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Agravadain de Maris

## Agravadain the Black

**Agravadain the Black** was the Lord of Bas-Léon, a county in Léon. He was a member of the House of de Maris.

## Biography

Agravadain the Black was born into the noble family of de Maris, who have rules over the Castle of the Fens for generations.

His companions were Moneval and Minoras the Wicked. He was married to Lady Joan and they had two children, a son called Aglaeca and a daughter called Mares.

Mares had a secret relationship with King Ban of Léon, who slept with her and fathered Hector de Maris. Because of their relationship, Agravadain had to deter any suitors. One of them, Sir Leriador, was so angry that he besieged the Castle of the Fens, but Agravadain triumphed. He also raised Hector, taking him on as a pageboy and training him as a squire.

After Agravadain's death, his son became head of the House of de Maris.

## Trivia

* Agravadain spoke Gaulish, Vulgar Latin, and Old French
* Agravadain was right-handed

## In the Legends

A Knight of the Round Table and brother of Belias.

His companions were Moneval and Minoras the Wicked. The trio took a friendly rivalry between the Round Table and the Queen's Knights too far, and they deliberately sought out three Queen's Knights to attack. Agravadain was wounded by Sagremor (Sagramore) in the battle, but other knights fortunately intervened before any lives were lost. He died soon afterwards, and was replaced at the Round Table by Banin. Galore may indicate Galloway.

He is said to have been the castellan of the castle Des Mares. Merlin caused King Ban to sleep with Agravadain's daughter, the Damsel des Mares, while on a visit. This coupling resulted in Sir Ector de Maris.

After Agravadain's death, his son became castellan of Des Mares.
Corebricg

**Brycgstow**, is a large trading town in the kingdom of Rheged.

There are two main Roman roads that run throuhg Corebricg, Stanegate and Dere Street.

## History

Coria was the most northerly town in the Roman Empire, lying at the junction of Stanegate and Dere Street.

## Etymology

Corebricg was known to the Romans as *Corstopitum* or *Coriosopitum*, and wooden writing tablets found at the Roman fort of Vindolanda nearby suggest it was probably locally called *Coria* (meaning a tribal centre). Early attestations of the English name *Corbridge* "show variation between *Cor*- and *Col*-, as in the earliest two forms, *Corebricg* and *Colebruge*, and there has been extensive debate about what its etymology may be. Some relationship with the Roman name *Corstopitum* seems clear, however".

## Trivia

* Corebricg is **Corbridge**, a village in Northumberland, England.
Duc d'Aquitaine

## Duc Alain d'Aquitaine

**King Duc d'Aquitaine** is the ruler of Pays De Saint-Malo, a petty kingdom in Armorica.

King Duc's family used to rule over Aquitaine, but when the Franks took over, Duc and his wife, Queen Géraldine, moved to Armorica.

Despite his high rank, Duc is uninterested in prestige, which infuriates his wife, as she wishes for more. He is surprisingly good-natured, respectful, and patient.
Catha

The **Catha** are an order of priests in the Old Religion exceptionally skilled at using magic to torture.

Alator is the last known High Priest Catha. The only other Catha that is known to still be alive after The Great Purge is the Priest Orn. Cathas are trained at birth to resist all forms of physical pain and can separate their mind from their body.

## Mythology

Catha, or Cautha, is an Etruscan Goddess of the Sun who is sometimes shown as male. As a male Solar Deity, Catha is equated with the Greek Sun-God Helios. Other sources, however, name Usil as the Etruscan Sun-God, though on one mirror Usil is shown as a goddess as well. Catha is from the Etruscan root *cath-*, meaning "the sun", and was also in use as a family name among the Etruscans. Both Usil and Catha are sometimes described as rising from the Sea at dawn, though how the Sun manages to rise from the ocean off the coast of Etruria, which is located on the *western* side of the Apennines, is anyone's guess, unless that particular iconography originally comes from another culture. That said, Usil is depicted on a mirror-back with Nethuns (Neptune, the Sea-God) and Thesan (the Goddess of the Dawn).

Catha is sometimes called the daughter of Usil, and associated with daybreak or sunrise; as such She may be equivalent or a sister-Goddess to Thesan. On the *Liber Linteus*, a fragmentary book of Etruscan ritual, which was only preserved because the linen it was written on was torn into strips and used to wrap a mummy, Catha is called Ati Catha, "Mother Catha". *Ati* is a title used of a few other Etruscan Goddesses such as Cels, the Earth Goddess, and Turan, the Goddess of Love. It may show especial honor or indicate that she was held in high regard among the other Goddesses.

Alternate spellings: Cautha, Cath, Ati Catha
Gododdin

**Strathclyde** is a kingdom that is ruled by King Mynyddog. The Capital of Gododdin is Eidyn

Strathclyde is one of the five kingdoms.

Gododdin borders Strathclyde in all directions but the north, and borders the Pictish kingdom Fib in the north.

## History

Gododdin are Brittonic people of the area known as the Hen Ogledd or Old North (modern south-east Scotland and north-east England), in the sub-Roman period. Descendants of the Votadini, they are best known as the subject of the 6th-century Welsh poem Y Gododdin, which memorialises the Battle of Catraeth and is attributed to Aneirin.

## Trivia

* The people here speak Scottish Gaelic and Common Brittonic.
	+ Some of the population also speak Old English.
Ultimate Player

Ultimate Player is a console by Ultimate Software first developed to public in May 1976.

## History

In 1973, Pong was exported to Veterania and was really popular. After the export of Magnavox Oddysey and Tele-Spiel ES-2201 to Veterania in 1975, the employers of Ultimate Electronics came up with an idea of creating their own videogame console. They eventually created a working prototype in April 1976. The first 100 consoles came to public in May 1976 and they were constantly produced. They became popular - until 1980, 18 million copies were sold in Veterania and 112 million outside the country. The console's price was 2 ht 43 t 99 ct, and every cartridge's price was 0 t 30 t 00 ct. The production stopped in August 1982. 194 million copies were produced, including 23 million copies sold in Veterania.

## Games

* Apple Picker
* Basketball
* Chicken Hunter (necessary gun accessory)
* Diamond Search
* Egg Picker
* Hamburger Maker
* Ice Cream Maker
* Pet Frog
* Ping-Pong
* Rice Growing Simulator
* Soccer
Brandegoris Estangore

**King Brandegoris** is the ruler of Provence, in the Kingdom of the Franks.

## Biography

Brandegoris married Anna, the daughter of the Eastern Roman Empire Emperor, Anastasius I Dicorus, and the Roman empress Ariadne. Anna was previously married to the king of Thurgingia, Levedi le Désiré, and had a son called Sagramore with him.

Brandegoris and Anna have one child together, Claire Estangore. Claire had a brief relationship with Sir Bors the Younger, resulting in Brandegoris becoming a grandfather to Helyan le Blanc. Brandegoris helped raised his grandson, before the child moved to Camelot to be with his father.
Burgundians

The Kingdom of the Burgundians or First Kingdom of Burgundy was established by Germanic Burgundians in the Rhineland and then in Western Europe in the 5th century.

The main inabitants of Francia are the Burgundians, and the current ruler is King Sigismund.

## History

The Burgundians, a Germanic tribe, may have migrated from the Scandinavian island of Bornholm to the Vistula basin in the 3rd century AD. However, the first documented King of the Burgundians, Gjúki (Gebicca), lived in the late 4th century east of the Rhine.

In 406 the Alans, Vandals, Suevi, and possibly the Burgundians, crossed the Rhine and invaded Roman Gaul. The Burgundians settled as foederati in the Roman province of Germania Secunda along the Middle Rhine.
Horned God

The **Horned God** is one of the two main deities of the Old Religion. The other being the Triple Goddess.

The High Priests of the Old Religion are the main servants of the Horned God.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Immortality/invincibility** - Being "God" of the *Merlin* universe, he is eternal and like any spirit cannot by any means be hurt or injured.
* **Omnipotence** - He has unlimited power and and as a spirit can do anything he wants.
* **Omniscience** - Being a God, the Horned God knows all and everything there is to know.
* **Omnipresence** - The Horned God sees all and everything that happens in the *Merlin* universe.

## Trivia

* The symbol of the Horned God is a circle with a crescent above it.
Cornwall

**Cornwall** is a kingdom that is ruled by King Odin, and his wife Queen Meryall. The capital of Cornwall is Isca Dumnoniorum.

Cornwall borders Wessex only, in the west.

## History

**Cornwall** (Cornish: *Kernow*) is a one of the Celtic nations, and is the homeland of the Cornish people.

## Trivia

* The area now known as Cornwall was first inhabited in the Palaeolithic and Mesolithic periods. It continued to be occupied by Neolithic and then by Bronze-Age people.
Isle of the Blessed

The **Isle of the Blessed** is a small lake island located beyond the White Mountains and northeast of the Great Seas of Meredor.

It is said to be the centre of the Old Religion and and was the capital at it's peak.

In the time of the Old Religion, the Isle of the Blessed was inhabited by the High Priests of the The Horned God and High Priestesses of the Triple Goddess and their protectors, the Blood Guard. They looked after many magical artifacts, including the Cup of Life and the Rowan Staff.

They also looked after the Horn of Cathbhadh, which was smuggled to safety during the Great Purge. On Samhain's Eve, the High Priestesses would gather on the Isle of the Blessed and perform a blood sacrifice to release the Dorocha.

## In The Legend

In Arthurian Legend, the **Isle of the Blessed** is synonymous with Avalon, the final resting place of King Arthur. In the series, however, they are two separate locations.

In Geoffrey of Monmouth's 1150 work *Vita Merlini*, Avalon was ruled by Morgan le Fay. She was the chief of nine sisters, all of them skilled in healing. In the series, the Isle of the Blessed was home to the High Priestesses of the Triple Goddess, nine powerful sorceresses dedicated to serving the Old Religion.

## Trivia

* A Rowan tree grows at the very heart of the island. Only the High Priests and Priestesses and their Blood Guard have ever set eyes on it.
* It has a ferryman and Wyverns.
Akeman Street

**Akeman Street** is one of the main Roman road networks in Albion.

It was a Roman road built in Britain during the first and second centuries AD that linked *Verulamium* (St Albans) to *Corinium Dobunnorum* (Cirencester) and many other small towns and villages.

The road joins Watling Street at St Albans, and Fosse Way at Cirencester.

## Etymology

Some have suggested that "Akeman" derives from the Anglo-Saxon words for "oak-man". Others have suggested a connection with Bath, which the Anglo-Saxons called *Acemannesceastre* (*Acemannes* apparently being derived from the Roman name Aquae Sulis). It is unclear how this might have become associated with the road, but one possibility is that the name was originally used for the long stretch of road from Bath.
Aglaeca de Maris

**Aglaeca de Maris** is the Lord of Orne, a county in Francia. He is a member of the House of de Maris.

## Biography

Aglaeca was born into the noble family of de Maris, who have rules over the Castle of the Fens for generations.

His parents were Lady Joan and Sir Agravadain the Black. He has an older sister called Mares.

Mares had a secret relationship with King Ban of Léon, who slept with her and fathered Hector de Maris. Sir Agravadain raised Hector, taking him on as a pageboy and training him as a squire.

After Sir Agravadain's death, Aglaeca became head of the House of de Maris, and the Lord of Bas-Léon.

## Trivia

* Aglaeca speaks Gaulish, Vulgar Latin, and Old French
* Aglaeca is right-handed
Clun

**Clun** is small sized town in Denaria, Camelot.

Clun lies near the River Clun.

## Trivia

* Clun has a population of around three thousand people
* Clun takes its name from the river upon whose banks it stands. Deriving from the Welsh *Colunwy*, it shares its very early Brythonic root with the two rivers Colne, in Lancashire and Essex, each of which has a town of the same name on its banks.
	+ In reall life it is located in Shropshire, England.
Anwen Gaunnes

**Lady Anwen** is a loyal and trustworthy noble in the kingdom of Camelot.

## Biography

### Early Life

Anwen is the daughter of Lord Llary of the House of Mathrafal, and his wife, Lady Gwendolyn of the House of Mathafarn. Her grandmother on her mothers side was apart of the Irish noble family, Dál Fiatach. Her grandmother on her fathers side was apart of the great House of Gwertherion.

Anwen is the youngest of three children, her brother Sir Rhun, and her sister Lady Osanna. Anwen was betrothed to Sir Leon from a young age, a marriage which would unite the House of Marthrafal and the royal House of Gaunnes.

Anwen and Leon met a few times in their childhood, and hit off straight away. Both found it embarrassing that they would one day marry, only seeing each other as friends.

### Visiting and moving to Camelot

When Anwen and Leon reached their teenage years they started to develop romatic feelings for each other. They started to see each other in private when they were sixteen, secretly kissing or holding hands.

Arthur tried to act as Leons wingman, not knowing that Anwen and Leon were secretly seeing each other. Uther also spoke highly about Leon to Anwens parents, knowing that the marriage would benefit Camelot.

In the end their secret relationship was found out by Anwens family, so they were wed. Anwen then moved to Camelot.

Bef

Nine months after the Trégor-Léon War, Anwen gave birth to their first child, Tirion.

The couple has since has a daughter called Evaine, after Leons mother, and Anwen is pregnant with their third child.

Leon and Anwen have also promised a local seamstress that they will take in her son when she dies, as she has an incurealble illness and no living relatives. The boys name is Benjamin.

## Relationships

### Arthur Pendragon

Since Leon and Arthur are so close, she gets along with him aswell. Arthur looks up to Anwen, and sees her as a perfect example of what a noble lady should be like.

### Morgana Pendragon & Elaine Garlot

Se took up the sister/motherly role for them, when they arrived at Camelot after Vivienne and Gorlois’s deaths.

Leon and Anwen are especially close to Elaine, since they were twenty-three when she arrived at the age of seven.

## Trivia

* She knows five languages.
	+ Anglo-Norman, Old English, Latin, Old Gaelic and Common Brittonic (Old Welsh dialect).
Estune

**Estune** is a small village in Wessex. It is near the border of Camelot.

## History

Estune was origially a Roman settlement, as big as a town. Because the Romans left, all that remains today of the Roman settlement is Gatcombe.

The town became inhabited again once the Saxons took over, but it is now classes as a village, due to the small number of people living there.

## Etymology

Estune is Old English meaning 'place by the ash tree'.

## Trivia

* It has a population of around eighty people.
	+ In modern times the parish has a population of 6,044.
* Estune is now Long Ashton, a village and civil parish in Somerset, England. It falls within the unitary authority of North Somerset and is one of a number of large villages just outside the boundary of city of Bristol urban area.
Emrys Heart Wiki

## The Emrys Heart Wiki page

This is the wiki for the Emrys Heart fanfiction.

It's set in an alternate universe where quite a bit has changed.

## Important articles

CamelotMagicAlbionHouse of CuneddaArthur PendragonHouse of Pendragon
This site is a huge work in progress.

**More info**

This wiki for Emrys Heart AU, an AU made by Weasyallen and Talesofwovensilver. It was made as a wiki is a good and neat way of tracking everything, rather than having multiple documents.

A lot of the characters act or are different to canon.

Some of the Character images are made on Artbreeder, and templates used on this wiki are from the Merlin Wiki, unless otherwise stated.

Albions map is inspired by versaphile on Ao3s map. We also got a lot of information from other parts of the map 'fic', linked here.
High Priests

> [...] The High Priests have the power to mirror the life and death, but there will be a price to pay. They will demand a life in return.
>
> Gaius about the High Priests

The **High Priests of the Old Religion**, also known as the **High Priests of the Horned God**, were one of the most important figures in the Old Religion, a group of nine Warlocks who devoted themselves to the Horned God,

   held control over the other wielders of magic, and were worshiped by them.

The High Priests are extremely powerful magical beings: As High Priest, they have the power of the heavens in their hands. No mortal weapon can kill them. They are the male equivalent of High Priestesses.

After the Great Purge, there are less High Priests than Priestesses left in the world.

## Known High Priests

It's unknown how many High Priests are left after the Great Purge and if all of them are now enemies of Camelot. Alator declared that he had been hunted for many years by Uther's men, but he is waiting to help Emrys in his struggle to bring about Albion's time.

Known High Preists are:

* Alator (Catha)
* Iseldir (Druid chieftains)
* Aglain (Druid chieftains)

### Alator

Alator is a Warlock resulting in him being persecuted, chased, and hunted over all the five kingdoms. He is both a magical warrior and a High Priest of the Old Religion. His formidable magical powers made him a powerful ally.

### Druid chieftains

The Druid chieftains are also a type of High Priest. They are not usually Warlocks however, so they are mortal.

## Powers and Abilities

High Priests are exceptionally powerful and skilled at Magic. A High Priest could not be killed by a mortal weapon, only magic (apart from Druid chieftains).
Claire Estangore

**Lady Claire** is the princess of Provence, and the daughter of king Brandegoris.

## Biography

Before Sir Bors the Younger moved back to Brechfa from the capital to take up the title of lord, he had a brief affair with Lady Claire, who was visting with her father for a tournament. This affair resulted in the birth of Helyan le Blanc.

Bors the Younger wasn't informed about having a son, until his engagement with Lady Madog Mathrafal was announced. Lord Bleddyn Mathrafal, head of the House of Mathrafal, and Bors the Elder had arranged for them to get married to unite their houses if Bors the Younger hadn't found a suitable suitor before he became lord.

Lady Claire wanted Bors the Younger to know that he has a son before he married Lady Madog, and asked if they could be wed instead. Bors the Younger informed Lady Madog of his illegitimate child, and asked if she would still take his hand in marriage if he recognised him.

Lady Madog agreed, and they were still wed, leaving Lady Claire single. Helyan le Blanc was recognised as Bors the Younger's son, but his younger half-siblings are in head of him inheritance wise.

## In the Legends

Bors fathers Elyan the White when the beautiful daughter of King Brandegoris, Claire, tricks him into sleeping with her by way of a magic ring; he later introduces his son into the Round Table.
Blaise

**Blaise** is a village in the kingdom of Wessex. It is just north of Brycgstow.

## History

Blaise was first inhabited by Neolithic farmers. There is evidence for Bronze Age, Iron Age and Roman activity through the distinctive hill-forts in the area.

## Trivia

* There is a church in Blaise dedicated to Saint Blaise, who the village is named after.
* In the modern day Blaise is the Blaise Castle Estate, in Bristol.
Fosse Way

**Fosse Way** is one of the main Roman road networks in Albion.

It was a Roman road built in Britain during the first and second centuries AD that linked *Isca Dumnoniorum* (Exeter) in the southwest and *Lindum Colonia* (Lincoln) to the northeast, via *Lindinis* (Ilchester), *Aquae Sulis* (Bath), *Corinium* (Cirencester), and *Ratae Corieltauvorum* (Leicester).

The road joins Akeman Street and Ermine Street at Cirencester, crossed Watling Street at Venonis (High Cross) south of Legorensis, and joined Ermine Street at Lindocolina.

## Etymology

The word *Fosse* is derived from the Latin *fossa*, meaning 'ditch'.[1]
Aquitani

The **Aquitani** live in the region between the Pyrenees, the Atlantic ocean, and the Garonne, in present-day southwestern France in the 1st century BCE. The Romans, dubbed this region *Gallia Aquitania*. In Francia, this area is apart of what is known as Aquitaine.

Although the country where the original Aquitanians lived came to be named *Novempopulania* (nine peoples) in the late years of the Roman Empire and Early Middle Ages (up to the 6th century), the number of tribes varied, with the total number being thirty-two or thirty-three.

During the process of Romanization, the Aquitani gradually adopted the Latin (Vulgar Latin) and Roman civilization. Some still speak Aquitanian, but not many.

The Aquitani are similar to others in the Iberian Peninsula, rather than Gauls or Celts.
Daobeth Ruins

Hundreds of years ago, the kingdom of Daobeth, was the most powerful of the five kingdoms. It had the strongest citadel, which made it the greatest of the five kingdoms.

Daobeth participated in many different battles and won victories. However, despite all this, the kingdom was attacked by dragons. And this battle ended in its destruction, despite a strong citadel. Since then the capital has been only ruins.

Daobeth became a county of Camelot, with the new county town being Ceredigion.
Daobeth (County)

**Daobeth**, is a county in Camelot. Daobeth was originally a kingdom, and apart of the Five Kingdoms, instead of Camelot. After it was destroyed by Dragons, Camelot 'ate' it, and became the fith kingdom.

It used to have a capital of the same name, but the county town is now Ceredigion. This county is ruled by the noble House of Gwertherion.

## Places

* Daobeth Ruins
* Dochraid’s Dwelling
* Ceredigion the Town
* Llanidloes
Cenred Leudonia

King **Cenred** is the ruler of Essetir, a kingdoms in Albion.

He was the husband to Morcades, who is deceased. Becuase he has no male heirs, he has elected his cousin, Lot Oer as his crown prince.

Cenred has an accord of peace with Camelot, which took many years to make. They still don't like each other however.

## Trivia

* "Cenred" is an Anglo-Saxon-type man's name (correctly Cēnrēd or Cēnrǣd, meaning "Keen Advice" or "He whose advice is keen"), with the 'c' pronounced as in "cat", but the show pronounces it as in "cent".
Clistone

**Clistone** is a village in Wessex.

## History

An early recorded place name for Clistone is Caer Odor, Welsh meaning fort on the chasm.

## Etymology

Clistone means 'hillside settlement' and referring to its position on a steep hill.

## Trivia

* It is east to the River Abona, and located near Clistone Camp.
* In the modern day it is known as Clifton, and has merged with Bristol.
House of Cerdicing

The **House of Cerdicing** is a royal house in the the kingdom of Mercia and Wessex.

The house is the holder of Deorham, and manages other noble houses in the area. The head of the house is Alined Cerdicing, the king of Wessex.

The house is counted as a Great House. This house will become the house of Wessex.
House of Eochaid Allmuir

The **House of Eochaid Allmuir** is the royal house of Dyfed.

The current head of the house is Cyngar Eochaid Allmuir, King of Dyfed.

The house is counted as a counted as a Great House, and is related to the House of Gwertherion, House of Mathrafal, House of Seisyllwg, House of Mascen, and the House of Cunedda.

## History

Aed Brosc is the founder of this house. He was the Leader of the Déisi during their migration to Dyfed, which was organised by Rome to protect south west Britannia. The Déisi are a socially powerful class of peoples from Éire. Aed Brosc named the house after his grandfather, Eochaid Allmuir.

The current king of Dyfed is Aed Brosc's great-great-grandson, directly through first born sons.
Geraint Llangathen

## Geraint Dumnonia

**Sir Geraint** is a Knight of Camelot. He is also the First Knight of Camelot.

Geraint was the son of King Erbin of Cornwall, who was overthrown by Odin Marchson soon after Geraint was born. He has two older brothers, Ermind and Dywel.

Geraint and Lady Enide met while the knight was on a mission to defeat a cruel knight, and her family provided him with armor and food. They fell in love and married, but Geraint began to forsake his social and chivalric duties for domestic bliss. Rumors spread, and Enide blamed herself.

One night, her husband overhears her crying about damaging his reputation. Geraint misunderstands her sobs and thinks she has been unfaithful to him. Geraint makes her accompany him on a long and dangerous trip, and forbids her to talk to him. Enide ignores this command several times to warn her husband of impending danger. Over the course of the trip, Geraint proves his abilities as a knight have not faded and accepts that Enide's love and loyalty are genuine, and the couple is reconciled.

When Geraint was promoted to First Knight of Camelot, the rumors of him giving up on his knighthood and chivalric duties for love diminishes. Enide stops feeling guilty and starts to engage with her noble duties more as well.

Enide and Geraint then had a son called Eric.

## Abilities

Geraint is the most experienced Knight of Camelot. He is a skilled leader, often tasked with commanding independent patrols or leading squadrons of knights into battle.

Geraint is an excellent swordsman often taking part in Camelots annual swordsman tournament.

## Trivia

* Geraint speaks basic Vulgar Latin, Old English, and Common Brittonic.
* Geraint is left handed.
House of de Bois

The **House of de Bois** was the royal house of Camelot.

The De Bois had ruled over Camelot for generations, being the descendants of the founder of Camelot, the legendary King Bruta. Even during Roman rule, the De Bois still ruled over Camelot and it flourished.

A few years after the Kingdom of Camelot ate Kingdom of Daobeth, the House of Gwertherion married into the House of de Bois. This led House of Gwertherion to become the rulers of Camelot.

When Uther Pendragon was twenty he gained supporters in Armorica and Camelot, and conquered the latter, overthrowing the House of Gwertherion. The ruler at the time, Idnerth Gwertherion, was killed. Idnerth's future children were supposed to marry back into the House of de Bois, to strengthen their right to rule.

Uther asked for Lady Ygraine de Bois' hand in marriage to strengthen his own claim. Lady Ygraine was smitten with the smart, young king, even though he overthrew the House of Gwertherion. Uther took the crown under the title of "Uther Pendragon" after the dragon-shaped comet. A year after he took Camelot, King Uther and Lady Ygraine married.

The House only has one male of the family left Agravaine de Bois, as Tristan de Bois turned against Uther after the death of Ygraine, blaming Uther for her demise, and challenged Uther to single combat, with Uther defeating him. Bagdemagus Magoç, Tristans son also left the family name when he moved to Aquitaine.

The house is known to be in good ties with the House of Gaunnes and the House of de Maris.
Jutes

The **Jutes**, also known as the *Jutish*, are one of the main Germanic peoples who settled in Albion in the post-Roman period.

They founded the kingdom of Kent. When the Jutish kingdom of Kent was founded, Roman ways and influences must have still had a strong presence. They speak British Latin, and Old English.

Before their move to Albion, Jutes lived in the regions of the eponymous Jutland Peninsula (Denmark) and the Southern Schleswig (Germany).

The Jutes in Albion have mix greatly with other Germanic people and the Celtic Britons to create a new culture Anglo Saxons.

## Etymology

The name of the Jutes came from Latin plural *Iuti*, *Iutae* (in Bede), from Old English *Ēotas*.
Cador Hoel

## Statistics

### Aliases

Sir Cador
Sir Cador of Camelot

### Relatives

Ygerna Hoel (wife)
Constantine Hoel (son)
Peredur Hoel (son)
Cadoc Hoel (son)
Geraint Hoel (father)
Cyngar Hoel (brother)
 Iestyn Hoel (brother)
Selyf Hoel (brother)
Gurguint Hoel (sister)

### Affiliation

Uther Pendragon
Gaius
Arthur Pendragon
Knights of Camelot

## Physical description

### Hair color

Blonde

**Sir Cador** is a high ranking Knight of Camelot.
Ealdor

**Ealdor** is a small outlying village in Essetir. It is the childhood home of Merlin.

## History

Balinor fled to Ealdor after his people were killed during the Great Purge. He sought refuge with Hunith and fell in love with her, but was forced to leave when Uther discovered his whereabouts. His relationship with Hunith later resulted in the birth of their son, Merlin.

Merlin grew up feeling like an outsider in the village's community. He had one friend, William, who knew about his magic. Eventually, Hunith became worried by how at odds Merlin was with their fellow villagers and sent him to live with her brother, Gaius, in Camelot.

## Etymology

"Ealdor" is Anglo-Saxon for "old", "elder" (not "elder-tree").

## Trivia

* Winters are harsh in Ealdor
* It is east to Camelot's boarder
* Ealdor has a population of around sixty people (including the young and the old)
Cirencester

**Cirencester** is the county town of the county Eofham, in Camelot. It is the home of the noble House of Glynllifon.

Three main Roman roads meet in Cirencester: the Fosse Way, Akeman Street, and Ermine Street.

## History

**Corinium Dobunnorum** was the Romano-British settlement at Cirencester. Its 2nd-century walls enclosed the second-largest area of a city in Roman Britain. It was the tribal capital of the Dobunni.

## Etymology

The name stem *Corin* is cognate with *Churn* (the modern name of the river on which the town is built) and with the stem *Cerne* in the nearby villages of North Cerney, South Cerney, and Cerney Wick; also on the River Churn. The modern name *Cirencester* is derived from the cognate root *Ciren* and the standard *-cester* ending indicating a Roman fortress or encampment.

This name root goes back to pre-Roman times and is similar to the original Brythonic name for the river, and perhaps the settlement. An early Welsh language ecclesiastical list from St David's gives another form of the name *Caerceri* where *Caer* is the Welsh for fortress and *Ceri* is cognate with the other forms of the name.
Coin of Necromancy

> An interesting present.The price of a soul.
>
>

The **Coin of Necromancy** is both an artifact of the Old Religion and a powerful tool of dark magic.

Once placed in the Pool of Nemhain, it would raise a desired soul as a Shade.

## Trivia

* The coin's purpose may be a reference to Greek mythology. Much like Charon required payment or bribe to ferry deceased souls across the river Styx, Morgana used the coin to pay for both her own (in the deleted scene) and Lancelot's journeys back to the world of the living.
Camelot (County)

**Camelot**, is a county in the kingdom of Camelot. The capital of Camelot is a city of the same name, and it is the home of the royal House of Pendragon.

## Places

* Camelot the Capital
* Howden - Village
* Willowdale - Village
* Greenswood - Village
* Darkling Woods
* Castle of the Ancient Kings
* White Mountains
* Lake of Avalon
* Priestess Fortress
* Llanfyllin
* Llanfair Caereinion
* Begestan
* Sawesberie
* Wem
Caerloyw

**Caerloyw** is a city in Eofham, in the kingdom of Camelot.

## History

Glevum, the Roman name for Caerloyw, was established around AD 48 at an important crossing of the River Severn and near to the Fosse Way, the early front line after the Roman invasion of Britain.

## Etymology

From the city's Roman name, *Glevum*, Anglo-Saxon migrants after 410, with their fledgling feudal structure, the Kingdom of Wessex, culturally overwhelmed the area's Romano-Celtic society and changed the city's name from *Caerloyw*, Gloucester's name in modern Welsh, while recognising the presence of the Roman fort. *Caerloyw* is: *caer* (meaning "fort, stronghold or castle") and *loyw*, a lenition of *gloyw* as it would have been pronounced by many speakers, means "bright/shiny/glowy".
House of de Maris

The **House of de Maris** is a noble house in the county of Orne, in the kingdom of Francia.

The house is the holder of the Castle of the Fens, and manages other noble houses in the area. The head of the house is Lord Aglaeca. The house is counted as a counted as a Great House.

The house is known to be in good ties with the House of Gaunnes, House of le Sauvage, and the House of de Bois.
Cornouaille

**Cornouaille** is a kingdom in Armorica that is currently ruled by King Alian II.

## History

The name is cognate with Cornwall in neighbouring Albion. This can be explained by the settlement of Cornouaille by migrant princes from Cornwall who created an independent principality founded by Rivelen Mor Marthou. Because of this Cornouaille is more Breton, rather than Gallic

## Counties

* Plougastel
* Kernevodez
* Crozon
* Rouzig
* Bidar
* Glazig
* Penn Sardin
* Cap Sizun
* Pays Bigouden
* Aven
* Chtou
* Dardoup
* Poher
* Calanhel
* Fisel
* Franch
* Pays de Pontivy - This county is mostly in Vannetais
* Pays de Loudéac - This county is mostly in Pays De Saint-Brieuc, and some of it is also in Vannetais
Goths

The **Goths** are a Germanic people who played a major role in the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the emergence of medieval Europe.

Beginning in the middle of the 2nd century, the Goth culture shifted southeast towards the Black Sea. This was part of a wider southward movement of eastern Germanic tribes, which was probably caused by massive population growth. As a result, other tribes were pushed towards the Roman Empire, contributing to the beginning of the Marcomannic Wars. By 200 AD, Goths were probably being recruited into the Roman army.

On the Pontic steppe the Goths quickly adopted several nomadic customs from the Sarmatians. They excel at horsemanship, archery and falconry, and are also accomplished agriculturalists and seafarers. Goths speak Gothic and Old Frankish. Goths are usually Christian, having their own Gothic Bible.

Mistreated by corrupt local Roman officials, the Gothic refugees were soon experiencing a famine; some are recorded as having been forced to sell their children to Roman slave traders in return for rotten dog meat. Enraged by this treachery, Fritigern unleashed a widescale rebellion in Thrace, in which he was joined not only by Gothic refugees and slaves, but also by disgruntled Roman workers and peasants, and Gothic deserters from the Roman Army. The ensuing conflict, known as the Gothic War, lasted for several years.

In the aftermath of the Hunnic onslaught, two major groups of the Goths would eventually emerge, the Visigoths and Ostrogoths. Visigoths means the "Goths of the west", while Ostrogoths means "Goths of the east".

### Ostrogoths and Visigoths

The **Ostrogoths** and **Visigoths** are Roman-era Germanic people. In the 5th century, they followed each other in creating two great Gothic kingdoms within the Roman Empire, Italy and Toulouse.

The differences were geographic and political. The Ostrogoths submitted to the Huns, while the Visigoths submitted to the Romans.

## Etymology

In the Gothic language, the Goths were called the \**Gut-þiuda* ('Gothic people') or \**Gutans* ('Goths'). The Proto-Germanic form of the Gothic name is \**Gutōz*, which co-existed with an n-stem variant \**Gutaniz*, attested in *Gutones*, *gutani*, or *gutniskr*. The form \**Gutōz* is identical to that of the Gutes and closely related to that of the Geats (\**Gautōz*). Though these names probably mean the same, their exact meaning is uncertain. They are all thought to be related to the Proto-Germanic verb \**geuta-*, which means "to pour".
Dál Riata

**Dál Riata** is a Gaelic kingdom that is ruled by King Áed and his wife. Dál Riata includes the western seaboard. The capital of Dál Riata is Dunadd.

Dál Riata borders Fidach in the north, Fortriu in the north-east, Fortla in the east, and Strathclyde in the south.

## Trivia

* It consisted of four main kindreds, each with their own chief: Cenél nGabráin (based in Kintyre), Cenél nÓengusa (based on Islay), Cenél Loairn (who gave their name to the district of Lorn) and Cenél Comgaill (who gave their name to Cowal).
* Dál Riata is the only Gaelic kingdom in Albion.
Angusel Oer

## Urien Oer

King Angusel is the king of the Pictish kingdom of Cé.

He is the middle son of the late king Cynfarch of Rheged. Angusels brothers are King Urien of Rheged, and Prince Lot of Essetir. He also has a younger sister called Enneni, who married into the House of de Bois. Because both him and Urien have male heirs, and their cousin King Cenred doesn't, Lot became Cenreds heir.

Due to Angusel not having any heirs himself, his kingdom will be passed onto one of Uriens sons.

## Trivia

* He is related to Coel Hen, and in turn a descendent of the House of Gwertherion.
* He is right handed.
Clistone Camp

**Clistone Camp**, is a village in the kingdom of Wessex.

There is a road from Clistone Camp to Sulis.

## History

Clistone Camp was a multivallate Iron Age hill fort. It is surrounded by a Roman field system. It is located near Clistone.

## Trivia

* Clifton Camp is a Iron Age hill fort on Observatory Hill on Clifton Downs, and there are remnants of an Iron Age or Roman field system between Ladies Mile and Bristol Zoo. The Roman road from Bath to Sea Mills crossed the Downs near Stoke Road, and a short length is visible as a slightly raised grassy bank.
Deverdoeu

**Deverdoeu** is a town in the county of the Northern Plains, in the kingdom of Camelot.

Although it isn't the county town, it is the military and administrative centre of the Northern Plains.

## History

The Roman Legio II Adiutrix during the reign of the Emperor Vespasian founded Deverdoeu in AD 79, as a "castrum" or Roman fort with the name Deva Victrix.

Deva, was a legionary fortress.

The fortress was garrisoned by the legion until at least the late 4th century. Although the army had abandoned the fortress by 410 when the Romans retreated from Albion, the Romano-British civilian settlement continued.

## Trivia

* Deverdoeu is modern day **Chester**.
* It has a high Romano-British population.
Deria

**Deria** is a kingdom that is ruled by Soemil of Deira. The capital of Deria is York.

Deria borders Bernicia in the north, Rheged in the north-west, Amata in the west, Elmet in the south-west and a little bit of Merica in the south.

## History

**Deira** (Old Welsh/Cumbric: *Deywr* or *Deifr*; Old English: *Derenrice* or *Dere*) is an Anglo-Saxon kingdom in what is now Northern England.

The current ruler, Soemil, is an Angle who was one of many Angles hired to help defend the native Britons from raiders. Soemil is the one who separated Deira from Bernicia, and made it it's own kingdom.
Guinevere Pendragon

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**Guinevere** better known as **Gwen**, was the daughter of blacksmith Tom, and servent of Lady Morgana.

## Abilities

As the daughter of a blacksmith, Gwen was very knowledgeable about armour and various other pieces of equipment. Gwen has some proficiency at wielding a sword.

Gwen was also known for her dressmaking abilities as she was noted as the best Seamstress in Camelot by many.

## Trivia

* Guinevere speaks Old English, and Common Brittonic.
* Guinevere was right handed.

## In the Legends

The character of Gwen was based on Guinevere, the wife of Arthur and Queen of the Britons, in the Arthurian legends. Guinevere appears in the earliest stories of Arthur as his faithful wife. The Welsh Triad names the three queens of Arthur, all three named Gwenhwyfar. It was widely accepted that the famous Gwenhwyfar of legend was the third one mentioned; she was the "daughter of Gogfran the Giant." Geoffrey of Monmouth portrays Guinevere as a noble lady with a Roman heritage, raised by Duke Cador of Cornwall. The recurring theme of her love affairs, whether by consent or abduction, has many variations. Early stories give Arthur as her rescuer, while later the rescuer was Lancelot.
Aquitaine

**Aquitaine** is a territory in Francia that is currently ruled by King Bagdemagus. It was held by Chlodomer Merovingian, son of the late King Clovis, but Chlodomer has since passed away.

## History

There are traces of human settlement by prehistoric peoples, but the earliest attested inhabitants in the south-west were the Aquitani, not Gauls.

The Goths were called into Gaul as *foederati*, legalizing their status within the Empire. Eventually they established themselves as the *de facto* rulers in south-west Gaul as central Roman rule collapsed. Goths established their capital in Toulouse, but their tenure on Aquitaine was feeble. In 507, they were expelled south to Hispania after their defeat in the Battle of Vouillé by the Franks, who became the new rulers in the area to the south of the Loire.

## Trivia

* According to Julius Caesar, Gaul was divided into three parts: Gallia Celtica, Belgica, and Aquitania.
* Aquitaine cooperated with Julius Caesar's navy and traded goods.
Cicestre

**Cicestre**, is a city and county town in Kent.

The city is connected to Lundenwic by the Roman road Stane Street.

## History

There is no recorded evidence that the city that became Chichester was a settlement of any size before the coming of the Romans. The area around Chichester played significant part during the Roman invasion of AD 43. The city centre stands on the foundations of the Romano-British city of *Noviomagus Reginorum*, capital of the *Civitas Reginorum*.

It was captured towards the close of the fifth century, by Ælle a Jute, and renamed after his son, Cissa. The most probable source of Chichester's name is from Cissa.
Dorocha

> They are the voices of the dead, my child. And like the dead, they are numberless
>
> Gaius

The **Dorocha** are voices of the dead who inhabit the Spirit World.

## History

The Dorocha can kill a man with a single touch and are immune to magic.

In the time of the Old Religion, the High Priestesses would gather together on Samhain's Eve and perform a Blood Sacrifice. The sacrifice tore the veil between the worlds and released the Dorocha into the living world.

## Abilities

The Dorocha are powerful creatures of magic who can kill any mortal with a single touch, seemingly by freezing them to death. Conversely, Dorocha appear to be weak to warmth and light, as they can be repelled by fire and only come out at night.

The Dorocha are also known to be immune to magic.

## Trivia

* It is unknown whether all humans become Dorocha after death]
Durnovaria

**Durnovaria** is the capital of the kingdom of Wessex, which is ruled by King Alined.

Romans occupied Durnovaria from 70 AD until the withdrawal of the Roman administration from Albion.

## Etymology

Durnovaria is a Brythonic name incorporating durn, "fist", loosely interpreted as 'place with fist-sized pebbles'.

## Trivia

* Durnovaria becomes modern day Dorchester.
* It was originally one of the captials of the Celtic Durotriges tribe.
Caerlanrigh

**Caerlanrigh** is a cave located in the Grove of Brineved.

**Caerlanrigh** is a cave located in the Grove of Brineved. It contains the spring that feeds the ancient pool used by the Disir to divine the will of the Triple Goddess, and is therefore considered sacred by followers of the Old Religion.

## Trivia

* The Old Religion is at its strongest at Caerlanrigh, as it is the very centre of its powers. The Disir also stated that the very heart of the Old Religion was at Caerlanrigh
Balin le Sauvage

**Sir Balin le Sauvage** was a Lord of Neustria, over the Calvados Hold. He was also the head of the House of le Sauvage.

## History

He was betrothed to Malehaut de Maris, of the noble House of de Maris, from a young age. The House of de Maris rule over the county next over from Calvados, Orne.

Balin and Malehaut got married when Balin became of age. They've had two children together, Doadinel and Taurain.

Balin was seeking refuge but as the days pass he found himself at a castle where he is compelled to fight with its resident defender. This defender is his brother Balan, who has earned this role against his will by killing the previous occupier of the position.

Neither brother recognised each other: Balan being in unfamiliar and disguising red armour with an unrecognisable shield; Balin having been persuaded just before the battle to swap his own shield for a better one immediately before the duel. The brothers mortally wound each other, Balin outliving Balan only by a few hours.

Because both of his sons weren't of age, his wife Malehaut le Sauvage became the Governor of Calvados.
Anhora

**Anhora** is a powerful Warlock known as the Keeper of the Unicorns.

## Biography

Anhora is the Keeper of the Unicorns. He protects the unicorns that inhabit the lands of Albion and oversees the tests needed to lift the curse triggered by their deaths.

## Abilities

Anhora is a very powerful Warlock. He can use nonverbal spells to disappear, reappear, and travel great distances at will; can bind Emrys with roots too strong for him to escape; and can conjure an array of items, including food.

Anhora can disguisehimself as other people and create illusions.

He is not the cause of the Unicorn's Curse and it is not in his power to lift it. However, he does play the vital role of judging the perpetrator and providing them with tests to determine if they were pure of heart. If they passed the tests, the curse would be lifted .
Finna

**Finna** is a Bendrui priestess, and apprentice of Alator of the Catha.

The Bendrui was a group of priestesses who trained to become High Priestesses, but failed to meet the exceptionally high standards. Before the time of The Great Purge, girls would be chosen at birth for the priesthood. They'd be taken away from their families and brought up as initiates in the Old Religion.

Although many tried, few succeeded, for ordinary gifts were not enough: only those possessed of exceptional magical power could ever hope to be one of the Nine.

Finna is the last priestess of the Bendrui to still be alive after the purge and ban of Magic.
Givelcestre

**Givelcestre** is a market town in the kingdom of Wessex.

It is along the Fosse Way.

## History

In the Roman period, the place was named **Lindinis** and was the site of a fort and then a town on the Fosse Way. Finds from a large 4th-century cemetery at Northover House suggest Christian worship. It eventually served as one of two regional capitals for the Durotriges tribe.

## Etymology

Givelcestre means 'Roman fort on the River Yeo'.
House of Mathrafal

The **House of Mathrafal** is a noble house in the many countries across the Brettanic Isles.

The Royal House of Mathrafal began as a cadet branch of the Royal House of Gwertherion, taking their name from Mathrafal Castle, their principal seat and effective capital.

The current head of the house is Llary Mathrafal.

The house is counted as a counted as a Great House, and is related to the House of Mathafarn, House of Gaunnes, and the House of Gwertherion.