NAMES OF LEGEND
The Spellweaver (aka Glycomon Magjithural, aka Rex Veneficus) - the Sorcerer-King who brought the Shadelvii of the Fourth House against the Deeprealm, sixty years ago
Malloch the Mighty – Burarda, a hero of the Iron Fury, who broke the Bridge of Bones to spare Underdarrow from the Spellweaver’s army
Farulf Ironfist – Ekhani, a son of Esu, a divine warrior of the White Hand, who aided in the defeat of the Spellweaver
Ven Porwenna – elf of the Third House, a wizard, who aided in the defeat of the Spellweaver
Darhaxin Deephammer – Dethekda, a priest of Lagu, who aided in the defeat of the Spellweaver; later, High Priest of Lagu, and Arch-Priest of the Deeprealm
Fax Falkenhayn – Dethekda, Commander of the Iron Fury at the Bridge of Bones; later a political rival to Darhaxin Deephammer
Harwéac Hargóin – Dehorda, a skald, who aided in the defeat of the Spellweaver; later Gamolfax Laréow, Master Chanter of the Deeprealm
Ceorlinus Rectinarius – an ancient historian and playwright of the Third House, who flourished ca. 600 years ago
Siarszed Æyllian – One of three brothers of Ælyndarka Æyllian, Queen of the Third House; killed in battle with the armies of the Shadow King a thousand years ago
Sciarratekkan – a First-Born dragon of the Ancient World, whom Miros, then an elf, took as mate; and from whom she purloined the Art Magic on behalf of her kin, ca. 6000 years ago
Tior Magnus – Tior the Mighty; grandson of Bræa; King of the Third House of the elves; first High King of Harad (the elves), nearly 4000 years ago
Dior Fell-Handed – younger brother of Tior, first War Chief of Harad; progenitor of the current royal line
Xiardath the Usurper – Tior’s son, who usurped his throne, and cast Tior beyond the walls of the universe
Biardath the Ill-Born – son of Xiardath by his aunt, who slew his father and crafted the dread Wand from his bones; overthrown by his fiendish daughter Mærglyn
Mærglyn Kinslayer – daughter of Biardath; overthrew him with the aid of a fiendish army, and took his Wand; was expelled from Harad and exiled to the Deepdark by Bræa herself; progenitrix of the Fourth House of the elves (the Sobrinatri, or Shadelven); later challenged Ekhalra for rule of the world, and was slain by her, and the Wand sundered
THE POWERS OF LIGHT AND DARKNESS
Ana, the Light
Uru, the Darkness
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