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Zakzirakza

**Zakzirakza** was the most powerful of all Kasijaks, first unleashed upon the world by the Dark God himself, the only one who could control its immense power. Upon the Dark God's 'destruction' in the First Cataclysm, Zakzirakza was captured by the Accursed and imprisoned in the Black Halls. However, its soul escaped and fled across the skies. But since the Dark God remained in existence, it could not break free of its physical bonds.

Zakzirakza reappeared during the Battle of Vangesh as the Host of Man assualted Gatteroth. It took twenty sorcerers to even challenge the Demon's might, and then it still outmatched them. Eventually, Alutun Nolcastu faced it and, using small fragments of dark magic, sent its soul fleeing across the world in a storm of lightning. It was, like the rest of its kind, freed forever upon the Dark God's destruction the next year.
Imizthul

Enslaver

**Imizthul** was one of the three Flesh-Angels who survived the First Wars.

### Life

Imizthul escaped from the Old Ones in the Dawn Age along with more than a thousand of its kind, heading northwards. It eventually came to control the first unleashed Horde, and it survived the cataclysmic war that was the Battle of the Darkness along with two others.

It lived through the First Cataclysm as well, and continued to work to return the Dark God's soul to full strength, culminating in the Second Cataclysm. But this ended at Gatteroth when, after a lengthy battle, the Dark God was finally obliterated. Imizthul's demise was, however, never actually mentioned, unlike his brothers. This leaves his fate undecided.
Great Gate

The **Great Gate** is the name for the entrance to the nigh-impregnable fortress of Um'taran. It is a cast-iron door, 14 feet thick, set into a wall of obsidian and basalt double *that* thickness. It is laced with black sorceries, meaning that it has only ever been breached twice throughout its five-millennia lifespan: during the Battle of the Darkness by the Celestials, and in 4175, by the Host of Man.
Timebomb (franchise)

Franchise logo

 Timebomb: Sherbert (2019)

 Timebomb: At Dawn (2021)

Timebomb: Sherbert (2022)

## Official website

www.timebomb.com

***Timebomb*** is a media franchise composed from the British sci-fi television series which first aired in 2005 of the same name created by Tony Hoppings and Kevin Young. The series was broadcast on Toffa and initially co-produced by Tiger Aspect. It focused initially on the kidnap of a human being from Earth in 2017 before mainly focusing on an alien race of the same name which originated from the planet Life. The franchise includes three television shows: the original 2005 series and the 2018 spin-off Timebomb: Earth In Ruins which also aired on Toffa, as well as a series of novels that began in 2018 that continues from where Earth In Ruins left off with Timebomb: Sherbert, with its television adaptation set to air in early 2022. The original series and Earth in Ruins also received book adaptations of their own in 2018 and 2019 respectively. The fourth book, Timebomb: At Dawn, was initially planned to be released in October 2020, but was delayed until April 2021.

Although Toffa was seen as a fairly cheap digital channel of the time, it had an impact of having largely original programming with Timebomb being a notable example. The show's main protagonist is Henrick Ulkrinz who originated from Earth in 2017 aged 13. Initially born in Sweden, he and his mother moved to Tamworth, England at the age of four. The story then progresses as Ulkrinz is kidnapped by the main Timebomb group so that he can join them in aid against the war of the Letharjers.

## Conception and setting

Friends Tony Hoppings and Kevin Young devised the idea of creating a sci-fi show in late-2004, as they predicted with the upcoming revival of *Doctor Who*, that sci-fi could make a big boom in the UK. Additionally, the idea was something that they had held for several years but only in minor capacities. The main element they had an idea of was the kidnapping of a human that would be forced and deported to another planet, and forced to be one of them.

## Ownership

During the airing of the original series and beyond, Timebomb was owned and distributed by Tiger Aspect Productions and was also mostly produced by them, with the exception of post-production and editing, which was done by Toffa in-house. This remained the case until September 2017 whilst development of the eventual airing of the sequel Timebomb: Earth In Ruins was in place. Tiger Aspect was somewhat upset by this; furthermore, it was seen to be a Toffa in-house production with Tiger Aspect not being credited at all. Following this, the official Timebomb website was launched: timebomb.com.
Krakens

Although their existence is debated by scholars, **Krakens** were purportedly one of the Weapon Races made by the Dark God before the First Wars. They were thought to have as many as fifty tentacles and they dwelt in stagnant areas of swamp or large lakes. They were assumed to have been destroyed during the Battle of the Darkness, for they were never again mentioned in the histories of men.
Badanie IV

## **Wstęp**

Wydałam na ten projekt kolosalne pieniądze, na szczęście nie moje, wracając do naszego tematu. Ścieżki pamięci to trudny temat, nie ukrywam miałam adekwatne problemy z prześledzeniem wszystkiego, nie było łatwo narzucić sensowną analizę. Po główkowaniu z pomocą mózgu Zake, udało się stworzyć projekt **Pamięć.** Zaczynajmy!

## **Wspólne Ścieżki Pamięci**

Jak wiecie wszystko utrzymuje rdzeń, rdzeń do którego nikt nie jest wstanie wejść, chyba że dwa księżyce zostaną rozłączone i dana osoba będzie posiadać moc wszystkich kluczy czyli artefaktów, po włożeniu ich w odpowiednie miejsca...można tam wejść, tam znajdziecie życie wszystkich krain, wszystkich istot, wszystkich mocy i naszych cech, a nawet wspólna pamięć, wszystko łączy się w jednym miejscu dla nas Adenaveriańczyków i nie tylko...Dane artefakty łączą wspomnienia z przeszłości, przyszłości. Bogowie aż do dziś...boją się pożerać dusze zmarłych Bogów...Dlaczego? Kid mi powiedział, że w Krainie Bogów wszystko widział oczami swojego ojca...Wspomnienia łączą się i trafiają do rdzenia...To niesamowite ile ścieżek...musi być! Czerwoną ścieżkę określa się nasze wspomnienia, które wpadają do rdzenia! Wspólne wspomnienia określamy fioletowym kolorem, wspólne ścieżki łączą wspomnienia przez np przekazanie mocy, czy też zjedzenie duszy danej osoby, zwracam się tu do szanownych Bogów...Psst skarbie zabrałam ci 5000 zł na makietę wspomnień, dziękuje! Wracając, złota ścieżka jest to specjalna ścieżka określająca wspomnienia przez artefakt! I na koniec najlepsze łańcuch połączenia! łączy dwie perspektywy w jedno wspomnienie, tak jak na makiecie dam przykład Kida, ten po uzyskaniu połączenia zobaczy Lightinie za miast mojego męża. Wtedy będą dzielić wspólnie wspomnienie, czy to nie piękne? Czasem nie...są dobre wspomnienia! Oraz...te okropne...przez czasem nie da się nawet spać...Liczę, że przybliżyłam waszą wiedzę na temat ścieżek pamięci! Do następnego...no chyba że mnie Matt zabije..
Nyan Marmu

**Nyan Marmu** was an ancient Eldar palace built south of Ventinya into the flank of a mountainside. It was the second-to-last mansion in existence after Non Selpossis. It was famed for its elegant halls and lavish dining rooms, as well as seemingly endlessly deep caverns and mines. The Cellar of the King held a famed wealth of jewels, gold and priceless items.

At some point after the First Cataclysm, the Dragon known as Zulaxa the Black, attracted by the wealth within the mansion, slaughtered or drove out all of its residents and made a lair in the Cellar of the King. He was eventually driven out by Alutun Nolcastu in 4145.
Kasijaks

**Kasijaks,** otherwise known as **Demons**, were incorporeal agencies from the Void, spirits enslaved by the Dark God to do his evil bidding. They were all set free upon his final destruction in 4176.

### Appearance

Although the Demons themselves could not be given a specific appearance, their physical form was vaguely humanoid, with two enormous wings sheathed in flame and a burning body. Their heads were widely different in appearance, however. They were incredibly difficult to destroy, unless by powerful magic or enchanted items. They tended to wield weapons of pure fire. Some could be very powerful, depending on how long they had been trapped in their demonic form. They were of slightly lesser power than the Celestials. Many were near-impossible to control by even any member of the Accursed, meaning that they did, on occasion, escape imprisonment. This did not mean they were free, however: they were still bound by the Dark God's sorceries to their earthly form.

### Known individuals

* Zakzirakza
* Kalthuziz
* Gallathesh
* Morthuloz
* Calkaketh
* Daothul
* Gin'gulurul
Hare and Tortoise (production company)

**Hare and Tortoise** (formerly called **Retort**) is a British television production company that was established on 1 January 2012.

## History

On 23 November 2011, it was announced that Talkback Thames would split into four separate production companies, which are *Boundless*, *Retort*, *Talkback* and *Thames*. In July 2018 *Retort* was renamed to *Hare and Tortoise*. Since then, the company did not produce any programming, although there were a few programmes that have not aired. This remained the case until September when it took over from Toffa's in-house production after seventeen years to produce the channel's flagship comedy show, The Microsoft Sam Show.

## Productions

### As Retort Productions

* *The Rebel* (Gold)
* *Birds of a Feather* (ITV)
* *Chewing Gum* (E4)
* *Count Arthur Strong* (BBC One)
* *Goodnight Sweetheart* (BBC One)
* *Henry IX* (Gold)

### Under talkbackThames

* *The IT Crowd*
* *Phone Shop*
* *Brass Eye*
* *Green Wing*
* *I'm Alan Partridge*
The Battle of Zakkasil

Cil-Karrucax

Inghulia ✝

### Strength:

Hundreds of thousands of menAround 50,000 Eldar (the largest single army ever assembled)

## Army Two

### Participants;

Zulaxa the BlackSalkuthu the Terrible

Ukrukhil

Imizthul

Zalthûxul

### Strength;

Hundred of thousands of Keth and TrollsThousands of Dragons

Hundreds of Flesh-Angels

The Battle of Zakkasil was the confrontation between the enormous Eldar-Men Host and the even larger forces of the Dark God, near present-day Tynheri.

### Battle

The Eldar-Men Host summoned was gigantic, totalling in the hundreds of thousands, with upwards of 50,000 Eldar present. It faced an even larger collection of Keth, Trolls and the recently possessed Dragons, and the battle was second only to the Battle of the Darkness in that conflict.

The Keth were blown away like leaves in a wildfire under the sorcery of the Eldar, but heavy casualties were sustained when the Flesh-Angels showed themselves. The Trolls and Dragons exacted a terrible toll.

But the massed legions of the world were far harder to beat than the Dark God had at first assumed. Jaleuh'huisi, first Tribe-King of all men, strangled the greatest of the Troll chieftains with his bare hands. Cil-Nuhûtis wielded the Moon Lance, doing great deeds. The Horde seemed about to rout. it became a battle of the mighty against the mighty, and for a moment it seemed that the combined Hosts would triumph.

Then Jaleuh'huisi was beheaded by Imizthul, leader of the Horde. Without leadership, his men dispersed. Cil-Nuhûtis, knowing the day was lost, attempted to withdrawal as more of his forces were slaughtered. Cil-Vanhutu, famed Eldar warrior, was lost under raging masses of Keth. Inghulia, the impossibly ancient Lord of Non Karansol, was incinerated by Dragon fire. Cil-Kurracax, advancing to Jaleuh'huisi's position, found only his severed head. The hope vanished like a quenched flame.
Skin-changers

**Skin-changers** were obscene creations of the Dark God, creatures able to manipulate the appearance of almost any other animal/reptile they wished. Their true appearance was hideous to behold: they had two sets of teeth set within an alien face, which possessed ten black eyes. They all crumbled to dust when the Dark God was finally killed in 4176.
Jaleuh'huisi

**Jaleuh'huisi** was a figure of men from the time of the First Age, known to having united almost all men under his banner. No other individual in recorded history has been able to do this.

### Life

Jaleuh'huisi was a direct relative of one of the Chieftains who crossed the Great Ocean, and he allied with the Eldar lord of Nyan Marmu, Cil-Nuhûtis, against the Keth. He fought for a large portion of the conflict, until he was slain at the Battle of Zakkasil and forever immortalised in the histories of men.

His ancient longsword is one of the many relics stored in Calamir's citadel.
Great Battle of Um'taran

The Horde descends upon the Host

Zalthûxul

Xalasen the Magnificent

Valkothis ✝

Ulaxur ✝

Salkuthu ✝

The Accursed

Hundreds of Dragons

The **Great Battle of Um'taran** was the final battle of the First Cataclysm and easily the largest single battle since the end of the First Wars. It resulted in the first 'death' of the Dark God after he was struck down by the Flamesword.

### Battle

Mardar Valamentar and his host, which numbered at around 10,000 men, marched northwards until they came to the very gates of Um'taran itself. Then, the Dark God unleashed his terrible fury, drawing out all of his massed creatures, which included all remaining Dragons. This force was so large that it blackened Drangesh itself and immediately swarmed the Host, which was outnumbered 200 to one. The men fought valiantly for days, but they grew tired quickly and succumbed to their injuries. Then, as his victory was almost complete, the Dark God *walked* for the second time ever, a black figure within a swirling whirlwind. But as he did, Mardar Valamentar, leader of the Host, cast the Flamesword once and struck him down, injuring him to such an extent that his spirit fled into the north. His creatures, no longer held by his will, fled and dispersed. The few remaining Dragons fled to deep places at the roots of the Earth. The Host, victorious, marched south. And the world forgot for two thousand years.
Malketh

**Malketh** were one of the Weapon Races, and a subspecies of Keth that were notably more intelligent, taller and stronger than their cousins, although far less in number. Some records suggest they may have been an attempt at crossing the genetics of Trolls with Keth. They were known to be stronger than the average man. They all crumbled to dust upon the Dark God's death in 4176.
Weapons of Light

The **Weapons of Light** were incredibly powerful artefacts from the time of the Old Ones, brought to the world on their organic motherships. Although they were wielded by the Eldar during the First Wars, their batteries were draining, since there was no way to recharge them. This led to them steadily vanishing from existence.

They appeared as either swords, lances, javelins or spears. They were able to fire an incredibly powerful beam of energy from their ends, one which could only be safely wielded by the Old Ones and Eldar, since their cellular structures were different to mortal creatures. On the two occasions that men wielded them, it led to severe cancers and bone disintegration, and on the other occasion death. One Flesh-Angel, Imizthul, was known to have used the Javelin of the Sun during the First Wars.

### Known Weapons of Light

* Flamesword
* Moon Lance
* Javelin of the Sun
* Indigo Spear
The Battles of Nyan Marmu

The **Battles of Nyan Marmu** were a protracted series of sieges with the aim of destroying the last Eldar and subduing all of Plethira.

### Sieges

The first siege ended in failure, as the Keth failed to breach the walls. The Eldar, meanwhile, amassed the Weapons of Light, as the sieges continued and failed. Eventually, led by Cil-Ajura, son of Cil-Nuhûtis, they went on the offensive and destroyed the Horde.

### Aftermath

The defeat of the Horde, although it at first seemed catastrophic, was minuscule for the Dark God. The Eldar summoned every last one of their kind, women as well, and joined with the Celestials and Mannish hosts to march north.
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Accursed

The **Accursed** are the group of impossibly ancient individuals devoted to resurrecting the Dark God after his destruction during the First Cataclysm. They were founded when the Dark God enslaved a few Men and Eldar to his hideous will so that they could fashion the Weapon Races. The men were made immortal: however, their flesh inevitably rotted as their soul was sustained. Much of the population of the last Eldar mansion, Non Selpossis, was turned. They continued to exist until their eventual destruction at the end of the Second Cataclysm.

### Known individuals

* Vaxûl- disgraced Eldar, leader of the Accursed
* Imizthul- one of the three last Flesh-Angels
* Ukrukhil- one of the three last Flesh-Angels
* Zalthûxul- one of the three last Flesh-Angels
* Kaythani'i- one of the first men enslaved by the Dark God
* Tirthirga- one of the first men enslaved by the Dark God
* Five more men
* Fifteen more Eldar
Battle of the Scarlet Plain

Imizthul

Ukrukhil

Zalthûxul

Salkuthu

The **Battle of the Scarlet Plain** was a massive confrontation between the Second Host of Man and the Horde of the Dark God during the First Cataclysm.

Once the Dark God had been summoned, tens of thousands of men rallied together and marched northwards to stop his threat. Even though they'd summoned an army of one hundred thousand souls, the greatest of their age, they were totally unprepared for the vast numbers of Keth, Trolls and Dragons facing them. Ansyrotas III himself was slain, and the Flamesword was lost. Those survivors fled south.
Sir Brom

**Sir Brom** was a lord of the Empire, a veteran of the Salvation War. An injury during the Battle of Ventinya left him with a permanent limp, and he lived to fight in the Host of Man alongside an old friend, Sir Ulric Fellwick. Both made it to Um'taran, where they acted as bodyguards to Nyorvanor Ikeurium, King of the Empire. They bought him enough time to escape from the catacombs beneath the fortress, but both were eventually killed by the other's side.
Kaythani'i

**Kaythani'i** was one of the leading members of the Accursed, a Man twisted and cursed to live forever.

### Life

He was purportedly a grandson of one of the chieftains who sailed over the Great Ocean. His soul was captured by the Dark God and he was among those who created the obscene Weapon Races. Although his body (even though it was made to last millennia) wasted away, his being remained intact. He was nicknamed the 'Blind Slaver', as he was one who was known to drag the Kasijaks down from the Black Halls.

He was eventually killed by Nyorvanor Ikeurium at Um'taran in 4175.
Vaxûl

**Vaxûl** was an ancient Eldar who was one of the first of his kind to be possessed by the Dark God. He made several minor appearances during the early books of the Doom of Man.

### Life

Vaxûl was named Cil-Cathulis at birth, and he was one of the fairest and wisest of his race. But he was twisted beyond recovery and he became one of the first Accursed, fighting against his own kind in the First Wars, hence the nickname 'Vaxûl', which means Traitor in the Eldar common speech. He was the master controlling Sultenoma, who was merely a puppet in his game.

During the Host of Man's assault of Um'taran in 4175, Vaxûl confronted and was killed by Nyorvanor Ikeurium when he was stabbed by his Archangel Sword, which turned him into a statue of sand.
Twisted Crown

The **Twisted Crown** is the Imperial artefact that has been worn by successive Kings for more than a thousand years. It is made from the purest blue steel and has the appearance of a crown made from twigs and thorns, similar to the Crown of Thorns said to have been worn by Jesus Christ.

It is known to leave scars on every King from the spikes, a symbol that ruling is lifelong.
Lydia Death

Łowca Potworów

4 sezon

6 sezon

10 Sezon

Otwarty Świat

4 sezon

6 sezon

10 Sezon

Otwarty Świat

> "Jestem silna nie tylko w mowie uważaj, bo się moją kosą skaleczysz"
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### **Lydia**

Ostra tak bardzo jak ostrze jej nie zawodnej kosy. Córeczka śmierci posiada swój mega cięty język, nie raz udowodniła, że przewyższa swojego brata w wielu dziedzinach. Ona jest lepszym wojownikiem niż ktokolwiek z umarłych. Nie wierzysz, więc uwierz.

## **Charakter**

Posiada swój cięty język, na słabych wojowników patrzy z wyższością i pogardą. Jest bardzo silna psychicznie. Trochę z niej manipulantka, myśli racjonalnie, nie wierzy w dar losu, nie posiada nadziei, kieruje się tylko sprawdzonymi swoimi ścieżkami.

## **Historia**

Lydia urodziła się w krainie jako córka Death Boga Śmierci. Jako dziecko uwielbiała się bawić z bratem, jej relacje z nim były bardzo bliskie. Jednak dorastanie zaczęło ich mocno dzielić. Do tego dochodzą problemy ojca. Widziała jak ten każdego dnia próbuje zabić nie świadomego Kida. Najgorsze w tym wszystkim było że to ona pomogła ojcu wtrącić Kida do przeklętego Lustra. Ona znalazła na wielkie szczęście nie mądrego wampira, który po 100 latach zbija przez przypadek lustro. Lydia dostała nagrodę dość przykrą iż ojciec ją przez sto lat gwałcił. Własną córkę tak krzywdził, by zaspokoić swoje seksualne potrzeby. Ta straciła emocje i wszelką świadomość. Jak zobaczyła brata i jego nowego przyjaciela obudziła się z transu. Przez kilka lat dochodziła do siebie. Czuła się bezpiecznie przy Arlekinie i bracie. Poznała naprawdę wielu fajnych umarłych, okazali naprawdę wielkie serce. Lydia zapomniała o tym co było, zaczęła żyć w szczęściu z ukochanym.
Old Ones

The **Old Ones** were a technologically advanced alien race who arrived in Plethira after journeying through the Void for millennia, stopping on various other planets as they did so. They built enormous cities of iron and steel, hunting the old races down to extinction as they drained the landscape for resources. They carried with them thousands of the Flesh-Angels, beings from another planet, who escaped the captivity of their masters and formed the first of the Accursed. The immortal Father of Dragons, Zulaxa, claims to have been created at the time of the Old Ones' arrival. Their civilisation flourished for approximately 40,000 years, until their pollutants caused a terrible disaster befell them: their females suddenly became unable to reproduce. It was around this time that they designed the Eldar, immortal beings who held the knowledge of their predecessors. A century later, almost any living memory of the Old Ones had vanished. Any few who survived certainly left the world, as any trace of their existence was gone.
Sir Ulric Fellwick

Sir **Ulric Fellwick** was a thane of Gatteroth who fought in both the Salvation War and the Second Cataclysm. He was nicknamed 'the survivor' after his remarkable ability to survive a 1-on-100 battle during the fight for Ventinya in 4146. He joined the Host of Man thirty years later, eventually perishing while defending Nyorvanor Ikeurium alongside his comrade, Sir Brom.
Dragons

**Dragons** were immense, fire-spitting reptiles, said to have been created by the Old Ones alongside the Eldar. They were wielded successfully by the Dark God during the First Wars and the First Catalysm. Very few were thought to have survived. They are considered to be long extinct by the scholars of the Old World.

### Appearance

Dragons all possessed sharp claws and teeth, leathery (almost indestructible) skin, excellent eyesight and hearing, and the ability to jet flame/molten metal from the nostrils or mouth (and sometimes horns). The greatest of Dragons possessed enormous wings. Dragon bones, although exceedingly difficult to acquire, are priceless due to them being made of metal alloy (which also serves to make them black in colour).

### Characteristics

While not influenced by the Dark God's will, Dragons were lazy, sluggish and selfish creatures. They were also known to be very intelligent. They hid as far away from humans as possible, and could go up to a century without eating anything. They tended to have an intense attraction to precious belongings such as gold. They lived from between 4,000 to 5,000 years.

### History

Dragons were originally made by the Old Ones, but without the ability to reproduce, as they could just be manufactured. A select few were created by the first of the Eldar, who managed to understand the workings of the Old Ones' machines. After this, however, Dragons were controlled by the Dark God's will in the First Wars and First Cataclysm. This reduced their numbers drastically, and very few were thought to have survived at all. It can be assumed that almost, if not all, remaining individuals had died of old age before 4145.

The only two appearances of Dragons during the Doom of Man story arc are that of Zulaxa, immortal Father of Dragons, and Xalasen, a robotic 'clone', who was not one of the original race.

### Known individuals

* Bannugash
* Chalayugu
* Phalphosu
* Ulaxur
* Valkothis
* Salkuthu
* Xalasen
* Zulaxa
* Unnamed individual faced by Akutun the Traveller during The Voyage.
Um'taran

**Um'taran** was the gigantic, mostly subterranean fortress of the Dark God, built first during the Dawn Age by the Flesh-Angels and then expanded during the First Wars.

### Description

Um'taran was built deep into 'the flesh of the earth' below the northern edge of the Blacklace Mountains as they swing west. The first line of defence consisted of an enormous curtain wall built from black iron and obsidian, which guarded the Great Gate, the entrance to the fortress. They stood at almost 200 feet tall and were so thick that no power of sorcery could breach them. The first gate was built into an enormous guardhouse so squat and thick-set that it was impossible to destroy by force. The mines and pits within stretched for countless miles under the ground until they reached the Nethermost Pit: the lair of the Dark God. It was considered to easily be the greatest fortress in recorded history.

### History

Um'taran was first constructed by the Flesh-Angels once they had escaped from the Old Ones. The Dark God took them under his control and bid them create for him hordes of twisted creatures he called his Weapon Races: the Keth, Trolls and other obscene creatures. The pits below it were steadily expanded until they went hundreds of miles deep into the ice and basalt. During the First Wars, Um'taran was besieged by the Eldar for a century before its walls were broken and the caverns within scoured of all life. But the Dark God survived, and during the First Cataclysm raised another curtain wall, this one far larger and greater than the first. Throughout the conflict, no mannish army ever breached the walls, and it remained mostly intact for millennia afterwards.

During the march of the Host of Man to the dread fortress in 4145, the Keth hordes were withdrawn into the deepest caverns. The famed curtain walls were indeed breached; however, the Slave Gate slammed shut and the hordes prepared for siege. The Host encamped outside the Gate, unaware that hundreds of thousands of Keth were marching on them from their rear. The Dark God was then summoned, and the Host destroyed.

Upon the Dark God's final death in 4176, Um'taran was abandoned as his creatures perished. It was never again inhabited and the battlements remained ruined.

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Host of Man

The **Host of Man** was a colossal campaign planned for three decades and initiated in 4175 by Valdamir Ikeurium, King of the Empire, with the aim of preventing the resurrection of the Dark God. It totalled 400,000 men from all corners of the Old World, draining every single ounce of manpower into one unimaginable army. The food required to support such a force was also incredible: a land baggage train stretching for miles followed in its wake, and a fleet of a thousand ships carried reserve supplies in case the former was destroyed. It was very possibly the largest single army humanity had ever assembled throughout recorded time.

### Campaign

The Host set out from Gatteroth in early 4175, marching northwards at pace. Teihuer, the city of the ancient Rhogorochi tribe for millennia, was conquered in hours with scarcely a thousand casualties. As the Host crawled northwards, it rapidly exhausted its land baggage train, which trailed for ten miles in its wake. Sorcerers noted of what looked to be a storm on the horizon. However, as it neared them, they realised it to be a *Horde* of old, numbering at as many as *100,000* Keth. Such a threat had to be avoided, so the host sped up, but couldn't overtake the army shadowing them. They marched for weeks on end until finally ,ambushed by the Keth. Although their lines were damaged, they managed to throw off the Horde, suffering 30,000 casualties in the process.

The march continued ever northwards, the weather growing harsher even as the summer approached. The baggage train, having been almost destroyed, was abandoned. Men resorted to surviving off the ships that sailed alongside them. Finally, after yet more months, the Host cornered the Horde at Vangesh and met it full-on. They destroyed the Keth at first, inflicting tens of thousands of casualties, while also suffering the same amount in the wake of counter-attacks. However, they didn't foresee the use of a sorcerous artefact, known as the Detonator, hidden inside the ruined citadel. It exploded as it was touched, incinerating tens of thousands and hideously burning thousands more. In the aftermath, men realised that their King, Valdamir, had been killed, and that they'd lost more than 100,000 men in the explosion, plus 50,000 during the battle itself. The ships were also destroyed.

Nyorvanor Ikeurium, new King, was now forced to make a hideous decision. Facing total defeat and destruction due to starvation, and knowing that Keth meat was poisonous, he bid his dying men to eat their own kind. Limbs were lopped off and carried, the men devolving gradually into savages as they reached the final leg of their journey.

As the Host crossed Jhayita, tragedy struck. An outbreak of Red Plague, spread by contaminated meat, exploded through the population. More thousands died until ten thousand were dying every day. This reduced the host's number to around 110,000 men.

The battle of the gate reduced this by yet another ten thousand.
Black Halls

The **Black Halls** were inescapable 'prisons' of dark magic located somewhere in the space between the Void and the world, invisible to the Gods. They are generally depicted as wreathed in fire and lava. They were the place where the souls of the Kasjiaks were imprisoned by the Accursed. Upon the death of the Dark God in 4176, all souls within were set free.

Although they may sound similar to the Judeo-Christian Hell, the Black Halls are different in the sense that there is no 'Satan' trapped within it: rather, it is controlled and regulated by the Dark God.
Non Selpossis

**Non-Selpossis** was the last inhabited Eldar mansion. It was built during the Dawn Age, and after the Eldar-Men War ended it was alone with Nyan Marmu, which was later destroyed.

Over the subsequent millennia, many of its dwindling members became corrupted and turned to the Accursed. With the women Eldar having perished during the terrible outbreak of Red Plague after the First Cataclysm, those remaining men went mad. A few fought with the Salvation War, and almost all were killed. Around ten more marched with the Host of Man against Um'taran, although some betrayed their allies and turned to the side of the Dark God. All who survived marching with the army perished at Gatteroth, meaning that Non Selpossis was left effectively abandoned, the black halls walked by the less than half a dozen inhabitants who awaited their inevitable doom.
Uksian Empire

The **Uksian Empire** was one of the first nations of Men, founded by the famed God-King Nhannerib I. It flourished and expanded, holding a yoke over the tribes of the River Calthosi before its destruction in 548.

### Known rulers

* Nhannerib I (ruled ?-482)
* Naramsin-Hadad I (ruled *c.*482-496)
* Umur-Arad I (ruled 496-516)
* Nhannerib II (ruled 516-529)
* Umur-Arad II (ruled 529-546)
* Naramsin-Hadad II (ruled 546-548)
Swords of the Archangels

The **Swords of the Archangels** were a sextet of enchanted relic swords made during the Eldar-Men Wars. Their blades were made of translucent, near-indestructible crystal, and any Eldar touched by the blade would be turned into sand. Since Dragons were made by the Old Ones as well, the same fate could be assumed. They were fashioned from the heart of an asteroid said to have been sent by the Gods, and their very presence repels any of the Weapon Races created by the Dark God. Although three of the six were lost to the ravages of time by the beginning of the Doom of Man, three remained. In the present day, one of these has survived. The names of the three are as follows:

* Althusin
* Nolshanis
* Zelithulas
Undead

The **Undead** were creatures raised by the Dark God during the Battle of Um'taran in 4175 after his second resurrection. They were the reanimated bodies of those that have died on the battlefield. Their threat, never before seen on any battlefield, provoked a mass retreat from the Host of Man. They all crumbled to dust upon the Dark God's death the next year.

### Appearance

Undead had the appearance of freshly dead creatures murdered on the battlefield. Since they had never been used in battle before 4175, none were at a severe state of decay, although many were missing organs or limbs.

### Characteristics

Undead were slow and clumsy, unable to think for themselves.
Flesh-Angels

The **Flesh-Angels** were a bizarre race of obscene alien creatures, brought to the world by the Old Ones in the Dawn Age. Scant information gathered by the most ancient Eldar scriptures says that they escaped their overlords and fled north, later creating the Weapon Races for the Dark God.

### Characteristics

Flesh-Angels could, like all other creatures, be controlled by the Dark God, who they worshipped. They were powerful fighters during the First Wars, and spoke in a dialect that has never been translated successfully.

### Appearance

Flesh-Angels were incredibly strange in appearance: they had double of everything save their legs, meaning they had four arms with two sets of bones each, two ribcages, four wings, two hearts, two heads, four eyes on each head, etc. Their skin was a pallid, unhealthy white and their blood was a tar-thick black.

### Physiology

It is unknown as to how the Flesh-Angels reproduced, if they did at all. After their near-extermination in the First Wars, only three remained in existence: Ukrukhil, Imizthul, and Zalthûxul. Zalthûxul was killed during the Battle of Um'taran in 4175, and Ukrukhil was slain by Nyorvanor Ikeurium during the Battle of Light and Dark. Imizthul was thought incinerated as the Dark God was permanently destroyed.

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Xalasen

**Xalasen** was a Dragon, spawned at an uncertain point after the First Cataclysm. Since the magics needed to create Dragons were lost countless millennia ago in the death of the Old Ones, his birth is considered to be the unnatural work of the Flesh-Angels, hence his subtle differences to the rest of the species. This means he was not technically a 'Dragon'; moreover, he was a mechanically 'printed' successor to the species, made by Flesh-Angel machinery. He was eventually killed at Gatteroth during the Battle of Light and Dark. His appearance, aside from being artificial in nature, was especially serpentine.
Legion Dobra

Legion Dobra to elitarna jednostka stworzona w ostatnich latach wojny z Demonami do walki przeciwko ciężkiej artylerii, założona przez Boga Dobra Matthewa u boku honorowanego przez niego dowódcy Lighta, niestety tam gdzie i dobro, wiecznie będzie zło, wielkie wojny okazały się ciężką sytuacją do zgryzienia przez bardzo ambitny oddział elitarny, obecnie walczący pod dowództwem Generał Sinon Halftown oraz pod okiem Kaprala Ezry.

## **Wygląd**

Pancerze legionu dobra są złote, od odznaki tego że są strzelcami walczącymi tylko i wyłącznie za krainę światłości, ich pancerze są dość lekkie oraz posiadają oni przy sobie wibro-miecze jak i granaty, każdego typu. Ma także przy sobie linki z hakiem które pozwalają im na bardzo dużą mobilność.

## **Opis**

Legion dobra został zrobiony na bazie komandosów, tylko słabszych, jest to jeden z pierwszych powstałych oddziałów, zrobiony po to by oblegać inne krainy, szczególnie podczas otwartych walk sprawdza się idealnie na polu bitwy dzięki swoim wzmocnionym pancerzom i świetnym ekwipunku, są w stanie jednym oddziałem rozwalić kupę dość mocnych bestii. Light jako jeden z wielu Jeagerów uważa Legion Dobra za coś silniejszego niż jakikolwiek anioł, przez co nie oddają szacunku do aniołów niebiańskich często je wyśmiewając

## **Porażka**

Legion Dobra zjednoczył się po raz ostatni by wiernie ochraniać swój lud krainy przed Albionami, ponieważ te wielkie ,,Anioły Niebiańskie'' zajęły się wykonywaniem poleceń rady na innym froncie, niestety okazało się że umiejętności Lighta nie wystarczają. Dowódca Legionu padł na glebę cały we krwi, złapał swego Porucznika za rękę po czym powiedział mu żeby walczyli do końca, następnie wyzionął ducha. Lecz Kay nie miał zamiaru tego tak zostawić. Postanowił poświęcić siebie i resztę członków by żołnierze się wycofali, mimo to nie udało mu się uformować zgrabnego szyku do wycofania się. Jego porażką było także to że Podporucznik Paper wsiadł do jednego z myśliwców po czym zdezerterował uciekając. Na glebę następnie padł Rocket a potem Soap, obydwaj używali minigunów, do prowadzenia ognia zaporowego prosto w przeciwników, następnie gdy Kay zobaczył że zostali na polu bitwy obydwaj z Rabittem, postanowił walczyć do końca tak jak powinien, złapał dwa blastery po czym u boku swego przyjaciela ruszyli prosto na wrogów, przez których zostali zmasakrowani w parę minut, lecz dali radę dać odpowiednią ilość czasu dla Rady Aniołów która wytworzyła promień, ten unicestwił resztki Albionów...chwała poległym którzy walczyli do końca za swój lud

## **Członkowie**

* - Kapitan Light (💀)
* - Porucznik Kay (💀)
* - Podporucznik Paper (Zaginął)
* - Starszy Sierżant Rabbit (💀)
* - Sierżant Soap (💀)
* - Kapral Rocket (💀)
Althusin

**Althusin** was one of the last three Swords of the Archangels, used for millennia as the weapon for countless great Kings. It was eventually destroyed at Um'taran in 4175 when Nyorvanor Ikeurium faced the Accursed. The blade was broken by the fabled Moon Lance, wielded by Zalthûxul, a Flesh-Angel.
Moon Lance

The **Moon Lance** was a Weapon of Light used by the Eldar in the First Wars before it vanished from history for around four millennia. It appeared again in Um'taran in 4175 during the campaign of the Host of Man, and it was returned to Gatteroth, before it was used to permanently destroy the Dark God, banishing his being from the circles of existence. It was assumed to have been destroyed in the subsequent atomic-level explosion.
Prequel Novels

Although the ideas have yet to be fleshed out, there's a collection of prequel novels that I'm thinking about once the main epic is eventually finished.

## (Book Idea 1)

Set five thousand years before the events of the Doom Of Man story arc and told through a historical narrative, this tells of the early days of mannish civilisation and the flourishing Eldar peoples who had created an already ancient civilisation in the wake of their predecessors' demise. The narrative spans hundreds of years, tracking the events of the impossibly old First Wars, when the Dark God first came to the world, a series of wars shrouded in myth and legend. This was a time when gods walked the earth, when Dragons flew in the skies and titanic armies waged war.

## (Book Idea 2)

Again told through a historical narrative, this book charts the rise of Men and the two thousand years leading up and during the terrible First Cataclysm.
Gate of Gnashing Teeth

The **Gate of Gnashing Teeth** was a fortification built in the centuries after the First Cataclysm so as to guard the entrance to the Ring Mountains, which served as a fence for Um'taran. It was destroyed by the Host of Man in 4175.

### Description

The Gate itself was huge and made of black iron, much like the gates and ramparts of Um'taran. It was opened using a system of levers and tethers, pulled by four Trolls on each side. It had two guard towers on either side of it.

### History

The Gate was erected after the First Cataclysm and not used to any memorable extent until 4175, when it was attacked by the Host of Man. It was eventually breached and a small garrison of men remained manning it in case it needed to be closed (if the Host lost, which it did). The Gate was ultimately unable to close, however, and it was left destroyed.
Keth

**Keth** were violent creatures created by the Flesh-Angels while they were under the instructions of the Dark God. They were by far the most numerous of the Weapon Races, and worries grew for centuries over their increasing numbers, until they, along with all of the Weapon Races, turned to dust as the Dark God was finally killed in 4176.

### Characteristics

The only motivation of Keth was to kill. They knew nothing of mercy or honour on the battlefield, and never took prisoners.

### Physiology

Keth multiplied rapidly. Although there were males and females, they appeared to look exactly the same. They could survive on nothing more than grubs, insects or weeds. While in the control of the Dark God, they possessed no fear of any kind.

### Appearance

Typically, Keth stood at around 5ft to 5ft 5 high. They were hairless, but their skin was a filthy grey and their blood a deep indigo. Their eyes were red or purple.

### History

Keth were first created in the later stages of the Dawn Age by the Flesh-Angels. They multiplied rapidly and became a menace even despite seemingly devastating losses during the First Wars and First Cataclysm. They increased in number up until the Second Cataclysm, where, at the Battle of Light and Dark, they all turned to dust, since the spark of dark energy within them vanished: the Dark God's soul had been utterly destroyed.
Men

**Men** are the dominant race of Plethira, although once eclipsed by the Keth during the First Cataclysm.

Over the course of two gigantic conflicts, the First and Second Cataclysms, the population of mankind was reduced by just under 40%. In the aftermath of the Second, however, hope remained to rebuild a world ravaged by the eradicated threat of the Dark God.
The Fall of Quard

The **Fall of Quard** was when the beautiful Eldar capital found itself under siege by the second half of the Horde unleashed at Zakkasil.

### Battle

The battle began with the advance of the Keth legions to the gate. According to some texts, ‘a Great Wyrm (Dragon) came to the gate, and using fire and a storm of claws knocked it from its hinges.’ Whatever the case, the gate did fall and Keth scaled the walls, overrunning the stout defence of the Men stationed upon those bastions. The men fought with great skill through each building, defending every inch and every room of every house to the last, but it was useless. The Trolls crashed their way further and further into the City, eventually pinning the last defenders within the Brass Keep. Within those bronze walls they held for many a day, but the Keth piled against those thick gates and caved them in. A few Eldar sorcerers remained, and they too defended their city to the last, but the defence was ultimately hopeless.

### Aftermath

The aftermath of the battle led to the remaining Tribes of Men uniting and joining with the Eldar in the Battle of the Darkness.
Sultenoma

**Sultenoma** was the human name for the powerful Kasijak **Gin'gulurul,** who was given a fully bodily form and enslaved by the Blind Slaver to watch over the events of the Old World.

### Life

Gin'gulurul was originally sent from the Black Halls and tied to a human form under the direction of Kaythani'i, bid to do his work. Gin'gulurul was named Sultenoma, coming to men as a powerful sorcerer. He attempted and succeeded to make Valdamir King of the Empire either directly or indirectly, but was discovered by the Warlock Alutun Nolcastu and killed by the Archangel Sword Zelithulas, the only Kasijak to have ever been fully destroyed.
Vortigern Ikeurium

Jon Ikeurium (son)

**Vortigern Ikeurium** was the ruler of the Empire from 4055 to 4145 until he was assassinated by his grandsons.

During his reign, he initiated a war against Scalindia, which lasted sixty years and almost drained all of the Empire's resources. He exiled his own son to keep power and, as his life drew ever on, was believed to be kept alive by the illegal practice of sorcery.
Eldar

The **Eldar** are an immortal non-human species inhabiting Plethira, who were created by the Old Ones so as to continue the existence of their knowledge. Their society predated the crossing of men over the Great Ocean by around 10,000 years. Over the course of the First Wars, the First Cataclysm and many thousands of years, all females died (the Red Plague outbreak) and the men steadily dwindled until even the last mansion, Non Selpossis, was effectively abandoned.
Khial

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Wielki Bóg Chaosu, ulubieniec Boga Zła, Darka i jeden z zabójców Bogini Dobra - Lightini, czyli swojej matki. Chwilowy ukochany Skylar i po prostu przeskurczybyk! Chaos nigdy nie umiera i będzie cię nawiedzał.

## **Charakter**

Najbardziej mroczny po Darku Bóg. Tajemniczy i przerażający. Jednak ktoś dał radę pokochać takiego potwora. Kto by się spodziewał, że dodatkowo byłaby to najbardziej niewinna istotą w Koszmarze? Bywa gniewny i niebezpieczny, radziłbym, stać po jego stronie. Jest nieprzewidywalny, bywa...że spokojny, wręcz czasem szarmancki.

## **Opis**

Rządził najniebezpieczniejszą z krain, posiadającą liczne nie przyjazne potwory. Khial z początku jako dziecko obawiał się tego co tworzył...Różne okropne potwory usunęły w nim strach do czegokolwiek. Jego Kraina była co raz bardziej ulepszana. Jest to jedyna Kraina nie posiadająca licznej ilości pacynek...Żyją tylko te, które walczyły o życie...Bo tak funkcjonuje Kraina Chaosu. Kraina ukształtowała własny język noszący swoją nazwę. Język Chaosu opierał się na językach demonów. Miał romans z Boginią Życia Skylar, lecz pewnego dnia został zaatakowany przez Zeldrisa. Khiala pożarł nieznany portal, tylko tak był wstanie zapobiec utraty swojej energii życiowej, po kilku latach wyzwolił się, iż Chaos nigdy nie umiera.

## **Śmierć**

Khial jako dzielny Bóg reprezentował tego co mu nadano, właśnie chaosu, nawet w ostatnich momentach życia walczył tylko dla niego, w momencie kiedy Jean go przebił łopatą po czym nadział na macki ten padł przed swoim tronem wykrwawiając się mrokiem po czym powiedział ,,Jeżeli chaos umiera, to wy razem z nim!'' po czym wzmocnił swoją moc na tyle, by użyć legendy...z której nie wyszedł żywy
Calamir

**Calamir** is the heart and administrative capital of the Empire. It saddles the straits between the Satteloth Sea and Sea of Maerys, giving it mastery over those passes and meaning that it's the only viable land passage to Scalindia and beyond.

It is made up of three parts: the Old District, on the western side of the straits, the Citadel, situated on an island in the middle, and the New District, on the eastern side of the strait. The Citadel is the most heavily fortified, its walls second only to Von King in mannish cities. It is also essentially invulnerable to assault if the bridges are broken. The Old District is built over the ancient ruins of Quard, and its red stone curtain walls are impressive to say the least. The New District is not completely walled, and the fortifications are still being completed after being started 100 years previous.

The Citadel consists of a Keep within two sets of giant walls built on two rises. It was never once breached, not even during the First Cataclysm. Had it been, much more of humanity would have been lost.