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Jasmine

## Ranks and Titles

* Veteran
* Survivor

## Affiliation

* Outsider
* Dragonkin
* Halfast
* Discord

**Jasmine**, later known as **Jasmine Firebane** upon her lovecraftian union with Jack Firebane, was a veteran of Dragonhollow since its Fourth Era.

# History

Jasmine lived on the planet Outsider before she came to Dragonhollow, living in Astor with Jack Firebane and many others who chose voluntarily exile during the Dark Age.

She arrived in Summergate via airship on 4E:405 and constructed a small wooden cabin.

In the Fall of Summer, Jasmine joined Jack's crew of bandits and helped him blow random shit up. Later, she was one of the brave settlers who vied for survival in the desert Badlands.

During the Fifth Era, she was a member of the Dragonkin and chose to live in Kindred, a town that her friend Jack Firebane founded around their Dragon Gate. Together with Jack she built a minimalist two-story house with strong horizontal presence.

She had a shop at the Exchange in Blackbourne.

Jasmine finished 8th in the first Pandora Survivor competition with 104 consecutive days survived, but she led all participants for nearly two weeks and was the first to cross the 100 day threshold.

Their home was later raided by scavenging bandits and briefly occupied by a sorcerer who could see through walls. However, the house survived even after its neighborhood fell into disrepair before eventually being destroyed when Pandora's Box was opened on 5E:319.

She was a user of the faster-than-light communications network Discord.

Jasmine returned to Dragonhollow with Jack to brave the dangerous expanse of Hallowmere on 6E:1. They fixed up a brick-roof ruined house and turned it into a cozy cottage.

On 8E:4, she arrived on the Halfast colony with Jack where they built a cabin in the forest. Upon learning of who she was, HyperSilence finally granted her veteranship, years after she was eligible.

# Gallery

Summerlands cabinHouse shared with Jack in KindredKindred house InteriorHome just a crater after Pandora's Box was openedJasmine leads the first Pandora Survivor contestHallowmere home with JackHalfast home
Hipster

## Author

HyperSilence

***Hipster*** was a book written by HyperSilence.

It was intended as a boast that—as the Archpriest of Eris—the author had been the first to complete the Search for Snowcrest, before mere mortals even knew of the city's frozen existence.

He hid the book inside a secret chamber within the Winterleaf.

# Locations

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

# Content

i was here before it was even cool.

#hipsterstatus

#first
Forest Lodge

## Architect

Peetmans

The **Forest Lodge** was a residence in Hallowmere during Dragonhollow's Sixth Era.

Peetmans chose a site along the southeast fork of Hardship Trail on the banks of the River Acheron, surrounded by a forest of oak and just downriver from the Silver Span and Meander.

Constructed proceeded at a glacial pace due to the extraordinary dangers of the land. Peetmans was barely able to exit the front door of his temporary living quarters due to the witches, creepers, and skeletons that mobbed him even in broad daylight. Though frustrated by his high mortality rate, he remained resolute and completed the structure's exterior on 6E:42.

The finished Forest Lodge was a tower house built from stone brick and oak wood with cobblestone and jungle wood accents. A back dock allowed boat launches on the Acheron. The the four-story tower provided fine views of the river, Meander, Vigilance, the distant mountain cliffs, and on particularly clear days Weyland House.

Peetmans lived there in the months to follow as he worked on his next project, an upriver fort near the mountains.

After it was eventually abandoned by Peetmans, Boo and Sharkberries became squatters there in lieu of spending considerable time and effort to erect a home of their own in the harsh conditions of the region.

# Gallery

Forest LodgeAlong the River AcheronFirst floor interiorRear view, Vigilance and Weyland House visibleSecond floor interiorDownriver view of the Silver Span and Meander
Hyperion (faction)

*This article is about the Hyperion faction. You may be looking **other uses of the name Hyperion**.*

## Headquarters

* Stony Sands
* Murica
* Clay Canyon
* Hyperion Heights
* Big Butte

## Affiliation

Dragon Riders

**Hyperion** was a faction that existed during Dragonhollow's Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Era.

Though their unrivaled wealth and technological superiority made Hyperion a great power, their lack of military might forced them on the defensive against threats from the Merry Men and Scylfings.

# History

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ManDooga

## Ranks and Titles

* Recruit of Greywatch
* Citizen

## Affiliation

Greywatch

**ManDooga** was a citizen of Dragonhollow active during the Sixth Era.

He arrived in Hardship via airship on 6E:44. Like many Hallowmere residents, he struggled against the harsh landscape and vicious monsters. Above all, he found it difficult to find enough food to avoid starvation in the midst of a famine caused by a dearth of natural resources near the capital.

Upon invitation from Lex, he joined the Greywatch organization. Because of his expertise in crop cultivation, he soon became their farmkeeper and established Greywatch Farms at their Greywatch Garrison castle headquarters.

ManDooga vanished when the Merry Men assaulted Greywatch Garrison during their Invasion of Hallowmere on 6E:52. Afterwards, Lex made the difficult decision to consolidate their forces within the castle itself and chose to abandon the farms, causing them to be raided by bandits and fall into disrepair.
Final Flight

## Lore

*The end is nigh...*

***Final Flight*** was a book authored by Tox that recounted an ancient prophecy he learned from Nut that foretold of a great exodus of dragons to their place of birth when the end of Dragonhollow was approaching.

# Locations

### Eleventh Era—Present

* Wan Shi Tong's Traveling Library on Halfast

# Content

*I was once heard from Nut of a prophecy about dragons fleeing the end of the world.*

*I had thought it superstition...*

When the three who et their makers are slain by the children of summer,

When the bleeding star and burning tear fall upon flags and furrows,

When the father below dens in skies above,

When her acolytes pry the lid from perdition,

When the ring of reavers fade away without a word,

When the dead do not die and bones hurl fire and flame,

When she abandons her flock for worlds anew,

When the clouds close and transit terminates,

When the joker drops his cowl and the flames claim him,

When the tower of the imperium stands alone,

When mutiny grips her hand and soil sinks away,

When the dreamship docks in the house of ill repute,

When the thief steals victory from the cheating feet,

When the sun sets and demons dine,

Then the dragons will return to their cradle and and await the dawn.
GPS

## Notes

* Teleports to last used bed
* Uses 5 XP levels
* Can be used with 0 XP
* 10-second countdown delay

## Lore

*Right click this to take you back to the last bed you slept in...*

## Notes

* Teleports to spawn
* Uses 3 XP levels
* Can be used with 0 XP
* 5-second countdown delay

## Lore

*Right click this to take you back to Spawn...*

The **GPS** was a teleportation device used on Halfast.

The item came in two configurations. The **Home GPS** returned its user to the last bed they slept in at a cost of 5 XP levels with a 10 second countdown. The **Spawn GPS** teleported users to the Fish Bowl at a cost of 3 XP levels with a 5 second countdown.

Both configurations had infinite uses and were dropped upon death.

Damage dealt directly to the user from other people automatically reset the countdown timer to prevent the GPS from being used to escape from combat between residents.

The GPS served as a spiritual successor to both the Hearthstone and Teleport Scrolls, but because the device had only a single function, users avoided the potentially catastrophic mistake of accidentally setting a teleportation point rather than transporting to it.

Earlier versions of the devices differed in their design. One version of the Home GPS used *all* XP with a 60 second cooldown between uses, while its counterpart Spawn GPS used *all* XP with a 30 second cooldown. The original GPS used 5 and 3 XP levels respectively with no cooldown or delay. These items were grandfathered in and remained in circulation as rare collector's items, exchanging hands through trade and murder.

In the Eighth Era, Gabault identified a malfunction that allowed the devices to be used without sufficient XP, a flaw that was quickly fixed by HyperSilence, the Hierarch of Halfast. Years later when the problem resurfaced, he quietly allowed it to remain as an unpublished feature useful in emergencies.

# Recipe

### HomeGPS

* x3 gold ingot
* x1 redstone block
* x3 iron block

### SpawnGPS

* x3 gold ingot
* x1 redstone block
* x3 iron ingot
HyperSilence

* HyperSilence
* Intrexovert

## Ranks and Titles

* Archpriest of Eris
* Heirarch of Halfast
* Head of Cabbage
* Top Survivor
* Veteran
* Explorer
* Survivor
* Ghost
* *DHBabySitter*

## Affiliation

* Priesthood of Eris
* DragonSlayers
* Northham Preservation Society
* Cabbage
* Hyperion
* Dragonkin
* Dragon Riders
* Discord
* Halfast

**HyperSilence** was the fourth and longest serving Archpriest of Eris, General of the Dragonslayers, governor of Cabbage, founder of Hyperion, and architect of the Hyper Dungeons.

After arriving in Swampwater in the last days of the Second Era, he aligned himself with the aggressive Dragonslayers faction and after proving his value to Calp0l as a tactical mastermind he was made General of their dreaded army. As strategic commander, he played a key role in the Third Era's Northham Wars and pioneered a number of strategies and tactics in raids and battles that increased the faction's military might and extraordinary wealth.

Like the rest of the Dragonslayers, HyperSilence was publicly executed and his soul was forcibly banished to the Underworld by Eris for numerous crimes against the people.

He escaped as part of the Scattering during the Dark Age and established a safe haven on Cabbage for fellow refugees fleeing in the wake of Northham's destruction. Eventually, he turned against his own kind in opposition to the Dragonslayers, made peace with Eris, and in the Fourth Era returned to Dragonhollow from his long exile. Recognizing his reformation and experience, Eris chose him as the next Archpriest of Eris and her chief lieutenant.

In this role, he served as caretaker for the majority of both the Fourth and Fifth Eras while Eris was away during a period known as Hyperhollow, whereupon he created the first Hyper Dungeons, organized the construction of Wyvern Pointe, and initiated the Twilight Project. When Retro was chosen as the first Hegemon by Eris, he was permitted to stay as Archpriest. By the late Fifth and early Sixth Eras, Hyper's primary contribution to the affairs of mortals was to create spontaneous squid storms.

HyperSilence was the founder of the prosperous Hyperion faction, whom he led in battle against the Merry Men across both the Badlands and Pandora.

Despite his contributions to Dragonhollow, Hyper remained a controversial figure amongst some older veterans due to his past history.
Ishtar's Blessing

## Effects

* Fire Resistance (1:00)
* Glowing (5:00)
* Health Boost (5:00)
 (+2 maximum hearts)
* Regeneration (0:30)
 (+6 hearts)
* Resistance (1:00)
* Speed (1:00)

## Lore

*A gift from the Goddess of Life. Ishtar's blessing will keep you alive.*

**Ishtar's Blessing** was a potion in Novigrad on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Said to be distilled by the goddess of life herself, Ishtar's Blessing was a powerful panacea that provided those who drank it with a variety of useful effects. They ran faster, were immune to fire and lava, were 20% more resilient against damage of all kinds, had greater health than mere mortals, and their health regenerated. In addition, those blessed by Ishtar emitted a blinding white glow that made them visible through solid objects.

Ishtar's Blessing could only be obtained in the many Temples of Ishtar found across the land. Thanks to the benevolence and power of Ishtar, all travelers who visited were entitled to receive one potion from each temple.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real-world Halfast.*

HyperSilence added Ishtar's Blessing to chests inside the Temples of Ishtar. Thanks to the Lootin plugin which created unique inventories for each chest, every player could receive the potion from a Temple of Ishtar even if previously looted by others.
Elixir of Life

## Effects

* Regeneration IV (0:02)
 (+10 hearts)

## Lore

*Acey's Elixir of choice*

**Elixir of Life** was a regenerative health mixture.

The potion was said to be a favorite of Acey, the semi-mortal aspect of Eris who occasionally allowed herself to take damage. Despite insistence from the Priesthood to the contrary, rumors persisted that it was brewed from the blood of her subjects.

It was the quickest method of regeneration in Dragonhollow. A single bottle restored the drinker to full health in just two seconds. Despite its potency, the Elixir of Life had no known negative side effects.

The potion was found within Ruins and Hyper Dungeons.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Elixir of Life was created by HyperSilence for the Twilight Project.

The name is a reference to the Elixir of Life, a real-world mythical potion tied to the Philosopher's Stone that was thought to grant the drinker immortality and eternal youth.

It was one of the few methods of replenishing health in Dragonhollow.
Hunter's Home

**Location**
 **Affiliation**
 **Status**

**Hunter's Home** was a town in Pandora during the Fifth Era that served as the power base for the Dragon Hunters.

It gradually underwent a decline and became a ghost town after the second set of Dragon Gates opened in Outer Pandora.

# History

Several Dragon Hunters decided to stay in the area that surrounded their Dragon Gate as they arrived from Sanctuary, forming a small settlement that would become Hunter's Home.

The town gradually expanded around the gate as their numbers grew, providing a relatively safe neighborhood in which to live and work.

To support the growing population, mob and crop farms were established. Twin beacons bearing the colors of their clan provided by Gabault made the town even more attractive to potential residents. Sprankles established a new line of the Sprankleton Subway that connected Hunter's Home to Sprankleton.

For a time, it served as the Pandora headquarters for the Merry Men who operated out of Gabault's home.

By 5E:75, Hunter's Home had begun to gradually decline as residents moved on, some to places further out in Pandora, others to the thriving community of Freetown. Panda, perhaps inspired by the recent work the Dragon Riders had organized at Rider's Rest, announced a restoration effort of the town on 5E:86 but found little support and eventually abandoned the plan.

With the 5E:101 opening of new Dragon Gates in Wyvern Pointe allowing access to the unspoiled expanse of Outer Pandora, many of the last remaining residents of Hunter's Home moved away. When Gabault finally left and razed his old home, he took his beacons with him, depriving the town of what little draw remained.

It remained a ghost town until Ky became its caretaker, terraforming the nearby land and lighting the surroundings to provide a safe zone during dangerous Dragonhollow nights. He further fortified the gate itself and provided new arrivals with the basics they would need to survive.

The rail line to Sprankleton was maliciously destroyed by the Tricky Trio on or before 5E:186, but was restored through a combined effort of Sprankles, Ky, Tox, and Retro on 5E:208.

# Description

Much of the architecture incorporated local acacia wood and purple color schemes reflective of their clan's official colors. Hunter's Home was visible far into the distance because of the pair of beacons provided by prominent resident Gabault, also bearing their colors.

Travel to other communities was made possible through the road network built by Sprankles and later via the Sprankleton Subway.

# Gallery

Road from the eastRoad approach, with Mugrat's home visibleDolphin's homeVillager farm built by MJRminerGabault's homeHunter's HomeAt sunsetMugrat's homeWicked and Belle's estateThe townAbsurd's homeRuins after the opening of Pandora's Box
Navi

**Navi** was an allay in Novigrad on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

She was one of the first things newcomers saw upon arrival at Skyloft Palace and could often be seen holding the Halfast Survival Guide, which one received if they interacted with her.

# Gallery

Navi holding a copy of the Halfast Survival Guide

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real world Halfast.*

Navi was a reference to the fairy Navi from the The Legend of Zelda franchise of video games, first appearing in 1998's *Ocarina of Time*.
Mythic Pickaxe

## Enchantments

(Diamond Variant)* Unbreaking III
* Efficiency IV
* Mending

(Netherite Variant)

* Unbreaking III
* Efficiency V
* Fortune III
* Knockback II
* Mending

## Lore

*The Pickaxe of {dragon name}. Forged from dragon scales.*

The **Mythic Pickaxe**, better known by two names—the **Pickaxe of Typhoeus** and the **Pickaxe of Villentretenmerth**, was a pair of enchanted pickaxes on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

They had a chance of being dropped by two regenerating mythic ender dragons native to the Novigrad Nest—Typhoeus and Villentretenmerth. They were said to be forged from dragon scales.

The Mythic Pickaxe came in a diamond variant with a higher chance to drop and a netherite variant with a lower chance to drop.
Jotunheim

## Affiliation

Scylfings

**Vanaheim** was a town in the Hammerlands served as the seat of the Scylfings power during Dragonhollow's Seventh Era.

It was founded by Wiz on 7E:62 upon thick jungle and clay soil land confiscated from Reqll, whom the Scylfings had killed and driven from the planet. It was located just downriver from Hammerlea on the River Lethe, an crucial waterway for transportation and trade.

Lit entirely by glowstone visible through the jungles for half a kilometer, Vanaheim was to be a great walled city central to the Hammerlands community. Wiz used as his model the vibrant Fifth Era metropolis of Sprankleton, one of the largest settlements in history.

Foundations for the walls were partially laid and the Scylfings took over a storehouse built into a nearby mountain by Reqll, erecting a shrine there for the egg of the dragon Amaranth. Timber clearcutting of the dense jungle began shortly thereafter.

Wiz announced to the world that all were welcome to become residents and that all those who did would be under the protection of the Scylfings. Because the clan was attacking people all across the Hammerlands through use of the Player Tracker, this represented a way for them escape death.

Absurd built a treehouse in Vanaheim and several other citizens built residences.

Nevertheless, some were wary of Wiz's intentions and skeptical of his motives, concerned with being affiliated with murderous brigands or becoming their vassals. Others, like their enemy Sleekit—who referred to Vanaheim as “New Clown Town”—outright refused the invitation on principle.

On 7E:67, the town was damaged by unknown assailants. Wiz placed the blame squarely on Sleekit's shoulders, suspecting he was responsible because of their troubled history. His suspicions were realized in full on 7E:89 when Sleekit captured Vanaheim by taking over the expired claim deed, raising the flags of his Overkingdom above it and dealing a harsh blow to the Scylfings. This military occupation continued throughout the remaining days of the Seventh Era.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Vanaheim was one of the Nine Worlds of Norse mythology and the birthplace of Yngvi. His descendants were the Scylfings, a legendary dynasty of Swedish kings mentioned in *Beowulf*.
Lil' Tunder

## Mayor

* Boo
* Sharkberries

**Lil' Tunder** was a quaint village in the Swamplands during Dragonhollow's Second Era.

Primarily built by Sharkberries, it was located several hundred meters northwest of Swampwater on the edge of the central marshes and within view of the Grove. This proximity to the capital led to frequent visits from other residents and occasionally crooks and cutthroats, the deadliest being Elite and Calp0l.

Lil' Tunder was a collection of small one and two-story oak and cobble residences with small crop fields buried underground. Both Boo and Shark had houses there.

# Gallery

Calp0l is a poopypantsSharkberries' houseFirst floor of Sharkberries' houseSecond floor of Sharkberries' houseCorner profile420 blaze spaceBoo's houseInside Boo's houseA house in Lil' TunderRow of underground greenhouses
Mylanth

## Slayer

* King (first)
* Kingkauw (first)
* FlyingPokemon (first)
* Dr. Tech (first)

**Mylanth** was an uncommon ender dragon native to the Novigrad Nest on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Though her true origins were unknown, her nest was chosen by HyperSilence to challenge adventurers from Novigrad. She, like her kin, was periodically resurrected after death through esoteric necromancy, making her in some sense immortal.

Mylanth was more resilient than traditional ender dragons, possessing 100% more health. Her egg was said to give off a faint glow.

On 11E:52, a raiding party from the Knights of Ishtar consisting of King, Kingkauw, FlyingPokemon, and Dr. Tech first defeated Mylanth. Her first kill was Dr. Tech.

# Loot

Upon the dragon's death, a chest could potentially spawn with a possible chance of containing the following loot:

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* x1 dragon egg
* x1 elytra
* x1 Mylanth's Healing Elixir
* Blade of Mylanth
* Helm of Mylanth
* Chestplate of Mylanth
* Leggings of Mylanth
* Boots of Mylanth
* x1 iron helmet (Protection II)
* x1 iron chestplate (Protection II)
* x1 iron leggings
* x1 iron boots
* x1 shield
* x1 Dagger of Honor
* x1 diamond sword (Sharpness III, Fire Aspect I)
* x1 diamond helmet (Aqua Affinity II)
* x1 diamond boots (Feather Falling I)
* x8—x32 iron ingots
* x8—x32 gold ingots
* x4—x16 diamond
* x2—x8 emerald
* x8—x16 apple
* x2—x7 golden apple
* x6—x10 golden carrot

In addition, the top ten who dealt the most damage to the dragon received the bonuses:

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###### 1st

* Fully Healed
* 35 XP levels

###### 2nd

* Fully Healed
* 30 XP levels

###### 3rd

* Fully Healed
* 25 XP levels

###### 4th

* Fully Healed
* 20 XP levels

###### 5th-10th

* Fully Healed
* 15 XP levels

# Gallery

Knights of Ishtar defeat MylanthKnights of Ishtar defeat Mylanth

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real world Halfast.*

Mylanth was created by HyperSilence using the DragonEggDrop plugin made by Choco. The name "Kelarth the Chosen" also came from Choco.
Tidelands

The **Tidelands** were a forgotten region of Dragonhollow whose capital was the mythic lost city of Tiderock.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

The Tidelands were to be the next map following the Hammerlands, with tropical archipelagos dotting a deep ocean near spawn, connected by bridges like the Florida Keys.

Lore would have explained that a combination of the Eriid meteor shower and rapid industrialization from projects such as Zen's Iron Phoenix, the Hammerlands Railway, and Dap's slime airships caused the rapid deglaciation of Everfroze, leading to rapidly rising sea levels that flooded much of Dragonhollow. Therefore, Tiderock and the Tidelands would actually be above the sunken remains of past maps, which would be illustrated by having certain old player creations spawn on the ocean floor and hide valuable treasure.

Unfortunately, Tiderock never became reality, as Dragonhollow shut down on October 31, 2017 and the Hammerlands ended up being the server's final map.
Husky Dungeon

## Raiders

Sprankles

The **Husky Dungeon** was a Hyper Dungeon discovered in Outer Pandora during Dragonhollow's Fifth Era.

It was part of Dungeon Quest II.

# Description

The Husky Dungeon was located less than a kilometer from the Dragonkin Dragon Gate in Outer Pandora along a winding river.

The structure was a wood dome constructed out of jungle wood logs with a lime green beacon climbing from its apex. Within the dungeon was a lush landscape of grass and vine-covered trees.

It was defended by more than three dozen Husks in gold-plated armor, armed with powerful swords and shields.

# Enemies

All regular mobs could spawn inside the dungeon due to low light levels.

* x35 Husky

## Weapons and Tools

* *Husky's Blade* (Sharpness II, Fire Aspect II)
* *Husky's Shield* (Unbreaking III)

## Armor

* (Thorns III)
* (Thorns III)
* (Thorns III)
* (Thorns III)

## Drops

* *Husky's Set*
* x1 Enchanted Golden Apple

# Treasure

Unfortunately, there was no treasure chest in the Husky Dungeon, but the following loot could be found:

* x1 beacon
* x1 diamond block
* x8 gold block

# History

On 5E:101, HyperSilence announced the creation of four new Hyper Dungeons to entice those visiting Wyvern Pointe to explore Outer Pandora. Each dungeon was placed within a kilometer or two of one of the local Dragon Gates.

On the next day, after raiding the Spidey Dungeon together beyond the FFA Gate, Sprankles and Tox separated to find the dungeons near their respective clan gates.

It was the first Hyper Dungeon that Sprankles had ever attempted to defeat alone.

He quickly overcame his initial trepidation and battled the Huskies by punching holes in the side of the dome and slowly thinning their numbers. Even so, he took serious damage from their Thorns III armor and relied on their enchanted golden apple drops to survive. Though it cost him his maxed out diamond boots and severely damaged the rest of his armor, he managed to clear the entire dungeon.

However, Sprankles was unable to locate any hidden treasure chests. While searching, he inadvertently triggered the gravity magic put in place by Eris, causing the entire dome to begin collapsing in on itself. He quickly evacuated.

Tox came to help find the treasure chest but after an exhaustive search of the ruins they decided none existed. Still, the beacon, ore blocks, and thirty enchanted golden apples made the raid well worth it.

FlyingPokemon would later build Rain House within sight of the dungeon ruins.

# Gallery

From a distanceInterior ceilingDungeon ruinsInside the ruins
Excalibur

## Enchantments

* Sharpness IV
* Unbreaking III
* Fire Aspect I

## Lore

*A sword only wielded by the worthy. You are the chosen one.*

**Excalibur** was an enchanted sword on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

It had a chance to be dropped by four dragons of the Novigrad Nest—the legendary dragons Ishtar and Tilenth and the mythic dragons Typhoeus and Villentretenmerth, part of a pool of treasure belonging to former adventurers who challenged them and apparently failed.
Fort Ironhide

## Architect

FlyingPokemon

**Fort Ironhide**, also known as the **Iron Hill**, was a castle in the Northlands during Dragonhollow's Third Era.

It was built by and served as the primary residence of FlyingPokemon.

Fort Ironhide was built at the border of the Northlands where a sprawling savannah met desert, not far from where Eris had placed a magical barrier that encircled the entire region. Perched upon several hills of different heights, the fortress served a strategically important role during the Northham Wars.

It was next to Zen's Nirvana estate.

It was guarded by the Iron Army, a force of iron golems who served as always vigilant sentinels.

Poke envisioned the castle as a defensible stronghold against the marauding Dragonslayers whose armies dominated the world, specifically mentioning Spud's rampages as a driving force behind its design.

On 3E:45, he invited his fellow citizens out for a tour of the construction and asked them for advice and recommendations. Tox, Nut, and Zen accepted the invitation. Poke was startled when Tox was able to gain entrance without using the front gate and he made several suggestions on how the fortress could be made more secure.

After the Dragonslayers attacked Nirvana under the direction of HyperSilence and Zen sought refuge with Tox and Cary in Golden Glen, Poke stayed behind as a caretaker of sorts even as the area became increasingly lifeless and forsaken.

Eventually, the Dragonslayers returned to storm Iron Hill. Spud deployed his siege towers and bombarded its walls with sand and fiery arrows. Knowing it was only a matter of time before they gained entry, Poke made the unfortunate decision to abandon the castle for the time being and fled to the seeming security of Zen's Arboretum where he was slain soon thereafter.

When he was chosen by Eris to become one of her Priests, he left Ironhide to become more active in the community near Northham.

Like the rest of the Northlands, Fort Ironhide was abandoned at the close of the Third Era.

# Gallery

Northwest TowerInside the Northwest TowerCrop gardenAerial viewFrom the ArboretumExteriorSouth Side
Layla

## Owner

* Moosin
* Tox
* Deztro

## Races

* 2nd Place, Second Lakeview Derby
* 3rd Place, Fourth Lakeview Derby

**Layla** was a racehorse during Dragonhollow's First Era.

She was a brown bay mare with a black forelock and tail. She possessed above average speed and her thick hide could repel all but the strongest attacks.

Moosin tamed her in the grasslands beyond Lakeview Village before he joined the Commune.

On 1E:27, he rode her to a second-place victory at the Second Lakeview Derby, winning Iron Horse Armor, a nametag, saddle, four apples, and a free month's rental of a stall at the Lakeview Horse Track. This caused a minor controversy when his fellow communers argued that Layla and the race spoils belonged to the collective, a position that Moosin strongly objected to.

After he was appointed sheriff of the Commune, Moosin could often be seen riding Layla back-and-forth on patrol inside their walls.

Following the total collapse of the community and Moosin's departure from Dragonhollow, Tox joined fellow raiders AJ, Jack Firebane, Azureila, and Smitten in sacking the Commune. He acquired Layla and took her home to the stables at Blackrose.

Tox later gifted the mare to his friend Deztro, who rode her at the Fourth Lakeview Derby and finished in third place. She was stabled in Deztro's rented stall at the Lakeview Horse Track.

Layla and her owner were killed by an exploding charged creeper on 1E:68 during the First Bloodmoon.
Get Hype

## Enchantments

* Sharpness V
* Fire Aspect II

**Get Hype** was a diamond sword that existed during Dragonhollow's Third Era.

It was forged on 3E:17 by Tox with the express purpose of assassinating HyperSilence.

Several weeks into the Northham Wars, the Dragonslayers had destroyed both The Coast and the Serkrs and their enemies were on the defensive and in need of a morale boost. Wiz was privately informed of the hidden location of Dragonstone, the Dragonslayers base, the coordinates of which had been one of the secret objectives of the Northlands Mapping Project. He arrived to find their general HyperSilence alone and hibernating inside.

Wiz then asked Tox to tell him how to sneak into the building, but Tox was reluctant because the closely-guarded method was part of Operation Dandelion, a plan he'd developed with Ozven for launching a massive sneak attack on the Dragonslayers. However, when Wiz told him about HyperSilence's complete vulnerability, he crafted Get Hype and gave it to Wiz at Northham Hall with instructions on breaching the base. Wiz then returned, fired an arrow at the wood button controlling Dragonstone's back door, and assassinated HyperSilence with Get Hype.

Unfortunately, the sword nearly led to the failure of Operation Dandelion, as upon his return from Grim's Lantern HyperSilence convinced Eris to break her policy of neutrality and reveal how he'd died, allowing the Dragonslayers to repair the weakness in their base security. However, Tox and MaccaMan would later discover another means of getting inside the base, allowing their Justice League and The Fabled to infiltrate the Dragonslayers during the Siege of Dragonstone.

After the assassination, Get Hype was never used again. Wiz returned the weapon to Tox. It was kept at Golden Glen, then transferred to Deep Thought and finally put on display in Underhang.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Despite being at work when Wiz told him that HyperSilence was AFK and vulnerable, Tox felt the opportunity was too good to pass up and used remote desktop to log on to Dragonhollow, craft the sword, and watch the carnage ensue.
Mega Speed Potion

## Lore

*A longer lasting Speed II Splash potion.*

The **Mega Speed Potion** was a splash potion on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

Those under the effects of the potion could move 40% faster than normal for eight minutes, far longer than a traditional Potion of Swiftness II.

The Mega Speed Potion could not be crafted. As a reward for Novigrad Survivor, winners possessing a Top Survivor Key could unlock a crate at Top Survivor Hall that contained 12 Mega Speed Potions.

# Gallery

12 Mega Speed Potions prize tooltip
Midgard Survivor

## Victors

Jrod (unofficial)

**Midgard Survivor**, also known as **Top Survivor**, was a plannedTop Survivor competition taking place in the land of Novigrad on Halfast during the Eleventh Era.

In the absence of the mage Lilac, Top Survivor never left the testing phase and therefore never officially commenced, though scores were still tallied. No prizes were awarded.

# Rules

   The contest was open to all residents of Halfast regardless of rank.

The top five residents who had survived the most consecutive days without a death were displayed on a leaderboard always visible in Halfast and were eligible for prizes at the conclusion of that month's competition. At the end of each month, prizes were awarded and the statistics were reset.

Only one record was permitted per resident, so those wishing to move up on the leaderboard had to first eclipse their own personal best, regardless of the current standings.

It was inteded that those who were immune from attacks by other residents would be ineligible to participate, but this particular mechanic malfunctioned and their score increased anyway. Unlike past contests on Dragonhollow, idle time counted towards one's score, though it was frowned upon and many residents agreed it was common courtesy to toggle TS off while AFK and/or passive farming.

Time spent at Skyloft Palace and the Nether Hub was not added to Top Survivor scores.

# Prizes

### First Contest

No prizes were awarded for Midgard Survivor.

# Results

*The top five survivors received prizes. For more information on a specific resident, click their face.*

### First Contest

 2nd
 3rd
 4th
 5th
 6th
 7th
 8th
 9th
 10th

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about real world Halfast.*

The competition used the TopSurvivor plugin developed by Lilac, which was conceptually based upon the original TopSurvivor first designed by Acey and improved upon by Retro.

Survivor time was measured in Minecraft days, but the duration of the contest usually lasted a real-world month, with statistics resetting on the first day of every month.
Joe the Bunny

## Author

The Raging Gamer

***Joe the Bunny*** was a book written by The Raging Gamer.

# Content

Once upon a time there lived a Bunny named Joe. He liked to eat glass and rocks. His mom thought he was going to kill himself doing that so she said to him "Joe you need to eat better.

After that Joes mom made him eat berries and grass for the next 5 years. After all those years Joe got tired so after his mom died (bless her poor bunny soul) Joe finnally got to est more glass. Guess what haappend then?

He died. He died because his stomach got used to softer plants.

THE END
Horse and Furious

## Races

12th Place, First Eastbrook Races

**Horse and Furious** was a racehorse belonging to Bjay during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

He was a brown spotted appaloosa with a black forelock and tail.

After armoring him in iron plate, Bjay rode Horse and Furious at the First Eastbrook Races on 4E:148, finishing twelfth in the final standings.

# Gallery

Arrival at the Third Eastbrook RacesBjay (diamond sword) watches pig raceOn grandstand watching fireworksLeaping on the grandstandReady to rideNext to Neonic DolphinLining upThe race beginsHorse and Furious completes first lapLeaping in celebration after raceAfter the race

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Horse and Furious was a reference to the The Fast and Furious film series.
Hermits

The **Hermits** were a loose affiliation of neighbors and trading partners looking to escape the chaos surrounding Lakeview Village during Dragonhollow's First Era.

# History

The Hermits settled independently in the western reaches beyond the central Lakelands.

Studmuffin laid the groundwork for his Red Light District a kilometer west of Lakeview Village, wishing to protect himself from nosy neighbors and roving bandits. Tox became wary of the village after the events of Champ's Crusade, moving from his cabin in the Slums to distant Black Rose. Kast and Shandar disliked some of the First Era's rowdiest citizens and sought to put distance between themselves and Lakeview. Seeking safety from the bloodlust of DragonLegends, Deztro accidentally discovered Black Rose and built a bunker not far away.

Despite their tongue-in-cheek name, the Hermits were not antisocial or completely withdrawn from the community. Stud served as the Archpriest of Eris and several of the others participated in organized events and were generally well-liked. Rather, they believed that there was unavoidable danger in living too close to population centers and sought to control their own security by placing distance between themselves and others.

Even so, there were certain material needs that brought the Hermits into trade relationships with each other. A hidden rail network connected some of their bases for convenience and safe underground travel.

Over time the Hermits inevitably drifted apart. After Stud's mysterious disappearance, Deztro moved close to Lakeview and constructed an ostentatious lava pyramid visible for kilometers in every direction. When Wasdoog partially demolished the wilderness cabin of Kast and Shandar, they began building a desert fortress on the shores of The Lake. Only Tox remained isolated in the west, becoming the epitome of hermitdom.
Jrod

## Jrod

* Dragonhollow
* Halfast
* Novigrad

## General Details

### AKA

* Jrod4323
* .Jrod1948
* Immortal\_Jared
* Jared\_\_MC

### Era

* Fourth Era—Sixth Era
* Eighth Era—Present

## Ranks and Titles

* Top Survivor (x2)
* Halfast Hall of Famer (x3)
* Veteran
* Survivor
* Ghost
* *Sorcerer of Halfast*

## Affiliation

* Merry Men
* Dragon Hunters
* Dragon Riders
* Sunshine Valley
* Discord
* Enova
* Halfast
* Eternal Chaos
Heart of the Hollow

The **Heart of the Hollow**, also called **Her Heart**, was a mystical place said to be the source of all life in Dragonhollow, imbued with a tiny divine spark of the essence of Eris to sustain the world in her absence.

Its effects radiated throughout the planet, especially in places given great significance by Eris such as Megaminoshi, Sanctuary, and Oakheart. The roots of the Great Trees were thought to reach all the way to the Heart.

The location was known only to Eris, kept secret even from her most trusted priests. Speculation tended towards the idea that it was hidden it was hidden deep within the Hollow as its named suggested, perhaps even at the very core of the planet.

Ancient prophecy claimed that Dragons originated from the Heart of the Hollow.

The Order of Benly offered an alternate interpretation. They insisted that their patron saint Ymir gifted his literal Heart to create Dragonhollow but it was later corrupted by the wicked influence of Eris after her escape from Pandora's Box. Through her influence on the Heart, she was able to twist the peaceful planet into a violent hellscape of misery and sorrow, emotions that fueled her shadowy core and empowered her at the expense of her slaves and subjects' suffering. The cultists believed that their resurrected god would eventually reclaim and purify his Heart and usher in a golden age of peace and prosperity by slaying Eris. Needless to say, this explanation was firmly rejected by the Priesthood of Eris and considered blasphemy.

Scholars held that the sacred energy of the Heart, once thought to be constant and limitless, began to wane and fade over the course of the Fourth Era and Fifth Era during the Hyperhollow era while Eris was inexplicably absent. This allowed the Black Claim to fester beneath the Summerlands, leading directly to the Fall of Summer.

The catastrophic twin impacts of the comet Eschaton during the Fifth Era may have also damaged the Heart and contributed to the Time Shift.

On 6E:71, Eris departed the planet for distant realms, leaving her Heart as the last echo of her essence in Dragonhollow.

The Heart likely experienced further draining during the bombardment from the Eriid meteor shower that began on 7E:59 and continued throughout the duration of the Seventh Era.

Eventually the Heart's influence had become so weak it was unable to hold back Nyx—the apocalyptic Eternal Night—and the Hegemon Retro announced that the end of all things was nearing. Sleekit set off on a far-reaching expedition in search of the Heart in the vain hope of saving the world. Despite his best efforts, Nyx arrived on 7E:120 and Dragonhollow fell into the long dark.

It was said that when the Heart began to beat again, the world would awaken from its aeons of slumber and dawn a new age.

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Sleekit created the concept of for the Heart of the Hollow during his last weeks on the server.
Hatchery

## Affiliation

Hyperion

The **Hatchery** was an industrial complex of Hyperion in the Badlands during Dragonhollow's Fourth Era.

It was built by Zerg, the faction's redstone automation specialist, in order to serve as a complementary production center to their Stony Sands headquarters.

The Hatchery included a zombie XP farm, an AFK fish farm, and the only villager farm in the Badlands.

Following the outbreak of war with the Merry Men, the manufacturing output of Hyperion had begun to falter as they spent more time fortifying and doing battle than producing supplies. With their fortress Stony Sands under siege, the need for a secondary location became apparent. A site in the Badlands' sparsely populated northeastern desert was chosen for the factory.

Retro was the first outsider to discover the Hatchery and he publicly broadcast both the coordinates and Zerg's existence there. The Merry Men immediately descended upon the building but were unable to gain entrance, though Jrod continued to patrol the area.

As Stony Sands was made impregnable against attack and the Hatchery reached peak production, Hyperion was able to double their previous output of weapons and tools, enchanted books, and XP on their way to becoming the wealthiest entity in the Badlands.

In the final days of the Fourth Era, Zerg barricaded himself inside the Hatchery to protect his position in the Badlands Survivor competition, guaranteeing that Hyperion would take both first and second places despite the best efforts of the Merry Men to unseat them and grant Gabault a victory.

A tunnel between the Hatchery and Stony Sands was planned to make the transit of supplies more convenient, but with the arrival of Sanctuary above Bad Landing, Hyperion abandoned the Badlands on 4E:425.

# Gallery

InteriorZerg in XP farm flow tunnelZombie spawnerLights onZerg roams the hallsVillager transport railZerg watches zombiesVillager crops from aboveZerg uses the XP farmLadder down to lower levelsZerg slays zombiesThe Hatchery

# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

The name is a reference to the Hatchery, the core building of every Zerg colony in the *Starcraft* series of video games, from which Zerg derived his Minecraft username.
Knights of Ishtar

## Leader

* King (Holy Crusader)
* FlyingPokemon (High Priest)

## Mantra

* *In Ishtar's name we are darkness' bane.*
* *Fortune favors the bold. Also the absurdly wealthy.*

The **Knights of Ishtar**, officially the **Sacred Knights Order of Ishtar**, formerly known as **Team NL** and briefly **United Provinces**, was a religious military order on Halfast. The group spent most of its early history in the scientific pursuit of automation and architecture, but in the Eleventh Era devotion to their patron goddess Ishtar led them to dominance by exerting a combination of philantrophy and power which inevitably led to the Ishtari Conflict.

# History

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Space Needle

A **space needle** was a type of transportation used by Hyperion.

# Description

A space needle was a elytra launch platform that reached 256 meters into the sky.

Aviators would climb a ladder mounted on the side of the needle and climb to the top of the flight ceiling and then leap off. Sustained unpowered flight would normally yield a distance between 1500-2000 meters depending on local terrain and the aviator's skill.

The needles used a numbering system visible at their base that told aviators how close they were to their destination without being readily understood by outsiders.

Later designs occasionally used various elevator mechanisms to more quickly get aviators to their desired altitude.

# History

On 5E:43, after HyperSilence and Tox obtained elytra wings, they began to discuss ways in which they might be used to spread Hyperion's mobility and sphere of influence. While they had chosen Clay Canyon for its remoteness, its distance from Sanctuary and the Dragon Gates was inconvenient.

To solve this problem, they constructed the first space needle in Kindred to cut down the travel time to Merica. In the days following, the duo crafted a network of needles centered at Clay Canyon that covered a total distance of more than 40 kilometers in every direction.

Tox later experimented with a piston translocation elevator based upon Lord of War's design at the Ouroboros stronghold in Ouroborea. When the design became permanently broken due to an alteration in the laws of the universe, he settled for an unautomated elevator using minecarts that took just six seconds or less to reach launch height. The first working model was constructed at Hyperion Heights.

Ky independently developed a smaller space needle for public use at the third FFA Dragon Gate in Outer Pandora.

The advent of elytra-boosting rockets on 5E:258 made space needles somewhat obsolete, as aviators could now attain altitude from a resting stop on the ground. However, they were still useful when gunpowder supplies were scarce.

In the Seventh Era, a space needle of the elevator variant served as the core of Hammerhome, Tox's base of operations in the Hammerlands, allowing him to both quickly navigate the various levels of his dwelling and reach Hammerlea without the use of rockets.

# Gallery

Ky's space needleHyperion used elytra art to mark needles on mapsRetro atop the Hyperion Heights elevator needleHyper at the topFrom the ground upNeedle at a distanceClimbing needle with Hyper silhouetted by Cabbage
# Behind the Scenes

*The following is out-of-universe information about the real world Dragonhollow.*

Tox named the design after the Space Needle in Seattle. He wanted a unique name that would be immediately understood by his fellow Hyperion adventurers but would otherwise mean nothing to the rest of Dragonhollow.