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Celsus Asullus

Gronk — Sat, 12 Sep 2026 15:49:03 GMT

Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Celsus Asellus |image = |title = Governor of Carmora |ancestry = Human |gender = Male |homeland = Carmora, Viridia |affiliation = House Asellus }} '''Celsus Asellus''' {{Pronunciation|KEL-soos ah-SELL-loos}} is a member of the Asellus Viridian senatorial family and, as of {{Year|6976}}, the governor of the city of Carmora. Though an astute merchant and negotiator, his skills at..."

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|name = Celsus Asellus
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|title = Governor of [[Carmora]]
|ancestry = Human
|gender = Male
|homeland = [[Carmora]], [[Viridia]]
|affiliation = [[House Asellus]]
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'''Celsus Asellus''' {{Pronunciation|KEL-soos ah-SELL-loos}} is a member of the [[House Asellus|Asellus]] [[Viridia|Viridian]] [[Viridian senate|senatorial]] family and, as of {{Year|6976}}, the governor of the city of [[Carmora]]. Though an astute merchant and negotiator, his skills at bringing wealth to the city and his family have been offset by his penchant for funding ill-conceived projects, such as the half-complete Lighthouse of the Two Horizons that sits offshore from Carmora's port. Still, he is quite popular with the city's residents, and despite his follies has retained their strong support.

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Novia Asellus

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	'''Novia Asellus''' {{Pronunciation\|NO-vee-ah ah-SELL-us}} is a [[Viridia\|Viridian]] noble and head of the [[Viridian senate\|senatorial]] family [[House Asellus]]. In her younger age Novia Asellus served as an officer in the [[Legion of the West]] before returning to her family's estate in [[Imorkan]], from which she directs the family's activities in the protectorate of [[Izgrev]].		'''Novia Asellus''' {{Pronunciation\|NO-vee-ah ah-SELL-loos}} is a [[Viridia\|Viridian]] noble and head of the [[Viridian senate\|senatorial]] family [[House Asellus]]. In her younger age Novia Asellus served as an officer in the [[Legion of the West]] before returning to her family's estate in [[Imorkan]], from which she directs the family's activities in the protectorate of [[Izgrev]].

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House Asellus

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	'''House Asellus''' {{Pronunciation\|ah-SELL-us}} is a [[Viridia\|Viridian]] [[Viridian senate\|senatorial]] family and one of the ruling families of the protectorate of [[Izgrev]]. Along with [[House Corvus]], [[House Laeva]], and [[House Russus]], the family was granted control of Izgrev when Viridia invaded the north coast of the [[Phiora Sea]] in the reign of the [[Avus Salonius IV\|Sun King]].		'''House Asellus''' {{Pronunciation\|ah-SELL-loos}} is a [[Viridia\|Viridian]] [[Viridian senate\|senatorial]] family and one of the ruling families of the protectorate of [[Izgrev]]. Along with [[House Corvus]], [[House Laeva]], and [[House Russus]], the family was granted control of Izgrev when Viridia invaded the north coast of the [[Phiora Sea]] in the reign of the [[Avus Salonius IV\|Sun King]].

	Of the four families, historically House Asellus has pushed the most for close integration between Izgrev and Viridia. Members of the family often become officers in the legions before returning to their estates near [[Carmora]] and [[Imorkan]].		Of the four families, historically House Asellus has pushed the most for close integration between Izgrev and Viridia. Members of the family often become officers in the legions before returning to their estates near [[Carmora]] and [[Imorkan]].

Perilous Crown

Gronk — Wed, 09 Sep 2026 16:18:02 GMT

Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Perilous Crown |image = |title = Aeon king of Hailkeep |ancestry = Tengu |gender = Female |homeland = Tazak }} '''Perilous Crown''' is an aeon king of Tazak, ruling from her fortified palace complex at Hailkeep. Highly reclusive, she has rarely been seen in public since violently taking over Hailkeep in {{Year|6955}}, preferring to stay within her magical laboratories where she performs arcane experiments of an unclear..."

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|title = [[Aeon king]] of [[Hailkeep]]
|ancestry = [[Tengu]]
|gender = Female
|homeland = [[Tazak]]
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'''Perilous Crown''' is an [[aeon king]] of [[Tazak]], ruling from her fortified palace complex at [[Hailkeep]]. Highly reclusive, she has rarely been seen in public since violently taking over Hailkeep in {{Year|6955}}, preferring to stay within her magical laboratories where she performs arcane experiments of an unclear nature.

Perilous Crown does not originally hail from Tazak, but here origins are unknown. Some believe she came to the [[Stormlands]] from across the [[Na-Gaesa Ocean]], primarily due to her unusual manners of speech and language, not known to others in the somewhat provincial lands of Tazak.

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Category:Tazak/People

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Tiyaz

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	'''Tiyaz''' {{Pronunciation\|tey-YAZH}} was an itinerant prophet of the [[Blind Witness]] who lived in [[Brightmarch]] during the 34th century. Little information has survived on Tiyaz as a person - even aspects as basic as their ancestry are not known with certainty, though they are often thought of as [[elf\|elven]] - but a significant corpus of his writing has endured the ages. Reproductions of his tablets are treated as by followers of the Blind Witness as some of the most fundamental explanations of their beliefs, and Tiyaz as the closest the highly decentralized faith has to a religious authority. In fact there are no confirmed records of the Blind Witness prior to Tiyaz, though the prophet's writings are so often phrased as dialogues with the past works of others that the god is presumed to have had quite the history in earlier centuries as well.		'''Tiyaz''' {{Pronunciation\|tey-YAZH}} was an itinerant prophet of the [[Blind Witness]] who lived in [[Brightmarch]] during the 34th century. Little information has survived on Tiyaz as a person - even aspects as basic as their ancestry are not known with certainty, though they are often thought of as [[elf\|elven]] - but a significant corpus of his writing has endured the ages. Reproductions of his tablets are treated by followers of the Blind Witness as some of the most fundamental explanations of their beliefs, and Tiyaz as the closest the highly decentralized faith has to a religious authority. In fact there are no confirmed records of the Blind Witness prior to Tiyaz, though the prophet's writings are so often phrased as dialogues with the past works of others that the god is presumed to have had quite the history in earlier centuries as well.

	Towards the end of his life Tiyaz is said to have turned into an eagle and flown into the night sky, settling in the star-void of his god.		Towards the end of his life Tiyaz is said to have turned into an eagle and flown into the night sky, settling in the star-void of his god.

Tiyaz

Gronk — Mon, 31 Aug 2026 02:57:42 GMT

Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Tiyaz |image = |ancestry = Unknown |gender = Male |homeland = Brightmarch }} '''Tiyaz''' {{Pronunciation|tey-YAZH}} was an itinerant prophet of the Blind Witness who lived in Brightmarch during the 34th century. Little information has survived on Tiyaz as a person - even aspects as basic as their ancestry are not known with certainty, though they are often thought of as elven - but a significant corpus of his writing has endur..."

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'''Tiyaz''' {{Pronunciation|tey-YAZH}} was an itinerant prophet of the [[Blind Witness]] who lived in [[Brightmarch]] during the 34th century. Little information has survived on Tiyaz as a person - even aspects as basic as their ancestry are not known with certainty, though they are often thought of as [[elf|elven]] - but a significant corpus of his writing has endured the ages. Reproductions of his tablets are treated as by followers of the Blind Witness as some of the most fundamental explanations of their beliefs, and Tiyaz as the closest the highly decentralized faith has to a religious authority. In fact there are no confirmed records of the Blind Witness prior to Tiyaz, though the prophet's writings are so often phrased as dialogues with the past works of others that the god is presumed to have had quite the history in earlier centuries as well.

Towards the end of his life Tiyaz is said to have turned into an eagle and flown into the night sky, settling in the star-void of his god.

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Anesidora

Gronk — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 00:41:29 GMT

Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Anesidora |image = |ancestry = Ratfolk |gender = Female |homeland = Rovakhit }} '''Anesidora''' {{Pronunciation|ah-nee-sih-DOR-ah}} is a ratfolk caravaneer from the Rovakhit city of Rovakhad. After spending much of her early life as a merchant carrying goods across the Hundred Days Road from Rovakhit to the northern territories of Amshan, she retired to her home city to raise a family. In {{Year|6976}}, however, it was..."

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|homeland = [[Rovakhit]]
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'''Anesidora''' {{Pronunciation|ah-nee-sih-DOR-ah}} is a [[ratfolk]] caravaneer from the [[Rovakhit]] city of [[Rovakhad]]. After spending much of her early life as a merchant carrying goods across the [[Hundred Days Road]] from Rovakhit to the northern territories of [[Amshan]], she retired to her home city to raise a family. In {{Year|6976}}, however, it was this family that led to her traveling the [[Aban Steppe]] once more, after a mysterious evil figure calling himself [[Masyakata]] kidnapped her seventeen children and held them for random until a certain item, a lead box eight inches on each side, was retrieved from [[Narbanden]] and brought back to him. Anesidora agreed to this demand, and in Narbanden recruited a group of adventurers to aid her in her journey. She and the adventurers were successful, and several months later Anesidora was reunited with her children safely.

Anesidora is intensely practical, especially during her quest to get her children back, willing to take whatever steps necessary to keep moving forward. A lifetime on the Hundred Days Road has given her a great deal of experience in the various peoples and environments of [[Abanir]], and while she tends to be a bit too blunt to be an effective diplomat, she nonetheless is rarely caught by surprise.

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Yenfed

Gronk — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 00:35:26 GMT

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	'''Yenfed''' {{Pronunciation\|YEN-fed}} is a [[human]] musician from [[Rovakhit]], a skilled performer of the zither. She studied under a master of the instrument in [[Rovakhad]] in her youth before setting off west along the [[Hundred Days Road]] in search of patronage amongst the [[Dynast-Prince\|dynast-princes]] of [[Amshan]]. Finding life away from her home not to her liking, she soon sought to return, and in {{Year\|6976}} joined a group of adventurers who were seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the Hundred Days Road to Rovakhad, taking her back home. She accompanied them to their final destination, after which he remained in her home city.		'''Yenfed''' {{Pronunciation\|YEN-fed}} is a [[human]] musician from [[Rovakhit]], a skilled performer of the zither. She studied under a master of the instrument in [[Rovakhad]] in her youth before setting off west along the [[Hundred Days Road]] in search of patronage amongst the [[Dynast-Prince\|dynast-princes]] of [[Amshan]]. Finding life away from her home not to her liking, she soon sought to return, and in {{Year\|6976}} joined a group of adventurers who were seeking allies and caravan members for a journey along the Hundred Days Road to Rovakhad, taking her back home. She accompanied them to their final destination, after which he remained in her home city.

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Year:Y9414

Gronk — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 00:12:04 GMT

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	* An alliance between the nobility of [[Prevela]] and the [[Malavisch\|Malavischan]] church unites much of [[Razgovir]], forming the new nation of [[Koritan]].		* An alliance between the nobility of [[Prevela]] and the [[Malavisch\|Malavischan]] church unites much of [[Razgovir]], forming the new nation of [[Koritan]].
			* The [[Prince of Carrion]] first appears in the historical record.

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Prince of Carrion

Gronk — Tue, 25 Aug 2026 00:11:37 GMT

Created page with "{{PersonInfobox |name = Prince of Carrion |image = |ancestry = Unknown (presumed human) |gender = Male (presumed) |homeland = Western Coast }} The '''Prince of Carrion''' is an enigmatic pirate leader of the Western Coast. Very little is conclusively known about him - they are presumed to be male, given the name, and likely human, but none have ever seen the Prince in person. The Prince communicates exclusively by skeletal messenger birds, and efforts to..."

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|gender = Male (presumed)
|homeland = [[Western Coast]]
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The '''Prince of Carrion''' is an enigmatic pirate leader of the [[Western Coast]]. Very little is conclusively known about him - they are presumed to be male, given the name, and likely [[human]], but none have ever seen the Prince in person. The Prince communicates exclusively by skeletal messenger birds, and efforts to track those are met with only frustration. From their hideout, wherever that might be, the Prince directs a vast network of resources, his influence stretching far and wide along the Western Coast. He seems concerned with wealth acquisition primarily, ordering his underlings to siphon gold, precious gems, and other materials from the smuggling networks across the [[Chaska Sea]]. Sometimes he commands the assassination of presumed rivals as well.

Records of the Prince of Carrion date back to at least {{Year|6414}}. Some believe the moniker to have been adopted by a succession of figures, each calling themselves the Prince upon the death of the previous, but this is generally discarded by most owing to the remarkable stability in the Prince's demands and orders. So too is commonly rejected the theory the Prince is undead, as they seem to have material needs as if they were amongst the living.

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Mount Pyrodes

Gronk — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 20:32:29 GMT

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'''Mount Pyrodes''' is a dormant volcano on [[Eretrebus Minor]], located near the center of the island. Its tree-covered slopes are a popular hunting retreat for [[Eretrebus|Eretreban]] elite, some of whom maintain summer "cabins" where they can play at poverty while still living in relative luxury.

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Didracan coincidence cults

Gronk — Fri, 21 Aug 2026 01:03:44 GMT

Created page with "The '''Didracan coincidence cults''' {{Pronunciation|DID-rack-an}} were a historical collection of cults once prevalent in southern Thadria. Most followers of the faiths lived around the modern city of Aquissa, though the city was not founded until decades after the cults had withered and disappeared. The last known village to be home to the cultists, Didrac, lends the faith its name; Didrac was depopulated and abandoned by {{Year|4500|nolink=true}}. The coincid..."

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The '''Didracan coincidence cults''' {{Pronunciation|DID-rack-an}} were a historical collection of cults once prevalent in southern [[Thadria]]. Most followers of the faiths lived around the modern city of [[Aquissa]], though the city was not founded until decades after the cults had withered and disappeared. The last known village to be home to the cultists, Didrac, lends the faith its name; Didrac was depopulated and abandoned by {{Year|4500|nolink=true}}.

The coincidence cults are effectively unknown outside scholarly circles, and even then poorly understood. They wrote no texts, preferring to keep their traditions orally, and left little in the way of relics behind save for stone sigils carved with double spiral patterns. Individuals of the faith lived ascetic lives with few comforts or possessions, believing that all events occurred for unknowable reasons and that all they could do was adjust and adapt. They drew connections between disparate happenings and omens, drawing together webs of intrigue in an effort to explain the world. There is no evidence of any worship of spirits or gods, but instead of an pervasive, all-connecting entity, which they considered worthy of respect but not reverence.

It was the arrival of the [[Viridia|Viridian]] legions that led to the abandonment of Didrac and the surrounding villages, with the survivors most likely departing to coastal [[Dalbanu]], but they had been on decline for decades prior. Archeological evidence shows the villages had been razed continually every few years, likely by raiders borne by the [[Chaska Sea]], some never rebuilt each time.

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