Although Berraign, the hero of the Blood of IO lost his mortal life at SwordCall, he was reborn as a vampire at the stroke of his bandmate, Heian.
The Fay Vampire
Posted in Uncategorized on February 2, 2011 by coyoteandthunderThe White Queen
Posted in Uncategorized on February 2, 2011 by coyoteandthunder
The White Queen, Emperess of Eyrolia, was trapped in an arcane torpor that pulled her to her young vampire Heian. Her terrible nature was revealed and her fate was sealed by the knife of her bardic youngling.
The Form of the Mountain
Posted in Lesivith, The North on February 2, 2011 by coyoteandthunder
Meavoi becomes a mountain to face Lisivith.
The Enslaved Shadow King
Posted in Lesivith, the Archfey on February 2, 2011 by coyoteandthunder
Lisivith was summoned by Meavoi, the Mountainfist King-to-be in a rune spending ritual called The Heart of Evil.
Sword Call, the Festival of Gold Tree
Posted in The North on February 2, 2011 by coyoteandthunder
The Festival, home to the last performance of the Mirkroot Players before an audience of over 15,000 gathered free peoples of the North.
History of the Dragon Gods
Posted in The Dragongods with tags The Dragongods on February 2, 2011 by coyoteandthunder
As the sayter recall the tale- Part I
During the age that the stars were being birthed and Chauntea’s giants were pushing up the mountains, the children witnessed a shining light come down to Dao tyr.
For it was the brilliance of Io and how we sang.
In the endless immortal wilds, Io dwelt laughing and passed on its light to six children named Hlal, Garyx, Faluzure, Aasterinian, Chronepsis, and Astilabor.
With thanx and joy for being alive they in turn created bests of hand, hoof, fin, wing, scale and shell.
It is said that for eons Io shone joy apon the young world.
That is untill Davinn GelNaughcht, father of the Faykin, presented to Io “The Great Game”.
Giving it as the wilds greatest treasure.
Io had nver known such a thing and understood not the nature of the game that had been created.
Obsessed with this new thing, Io began to change.
Duality had been created for the first time.
Winner loser, life death, night and day, good and evil, all were born out of the knowlege gleened by the great game.
Alas it was this same knowlege that split great Io into two equal parts, the gods we know as Tiamat and Bahamuut.
They were the first gods to walk on Dao tyr and they brought joy and sorrow, gave us our blood and tears and forever changed the fey and the world we live in.
Berrain Truescouge
Lord sayter of the Hearhold at Murkroot
“may his sacrifice live on in song”
The Farway docks at Amanafyr
Posted in The Farway on January 30, 2011 by coyoteandthunder
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Solpries, the capital of Relwyn
Posted in The Southern Kingdoms on January 30, 2011 by coyoteandthunderThe ancient citadel at Solpries, land of Queen Tamara, land of Mist and Oak
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Kharlanin, Home of Lord Ohakahn
Posted in The Southern Kingdoms on January 30, 2011 by coyoteandthunderDolfeveren, the seat of power in the wealthy nation of Kharlanin, Home of Lord Ohakahn, the avatar of the Dragongod, Astiliabor
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Eltherion, The Mountains of Karthus
Posted in Uncategorized on January 30, 2011 by coyoteandthunderThe Abbey of Colaris near Iddenfel
