Glossary

Appendix B

A Legendarium of Ĭndrēl

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Ā’Ăthāl the Hasty, Potentate styled His Majesty Imperial, Ā’Ăthāl the Hasty, Potentate of Asärē; (not + patient); emperor potentate of Asärē; descended of Potentate Ā’Lōrĭn the Tall; father of Potentate Längsfōrth, Ārüvēĕl, and Lady Lăndrē

Ā’Lōrĭn the Tall, Potentate styled His Majesty Imperial, Ā’Lōrĭn the Tall, Potentate of Asärē; (not + feminine); first emperor potentate of Asärē; chieftain of 48 men who came to the aid of the Dwärves and Ĕlves at the Final Battle; tallest of all mortal men to have walked Ĭndrēl; grandson of Lēbĕnmālăn, the first Man; son of Lēbĕnmālānēŭs; progenitor of Potentate Ā’Ăthāl the Hasty; progenitor of Lady Lăndrē

Ă’ü’că’ȳth see: Lōrēĕn/Ă’ü’că’ȳth

Academe of Ōpĕr famous house of learning in Ōpĕr; once attended for a short time by Bërg, before being expelled for cheating on an exam

Ā’Krōmēŭm see: black gold

Ādŏn, Father Ādŏn Axe-Wielder; Father of (Mortal) Men; Low Dwärf; fought in the Drăgōn Wars against the Drăgōn Lords of Vōlcă and Măt Arrōt whom he cut the small claw off of with his battle axe, Drăküs Grăküs (Drăgōn Biter); tot of Ādürn the Bitter Foe; along with Fīlänlāa, one of the First Parents of Men; sired first the brothers Lēbĕnmālăn, Dlĭthĕnmālăn, and Cāthĕnmālăn, who were triplets; progenitor of the Three Ancient Kingdoms of Man—Asärē, through the House of Lēbĕnmālăn, Asävō, though the House of Dlĭthĕnmālăn, and the Forgotten Realm, through the House of Cāthĕnmālăn

Ădën the stable boy at Castle Nŏdrēōf; loves Jōrēĕl; became Stable Master in charge of all the Royal Ärqüāvēăn Steeds

Ādürn the Bitter Foe father of Ādŏn, Father of Men

Ǣstrēăl Ambit see: Ambits/Ǣstrēăl

Ǣrēăl Elementity see: Elementity

Ǣrēăl Ambit see: Ambits/Ǣstrēăl/Ǣrēă

Ǣrthăl Elementity see: Elementity

Ǣrthăl Ambit see: Ambits/Tĕrĕstrēăl

Ǣthĕrēăl Ambit see: Ambits/Ǣthĕrēă

Aftmidautumn last moonth in autumn, see: “Languages”—moonths

Aftmidspring last moonth in spring, see: “Languages”—moonths

Aftmidsummer last moonth in summers, see: “Languages”—moonths

Aftmidwinter last moonth in winter, see: “Languages”—moonths

Ages of Ĭndrēl Age Before Ages (A.B.A.); >Age of Ă’ü’că’ȳth (A.o.A.); Age of the Quadratics (A.o.Q.); Age of the Octants (A.o.O.); Age of the Pentatics (A.o.P.); First Age of Ĕlves (I A.o.Ĕ.); Second Age of Ĕlves (II A.o.Ĕ.); Third Age of Ĕlves (III A.o.Ĕ.); Fourth Age of Ĕlves (IV A.o.Ĕ.); (I A.o.Dw.); First Age of Drăgōns (I A.o.Dr.); Second Age of Drăgōns (I A.o.Dr.); Second Age of Dwärves (II A.o.Dw.); First Age of Man (I A.o.M.); Second Age of Man (II A.o.M.); Third Age of Man (III A.o.M.); Fourth Age of Man (IV A.o.M.); Fifth Age of Man (V A.o.M.); [Mortal Reckoning (M.R.)]

see also: the Keen-eyed One

Asävēăn Tongue {A.T.} language spoken by the ancient Asävēăns

Asävō {H.Ĕ.} (“Recompense”); Ăsäfŭ {W.T.} (“Recompense”); Ăzghōrräth {L.D.} (empty + fortress); Ăzghōrräthēăn; Asävēăn; governed by imperators; called the Labyrinthian Ruins, in Lĕgĕnd’s day; the ancient mines and shafts below the city called the Dungeons of Ăzghōrräth; claimed after the Drăgōn Wars as wergild by Imperator Āzrōd the Avenger, first Imperator of Asävō, who built his kingdom upon the ruins of Stone Castle, Lē Kēkän Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Bottomless Hold”); Lăndrōs the Benevolent was its last Imperator; located along a western tributary to the Upper Glimmer River, in the Vale of Stones (Dale Khōnă); home of the Krükzik Shaft; sister city of Asärē; one of the Four Ancient Holds; one of the Six Ancient Kingdoms; one of the Three Ancient Kingdoms of Man; people of Asävō called: Lē Drītēkē {H.Ĕ.} (“the Ĕlf-friends”); civil war broke out, which grew into the Apocalypse War, and the Asävēăns disappeared after that; Rainforest’Men and Südmōrēăns descended from its people; entered by Zōrwĭnd and Härbōr in 7 V A.o.M.

Imperial Asävēăn Seal (Crest of the House of Dlĭthĕnmālăn):

Emblazon: Description: RAvS-

Blazon: Purpure, three lions rampant guardant in fess argent, on a chief nebuly argent a ruined castle and a castle purpure, in base a three-headed Hȳdră, and a gore sinister argent.

see also: Appendix FÞRoll of Arms of ĬndrēlÞImperial Asävēăn Seal

Āsĕnthōrōlŭs forged the haft of the longbow—Lē Ēng-Ōēĕn Lēb {H.Ĕ.} (“the Keen-eyed One”); made Āsĕnthōrōlŭs’s Arrows

Āsĕnthōrōlŭs’s Arrows Ăsärēng, Āyāēng, Frēng, Spĭndalēng, Dĕlüēng, and Ōmondēng {H.Ĕ.} (beautiful + sharp, death + sharp, swift + sharp, storm + sharp, true + sharp, and hard + sharp); silver-tipped arrows w/ the red-orange fletchings from tail-feather of a Phoēnĭx crafted by Āsĕnthōrōlŭs; found in a quiver along with Lē Ēng-Ōēĕn Lēb; used by Dĕlfēn; once notched they ever hit their mark; burst into flames and consume their victim

Ăsmīr strange, remote land where the good pipe weed, Ăsmīr tobacco, is grown

Ăsmīr tobacco brings more on the market scale than the nuggets of gold common to that land

Astronomical Barriers boundary line between various Ambits
see also: Ambits

Ăth see: Lōrēĕn/Quadratics

Ăthālēăn see: Lōrēĕn/Octants/Ăthālēăn/Pentatics/Dēvīnēüs

Āthĕnlōralī, First-Born {H.Ĕ.} (blessèd + mother); Elder Ĕlf; wife of Vītălānēŭs Lōrnălŏn, First-Born; mother of Ärqüāvēă and mother-in-law of Chămpēăn the Valiant; ancestor of King Jōrăn and Princess Kitfīr

Ăthĕrēăn see: Lōrēĕn/Octants/Ăthĕrēăn

Atrous Arts of Bärcōgan, The taken from the sorcerer-author by his nemesis, the Argent Wizard, Zōrwĭnd, after the Sack of Ĭxōr Rēmüs; the most powerful book of Dark Magic Zōrwĭnd Dark-Māgŭs posses

Atrous Magic see: magic

Atrous Necromancer see: Ăzmadüs

Äürōramän false god worshiped by Asävēăns; Sun God; God of Light; worship was to stare into the light of the sun, until nothing else could be seen

Āyā-Frē see: Swift Death

Āyāēng see: Āsĕnthōrōlŭs’s Arrows

see also: the Keen-eyed One

Āyōmālōv-Lōrēĕn see: widow-maker

Ăzfĕlhds see: Flāmstōn Mines

Ăzghōrräth see: Asävō
see also: Stone Castle

Ăzmadüs, Prince styled His Royal Highness Ăzmadüs The Prince of Nŏdrēōf; self-styled Ăzmadüs the Great and Terrible; Ăzmadüs The Augur; Augur King; Dark Prince; Sorcerer Prince; Sorcerer King; Atrous Necromancer; Necromancer of Nŏdrēōf; Usurper King; Nŏdrēōf; Unbested Prince; Tündŭs Lāb {W.T.} (“Dark One”) to Ămbrēĕlla; Dōndüs Lōrna {H.Ĕ.} (“Dark Lord”); Mĭstdōndüs Rĕgamīs {H.Ĕ.} (“Sorcerer King”); Dhōn Brăkhōr {L.D.} (“Black Tyrant”); Black-Heart to Lĕgĕrdēmān; rides first the Nightcharger, Gräthlēĕr and then Ükhläthlēĕr; refers to himself in the regal plural manner: We, Us, Our Most Royal Person; wields The Sōrsër; grandson of King Tā & Lady Ärāōl; second son of King Pīër and Queen Nēdra; younger brother of Prince Dīāvid; cousin of Mītăk and Mĕrăk

Ăzmadüsēăn loyalists the Lōrkarăthēăn Ōgres and Nŏdrēōfēăn Knights who were still loyal to Ăzmadüs even after the Necromancer was destroyed

Āzrōd the Avenger, Imperator styled His Majesty Imperial, Āzrōd the Avenger, Imperator of Asävō; first emperor potentate of Asävō—Stone Castle or Ăzghōrräth; rode forth form Lē Mĭthtĭmbrālōrnē with Ā’Lōrĭn to join in the Final Battle; took the black gold Scepter of Stĕlthlănthălŭs for safekeeping; great grandson of Ādŏn and Fīlänlāa; grandson of Dlĭthĕnmālăn; son of Plīfērēslānēŭs & Lēbĕnlōralā; father of Imperator Dōrēăn the Child; progenitor of Imperator Lăndrōs; cousin of Potentate Ā’Lōrĭn and Ōrōrēk

Bacillus Sĕthtōn’s appaloosa; white, with coal-black spots from throat to hindquarter, and a black main and tail

bag of holding boundless satchel; an ordinary looking small velvety black bag with drawstrings, into which can be placed a limitless number of items, even ones which might seem too large to fit into the mouth of the bag

Băgwēn Oasis in southwestern Ăndrēăn Desert

Băklōr Dōrănt Dominator of Ĭxōr Rēmüs

Bănshēe physical creatures whose cry is like a wailing witch

Bär see: Bärcōgan

Bärcōgan the Betrayer called Bär in his youth, and Bulge-Belly, by Vōlgär; Bärcōgan the Black; Lord High Chancellor of Nŏdrēōf; Chancellor Bärcōgan, under the reign of King Pīër; discovered The Old Tome in King Tălërĭn’s library; Vōlgär dü’Ārănt’s ally in the Goblĭn Wars; apprenticed under Măxĭndīn the Great, along with Zōrwĭnd, Vōlgär dü’Ārănt, and Lĕgĕrdēmān; led a Low Goblĭn Army from the Upper Kāgär and one from the Wilderness of Tērn; journeyed into the Northerland Territories in search of spell components for the Drăgōns’ Bane spell he discovered; became Qū; (he/his); Ăzmadüs’s High Ĭmp (or Qüäzlŏt) familiar; son of Scar

Baron of Mälk see: General Bōroxĕn

Băsinĕt ridden by Brăndĕlin before Kitfīr’s ambushing; Zōrwĭnd’s mount; Pride’s yearling filly

Bastion ridden by Dirk before Kitfīr’s ambushing; male two-year-old foaled by Pride; first renamed “Sprint” by Mĕrăk, later renamed “Valiant the Brave,” upon his death

Battle, Final see: Wars, Drăgōn/Fourth Drăgōn War/Final Battle

Battle at Shimrēng’s Side see: Wars, Goblĭn/Battle at Shimrēng’s Side

Battle Friend {H.Ĕ.} Ĕlbĕrĕth-Tēk (“Battle-friend”); great long sword Jōrăn gave to Lĕgĕrdēmān; neither enchanted nor blessèd, but had been in the Royal House of Ärqüāvēă since its founding and had once been wielded by Chămpēăn the Valiant’s squire, Glăndin the Faithful

Battle of Ancient Magic and Sorcery see: War, Apocalypse

Battle of Kĕntrē Plateau see: War, Apocalypse/Battle of Kĕntrē Plateau

Battle of Open Springs see: War, Nŏdrēōfēăn/Battle of Open Springs

Battle of Oakenford Fields see: War, Nŏdrēōfēăn/Battle of Oakenford Fields

Battle of Thĕringōr Vale see: War, Copper/Battle of Thĕringōr Vale

Bay of Bālŏn bay in the Marēnēăn Ocean at the mouth of the Glimmer River that shelters Ōpĕr Port

Beast, Amalgamation a monster that absorbs its victims and incorporates their various parts into itself, such as the Demimonster from Ärdĕntēă created by Ăzmadüs to destroy Fērmĕn

Beast, Camouflage a monster that conceals itself (i.e. like a stone floor) and waits in ambush for its victims; can become physically exactly like that which it is copying (i.e. as hard as stone or as fluid as water); one example is the Stonetrapper

Beast, Conglomeration a monster comprising a combination of several creatures, such as the Chīmĕra, Lēō’Kĭdrāk, or the Sphĭnx, Skēba

Beast, Illusory Ōēā-Üthālĕn {H.Ĕ.} (Eye-Deceiver); can appear to be somewhere other than its actual location; NOT a true Place-shifter; has a long, purple-black mane; one is used on Stēngër’s helmet

Beast, Humped a camel; one-humped dromedary

Beast, Rust antennae ground up and to sulfur produces smoke

Beautiful Sleeper Ĭndrēl’s version of the Sleeping Beauty fairy tale

Beetle, Beguiling Umber Hŭlk; resembles a huge gray-brown beetle, with long ivory mandibles that slice horizontally; six stout insect legs; staring into its four red-brown, multifaceted, insect eyes will cause confusion and can even render its victim dazed or even senseless for several minutes

Beginning “From the Beginning was the Primal Lord, and from the Primal Lord, sprang the Beginning.”

Benevolent Magic see: magic

Bërg the Bargeman lead bargeman on the Glimmer River who Xärgōn riddles with; fancies himself an educated man, since he once attended the Academe of Ōpĕr for a short time before being expelled for cheating on an exam

Berserker see: Nōrsmōrēăn

Bēthmāzēŏs {H.Ĕ.} (Belovèd-joy) Ēlf‑Marshal under Dĕlfēn in the Regal Ĕstĕrēăn Army; somewhat tall and bulky for an Ĕlf; thick, curly hair with a hint of strawberry to its blondness; gray-green eyes; thought by some to have the taint of mixed blood; led host Ēlf‑riders and Ärqüāvēăn archers and foot soldiers northwest

Betrayer see: Lōrēĕn/Pentatics/Nameless One

Beyond, the the afterlife

Bhürr-nhō-fhän Ōrrük {L.D.} (divided-in-two Ōrc); half-Ōrc

Bhürrnhōfhänwhā see: Half-way

Bhürrthōrrghōrräth see: Hĕndërm

Bird of Knowledge Mĭstērēā Ēyā (mystical life), great eagle with coal-black feathers and a silver beak and talons that arose out of the conjoining of The Skīwärd and The Sōrsër in the battle between Mītăk and Ăzmadüs at the fall of Castle Nŏdrēōf; all things known to man or Lōrēĕn were passed from The Skīwärd and The Sōrsër to “the Ōrācle of Ĭndrēl”

Black Baron see: Baron-General Bōroxĕn

Black-eyes see: Ghŏül

Black Day ancient city of Smithsands Oasis is swallowed by a sea of dunes during a terrible sandstorm 500 years ago

Black General see: Nōk Tōr

black gold dhōn-rrō {L.D.} (black gold; “black gold”); Ā’Krōmēŭm {H.Ĕ.} (“without-reflection metal”); mined in Ăzghōrräth; found only in one vein in the Krükzik Shaft; gives off no light; always cold to the touch; when alloyed to certain metals but the Dwärves, it can make a blade that will never dull; craft of forging it perfected only once, by the three sons of Sīërthălŭs Lōrēĕn; wielded to forge the Jeweled Crown of Stüwärdlănthălŭs, the Ring of Stĕfinlănthălŭs, and the Scepter of Stĕlthlănthălŭs

Black Knight see: Baron-General Bōroxĕn

Black Nemesis Dhōn Thĕrăg {L.D.} (“Black Nemesis”); a Water Dāmänīt who dwells in the pools and sumps of Ünzhōnd; devoured many Dwärves who were sacrificed to him, including Low Queen Nhōnlhē-Khwēlhē, by her tot, Rägnär the Rich

Blind Sentinel serpent-like eyeless guardian of Rüneguard in the High Tower of Stone Castle; inky black; about two ells long; exceedingly fast

Blind Watch see: Lē Blĭthmērēldür

Blĭthmērēyā, Lē {H.Ĕ.} (the gift + grow + life, “the Ĕstĕrēăn Rose”); sacred blue rose bush in Ĕstĕrēa; at its thorny base is kept safe the Jeweled Crown of Stüwärdlănthălŭs; guarded by Lē Māfĕrē Ēyā Rĕgadōnēüs Dī Ĕstĕrēa {H.Ĕ.} (the water life regal + guard of home, “the Water-of-Life Regal Guard of Ĕstĕrēa”)

see also: the Keen-eyed One

Dĕlüfēüsēăn {H.Ĕ.} (true + sighted); the most renowned living minstrel in Ĕstĕrēa; sang on the first night of the Lay of Beginnings

Dĕlüqüēon, First-Born {H.Ĕ.} (true + voice); the first minstrel; invented music and combined it with Fīlänlānēō’s poetry

Dĕlülŏn, Ēlf‑rider {H.Ĕ.} (true + beardless); sent by Dĕlfēn with his twin brother Ēlf‑rider Qüĭndĕlülŭs to warn Hīănthĕlŭs of the trap in the Narrow Pass; slain by Ōgres

Demighōst High Dāmänīt; powerful magical creatures that inhabit the lower Ambits of Ärdĕntēă

Demimonster created by a Demighōst entering an Ǣrthăl body

Dēvīnēüs see: Lōrēĕn/Pentatics/Dēvīnēüs

Dēvīnēüs Children see: Elder Ĕlves

Dĕvlīt, High powerful evil creatures such as Fĭēnds and Wrāiths; Fĭēnd Fear; Dĕvlīt Fear; the Fear

Dĕvlīt, Low i.e. Jürkĕr

Dhōn-Hēg see: Queen’s Carcanet

Dhōn Thĕrăg see: Black Nemesis

dhōn-rrō see: black gold

Dhōnghōrräth see: Nŏdrēōf

Dī Măndōrē see: Măndōrē

Dī Ōmond see: Lōrēĕn/Pentatics/Dī Ōmond

Dīāvid Prince of Nŏdrēōf; eldest son of King Pīër and Queen Nēdra; elder brother of Ăzmadüs, who enchanted him in stone to usurp his birthright

Dīërtōn, Imperator styled His Majesty Imperial, Dīërtōn, Imperator of Asävō; emperor imperator of Asävō; of the House of Dlĭthĕnmālăn and a descendant of Dōrēăn the Child; father of Imperator Lăndrōs and Lănstōn; grandfather of Sĕthtōn and Hērōmĕr

Dīmăndōrēa see: Dī Măndōrē

Dirk one of the squires who accompanied Kitfīr the day she was kidnapped; rode Bastion

Disänēlēs {H.Ĕ.} (soft + air + having the trait of); Hīănthĕlŭs’s High Ĕlvăn grandmother on his mother’s side; her husband was Sēlāsēŭs the Ēlf

Tlethĭnăr see: Klēzēŏn, Three Suns of

Dlĭthĕnār see: Klēzēŏn, Three Suns of

Dlĭthĕnmālăn the Swift (second + man); second son of Ādŏn the Low Dwärf and Fīlänlāa; second triplet; along with his brothers, Lēbĕnmālăn and Cāthĕnmālăn, one of the Three Fathers of Men; head of the House of Dlĭthĕnmālăn (see the Imperial Asävēăn Seal); fought in the Final Battle of the Drăgōn Wars; progenitor of Imperator Lăndrōs; father of Plīfērēslānēŭs; grandfather of Imperator Āzrōd the Avenger—whose descendants were the people of Asävō—one of the Three Ancient Kingdoms of Man; great grandfather of Imperator Dōrēăn the Child; progenitor of Imperator Dīërtōn, father of Imperator Lăndrōs; from his loins come the Südmōrēăns

Dlĭthĕnlānēŭs Lōrnălŏn, First-Born (second + child lord + beardless); second Elder Ĕlf; killed and eaten by Kăt Arrōn; wed Căthbēthmē {H.Ĕ.} (beauty + love + you [feminine]; “Beauty Beloved”)

Dōgămdüs Eldest Brother; Brother of the Blood; master of the Temple of the Priests in Dale Ōrăth; Chief Priest of the Temple; Sĕthtōn’s henchman; head of Asärē’s down-fallen religious order who become the Followers (of the Nameless One); once worshiped Äürōramän; rival of Sindrīl, Sister of the Blood; wore a coronet of electrum with diamonds and sapphires set upon it

Dōrēăn the Child, Imperator styled His Majesty Imperial, Dōrēăn the Child, Imperator of Asävō; emperor imperator of Asävō; great grandson of Dlĭthĕnmālăn on his father’s side and Lēbĕnmālăn on his grandmother’s side; progenitor of Imperator Lăndrōs

Drăgōn two categories:
first, Wingèd or High Drăgōns, which include:
Great Drăgōns or Ancient Drăgōns and

Many-headed Gōrgōns;
Second, Wingless or Low Drăgōns, which include:
Drākes,

Hȳdrăs,

Sea Drăgōns or Sea Drākes, and

Sea Wȳrms or Sea Serpents and

Land Wȳrms;
Dwärves call High and Low Drăgōns Sky and Earth Drăgōns, respectively; Drăgōn Fear

Drăgōn, Black Măt Arrōt the Black; see: Tăm Tōrra; the Black Drăgōn; gaze will turn to stone; all jet black

Drăgōn, Blue Kăt Arrōn the Blue; see: Tăk Nōrra; the Blue Drăgōn; breathe ice; blue body with white-laced wings, claws, and horns; spawned the White Drăgōn, a Wingless Wȳrm, by mating with a great albino snake in the Năsër Rainforest

Drăgōn, Earth see: Low Drăgōn

Drăgōn, Emerald Lēt Arrēm the Emerald; see: Tēl Mērra; the Emerald Drăgōn; breath is a venomous vapor, a neurotoxin that kills quickly but painfully; emerald green body with yellow-laced wings, claws, and horns

Drăgōn, Green Tĕm Arräl the Green; see: Mĕt Lärra; the Green Drăgōn; breath turns to vegetation; causes vines and plants to spring up and bind victim, who becomes rooted to the ground; dark green body with spring-green-laced wings, claws and horns; spawned the Sea Serpents after mating with a Giant Sea Turtle

Drăgōn, High Wingèd Drăgōn; Vhōlpüs Drăküs {L.D.} (“Sky Drāke”); Lē Tānōēüs-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“the Fiery-eyes”); the Brood of Ĭximālēfăctōr; hatchlings are called: “Drăglets;” created by the Nameless One from Her own bile, which She mixed with the dust of Ĭndrēl, to harry the Elder Ĕlves; mate w/ males of other races, called Drăgōn Lords, who reside in Vōlcă; years reckoned in “years having burned (petrified, frozen, etc.)”; Drăgōn Fear; the Fear; their bane were the High Dwärves

Drăgōn, Low Wingless Drăgōn; Chăn Drăküs {L.D.} (Earth Drăgōn); several forms including: Drākes, Hȳdrăs, and Wȳrms—Land Wȳrms and Sea Serpents; created by various crossbreeding, usually between High Drăgōns and other foul monsters

Drăgōn, Purple Purple Wȳrm; one of several kinds of Wȳrms or Wingless Drăgōns; a worm-like creature large enough to swallow a man whole; Härbōr almost eaten by one once on a quest with Zōrwĭnd; one killed with a Fireball spell by Zōrwĭnd in the Great Tombs; the offspring of Lăv Nïrra, the Violet Drăgōn, and a Goblĭn

Drăgōn, Red & Black Lĕm Arräm the Red & Black; see: Mĕl Märra; the Red & Black Drăgōn; breaths fire; red body with black-laced wings, claws and horns

Drăgōn, Sea Sea Drāke; Wingless Drăgōn, Drāke, or Low Drăgōn; different from a Sea Serpent in that it has two webbed and clawed forelimbs

Drăgōn, Six-headed see: Hĕstēcroptüs

Drăgōn, Sky see: High Drăgōn

Drăgōn, Three-headed see: Mŭldēcroptüs

Drăgōn, Violet Văl Arrïn the Violet; see: Lăv Nïrra; the Violet Drăgōn; breath turns victim to liquid; violet with pink-laced wings, claws and horns; produced the Purple Drăgōns after mating with a Goblĭn

Drăgōn, White Sërprĕsēn; Land Wȳrm; Giant Serpent; one of several kinds of Wȳrms or Wingless Drăgōns; lay buried in ice and snow in the Northern Vändërlänts for two-and-a-half-millennia; slain by Măxĭndīn and Prēlŏn; spawn of Kăt Arrōn and a great albino snake in the Năsër Rainforest

Drăgōn, wingèd see: High Drăgōn

Drăgōn, Yellow Vĕm Arrōk the Yellow; see: Mĕv Kōrra; gaze causes petrifaction with fear; yellow body with orange-laced wings, claws and horns; gave birth to the Hȳdră after mating with a Gīănt Ăndrōsphĭnx

Drăgōn-Biter Drăküs Grăküs (Low Dwärvăn); Ādŏn Axe-Wielder’s battle axe; mightiest of all the axes ever forged by Dwärf, Ĕlf, or Man; Ādŏn was the first and most skillful to wield it in battle

Drăgōn Epoch eighth of ten epochs in the three eras of history

Drăgōn Lords of Vōlcă Drăgōn‑riders; Vōlcănēăn cavalier male mates of Drăgōns; neither Men nor Ĕlves nor Dwärves nor Trōlls nor Ĕttĭns but a Goblın-like race created by the Nameless One; instigated the Drăgōn Wars; first conquered the Low Dwärves, then led by The Miser-King Thōrnlānkĕn against Ĕstĕrēa, overthrew the Hălfĕns, usurped by Tăm Tōrra and her Thrice-Bastard Son, finally defeated in the Final Battle; based in Vōlcă

Drăgōn Ribbon see: Hĕndërm Games

Drăgōn-rider see: Drăgōn Lord

Drăgōn Wars see: Wars, Drăgōn

Drăgōn’s-Bane Rĕplēōnüsēs-Rrōn {H.Ĕ.-L.D.} (“Drăgōn’s Bane”); a Sīër-spear forged by Sīërthălŭs in the heat of Lē Cāth Dī Măndōrēā; used by Young Prince Fĕrimŭs to help slay Măt Arrōt by driving his Sīër-spear through her heart

Drāke a two-or-more limbed Wingless Drăgōn

see: Low Drăgōn

Drāke, Land see also: Low Drăgōn

Drāke, Water see: Sea Drāke or Sea Drăgōn

see also: the Keen-eyed One

Frōmär first of the High Dwärves

Fūrĭē catlike monster with matted fur

Găl Ōrăth see: King’s Crossing

Galīabrĕth grizzled old Low Dwärf who delivers the Ring of Stĕfinlănthălŭs to Ăzmadüs but is transferred into a serpent that is made to swallow his reward before being turned into a snakeskin bag to hold the gold regals

Gap of Rōm Lītz Cădĕräs {H.Ĕ.} (“Narrow Pass”); narrow pass that cuts through the High Bluff near the Fōrgēng Mountains; issues onto the Highland Steppe through a ruined section of the ancient Stone Wall

Gallant Corsair Mītăk’s favorite of favorite stories were of this noble pirate who robbed only other brigands and freebooters; Lĕgĕrdēmān; one of his Gentleman Brigand crew members, One-Eyed Jāz, met Xärgōn and Mītăk during their race north to save Härbōr from Ăzmadüs’s poison

Gärgōyle scaly winged creatures about the size of a Man

Garrisonman see: Ärqüāvēă/City Garrison Knight

Găttĕr Gōg, Dominator Low Goblĭn leader under His Greatness the Goblĭn Khan

Gāylōrn the Grand mentored Măxĭndīn and Lüxfōrth; great, great grandson of Ādŏn and Fīlänlāa; great grandson of Lēbĕnmālăn; grandson of Lēbĕnmĭstlē; son of the Māgŭs Gīzĕr; father of Măxĭndīn the Great; grandfather of Zōrwĭnd

Gēngōlĕt {H.Ĕ.} (ringing + hooves); Ēlf‑Captain Sēzĕrēŭs’s sleek white Īnhōrn stallion

Gentleman Brigand one of the crew of the Gallant Corsair; One-Eyed Jāz

Gēümā of Hĕndërm, Sir one of final four with Härbōr and Brēāgōr; in the last stand against Rāfāngŭs and his Guard Elite from Măcēadōr slays Gōrkĕrtōn the Grandiose in the Battle of Thĕringōr Vale

Ghōst Wīght; those who die unnatural deaths and whose Spĭrits linger behind to haunt the Ǣrthăl Ambit; like those battled by Zōrwĭnd in the Temple of the Priestesses

Ghŏül Lē Fōrfōrüm-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“the Black-eyes”); from Sarēen Swamplands & moors and bogs of the Năsër Rainforest; race that feasts on corpses; hairless green bodies; forked red tongues; green blood; difficult to see moving along through the shadows even in broad daylight; fought in the Nŏdrēōfēăn War

Ghŏülĕdăn Lē Mōrēüs-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“the Bloody-eyes”); (not Ghŏül); Night Feeder; direct sunlight will turn them to stone; took over the Flāmstōn Mines after Nhōnlhēghōrräth was abandoned by the Dwärves; cultivate Ghŏülĕdăn’s guts in the mines to ferment into nepenthe of ambrosia; only creatures who can withstand the poisonous gases produced by the rotting carcass of Lēt Arrēm and the Ghŏülĕdăn’s guts they now culture in the mines

Ghŏülĕdăn’s guts a fungus that first grew on the toxic decomposing body of Lēt Arrēm, the Emerald Drăgōn, deep in the Flāmstōn Mines; thrives upon the ămbrōmīt deposits in the mines and was in latter times cultured there by Ghŏülĕdăns; the fungus produces a gas lethal to all other creatures; hangs from the damp ceilings and walls in clusters of writhing, seething masses; fermented into nepenthe of ambrosia

Ghrĭmbōld Stōnbhürr (Ghrĭmbōld Stone-Cleaver; Ghrĭmbōld Stōnbhürr); built the stone bridge at Open Springs 455 years ago or in Dwärvăn Reckoning 2046 T.Ü.T. (2046 t.Ü.t.)

Gīănt see: Ōgre or Single-headed Gīănt; or Twin-headed Gīănt; or Stone Gīănt; or White Giant

Gīănt, Single-headed see: Ōgre

Gīănt, Stone mammoth one-headed creatures who inhabit mountainous regions and can split rock with their teeth

Gīănt, Twin-headed see: Ĕttin

Gīănt, White see: Yĕtē

Gift see: to māge

Gift of Ēyā Morning when children receive a new toy or play sword

Gift of the Heavens Melĭsĕs Bleth {E.Ĕ.} (heavens’ gift; “Gift of the Heavens”); Lēnălōrnălŏn’s greatest work as a lightsmith; a silver carcanet with three star-stones—white jewels crafted from the rays of the Three Sacred Stars; made for his queen, Lēnalōralī

Gimplēng Ĭmp in fairy-tale remembered by Mītăk who bit Chăfy

Gisarmés band of ruffians led by Shĕrük; their mascot weapon is the halberd

Gīzĕr, Māgŭs first wizard to attain the title of Māgŭs Magnificent; author of The Skīwärd; cast Ōrcüs down from his fiery throne; banished Undead from the Ǣrthăl Ambit and Rock Ōrcs from Shēn Valley; cousin of Sōrsĕrn; grandson of Lēbĕnmālăn, “of that house all wizards come,” by his second son; son of Lēbĕnmĭstlē; father of Gāylōrn the Grand; grandfather of Măxĭndīn the Great; great grandfather of Zōrwĭnd

Glā styled The Lady Glā, The Thaness of Hĕndërm; Lady Glā; wife of The Most Honorable Lord Grĕgōr The Innocent, The Thane of Hĕndërm

Gläkĕr Manor a fief under Härbōr’s lordship in Kĕntrē

Gläkĕrland Easterland community in Kĕntrē were Härbōr has a manor fief

Glăndin the Faithful Chămpēăn’s squire; wielded Ĕlbĕrĕth-Tēk

Glimmer River the main river (the Eastern Fork) is comprised of Eastern Glimmer (its primary northern fork, which flows through the valley of Dale Thānk) and the Western Glimmer (that flows down through the valley of Dale Ōrăth); after the confluence of the Eastern and Western Glimmer Rivers, the Eastern Fork passes south between the Eastern and Western Vändërlänt Mountains, past the city of Vändërlänt, then down through the Evermore Forest, where it is joined by the Western Fork, where Ĕstĕrēa lies nestled between the two Forks; from that point, the Glimmer River flows south dividing the Southern Desert from the Ăndrēăn Desert, to issue at last into the Marēnēăn Ocean through the delta near the port city of Ōpĕr

Glimmer small-fin trout see: trout, Glimmer

glow-bug lightening bug; used buy the Dwärves to make glow-dust

glow-dust a fine dust that the Dwärves strew upon the floor of dark passages which gives off a gentle luminosity when trodden upon or otherwise disturbed; made from glow-bugs

Glügskrăk see: languages of Ĭndrēl/Ōgrēăn Tongue of Glügskrăk

Gnōll see: Hill Trōll

Gnōme lesser monster that haunts the Oakwood Forest

Goblĭn, Low Lē Ā’Gōn Ĕrēăn-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“the Lesser Yellow-eyes”); Goblĭns, Lē Ĕrēăn-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“the Yellow-eyes”); Lhō Vhōbrrün {L.D.} (“Low Goblĭn”); Goblĭn Speech; dark gray-green skin; yellow blood, orange when dry; larger and more skilled than Low Ōrcs but close in size and intellect to Rock Ōrcs; shorter, squatter, less intelligent, and more common than High Goblĭns; Low Goblĭn Armies involved in the Goblĭn Wars; from the Upper Kāgär, Ĭxōr Rēmüs, Western Rrōt Mountains, the Wilderness of Tērn, among other places; call one another “broodling,” for they have a plethora of offspring at once termed a “brood of Goblĭn brats”

Goblĭn, High Lē Gōn Ĕrēăn-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“the Greater Yellow-eyes”); Hobgoblĭn; Vhā Vhōbrrün {L.D.} (“High Goblĭn”); horned, larger, stronger, and more intelligent than Low Goblĭns; created by Ĭximālēfăctōr; from mines and cities in the Heaths of Nhōm (Nhōmēăns) and the Vōlcă Mountains (Vōlcănēăns); Hobgoblĭn pups; orange-skinned faces and blue, turned-up snouts; yellow blood and yellow, slanted eyes; some w/ tusks others long fangs; intelligence approaches that of a Man; most militaristic of the foul races; in the Nŏdrēōfēăn War wore open-faced helmets, girt in full metal armor, carried a spiked mace, a one-handed battleaxe, a heavy sword, and al shield

Goblĭn, Sea Whüsh Vhōbrrün {L.D.} (“Sea Goblĭn”); a breed of Goblĭns who fare upon the sea, like the ones who fought alongside the Südmōrēăns at Sea Gate; wield curved sabers

Goblĭn Armies, High see: War, Apocalypse

Goblĭn Armies, Low Low Goblĭn hordes; Fell Armies; their weapon of choice was the voulge; four hosts of Low Goblĭns fought in the Goblĭn Wars against the Fair Races, under His Greatness the Goblĭn Khan: one army from the Western Rrōt Mountains, under Dominator Xxx Xxx; one from Ĭxōr Rēmüs, led by Vōlgär dü’Ārănt and Dominator Găttĕr Gōg; one from the Upper Kāgär, under Dominator Xxx Xxx; and one from the Wilderness of Tērn, led by Bärcōgan and Dominator Xxx Xxx

Goblĭn Khan Low Goblĭn head of the Low Goblĭn Armies, each army led by one of his “dominators”

Goblĭn Wars see: Wars, Goblĭn

Gōbō valiant High Dwärf, or Hălfĕn, who slew and was slain by the Green Drăgōn, Tĕm Arräl and was avenged by his brother, Fīgon the Fierce, who slew Măt Arrōt

God see: Lōrēĕn

gold regal see: regal

Golden General see: Krōgĕr, General

Gōlümn enchanted inanimate beings such as stones, trees, bushes, etc., which have a remembrance of the things they’ve seen before being turned into Stone Gōlümns, Wood Gōlümns, etc.

Gōlümn, Stone i.e. the two stones Gōlümns enchanted by Ăzmadüs to guard Kitfīr
see also: Gōlümn

Gōlümn, Wood i.e. the tree Gōlümns enchanted by Ăzmadüs to hold Kitfīr prisoner
see also: Gōlümn

Gōn Gōlēdäd see: Longfall

Gōn‑Ĕrēindĭldīāyā see: Ăndrēăn Desert

Gōna home to the Three-sided Pyramids of Gōna

Gōna, Three-sided Pyramids of see: Three-sided Pyramids of Gōna

Gōrgamīt Lē Ā’Gōn Ĕrēĕm-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“the Lesser Red-eyes”); Low Gōrg; lizard-men in tombs below the Temples of Asärē; smaller cousin of the Tōrgamīts and the amphibian Träglōdīts

Gōrgōn many-headed High Drăgōn; head of a Gōrgōn on Ăzmadüs’s scepter

Gōrkĕrtōn the Grandiose High Goblĭn captain of a band of Low Goblĭns from Ĭxōr Rēmüs that deserted Vōlgär dü’Ārănt’s army during the Battle at Shimrēng’s Side; chieftain in Rāfāngŭs’s army in the Battle of Thĕringōr Vale; immense stature and girth even for a Hobgoblĭn; killed Sir Gēümā of Hĕndërm just before being killed by Härbōr

Gōrlănd the Grand High Hero descended from the High Hero’s Bloodline in direct patrilineal descendent from Hērōmĕr by 23 generations; father of Bōrlănd the Brave; ancestor of Hănfĭn by 15 generations; Prēlŏn by 16; Lĕgĕrdēmān by 17; and Mītăk and Mĕrăk by 18

Gōrtōrgerond a land in the far, far west where the Tōrgamīts are from

Grăkon Dungeon Lord of Asärē, High Dĕvlīt Flesh Fĭēnd, released by Sĕthtōn using The Sōrsër, his ancient name was Ürgürmăth the Loath

Gräktäg, Lieutenant I & Me I & Me Snōron’s Ĕttin lieutenant; sent by Ăzmadüs to ambush the Companions; killed by Mītăk

Grănd, King of The Long Stride; king of Ärqüāvēă; died of pneumonia during the Eastern Champagne of the Fell Winter War; grandson of Chămpēăn the Valiant; son of King Nōbl; husband of Lady Āōlwīn; father of King Tălërĭn; grandfather of King Jōrăn; great grandfather of Princess Kitfīr

Gräthlēĕr Gräthlēĕr the Nightcharger; stallion from the Ärdĕntēăl Ambits

Great Desert see: Ăndrēăn Desert

Great Swamp Fälä Ish’wā {Q.T.T.} (“Great Swamp”); Lē Gōn Māfėrēindĭlē {H.Ĕ.} (“the Great Wetlands”); a marshy region of the Năsër Rainforest where the Mürmürēng River loses its course and wonders in a vast marshland before its confluent feeder streams merge once more

Great Tombs see: Asärē/Great Tombs

Great War see: War, Apocalypse

Greater Brown-eyes see: Rock Ōrcs

Greater Ĕlves see: Ĕlf, Greater
see also: Ĕlves, Elder
see also: Ĕlves, Drīăd

Greater Red-eyes see: Tōrgamīts

Greater Yellow-eyes see: High Goblĭns

Green Turtle’s Watering Hole tavern in Ärqüāvēă owned by Old Man Sticks

Green-eyes see: Ĕlf

Grĕgōr the Innocent, Lord The Most Honorable Lord Grĕgōr the Innocent, The Thane of Hĕndërm; Lord Grĕgōr; Thane Hĕndërm; works diligently to stem the flow south of nepenthe of ambrosia past the Shimrēng Delta; husband of The Lady Glā, The Thaness of Hĕndërm

Grĕndül! Grĕndül! a fairy-story about Ghŏülĕdăns

Griffin a race of wingèd lions

Griffin Ribbon see: Hĕndërm Games

Grōrkland Goblĭn Speech for Nŏdrēōf

Grosh-Ghōrr see: Pain-Giver

Grrīt-Drăküslhōrr the Assailer see: Vōlgär dü’Ārănt

Grrītkhōks {L.D.} (red + head); nickname Härbōr gave the youngest Dwärf among his company of cart-pushers who fought to hold the Thürrzrrōnhd south of Fhĕlhdsränd against the Sea Goblĭn invaders

Guard Elite see: Rāfāngŭs The Black-Hearted

Güĕnlin Güĕn; Güĕnlin the Chaste; wife of Prēlŏn; mother of Lĕgĕrdēmān; grandmother of Mĕrăk and Mītăk

Güenōwin, Lady first Queen of Ärqüāvēă; wife of King Nōbl; mother of King Grănd; grandmother of King Tălërĭn; great grandmother of King Jōrăn; great, great grandmother of Princess Kitfīr

Gŭnthĕr, Ex-Count witnessed Mĕrăk’s escape; slain by Stēngër during his interrogation

Hăg also called a witch;
see also: magic

Hăg, Forest Forest witch or Hăg

Hăg, Mountain Mountain witch or Hăg, like Mōrgüĕn

Hăg, Night Night witch like the one battled by Zōrwĭnd at the Temple of the Priestesses

Hăg, Sea Sea witch or Hăg, like Mōrēsäna

Hăg, Swamp Swamp witch or Hăg

half-regal see: regal

Half-way Bhürrnhōfhänwhā {L.D.} (divided + in + two – there; “Half-Way”); under-burg half-way between Whüsh-Lhäkh and Fhĕlhdsränd

Hălfĕn see: Dwärf, High

Hălfĕn Widows the High Dwärf Wives left behind when all the male Hălfĕns were slain in the Drăgōn Wars; taken in by the Low Dwärves, and their bloodlines were mingled with those of the Low Dwärves and lost forever

Halfling see: Dwärf, High

Hame-Hammer see: Läshläkh

Hăn see: Hănfĭn

Hănfĭn the Heavy-Hearted Lord Hero; tamed the Wild Boar of the Fields and united the Feuding Lords of Thănälgrim; High Hero descended from the High Hero’s Bloodline in direct patrilineal descendent from Hērōmĕr by 38 generations; Gōrlănd the Grand by 15 generations; Bōrlănd the Brave by 14 generations; great³ grandson of Fāt the Defiant; great-great grandson of Fīt the Foolish; great grandson of Swān the Sorrowful; grandson of Bōrz the Bold; son of Māsĕm the Mace-wielder; father of Prēlŏn; grandfather of Lĕgĕrdēmān; great grandfather of Mītăk and Mĕrăk

Hănsōm, Lord Councilor Hănsōm; Ärqüāvēăn feudal lord; strongest and most influential member of the Old Council

Härbōr Brākstōn styled Härbōr Brākstōn, Low Baron of Fhĕlhdsränd, Master Gatekeeper of the Realm Under the Mountain; named by the Hīănthĕlŭs Venerable Lhō Khwāgĕnzkh‑Lord Härbōrŭs Drĭlbänk; (also once called Master Bitter-tongue, by Hīănthĕlŭs); his kin and title are from the realm of Fhĕlhdsränd {L.D.} (“mine + central”); aged one-hundred eight and ten years under the Mountain; Low Dwärf mercenary; longtime friend of Zōrwĭnd’s, who he fought under in the Goblĭn Wars; wields Fell Venom-slasher; sergeant in the first legion of hire-thane infantry, second cohort, second century, fifth company, second squad under his command in the Goblĭn Wars; wears a thick gold ring upon his right thumb, which bears his family crest upon it; he, alone, of all his stout race can yet recollect the methods employed to merge forge with incantation and create enchanted blades; calls Ăzmadüs: the Black Tyrant; calls Ĕlves Wood-Waifs and Fay Tricksters and the Fay Folk; swears: By my beard!; Ōkh hōt, khōt, lhōn zhōt! {L.D.} (By hilt, haft, and blade!); By the blood of all Dwärves!; Nix in place of Nay; earldoms of both Ŭnthill and of Tăzür; three fiefdoms from the King of Kĕntrē—Lord of Gläkĕr Manor and another outside the city of Kĕntrē, and Duke of Fēs; Steward of Lindenwood Forest; Count of Kăkis; a Low Baron (see above); tot of Thōrüm Brākstōn; husband of Mhēäghün

Arms of Härbōr Brākstōn: (Arms of the Low Baron of Fhĕlhdsränd)

Emblazon: Description: AHB-

Blazon: L lozengy gules and sable, three annulets, interlaced one and two, Or, and in base an anvil Or.

see also: Appendix FÞRoll of Arms of ĬndrēlÞArms of Härbōr Brākstōn

Haunted Covert Äk’äkük Chōk {Q.T.T.}; area in the Năsër Rainforest where dwell pĕ’ēkōs {Q.T.T.}—the Spĭrits of animals and Men; the canopy of trees grows so dense there that even at noon no light filters down to the forest floor

Heaths of Nhōm Nhōmēăn; the uncultivated, open uplands northwest of the Vōlcă Mountains where the High Goblĭns live in mines and underground barrows

Hēghōrräth see: Ärqüāvēă’s Keep

Hèl see: Ambits/Ärdĕntēăl

Helm-Piercer marteldefer wielded by the second ruffian who fought against Härbōr

Hĕndërm Bhürrthōrrghōrräth {L.D.} (delta + fortress), bÜɼþŌɼgŌɼÄþ, the Southern Hold or Hĕndërm Hold; House of Hĕndërm; Hĕndërmmen; large city near the Shimrēng River Delta; sheltered from the Marēnēăn Ocean by the Hōpshīr Headland; thanedom of Nŏdrēōf? (probably not, since they do not use the same Southerland calendar system used in that city; thanes is Lord Grĕgōr the Innocent; one of the Four Houses of Man; descendants of Ōsō, son of Ōrōrēk; one of the Four Latter Kingdoms of Man; Thane of Hĕndërm; Hĕndërm Guards patrol the delta for ambrosia; Hĕndërm Bridge, north of the city—only place the Shimrēng can be crossed south of the East/West fork; uses calendar based on the reign of Lord Grĕgōr, not the Southerland calendar used in Ärqüāvēă & Nŏdrēōf; currently the twelfth year of the reign of The Most Honorable Lord Grĕgōr the Innocent; strong ties to the Ambrosia Lords

Heraldry of the House of Hĕndërm:

Emblazon: Description: HHHn-

Blazon: Per fess wavy argent and azure, in base a lymphad sails furled & oars in action argent pennoned and ensigned gules.

Hĕndërm Games tournament held every four seasons in Hĕndërm; Drăgōn Ribbon, Griffin Ribbon, and Eagle Ribbon; includes such events as standing far jump, running far jump, javelin throw, wrestling, jousting, discus, shot put; Dĕlfēn once competed for Ĕstĕrēa in the events of javelin throw, the overland run between Hĕndërm and Hōpshīr (for which he won the Griffin Ribbon) and running far jump

Hĕndërm Guards King’s Warders; special troops who patrol the Shimrēng River and Delta enforcing the King’s edict against nepenthe of ambrosia

Hĕndërm Hold castle held by the Hĕndërm Guards; Lē Vĕrdä Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Southern Hold”); Lā Fērtä Kō {W.T.} (“the Southern Hold”); Bhürrthōrrghōrräth {L.D.} (delta + fortress), bÜɼþŌɼgŌɼÄþ
see also: the City of Hĕndërm

Hērōmĕr Hērōmĕr the Younger; Hērōmĕr the True; the Great Sword-Wielder; overthrew elder brother Sĕthtōn, at the Battle of Kĕntrē Plateau; wielder of The Skīwärd; slayer of Lĕm Arräm; wore radiant plate mail armor with a hauberk of shining ring mail over it, a maroon sash and a helm with a maroon plume upon it; patriarch of the High Heroes’ Bloodline; descended from Potentate Ā’Lōrĭn the Tall; grandson of Imperator Dīërtōn; son of Lănstōn of Asävō and Ārüvēĕl of Asärē; younger brother of Sĕthtōn; nephew of Imperator Lăndrōs the Benevolent; ancestor of Mītăk of the Oakwood

Hĕsh Ürrāg-Bhürr see: Fell Venom Slasher

Hĕstēcroptüs six-headed Lake Hȳdră; Six-headed Drăgōn or Low Drăgōn; Woman-headed Hȳdră; Scourge of Vĕm Arrōk; six identical twin-like female (human) heads, four arms and legs, no wings; causes insanity in her victims with her malevolent gaze; the scratch of her claws is poisonous

Hīănthĕlŭs, Ēlf‑King styled Ēlf‑King of the Emerald Wood; High King of the High Ĕlves (High Ēlfēā) of Ĕstĕrēa; High Lord of Ĕstĕrēa; Regal Lord of the Emerald Wood to the Drīăd; Hīănthĕlŭs the Young; the Young King; called: Glĭndĕlün-Lōrna {H.Ĕ.} (“Wise Lord”) by his Ēlf‑riders, and also: Rĕga-Lōrna {H.Ĕ.} (“Regal-Lord”); his Īnhōrn is Frēloxōlŭs; led 500 Ĕlvăn cavalrymen into battle in the Nŏdrēōfēăn War; looks about 21 years old, except for the long, fine, white, curly locks to the middle of his back; high cheekbones, pronounced and sharp upon his pure white visage; wears a delicate electrum crown with a beautiful green emerald set in its center that matches his eyes; dresses almost all in white, with light gray leggings and a suede cape, held with a brooch emblazoned with regal emblem; his Wīzĕn is Xärgōnthălŭs; great, great grandson of Qüĭnsōnēsēŭs, first king of Ĕstĕrēa; great grandson of Fĕrimŭs; patrilineal grandson of Kriskrisālŭs & Xxx; matrilineal grandson of Sēlāsēŭs the Ēlf & Disänēlēs; first son of Ăntōnēsēŭs and Ĕvërlēōnĭs; husband of Lītlănis; father of Ēnglāsēŭs; uncle of Dĕlfēnlŏnthălŭs, his brother’s son; (5’10”)

Hīănthĕlŭs’s brother younger brother of Hīănthĕlŭs and his first Wīzĕn; second son of Ăntōnēsēŭs and Ĕvërlēōnĭs; grandson of Kriskrisālŭs; great grandson of Fĕrimŭs; great, great grandson of Qüĭnsōnēsēŭs; husband of Mĭthlĭndlēon/Mĕrēmĭth; banished and his name forbidden to be spoken after Mĕrēmĭth died giving birth to his son, Dĕlfēn; remarries Ĭmmëril and has a son by her, Jūlēonōlŭs

Hidden Gate Khōrz-Lhäkh {L.D.} (“Hidden-Gate”); secret entrance above Whüsh-Lhäkh, the Sea Gate

Hidden Woods Mĭthtĭmbrālōrnē {H.Ĕ.} (hidden + woods); where Ādŏn hid from the Drăgōn Lords; north and east of the Fōrgēng Mountains

High Battle see: the Goblĭn Wars, the High Battle

High Bluff Lē Ĭthgōr Ēldür {H.Ĕ.} (“the Ancient Wall”); a 400 fathom cliff face that separates the Highland Steppe from the southward Lowland Steppe, into which is built the Ancient Stair, Lō Lōth Kōrikstär; still rimmed by the ruins of the ancient Stone Wall; still some 200 fathoms high at the Gap of Rōm, a narrow pass between the cliff face and the sheer walls of the Fōrgēng Mountains

High Drăgōn see: Drăgōn

High Dwärf see: Dwärf, High

High Ĕlf see: Ĕlf/Ĕlf, High

High Ĕlvăn Tongue {H.Ĕ.}; language spoken by the High Ĕlves; evolved from Elder Ĕlvăn
see also: “Languages”—High Ĕlvăn Tongue

High Goblĭn see: Goblĭn, High/Hobgoblĭn

High Hero House of High Heroes; descendant of Hērōmĕr; bound by familial oath to serve the Free Folk of Ĭndrēl; posses the Gift or the ability to māge with others who can māge; wield three powerful talismans handed down generation by generation from Hērōmĕr: Rüneglaive, Rüneguard, and Rünehelm

Heraldry of the House of High Heroes:

Emblazon: Description: HHHro-

Blazon: Argent a pall gules, over all an eagle displayed sable and Or proper, and in base a knight’s helmet proper five grilles Or, with a bordure sable.

High Heroes’ Bloodline see: High Hero

High Ōrc see: Rock Ōrc

High Pass Cădĕräs Tōr Lăn {H.Ĕ.} (pass gray barded); Home of the Graybeard; in the Fōrgēng Mountains between the Eastern Oakwood and the Western; above the White Falls

High Tōrg see: Tōrgamīt

High Trōll see: Trōll, High

Highfalls waterfall on the Mürmürēng River with a shier fall of some two-of-hundreds-and-fifty fathoms

Highland Steppe Lē Nī-Ĕrēindĭlē {H.Ĕ.} (the high–land + –s); an elevated plateau of the Shimrēng River Valley which falls 400 fathoms to the southward Lowland Steppe, about two leagues south of Ärqüāvēă; bounded on the east by the Gap of Rōm while in the west it tapes off after about two leagues; the Longfall flows down the High Bluff beside Lō Lōth Kōrikstär, the Ancient Stair; Stone Wall and the Forgotten Realm built thereon

Hō Vän {S.Ĕ.} (Without Fear; “Fearless”); daughter of Qüärsänĭlŏn, First-Born; married Shīănēsēŭs Lŏn; developed the first system of writing using the Hō Vänēăn cirth characters that she invented

Hō Vänēăn cirth characters and writing system developed by Hō Vän

Hobbit see: Dwärf, High

Hobgoblĭn see: Goblĭn, High

Holds Ärqüāvēă’s Keep: Lē Vondä Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Northern Hold”); Hēghōrräth {L.D.} (white + fortress)

Castle Nŏdrēōf: Lē Dīlē-Ā’ä Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Middle Hold”); Lā Tōlā-Ān’ä Kō {W.T.} (“the Middle Hold”); Dhōnghōrräth {L.D.} (black + fortress)

Hĕndërm Hold: Lē Vĕrdä Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Southern Hold”); Lā Fērtä Kō {W.T.} (“the Southern Hold”); Bhürrthōrrghōrräth {L.D.} (delta + fortress)

Fort Ōpĕr: Lē Ēăä Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Western Hold”); Vhāghōrräth {L.D.} (high + fortress)

Ĕstĕrēa: Lē Ēlflē Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Ĕlvăn Hold”); Chănlhĭgkhüghōrräth {L.D.} (living + barrier + fortress)

Fhĕlhdsfhär: Lē Lĭllēōnlē Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Dwärvăn Hold”) or Lē Kwōēn Kī {H.Ĕ.} Lower Hold; Fhärghōrräth {L.D.} (deep + fortress)

Ĭxōr Rēmüs: Lē Gōnē Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Vanquished Hold”); Ärrkhghōrräth {L.D.} (gray + fortress)

Four Ancient Holds

Stone Castle: Lē Kēkän Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Bottomless Hold”); Stōnghōrräth {L.D.} (stone + fortress), upon its ruins was built Asävō—Ăzghōrräth {L.D.} (empty + fortress)

Asärē: Lē Wēslok Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Marble Hold”); Rrōtghōrräth (holy + fortress)

Flāmstōn Mines: Lē Lēbĕn Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the First Hold”); Nhōnlhēghōrräth {L.D.} (first + fortress), later called Ăzfĕlhds (empty + mine)

Shī-Hō Vänë: Lē Tōnōkümnē Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Oaken Hold”); Nhāghōrräth {L.D.} (no + fortress)

Homeguardsman see: Royal Ärqüāvēăn Homeguardsman

Hōpshīr port city at mouth of Shimrēng River Delta

Hōpshīr Headland the peninsula that shelters Hĕndërm; on its southeastern-most tip is the small city of Hōpshīr

House of the Sacred Watch see: Ĕstĕrēa/House of the Sacred Watch

House of Ōrō see: Ōrō or Four Houses of Man/House of Ärqüāvēă

of Ōtō see: Ōtō or Four Houses of Man/House of Nŏdrēōf

of Ōsō see: Ōsō or Four Houses of Man/House of Hĕndërm

of Ōzō see: Ōzō or Four Houses of Man/House of Ōpĕr

Hŭlk, Umber see: Beetle, Beguiling

Hȳdră Krōk {L.D.}; three Hȳdrăs came of the union of the Yellow Drăgōn, Vĕm Arrōk, and a Giant Ăndrōsphĭnx (whom she seduced in Sphĭnx-like form and then devoured); Scourge of Vĕm Arrōk; the three daughters of Vĕm Arrōk—Mŭldēcroptüs, the three-headed Land Hȳdră (Three-headed Drăgōn); Sërpencroptüs, the many-headed Sky Hȳdră (Many-headed Drăgōn); and Hĕstēcroptüs, the six-headed Lake Hȳdră (Six-headed Drăgōn); one of several varieties of wingless Drăgōns or Low Drăgōns; immune to the effects of magic

Hȳdră, Lake see: Hĕstēcroptüs

Hȳdră, Land see: Mŭldēcroptüs

Hȳdră, Sky see: Sërpencroptüs

Ĭbselōnēŭs-Zĕt a tyrant in the Westerlands, west of Fērmĕn fought against by Härbōr and Zōrwĭnd when they meet up again for the first time since the Goblĭn Wars

Illusory Beast see: Beast, Illusory

Ĭmmëril High Ĕlf taken to wife by Dĕlfēn’s father after Mĭthlĭndlēon’s death; mother of Jūlēonōlŭs

Immortal Ones see: Ĕlves, Greater

Ĭmp, Low mischievous creature whose bite is fatal, causing the victim to fall asleep and never wake up

Ĭmp, High Qüäzlŏt; small green Ĭmps with yellow horns and spade tail; true Place-shifters capable of instantaneous travel between the Ambits Ǣrthăl Ambit and the Ärdĕntēăl Ambits

Imperial Asärēăn Seal and Insignia see: Asärē/Imperial Asärēăn Seal and Insignia

Imperial Asärēăn Tongue {I.A.}; language spoken by the ancient Asärēăns

Imperial Chambers see: Asärē/Temples of Asärē/Great Tombs

Imperial Crown of Asärē see: Asärē/Imperial Crown of Asärē

Imperial Records of Asärē, The only extant recorded history of Asärē’s rise and fall; a brief reference in the Records discovered by Măxĭndīn the day that he died, referring to the lost tome of magic—The Sōrsër

Imperial Tombs see: Asärē/Temples of Asärē/Great Tombs

Ĭndrēl Ĕrēindĭl {H.Ĕ.} (this + walk); Lĕ Irĕĭntĭlĕ Lŏrălĭ {E.Ĕ.} (this + walk –s mother; “the Motherlands”) or simply Irĕĭntĭl; Ērāīntīl to the Drīăd; Tōchăn {L.D.} (all + dirt); Ĭndrēlēăn; the Four Realms of Ĭndrēl; the Ages of Ĭndrēl; Ǣrthăl Ambit

Īnhōrn Īnhōrnēā, Īnhōrnēăn; Ūnicōrn; Fay-horse to the Dwärves; spiral-horned steeds descended from the First Foaled along with horses; stallions (Hōēā) have a bit of a beard on their chins, mares (Lŏnlēā) do not; sacred to the Ĕlves

Irĕĭntĭl see: Ĭndrēl

Irĕĭntĭlĕ Lŏrălĭ see: Ĭndrēl

Iron Siege see: Goblĭn Wars/Iron Siege

Isle of Bones Xärgōn has been there and it is not a very nice place

Īsōmĕr (no translation); argentine (silver) device with which Ămbrēĕlla can find her people again

Īsōrōv {H.Ĕ.} (proud + horn); last of the Īnhōrnēā; High King Ēnglāsēŭs’s mount after the Nŏdrēōfēăn War; died at the age of 101 s.F. in 233 of the Fifth Age of Man

Ĭthgōr Cădĕräs see: Ancient Pass

Ĭthgōr Tĭmbrālōrna see: Oakwood Forest

Ĭximālēfăctōr see: Lōrēĕn/Pentatics/Nameless One

Ĭxōr Rēmüs {A.T.} (no + king castle); Fallen Hold, Lē Gōnē Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Vanquished Hold”), Ärrkhghōrräth {L.D.} (gray + fortress) aɼẖgŌɼÄþ; the “Kingless Keep” to the Ōpĕrs; Vōlgär dü’Ārănt’s stronghold during the Goblĭn Wars; ruled by a dominator such as Băklōr Dōrănt; King Jōrăn drove off a host of host of Low Goblıns from there; two and a half day’s ride north of Hĕndërm along the Shimrēng River

Jănz, Master Chef King Tălërĭn’s court chef whose Midwinter’s Eve spatiality is glazed duck stuffed with apples and sausage and prepared with a mulled wine sauce (which is Prince Jōr’s favorite food)

Jāz, One-Eyed One-Eyed Jāz; a Gentleman Brigand in the crew of the Gallant Corsair; met Xärgōn and Mītăk during their race north to save Härbōr from Ăzmadüs’s poison

Jibetack bargeman on the Glimmer River

Jōr see: Jōrăn

Jōrăn, King Jōrăn The Twice King; styled His Majesty Lord Jōrăn The King of Ärqüāvēă; called “Ambrosia Fiend” by Boggs; of the House of Ärqüāvēă; wields Lē Āyā-Frē, the Swift-death, Chămpēăn’s sword; straight sandy hair with is flecked with gray, thick eyebrows and mustache, hazel eyes; descended from the Drīăd, Ärqüāvēă and Chămpēăn the Valiant, who is a descendant of Ōrō, son of Ōrōrēk of the Four Houses, son of Cāthĕnmālăn, third son of Ādŏn and Fīlänlāa; father of Princess Kitfīr; his queen is Tēĕndrā; his Ladywife is Sĕfentēna; son of King Tălërĭn and Lady Erēña

Jōrēĕl bondmaid in Castle Nŏdrēōf; branded with the Black Star of Nŏdrēōf on the back of her right hand; loves Ăzmadüs’s stable boy, Ădën; dame-warrior; Wĕndëlēĕn Dī Lōrĭnlīē—“Bravest of Women;” medium brown hair; gray-blue eyes; wears a tattered yellowed dress; Jōrēĕlēs; “So please you, ma’Lady,…”; “didst”; “be” in place of “is”; “o’ ” in place of “of ”

Jūlēonōlŭs Dĕlfēn’s young brother by stepmother Ĭmmëril, five-and-fifty s.F. old

Jūrgăndēă the Arrogant fells a sacred Evertree to expand his house, breaking Ĕlvăn law 531 years ago

Jürkĕr Low Dĕvlīt henchman of the Flesh Fĭēnd, Grăkon; tall and lanky but crouched; sparse coarse hair that itches when he sweats; waxy red skin; gooey, sticky, blue-green blood

Kā-Zī of the Copper Mountains his lands invaded by Rāfāngŭs and his Guard Elite

Kāg Hē’Ghōthün Kāg Hē’Ghōthün {L.D.} (“Hammer White-teeth”)

Kāgär River Māfĕrēfrē Kāgärlōŭs {H.Ĕ.}; southern branch of the Little Shimrēng which connects west of Nŏdrēōf and north of Bristĕn; Upper Kāgär is home to one of the armies of Low Goblĭns who fought under Bärcōgan

Kagär Khäzrrōgan, Low King Lhō Tōrüttōr Kagär Khäzrrōgan {L.D.} (“Low King Young”); First Low King Under the Mountain; Father of Dwärf Lords; First Sovereign of Nhōnlhēghōrräth, Stōnghōrräth, and Fhĕlhdsfhär; developed the Dwärvic cirth, or Dwärvic rünes, to record the histories of his people; led the Low Dwärves in revolt against Thōrnlānkĕn at the age of 282, when he fought to reclaim the Dwärf Hoard from him in the Third Drăgōn War; died in the Drăgōn Wars; husband of Low Queen Nhōnlhē-Khwēlhē; father of Rägnär the Rich; grandgaffer of Thēzēon the Vengeful; great-grandgaffer of Thōrrbhōld Thunder-Hammer; great great-grandgaffer of Kāg’Khänh the Stout-Hearted; progenitor of Thērän One-Handed

Arms of Kagär Khäzrrōgan:

Emblazon: Description: AKK-

Blazon: Or, three boars rampant in bend sinister sable, orbed, langued, and clayed gules.

see also: Appendix FÞRoll of Arms of ĬndrēlÞArms of Kagär Khäzrrōgan

Kāg’Brŏk Ētgärrōnd Kāg’Brŏk Ētgärrōnd {L.D.} (Hammer-Heart Great + glory); Low Dwärf; father of Mhēäghün

Kāg’Khänh the Stout-Hearted, Low King Lhō Tōrüttōr Kāg’Khänh {L.D.} (“Low King Hammer-Fist”); lured Mŭldēcroptüs out of the Krükzik Shaft and trapped her in the heart of a volcano; great great-grandtot of Kagär Khäzrrōgan; great-grandtot of Rägnär the Rich; grandtot of Thēzēon the Vengeful; tot of Thōrrbhōld Thunder-Hammer; progenitor of Thērän One-handed

Kăkis Härbōr is the count of this small region

Kāmbrē Pass low pass that cuts east through the Vändërlänt Mountains; separated the Glimmer River Valley from the Ăndrēăn Desert just south of the city of Vändërlänt

Kăt Arrōn see: Tăk Nōrra

kāx {L.D.} (“seven”) a lucky number among the Dwärves

Kāx Dhōnbrrüz Kāx Dhōnbrrüz {L.D.} (“Seven Black-beard”); Low Dwärf Maser Warder or Nhōnlhē Lhōkrrhum {L.D.} (first guard) of the Sea Gate in Fhĕlhdsfhär; born on the same day as his great grandgaffer, Rrōtvïg Dhōnbrrüz, the 7^th of Errōän; distant descendent of Tügnōr Dhōnbrrüz

Kēĕlō Skeletal Fĭēnd who tried to claim Grăkon’s lair after his defeat; wields a scythe-like weapon made of bone

Keen-edged One Lē Sĕrēng-Lēb {H.Ĕ.} (the edge + sharp-one, “the Keen-edged One”); Keen One; blade is ever sharp and straight; part of the dowry of Vītălānēŭs, First-Born for Ärqüāvēă and an heirloom of House Ärqüāvēă; currently wielded by Princess Kitfīr; forged by Qüĭndrē Lēbĕnrēen, the first of Ĕlvăn smiths

Keen-eyed One Lē Ēng-Ōēĕn Lēb {H.Ĕ.} (“the Keen-eyed One”); longbow discovered along with Āsĕnthōrōlŭs’s Arrows; Āsĕnthōrōlŭs forged the haft, the string was fashioned from the hair of Sindinloxsōlŭs; claimed by Dĕlfēn

Kēlēkĭnănlŏn, Ēlf‑Marshal {H.Ĕ.} (fist + clenched + beardless); Ēlf‑rider Kēlē; last Ĕlf in Dĕlfēn’s bough to die climbing the High Bluff

Kĕntrē Towne capital city of Kĕntrē

Kĕntrē (country) Easterland country; Kĕntrē country; folk there wear clothes fashioned of brightly-colored feathers; major cities include Kĕntrē Towne; Gläkĕrland; minor city is Fēs

Kĕntrē Plateau plateau that separates the Northern Vändërlänts from the Southern Vändërlänt Mountains; where battle was fought of that name during the Great War

see also: the Keen-eyed One

One, The see: Lōrēĕn/Pentatics/Nameless One

One Father see: Plīfērlŏn

One-Eyed Jāz see: Jāz, One-Eyed

Ōnōlēümĕn see: Xärgōn

Open Springs Ōlin Länē {H.Ĕ.} (fresh springs); townsfolk called Springers; small dukedom beholden to the king of Ärqüāvēă under Duke Ōrnvĕlt and his Springer Vassals; call Ĕlves the Green Ones and the Forest Folk

Ōpĕr Lē Ēăä Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Western Hold”); Vhāghōrräth {L.D.} (high + fortress); Fort Ōpĕr; Ōpĕrēăn; Ōpĕrs; a city and citadel high on the bluffs overlooking its port upon the Bay of Bālŏn, built upon a peninsula in the Marēnēăn, west of mouth of the Glimmer River; Fort Ōpĕr; Ōpĕr Port; Pearl Ports; call High Ĕlves the Evermore Ĕlves; call Ĭxōr Rēmüs the “Kingless Keep” and Vōlgär the Red Prince of the “Kingless Keep”; House of Ōpĕr; one of the Four Houses of Man; descended from Ōzō, son of Ōrōrēk; the Children of Ōzō; one of the Four Latter Kingdoms of Man; home to the famous Academe of Ōpĕr; exporters of dried fish and Margery-stones; governed by the Oligarchy of City Elders rather than a monarchy; remained neutral in the Goblĭn Wars, (which the Dwärves hold gravely against them—see: the Goblĭn Wars, the High Battle)

Ōpĕr Fort See: Fort Ōpĕr

Ōrc, Low or Common Ā’Gōn Gĕlfër-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“Lesser Brown-eyes”); Ōrrük {L.D.}; Low Ōrcs; Ōrcēăn Race; Ōrcēăn; Ōrc grubs (children); created by the Nameless One to harry Men; smaller than High Ōrcs or Low Goblĭns; orange-skinned

Ōrc, High or Rock Gōn Gĕlfër-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (“Greater Brown-eyes”); mortal; mauve-skinned; horned and larger in size than Low Ōrcs; similar in size and cunning to Low Goblĭns; created by the Nameless One from Her spittle and the bones of the world, to harry the Elder Ĕlves

Ōrcüs cast down from fiery throne by the Māgŭs Gīzĕr; Overlord of the Undead

Ōrgdon see: Ärqüāvēă

Ōrācle see also: Bird of Knowledge

Ōrnvĕlt, Duke Duke of Open Springs beholden to King Jōrăn; has forty Springer Vassals under his fiefdom; a kindly face and brown hair with a silver mustache and gray eyes; fell at the Battle of Open Springs

Ōrō House of Ōrō, or the House of Ärqüāvēă; first son and heir of Ōrōrēk; great grandfather of Ōdon the White-Tressèd; fought in the Final Battle of the Drăgōn Wars; distant progenitor of Chămpēăn the Valiant and the House of Ärqüāvēă

Arms of Ōrō:

Emblazon: Description: AOdn-

Blazon: Sable, a tower argent.

see also: Appendix FÞRoll of Arms of ĬndrēlÞArms of Ōrō

Ōrōrēk of the Four Houses (last + root); 12^th child of Cāthĕnmālăn but his first son; the Four Sons of Ōrōrēk, Ōrō, Ōtō, Ōsō, and Ōzō, shared sovereignty of the Forgotten Realm; progenitors of the Four Houses of Man; fell at the Last Stand in the Final Battle of the Drăgōn Wars

Ōsē Māüsēüē sleep-song (sleep song)

see also: the Keen-eyed One

spindĭlfīer orange & black bird w/ sleek wings and shrill calls that summers in Ĕstĕrēa and flies south for the winter

Spĭrit like a Ghōst or Wīght, but not necessarily malevolent; variants: Shāde; Spĕcter; Ghōst; Wīght; Ŏgthräl; pĕ’ēkōs {Q.T.T.};

Spĭrit-sense see: Languages/sense

Spring of Great Content the year following Măxĭndīn’s banishment of the Hill Trōlls from the Chānlēnk Mountains to the lands east of the Năsër 215+ years ago

Springer Vassal noblemen from Open Springs; under Duke Ōrnvĕlt; girt in dissimilar armor; no uniform; not a formal military army unit; ware a great bull’s horn slung at their side

Sprint see: Bastion

Sprīte, Faĭry a type of Pĭxĭē Sprīte with wings that live in seclusion in the Southerlands; called Flower Nymphs by the Qüäk’Tülü; small (about one link tall) winged creature very much like a tiny Ĕlf with gossamer-sheer wings; found mostly in open meadows and fields, where wildflowers abound; usually eat only nectar and honey (which they love, though one sting from a common bee is usually lethal), but can eat grains and nuts, as well; speak the Faĭrēăn Tongue

Sprīte, Pĭxĭē called Children of the Twilight by the Ĕlves; one of the race of small creatures such as Pĭx; small magical creatures that resemble Ĕlves; there are several verities, including: Faĭry Sprītes, Wood Sprītes, and Sea Sprītes

Sprīte, Wood a type of wingless Pĭxĭē Sprīte that dwells in several of sylvan regions of Ĭndrēl; small (about two cubits tall) nymph-like creatures who live in wooded grottos and remote dells

Sprīte, Sea small (about two cubits tall) nymph-like creatures who play in the surf along enchanted shores

Sprō Shī-Hō Vänë {S.Ĕ.} (“New Shī-Hō Vänë”) Shī-Hō Vänēăn Ĕlves’ new homeland in the Easterlands

Srēng-Frē see: Swift-Blade

star the Dwärves believe that stars are but sparks—the burning embers still in the sky from when Ärxē forged the world upon her mighty anvil, the sun

Bōlŏn in the Crown of Lēnălōrnălŏn constellation

Fīlänlāa {W.T.} (star + evening); after which is named Evenstar; the Evening Star (Woodĕlvăn)

Fīlō Morning Star in the Common Tongue

Nēlō in the Crown of Lēnălōrnălŏn constellation

Nōlō brightest of all stars; topmost in the Crown of Lēnălōrnălŏn constellation

Plīdŭs stationary “North Star”

Three Sacred Stars constellation called the Crown of Lēnălōrnălŏn; comprised of the three stars: Nōlō, Nēlō, and Bōlŏn; commonly used as a symbol of stability; the Sign of the Three Sacred Stars is made by pointing at the three stars, (or at three imaginary stars), and then touching one’s hand to the forehead; the Sign often made along with a swear or oath, to indicate genuineness

Stärēĕnēsēüs {H.Ĕ.} (kind + –est + Fēnŭs); High Ĕlvăn youth who killed a deer, breaking the law for the first time in 531 years, when Jūrgăndēă the Arrogant felled an Evertree and Xärgōn asked he be forgiven rather than banished or killed

starsmith Fīrän the greatest starsmith forged the Crystal Crown from pure star light
see also: lightsmith

star-stones three white jewels crafted from the rays of the Three Sacred Stars—Nōlō, Nēlō, and Bōlŏn by starsmith King Lēnălōrnălŏn; set in the necklace Melĭsĕs Bleth

Stärsōnlānēŭs, Ēlf‑General {H.Ĕ.} (gracious + beardless); Master‑Paladin or Sir Stärsōn; High Ĕlvăn; Ēlf‑general of the Ēlf‑tree mustered to come to the aid of beleaguered Ärqüāvēă

Stāv Hērōmĕr’s horse; a buckskin

Stĕfinlănthălŭs {H.Ĕ.} (cloudy + night + bearded + face); as a child named Stĕfinthălŭs (cloudy + night + face) before his black beard came in thick as a Dwärf’s; hair as black as pitch; second son of Sīërthălŭs Lōrēĕn; smithed the black gold serpentine Ring of Stĕfinlănthălŭs, which had red ruby eyes, and was bestowed with ancient powers; one of three fathers of Thōrnlānkĕn by Tăm Tōrra; one of the Three Fallen Ĕlves; hair as black as pitch

Stĕfinthălŭs see: Stĕfinlănthălŭs

Stĕlthlănthălŭs (hail + bearded + face); as a child named Stĕlthălŭs (hail + face) before his black beard came in thick as a Dwärf’s; hair as black as pitch; third son of Sīërthălŭs; forged the Scepter of Stĕlthlănthălŭs out of Ā’Krōmēŭm, later wielded by Sĕthtōn and then Ăzmadüs; one of three fathers of Thōrnlānkĕn by Tăm Tōrra; one of the Three Fallen Ĕlves

Stĕlthălŭs see: Stĕlthlănthălŭs

Stēngër, General Blue Knight; the Vōk Tōr {Ō.T.}, the “Blue Lord”, or the “Blue General” to the Kĭzkarăthēăn Ōgres under his command; General-in-most-blue-armor-called-Stēngër to High Ĕlves; ice-blue eyes; ¼ Drīăd Ĕlf on his mother’s, mother’s side; raised among the Wood Ĕlves; used by Ăzmadüs to help hunt them down; wears strange, opalescent, blue, plate mail armor and has weapons of the same color, including throwing stars and knives; has a Black Drăgōn-scale shield and a Illusory Beast helmet

Sigil of Lord Stēngër: worn on the tabards of the Westerland Ōgre guards

Emblazon: Description: SLS-

Blazon: Per saltire Or and azure an orle sable, in pale an Illusory Beast helmet sable horned gules and an estoile of four rays nowy sable charged with a plate sable fimbriated gules, and in fess two lions combatant queue-forchy sable armed and orbed gules, an orle sable.

see also: Appendix FÞRoll of Arms of ĬndrēlÞSigil of Lord Stēngër

Stōnghōrräth see: Stone Castle

stone see: measurements

Stone Castle Stōnghōrräth {L.D.} (stone + fortress); Lē Kēkän Kī {H.Ĕ.} (“the Bottomless Hold”); first Low Dwärf Kingdom; Dwärves mine as thralls there under the Drăgōn Lords; where the Fallen Ĕlves forced them to mine black gold in the Krükzik Shaft; upon its ruins was built Asävō—Ăzghōrräth {L.D.} (empty + fortress)
see also: Holds, Four Ancient

Stone Gōlümn see: Gōlümn, Stone

Stone Wall ancient stone barrier built along the entire length of the High Bluff by the Men of the Forgotten Realm in defense of some unknown adversary to the south
see also: Forgotten Realm

Stōnbhürr see: Ghrĭmbōld Stōnbhürr

Stonetrapper a kind of Camouflage Beast that lies in wait looking like a stone floor or wall until it envelops its victim and slowly digests them

Storm Blocker Ühurgtōhn-Khürrhum (storm-blocker); Ămbrēĕlla’s long shield; crafted by Dwärves as a gift for the High Ĕlf king, Qüĭnsōnēsēŭs as reward for his aid during the Drăgōn Wars

Storm-Maker {H.Ĕ.} Spĭndal-Lōrēĕn; bow of Lēbĕnlānēŭs Lōrnălŏn, given to him by Dī Ōmond when the World was young

Stüwärdlănthălŭs {H.Ĕ.} (windy + evening + bearded + face); as a child named Stüwärdthălŭs {H.Ĕ.} (windy + evening + face) before his black beard came in thick as a Dwärf’s; hair as black as pitch; first son of Sīërthălŭs; smithed the Jeweled Crown of Stüwärdlănthălŭs—a diadem of black gold; one of three fathers of Thōrnlānkĕn by Tăm Tōrra; one of the Three Fallen Ĕlves

Stüwärdthălŭs see: Stüwärdlănthălŭs

Süd bastard son of Sĕthtōn; one of the primary progenitors of the Südmōrēăns

Südmōr Südmōrēăn; Tāna Lāf-Ōēā {H.Ĕ.} (Fierce Blue-eyes); tall, slate-gray skinned cousins of the Nōrsmōrēăns; fierce blue eyes; lean and muscular; shaved heads, often with long beards; descendants of Asävō and the House of Dlĭthĕnmālăn, primarily through Süd, the bastard son of Sĕthtōn; after the Apocalypse War, some Asävēăns escaped into the Krükzik Shaft, where they dwelt for may lifetimes before secretly emerging and emigrating across the Marēnēăn Ocean; assailed Hĕndërm, Ōpĕr, and Fhĕlhdsfhär

sun see: Ētrrōkhäng