The world is abundant in plants, minerals, resources, tomes and magical oddities. A true exploration of the plethora of these items yields knowledge of the world’s mechanisms below the surface.
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Author: Tristin R. F. Worth
Heroic Sagas
For a list of characters, see Characters.
Legendary battles, mythic figures and world-altering decisions: they all come together here. Their epic tales are retold through the lens of their personalities and deeds.
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Faction Registry
The world is constantly affected by various groups with various interests. Organizations, both current and previous, are expanded upon here.
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Chronicle of Ages
The history of the continent spans millennia. Humans, dryads and elves carry their own histories, all of which have contributed to an overall consensus of the world’s history.
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Tome of Lineages
For dragons, see Dragon Codex.
As the continent ages, its people change and adapt. Meet the various peoples and their cultures. Discover their histories, religions, customs and more.
Lineages
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Lifespan
Very long |
Lifespan
Short |
Lifespan
Medium |
| Homeland | Homeland | Homeland | Homeland |
| Language
Haela |
Language
Elvish |
Language
Valtaeran |
Language
Norr |
Grimoire of Sorcery
The art of sorcery is full of secrets. Its practitioners rarely divulge this hidden knowledge. Not only could it lessen their own power, but it could land in the wrong hands.
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World Atlas
World Map
Markers on the map display a combination of landscapes and kingdoms. They can be used to navigate to the corresponding pages. Alternatively, use the gazetteer below.
Dragon Codex
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General
For a detailed description of all dragons, see Dragons.
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Subspecies
Dragons appear in 16 subspecies. Each subspecies possesses unique attributes and abilities.
Dragon Bonding
Bonding Ceremony
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Dragon Gifts
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History
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Creature Compendium
For dragons, see the Dragon Codex.
The world’s wilderness is inhabited by countless wonderous creatures. Some dangerous, some friendly. The variety reflects the ecological evolution the world has gone through over the ages.
Wither Dragon
Draccus mars
Wither Dragons have gained a negative reputation, even among their own kind. Hatchlings find themselves unable to control their powers, harming themselves and others around them unintentionally. This has resulted in many Wither Dragons choosing solitude, more out of necessity than desire. Even once they gain control, they have experienced enough seclusion to become most comfortable with that state.
Statistics
| Size | Large | Weight | Medium |
| Temperament | ★★☆☆☆ | Speed | ★★☆☆☆ |
| Durability | ★★☆☆☆ | Stealth | ★☆☆☆☆ |
| Territorial | ★☆☆☆☆ | Cunning | ★★★★☆ |
| Threat | ★★★★☆ | Flight | ★★☆☆☆ |
| Habitat | Wastelands | Diet | Carnivores |
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Special Attribute: Aged Appearance. Wither Dragons’ scales are made to last. Though they will shed them as hatchlings and adolescents, the set they have as adults remains. Their skills are very durable, but once lost, they will not regrow. This gives some dragons a tattered and aged look.
Signature Abilities
- Accelerates decay
- Rusts metal
- Weakens living tissue
- Causes crops to fail
Strengths
- Terrifying in prolonged warfare
- Economic devastation
- Doesn’t need to kill immediately
Weaknesses
- Slow effects against healthy targets
- Countered by magic that preserves or restores matter
- Effects weaken over distance
Countermeasures
| Person | Army | City |
| Avoid prolonged contact and rotate equipment regularly | Frequent replacement of gear, employ healers, invoke preservation magic | Stone over iron where possible, expansive food stores, rapid quarantine of affected targets |
Notable Crystal Dragons