, DragonKnight, DragonFire, DragonLight

Paladin is Wulder's adviser to the people of Amara. He is the leader of Amara as well as the commander of the Amara Military, and is the main rallying point of the fight against Pretender. While seemingly immortal, his health is affected when people's belief in Wulder fades. Paladin is an O'rant.

He has numerous mystical abilities given to him by Wulder. His death almost occurred in the fourth book due to Wulder's fading influence.

## **Description**

Paladin has dark brown hair with subtle red highlights and blue eyes. He and Risto look alike as both have a straight nose, strong chin, and a high forehead. His face holds laugh lines and there is tenderness in his gaze, both of which Risto lacked.

## **Abilities**

As Wulder's representative, he has lived for over 2000 years. As long as the citizens of Amara continue believing in Wulder, Paladin will live. Besides his almost-immortality, he is extraordinarily powerful, as shown during his fights with various fire dragons and wizards. Pretender fears him as well, and is forbidden to kill him. Paladin also can mindspeak with anyone, including animals, dragons, and any of the high races.

## **Character Relationships**

Paladin is a friend of Kale's, and is a trusted adviser of Bardon. Anyone in service at his Hall is aware of him. However, many people in Amara believe him to be a myth.
DragonKnight

DragonKnight

## Summary

Before vowing his allegiance to Wulder as a knight, Bardon heads to a mountain for some time alone. His life is suddenly intricated by a woman Emerlindian and her granddaughter N'Rae, on a mission to rescue the woman's son who is trapped in the chamber of sleep. Bardon then learned that more knights of Paladin are imprisoned there...and one of the victims there is the missing father of Dragon Keeper Kale. The band travels north, not sure of their destination and continuously encountering numerous perils. When they finally unlock the chamber, they find dozens of knights...who can not be awakened. The journal holding the secret's answer to awakening them is in some unknown language. How can they find the help they need, overcoming even greater challenges, to rescue the knights?
Woodkimkalajoss

Woodkimkalajoss once traveled to the Northern Reach and told Bardon, Lee Ark, and Regidor his tales. He knew that Regidor was a meech dragon from his smell. Due to age, he can discern only shapes now. On his adventures, he had met meech dragons and lived in their colony for over a year. The citizens of the colony saved his life after he had a nasty fall that would have killed him.
Elma

Elma is a kind woman who loves her family and home. Kale and Bardon stay a night with them on their journey to the Northern Reach. She is proud of her husband, Garmey, for trying to better himself and learn how to read, write, and to follow Wulder. She wishes he would appreciate her kindness more, but Kale explains how Wulder takes it three-fold when others don't consider the kindness worthy, once for giving it, once for not reacting with bitterness, and once for repeating the kindness. Kale also explains how Paladin doesn't accept the Followers as his like Elma wouldn't accept a stranger as her son, though a visitor might believe the stranger to be her son because the stranger says it's so. This worries Elma. Elma then gives Kale a recipe for an ointment that her grandmother used on her grandfather for his stakes, saying that it was the only thing that got rid of the stiffness.

However, when Garmey agrees to go with the Followers, the group takes their two sons to someplace different than the couple, which worries them. They are among the group that Kale, Bardon, and Holt break out of one of the Paladise villages.
Blimmet

Blimmets are the Pretender's failed attempt a race like the Doneels. One of the seven low races, Blimmets are burrowing creatures that swarm out of the ground for periodic feeding frenzies

## Description

Blimmets are weasel-like creatures with luxurious, dark fur and razor-sharp teeth. They devour warm-blooded animals. Blimmets eat, sleep for many months, then wake up ravenous. Although made by Pretender, Blimmets cannot be controlled by him.

Blimmet pelts will attract other blimmets, and it is also said that the meat is tasty but highly addictive, so that once you have had some you will always want more.
Kemry Allerion

Kemry Allerion is an O'rant knight that follows Paladin. He is also the husband of Lyll Allerion, the father of Kale Allerion, the father-in-law of Sir Bardon, and the grandfather of Penn.

## Background

Most of Kemry's background is unknown. When he was a younger knight, he was trapped by the Pretender and cast into a deep sleep. Before this, he met Lyll, married her, and became the father of Kale.

## Appearance

Sir Kemry has a long nose and salt-and-pepper hair that is plaited down to the small of his back.

## Abilities

### Fighting

Being a knight, Kemry is a very able fighter.

### Dragon Keeper

Kemry is a Dragon Keeper, like his daughter Kale.
Food of Amara

Due to the many sentient species and wide variety of cultures, Amara has a wide variety of food. Some of the food is similar to food in real life. Many plants and animals are also edible, but this page will only concern meals that are made instead of found in the wild.

## Drinks

* **Brillum:** A brewed ale that none of the Seven High Races would consume. It smells like skunkwater and stains like black bornut juice. Mariones use it to spray their fields to keep insects from infecting their crops while Bisonbecks consume it.
* **Korskan Tea:** a tea flavored with citrus and spices such as cinnamon and cardamon.
* **Tumaport:** drink with an infusion of root herbs served hot

## Food

* **Bordenaut:** A mold-rippened cheese with a white rind and soft, pale center made from creamy milk.
* **Brouna:** Beaten eggs that have been cooked in a skillet until firm and folded over a variety of fillings.
* **Chukkajoop:** a favorite O'rant stew made from beets, onions, and carrots. The beets make the soup blood red in color.
* **Criantem:** A smooth, hard, yellow cheese varying in flavors from mild to sharp.
* **Daggarts:** a baked treat, a small crunched cake. Known flavors include oatmeal, chocobit, and butter daggarts.
* **Kitawahdo:** a favorite Tumanhofer bean soup
* **Mullins:** fried doughnut stick
* **Nordy Rolls:** whole-grain, sweet, nutty bread.
* **Poor Man's Pudding:** a mound of custard with carmelized syrup of ale poured over the top so it looks like a white island sitting in a brown lake. Minor dragons love to eat it.
* **Schop:** a casserole made from pricklebarrel fruit and cheese.
Tulanny

Tulanny has many children in the meech colony, all with their own children. Her husband, sadly, is deceased. She allows Bardon and Kale to share her daughter's old room while they stayed in Bility. It was revealed that her stubborn son, Dander, was the Voice of the Followers. This caused her great unhappiness.
Grawlig

Grawligs are one of the seven low races brought forth from Pretender's evil mind. They are described as beings with hairy legs, fat lips, yellowed teeth, large flabby noses, and tiny solid black eyes. In stories, it is said that they eat anything that they catch, clumsy with their fingers, dumb and vicious. They are afraid of tight places. They hear and smell very well, but have very tender ears. They enjoy mushrooms and get drunk on Brillum.
The 4 gods of Creation

The 4 gods/goddesses of Creation are the 4 creators that made up Splatroad today. They created the characters, creatures, and even some important items, abilities and buildings.

They also are mostly the cause of poverty, destruction, and extinction of some species. Getting into wars in the pass.

## Creators

Aerus

The god of Humanoid Cephalopods. He is known for making Inklings, Octolings, Skylings, Blossomlings, Wisplings, Multilings and Uvoslings.

Magmus

The god of land reptiles and semi-aquatic reptiles. He is known for making Dragons, High Tide Drakes, Low Tide Drakes, Alligators, Axolotls.

Marine

The goddess of aquatic animals, she did a small team up with Magmus to create a few aquatic species. She is known for making Sea Monsters, Dolphins, Tropicals and Serpents.

Phoenex

The goddess of birds. She is known for making Herons, Seagulls, Cranes.
Tumanhofer

Tumanhofers are one of the High Races. They are short, stout, powerful fighters, but they prefer to use the power of their intellect over the power of strength. As a rule, tumanhofers have extremely long names, but give their cities relatively short ones. They are shorter and more rotund; "diggers" by nature, once finished building their cities, they dig in whatever subject interests them: ie. agriculture or literature. They are naturaly good fighters but prefer to use their intelagent minds. Their capital city of Dael is known for its universities. Two popular, recurring tumanhofers are Taylaminkadot and Librettowit.

## Known Tumanhofer (Amara)

 Bortenmiffgaten Bromptotterpindosset Glaringtonover Grupnotbaggentogg Henricutt Tellowmatterden Kondiganpress Librettowit Sittiponder Taracinabloo Librettowit Taylaminkadot Woodkimkalajoss
## Known Tumanhofer (Chiril)

 Ellicinderpart Clarenbessipawl Graddapotmorphit Bealomondore Librettowit
Dael

Dael is the tumanhofer's principal city and is nestled between two peaks of Mount Tourbanaut. The city sits behind a large, wooden gate that closes as sundown and opens at sunup. It is a stone city with wide streets. It uses lightrocks of various colors to light the streets but they are not clustered together to light the entire area. The buildings are build out of the rock instead of built with blocks of granite. The streets are made of the same stone as the buildings, and thus are not paved. Dael is home to six universities. It is the hometown of Librettowit.
Pretender

Pretender, also known as Lord Ire, is the ruler of the evil populace of Amara.

Pretender likes to think that he is better than Wulder and tries to over throw him. He fails every time, and many people suffer for it. In trying to be like Wulder, Pretender made the seven low races by manipulating Wulder's creations. He speaks in lies and hate. Those that listen to him are often led astray. He is currently parading around as Lord Ire, a meech dragon but changes bodies when the one he is occupying grows weak.
Veazey Trio

Veazey is a kimen that helped Dar and Kale leave Risto's fortress. She is part of the Trio family. The Trio family started when three orphans formed a family together when they decided they didn't want to be orphans anymore, and many other orphans soon joined them. In *DragonQuest*, she rejoins Kale and the gang for a new mission: To find a second meech dragon and save Lyll Allerion.
Jue Seeno

Jue Seeno is a Minneken from the Isle of Kye who serves as N'Rae's protector.

## Background

At one point, Jue Seeno travels to Amara from the Isle of Kye. She claims that she is the first to do so in 500 years.

## Personality

Jue Seeno has a big personality for such a small figure. She is quite particular about certain details and believes that N'Rae needs to have been raised in a proper situation.

## Appearance

Jue has been described as a plump figure covered with fur with tiny black eyes, round stand-up ears, thin lips, and small white teeth, somewhat like a mouse. She is outfitted in a cape, a belt made from strands of colorful cloth, and a white hat perched in-between her ears.
Kimen

Kimens are the smallest of the High Races being under two feet tall. Kimens mature in three to four years but no one is sure about their longevity. Kimens clothe themselves in light that they gather around themselves. They can regulate the color of these "light clothes" to blend in with their surroundings and in response to their emotions. Ever since  the Battle of Ordray the Kimens have taken on the role of watchers, keeping an eye on evil. One of the myths that surround Kimens is based on how they move. Kimens are extremely fast and light-footed. No one is sure if the Kimens are just really fast or if they actually fly.

## Known Kimen (Amara)

 D'Shay Trio Glim Trio Seezle Shimeran Veazey Trio Yent Zayvion Trio
Zayvion Trio

Zayvion is a kimen that helped Dar and Kale leave Risto's fortress. He is part of the Trio family. The Trio family started when three orphans formed a family together when they decided they didn't want to be orphans anymore, and many other orphans soon joined them. Unfortunately, during an attack by some blimmets, Glim was the first to be assaulted and he did not survive. His body was carried off by Zayvion to be buried by the other kimens. The morning after the attack, Zayvion traveled back to his homeland to tell the rest of the Trio family of their loss and Glim's gain. In *DragonQuest*, he rejoins Kale and the gang for a new mission: To find a second meech dragon and save Lyll Allerion.
Dibl

Dibl is a male minor dragon under the command of Kale Allerion.  He has yellow and orange scales.  Dibl is the brother of Metta, Ardeo, Filia, and Pat, and was the third of Kale's eggs to hatch.

## Abilities

As a yellow and orange dragon, Dibl's specific talent is humor.  He is good at lightening the mood of his friends, and seeing humor and laughter in various situations.  As a minor dragon, he can spit caustic saliva, which temporarily blinds enemies due to its harsh sting.
Dragons

Dragons are not native to Amara, but came from a different world through a gateway made by Wulder for their escape from Mot Angra. There are different five species of dragons. There are Meech, Major Dragon, Greater Dragon, Fire Dragon, and Minor Dragon. Mot Angra could be considered a species by himself as he is the only one of his kind. Dragons can be many different colors.
Emerlindian

Emerlindians are one of the seven high races created by Wulder. Like Doneels they are considered youngsters until they are around one hundred years old.

## Description

### Appearance

These people are born with pale skin, white hair, and pale gray-colored eyes. As an Emerlindian ages, he or she will darken. One group of Emerlindians is slight in nature, the tallest of the group being five-feet tall. Another group is between six and six and a half feet tall.

### Personality

Emerlindians are good at battling with the longbow and the pole.

### Grannys

Granny emerlindians are both male and female who are usually older than 500 years old. The have darkened to a brown skine tone, with brown hair and eyes, if not darker.

### Grands

Grands are both male and female emerlindians who are close to a thousand years old. They have darkened to black complexion.

## Known Emerlindians (Amara)

  Grands Bardon Grand Ebeck Granny Kye Granny Noon Granny Toe Leetu Bends Magistrate Hyd N'Rae
## Known Emerlindians (Chiril)

 King Yellat Lady Peg Prince Jayrus Queen Venmarie Tipper Schope Verrin Schope
Mordakleep

Mordakleeps (**mor’-duh-kleep**) are one of the Seven Low Races that were created by Pretender. Mordakleeps are one of the seven low races brought forth from Pretender's evil mind. They are shadowy creatures with small red eyes, wide mouths, and green tongues. They are known as the embodiment of nothing as when a being is held within them, there is nothing there. A mind will writhe and eventually shut down against the pain of loneliness and isolation. If you can cut off their tails, they will become a puddle of smelly sludge.

## Description

Mordakleeps are shadowy creatures with a long tail that can be found around water as, to live, they must live near a water source.
DragonQuest

DragonQuest

## Summary

Kale, a dragonkeeper of Paladin, is told to go from The Hall to The Bogs to become Wizard Fenworth's apprentice and take care of a newly hatched meech dragon, Regidor, whose egg Kale quickened in the first book of the series, DragonSpell. But Kale isn't going alone. Bardon, an older student at the Hall, is coming with her. Kale finds him annoying, but at least he can hold a sword and fight. Soon, it is discovered that Risto has stolen another meech egg, bringing him closer to the power he wants. Kale sets out on a almost impossible quest to rescue the second meech, to free the dragons enslaved, and to ruin Risto's scheming plans. But will Kale be able to save the land of Amara from Risto's foul plans?
Bromptotterpindosset

Bromptotterpindosset (Old Bromp) was a mapmaker and adventurer in Ianna. He and his daughter Saramaralindan owned a map store in Ianna but if a rare map was wanted you might not be able to catch him because he got "Itchy feet" and would often go to find a cure. Bardon was lucky to catch him and enlisted his help on the quest to find the sleeping knights.

Bromptotterpindosset did not believe in Wulder but he said that he would believe in him if the questers got out of an illusion. Wizard Fenworth, Wizard Cam, Lyll Allerion, Toopka, Taylaminkadot and Librettowit rescued the party from the illusion but Bromptotterpindosset was reluctant to pursue a belief in Wulder.

An interesting fact about Bromptotterpindosset is that he knows the meech language.
River Away

River Away is the birth place of Kale Allerion, where she was a slave for the first 14 years of her life, before finding her first Dragon Egg and being sent to The Hall in Vendela.

It is described as a 'village of two dozen homes, a shop, a tavern, and a meetinghouse.'

The in River Away are said to show little affection for their offspring, spending more time training children but little time enjoying them.

1. ↑ DragonSpell - Chapter 1 - Almost There
2. ↑ DragonQuest - Chapter 17 - Peace?
Strawberry Steve

**Steve Cipperly** (born July 28, 2001) is an American professional wrestler currently signed to RW, where he performs on the Polaris brand under the ring name **Strawberry Steve**.

## **In Wrestling**

#### **Finishing Moves**

* Front Flip DDSteve (Flip DDT) 2018 - present

* Springboard DDSteve (Springboard DDT) 2018 - present

#### **Signature Moves**

* Splash (Lazy Splash) 2019 - present

* Destevo (Reverse Somersault DDT) 2020 - present

#### **Nicknames**

* The King of Strawb Style
* Mr. Freshly Picked
* The Safe Worker

#### **Entrance Themes**

* 'Escape' - Rupert Holmes (2018 - present)
Toopka

Toopka, who we first meet in *DragonQuest*, bumped into Kale in the Vendela marketplace, where the moonbeam cape "snapped shut" on the little doneel child, and asked for help. This led to a whole bunch of trouble a tumanhofer merchant, Henricutt Tellowmatterden, not only wanted the city guards to do something to Toopka (either put her in jail or send her off to be a village slave) for stealing food when she was hungry, but wanted Kale and Dar arrested for training and aiding the young doneel. Maye, the owner of The Goose and The Gander, helped settle the argument with Magistrate Hyd. Magistrate Hyd made Toopka a ward to Kale and Dar. She is friends with a blind tumanhofer orphan, Sittiponder, who told her many things and wonderful stories that he heard from his voices.

In *DragonKnight*, Toopka is the one who finds the book that awakens all the knights in a wall, then gets Bardon to save Kale. She is only mentioned in *DragonFire*. However, in *DragonLight*, she develops a hard lump in her chest. Wulder removes the lump and she presents it as a gift to Mot Angra, along with Gilda and Sittiponder. The giant dragon eats them instead and is destroyed. Years later, she visits Kale, revealing she is all grown up, and she and Dar are now married, and the story that she had told Kale on their journey to the Northern Reach had been about her long ago.

## Toopka's Story

Once upon a time, there was a beautiful donnel who was going to get married. The man she was going to marry ran a place where children could come and get food and play games and sleep in a bed. One night a robber broke into that place. He scared the children and took a sack of coins and killed the man.

The next day, the doneel came and cried. She told Wulder she would do anything to be His servant because she no longer wanted to have anything to do with people. Wulder came and touched her (chest). Wulder said that He would give her what she wanted because it was what He wanted too. She would serve Him. She carried a heart for Him, a gift of peace, and a life that slays the enemy. Then Wulder went away, and she didn't cry anymore.
One day she will deliver what she carries, and everything will be better.
(Toopka is that woman.)