Freath: The Heavens War (OOC/Character page.)

~Part 1 The Seven Kingdoms: Glamdreel


The Seven Kingdoms are located on the continent of Nevermoore. The diverse terrain and climate differences that cross the continent give the Seven Kingdoms very intriguing and diverse culture differentials.

The Seven Kingdoms in order from oldest to newest are as follows.
1:Glamdreel (Kingdom of the elves)
2:Shiledreth (Kingdom of the Faith)
3:Ironfang (Kingdom of the Draconic races and the dwarves)
4:Whiteshore (Port city and kingdom of trade and commerce)
5:Bloodfell (The kingdom of the vampires)
6:Glitterdelve (The Kingdom of Refuge)
7:Greenfurrow (Kingdom of the Azureans)

Going from top to bottom we shall start with Glamdreel. Glamdreel is the kingdom spanning most of the southern end of the continent located within a dense greenwood. It is an ancient wood that is said to be one of the few places that mortals can breach the veil into the fey realms, and is home to not just the elven peoples but many of the fey races that dare to live amongst mortals. The kingdom itself is kept within the tree tops of the ancient forest and stays so only because of the elven magic's passed down since ancient times. Even the elves of this age have lost the true understanding of the spells and rituals, continuing them mostly through yearly festivities and by a handful of druids who cling to the old ways. The kingdom is well protected against any outside force as it is home to the ever vigilant Rangers Corps. An elite group comprised of the most skilled hunters, warriors, and combative magic users the kingdom has to offer, these soldiers are trained in special martial arts and have privilege beyond even some of the upper nobility. Rangers are only commanded by their superior officers or by the royal family itself, in the event of a coup or break amongst the royal house the rangers fealty lies with the queen alone. The Rangers are magically bound by oath to the reigning queen and can never disobey or harm her. Amongst the rangers themselves they are also primarily worshippers or followers of the Seraphim of the Nine known as Nature, his mortal name being Sinderius Greenleaf he is credited with being the first true Ranger and the founding father of the order, some members of the corps even claim to have been given his personal blessing, or at times to have received tasks from the legendary angel.
Glamdreel is also the home of the druidic seers known as the Cloven Triad. Rumored to be able to tell one's future…for a price. Last of note in Glamdreel are it's abundance of herbs making it a veritable treasure trove to any alchemist or apothecary across the land. The main export here is usual herbs, fruits, and vegetables; as well as the best leather in the seven kingdoms. While good on land the kingdom of Glamdreel sports little in the way of naval power. Having only 12 large ships mainly used for traveling to other continents or for trade with some of the other elven kingdoms across the continents.


Neighboring kingdoms are Bloodfell, Glitterdelve, and Shiledreth.

~Part 3 The Seven Kingdoms: Ironfang

Ironfang is located throughout the Bloodthorn mountains, and at it's heart rests the dwarven city of Mithrandir. Normally dragons are creatures to be feared and kept well away from anyone's kingdoms however that is not the case in Ironfang as it is a kingdom of mostly Dragons and their sub races, living in harmony with the dwarves of Mithrandir. The dragons are of all colors and ages and they keep a symbiotic relation with the dwarves of Mithrandir. The dwarves mine the precious metals and gems located deep within the usually inhospitable mountains and in return the dragons offer them protection and transportation through the harsh terrain. The dragons help the dwarves to hunt as well and the dwarves trade gold and gems for their services as well as the occasional exchange for something that the dwarves may seek from the dragons horde. There are always hunters who foolishly seek to slay the dragons for fame or some sense of honor to the church and not a few of them carry weapons or armor that the dwarves use when deep in the mines to fight off creatures from the subterranean depths.

Royalty and ruling houses in the dwarven society also have patron dragons as the ten dwarven houses each have a dragon that is solely theirs. These dragons are not pets or prisoners but partners to the ruling house, keeping diplomacy between the dragons and the dwarves as well as other privileges for both the individual dragon and the house it is sworn to. There is also the draconic ruler of Ironfang and the god of Dragon kind Necroscious Everburn Shadewing. None know the origins of this ancient dragon of decay but it is said that he was old before even the first of the mortal races dared to walk the lands. A ruthless ruler he is kept incarcerated in his castle by the other gods and rules over the other dragons with fear. Oddly enough the kingdom itself is rather peaceful and few ever seek the kings ire, most disagreements are dealt with by the patron dragons of the ruling houses and only those with direct business ever dare to visit the king himself.

The Bloodthorn mountains are a nearly uncrossable terrain for any creature without the ability to dig naturally fast, or to fly as they are covered with Bloodvines, Spider Lily's, and Death Willows. Bloodvines are a sort of vampiric long thorned black vine that are hard to cut and appear to have red tips to their thorns. Creatures who fall into the patches of these vines have reportedly been sucked dry within minutes if unable to escape.
Spider lilies while not inherently dangerous are a carnivorous flower that bloom in the moonlight. Black petals and green, blue, or red spots adorn these lily's, they feed primarily on small game and grow in large fields, the lily's have a single neurotoxin covered lance at it's center that if triggered will be fired like a dart into nearby prey. The roots of the plant then feed of the carcass of the dead animal.
Death Willows are large seemingly dead willow trees, however their branches are almost as hard as a steel lance and twice as sharp, they can bend and contort to skewer anything that mistakenly gets close to them sometimes you can recognize them due to fresh carcasses still skewered upon their branches.

Many odd creatures inhabit these mountains but perhaps its most prevalent species are the Dragon lunged lizards. These little reptiles grow about two feet in length and come in a variety of colors. As their name suggests they have the ability to emit a single element similar to a dragons breath ability. For instance blue's usually spout electricity, whites can freeze things with their breath, reds can emit gouts of flame or sometimes a ball of magma. There are many varieties of Dragon lunged lizards within the mountains, and they are considered a rather tame and friendly species. Some even keep them as pets, others train them to help with simple tasks such as lighting campfires or providing ice when needed.

Surrounding kingdoms are: Shiledreth, Whiteshore and Greenfurrow.

~Part 5: The Seven Kingdoms: Bloodfell

Bloodfell is for all intents and purpose's a safe haven for creatures of the night, primarily vampires. It is here where those seeking a place to live out their immortal lives go to stay. Bloodfell was created by Jack Jarlath Severing, The first vampire, God of Blood, and a Necromancer of the highest caliber. Feeling it his responsibility for creating the curse of vampirism he built a safe haven for those affected by the curse and any people of similar trouble. Bloodfell is a strictly neutral kingdom, often acting as mediator to any of the other kingdoms in the Nevermoore's. All are welcome within the city walls, and the laws within are strict about turning others and feeding. Any non-vampiric races must seek approval before being allowed residency within the city limits. Located to the far west of the continent in rocky terrain and nestled between a mountain pass. Few reside here but their strength is not to be tested. Many recognize that though they are a sedate kingdom, should Bloodfell ever turn it's sight to conquering the realms it would be a force too terrible to fight. The God of Blood as their king, they would sweep across the nation like a black plague, growing in number with every battle.

As terrifying as many believe the kingdom to be the reality is far from what they imagine. Any who visit the city will find it's inhabitants welcoming and cheerful, their markets flourishing, and their culture intricate and beautiful . Since the curse does not care what mortal race it afflicts there are individuals from all across the continent. Some even from other parts of the world. It is also accepted that anyone seeking to undergo being turned willingly can seek the approval of the king himself and should they get permission can be turned into a vampire themselves.

Bloodfells greatest exports are jewelry and spices, as the vampires sense of smell is exceptional and their long lives give them much time to hone their craft and create new and interesting designs.

Within the city it is said there is a priest who comes every so often. A clergyman of great renown by the title "The Priest of Lost Souls" A wandering man who is said to seek out the tormented souls trapped across the world. He is timeless and is always wandering, only ever staying for a months time at the most. He can usually be found at "The Broken Fang Inn"

Characters of note: Jack Jarlath Severing(God of Blood), Priest of Lost Souls.

~Part 7: The Seven Kingdoms: Greenfurrow

Greenfurrow is located across the Chasm of Teeth at the Northern point of the continent. It is the kingdom of the Azurean people, a nomadic society the Azureans have a single city located at the heart of the grassy plains that cover hundreds of miles of the upper continent. Greenfurrow is mainly the central city, and the surrounding lands that make it up are owned and governed by individual tribe's. This is also the home of the Fangur, a feline race of shifters that, due to being hunted, have gotten close to the brink of extinction. Little is really known about Greenfurrow as few travel there. It is understood that magic works differently there, and is mostly frowned upon by the Azuran culture.
(see Unique Races section for more details on Azureans and Fangur)

Surrounding Kingdoms: Whiteshore, Ironfang.

~The Four Horsemen and the Paragons

The four Horsemen consist of Shadow, War, Famine, and Plague. Their steeds in the previous order are; strife, conflict, despair, and Sorrow.

The Four Horsemen are ancient beings spawned from Darkness. The ancient and mysterious member of The Nine created these four beings in an attempt to create chaos throughout the world. For some reason however before things could reach any cataclysmic conclusion he sent them each away and dispersed them telling them they would come when the time was right.

Likewise Light has four Paragons at any given time whom help keep order throughout the world. However they are chosen by merit rather than created. Once they have been blessed by Light they are marked and given a single task.

The four Horsemen however are not mortal. They are souls who have been marked by Darkness itself and can never deny who or what they are.

(I may or may not allow people to fill these slots with their characters.WAR IS TAKEN)

Having been dormant for thousands of years these individuals known as The Four Horsemen will likely not know they are a part of The Four.

~Unique Races



Void Dealers
Void dealers are a race as old as the world itself. They are rare and few can see them, living between the veil of life and death they are the things that nightmares are made of. They have no true shape, sometimes appearing small and innocent like children or animals, and other times gruesome monstrosities. These creatures are a mystery even to those who have seen them. Seemingly feeding off of the energy of the dead and dying Void Dealers are said to make deals when a being dies. Never is it what the contractor truly desires, but their wish is fulfilled before they are completely consumed by the Void Dealer that has been contracted, and the Dealer takes over their body.

Azureans
The Azuran people are a proud race, nomadic, tribal, and some would say cold. Appearing as elves with both feline and draconic traits it is said the are the result of ancient couplings between dragon kind and the Fangur resulting in their innate martial and magical prowess. Truly the Azureans are unparalleled hunters, their animalistic traits and senses giving them an edge in strength, speed, stamina, and reflex's they make for terrifying enemies. Most Azureans have an eight to ten foot wing span allowing for excellent flight capabilities.
The Azuran society is broken into tribes, and within those tribes exists a caste system based primarily on scale color and ancestry, however exceptions can and are made to those of lower caste who exhibit great feats or deeds outside of their normal duties.

Their Caste system is as follows.
Tribal leader- Golds/red/platinum scaled
Elite warriors-silver/gray/bronze
Hunters-Blue/green/Black/White
Laborers/grunt workers- Mixed colors or extravagantly colored Azurans. Purple, orange, bright florescent colorations, etc.

Fangur
Fangur are a race of feline shifters. Primarily big cats such as panthers, tigers, leopards, or lions. They can appear in anthropomorphic forms, the shortest being roughly five feet tall and the largest topping out at about eight foot. While in their animalistic forms they are much bigger than the average animal. (Tigers/lions appearing as big as a two story building, and smaller feline's appearing the size of a large one story house) They are intelligent and cunning warriors though due to their intimidating nature and a large demand for their hide, they have been hunted nearly to extinction. Few areas remain where they dare to call home, most being harsh climate areas or remote locations yet untouched by civilization. Sometimes traveling alone or with tribes they are as varying as any human. Most average people won't dare to tangle with these fierce individuals and usually a traveling Fangur is left to their own business by the common folk.


Bloodwalkers
What happens when you give a necromancer enough time and test subjects to toy with? Bloodwalkers. A byproduct of necrotic and vampiric magic's twisted and infused into elven test subjects. Bloodwalkers appear as elves with almost milky-red, semi-translucent skin covered in easily visible black veins. They have large fangs similar to a vampires and their eyes are solid black like a ghouls. They have clawed hands and are mostly lithe and athletic. Many of the first generation were unable to even recall their lives before the experimentation. Later generations appear the same and all Bloodwalkers suffer a similar kind of hunger to vampires. However the main difference between bloodwalkers and a simple vampiric stricken elf is that Bloodwalkers can shift into any creature they have drank the blood of, albeit still with the same odd skin tone and eye coloration. Many are outcasts or considered abominations as they can not control their hunger as a vampire does, going into a frenzy when their appetite is stirred and nearly always ending with their prey being killed.

Elves
The four Elven races are Fey Elves, Dark Elves, Woodland Elves, and Blood Elves.
Blood elves are pale skinned with minor vampiric ability like enhanced speed or agility, the minor ability to regenerate from drinking blood, and usually possess crimson eyes and black, white, or silver hair.

Fey Elves typically have some ancestry from the Veil. Typically olive or golden skinned with varying lighter hair colors and glowing deep eye colors, Fey Elves or Eladrin are considered to have exceptional magical abilities and a talent for the arcane. They are considered scholarly or mischievous and mysterious even amongst the elven races.

Woodland elves are considered True elves or untainted elves. These are elves with no other lineage beyond elven society. Like humans they possess many variations of skin, eye, and hair colors with more enchanting looks. They possess a grace that is almost unparalleled and are usually quiet and carefree. These elves go where the wind and breeze carries them not much caring in the way of restraints. They can be passionate and philosophical souls.

The Dare Elves are the last of the elven races and perhaps the youngest of the four. Dark elves have ties leading to the depths of the abyssal hells themselves. These elves specialize in black magics and almost always have some ties to demonic ancestry our creatures of the outer planes. Sometimes bearing more obvious physical markings such as horns, clawed fingers, or in the stronger lineage's even tails. These elves are usually dark skinned in shades of reds, purples, blues, and gray. Eye colors usually vary between greens, gold, blues, reds, or purple, and hair colors can be quite exotic including deep purples, flame reds, Silver, snow white, jet black, and electric blues.

All done. Two weeks. Then we begin!

Name: Crow Ezirith
Alias/Nickname's: Smiling Jack
Title's: None
Race: Void Dealer

Height: 5'10
Weight: 120 lbs.
Build: Slim.
Hair color/style: Black short hair
Skin/fur/etc: Deathly pale skin lined with purple veins.
Eye Color: Deep purplish-blue

Place of Origin: As a Void Dealer Crow has no particular "place" of origin.
Personality: Odd, two faced, somewhat disconcerting.
Likes: Rain, the taste of blood, pain.
Dislikes: Holy grounds, the living, daytime.
Character quirks: Crow is prone to being unpredictable, helping someone one second and betraying them the next. Unable to resist a good bet or deal.
Pets/Companions: None.
Apparel: Crow wears a long black coat and black T-shirt, leather pants/boots, wears a pair of cross earrings and a silver amulet with a small amethyst in the center of a pentagram design.

Combat capable: Yes.
Magic: Void Arcana
Supernatural abilities:
Binding contract-The ability to hold anyone he makes a contract with to their end of the deal. Nobody can escape it.
Eyes of the Damned- He can see the exact moment when death will take a mortal soul (if he so chooses)
Veil of Death- Crow can hide between the veil of life and death, only visible to those who have seen someone die.
Shift- As a void dealer Crow can shift to any form he wishes within certain restrictions.

Unique Skills: Crow
Classification: Wild Mage/Trickster

General description and/or character summary:
Crow is odd even by the standards of Void Dealers, seemingly not caring much for contracts he's made and constantly interacting with the world outside of the veil. He wanders about the realms seemingly aimlessly, and does not appear to have a specific motive or drive for anything. Chaotic and unpredictable Crow can be quite the handful.

Okay magic types are as follows.
Nature
Ancient
Void
Illusion.
Nature is elemental magic.

Illusion is self explanatory

Ancient magic is magic that is used to shape the world around you, bending reality to your will. I.E making a table appear from thin air, a sword in hand, etc.

Void is magic that destroys or leeches the life from something. It is dark and not always nice in its casting sometimes costing the wielder just as much as the person the spell is being cast at.

These are GENERAL classifications and do have sub categories within them.
Examples would be Light/Dark being Nature based, Blood magic being Void based, and Summoning magic being Ancient. Shadow magic would be categorized in both Nature AND Illusion depending on it's use.

Name: Ciar Nightshade
Alias/Nickname's:N/A
Title's:N/A
Race:Dragonborn

Height: 6'2"
Weight:218lb
Build:well toned, agile
Hair color/style:N/A
Skin/fur/etc:Black
Eye Color:Maroon

Place of Origin: Ironfang
Personality: kind but tries to stay closed off to others he doesn't trust.
Likes: the sounds of the forest, flying at night, clear star filled skies and cooked mutton
Dislikes: thugs, winter and showing weakness
Character quirks: N/A
Pets/Companions:N/A

Combat capable: Yes
Magic: Nature (light and dark)
Supernatural abilities:
Ciar holds inside him another being, witch at times is in control of his body.It also give Ciar a uncanny ability to heal very fast.

Unique Skills:
Ciar himself cannot use magic, only when he allows his other self control is when he is magically capable.

Silence: Ciar can block all sound to focus on what he needs to focus on if need be.

General description and/or character summary:
Ciar long ago struck out on his own. Feeling that he didn't fit in where he was. Since then he has traveled, never staying too long in one place. A few years after being on his own, he stumbled upon a "cursed" item. Containing in itself a being that was sealed long ago. Since his discovery, he then shared his body with this being. His eyes turn from their normal maroon to a dark purple when his other self is in control. A moment he will remember with the help of a scar over his left eye. Since then, He has lived on his hunting skills since then.

On SUNDAY the official IC will start. I will be posting it today or tomorrow so everyone can get a general idea for first post. Think of where you want to start. Remember I WILL have pointless NPC characters to interact with you if nobody else is at your location. Give you quests, a purpose, etc.

Name: Jack Shimmercoin
Alias/Nickname's: Hoard Hopper, Nymph Drake
Title's: The Coin Dragon, The Dragon of the Moving Hoard.
Race: Dragon

Height: four inches tall
Weight: about 5 lbs.
Build: agile and swift
Hair color/style: N/A
Skin/fur/etc: Green (See picture)
Eye Color: Gold

Place of Origin: Nobody really knows where Jack came from.
Personality: Jack is a fairly social dragon considering his size. He is feisty and personable, and as proud as any other dragon alive.
Likes: His coin, the vendors, and of course anyone willing to take him on a trip about the marketplace. Also enjoys music, and sweet meats.
Dislikes: Thieves, people who refuse to abide by the law of the coin, people who swat at him.
Character quirks: Jack is a peculiar dragon being that he is no bigger than the palm of someone's hand curled up. He has only a single coin to his name. It is his entire hoard, and his only rule is that wherever his coin goes he goes. It can be traded, used for barter, and so fourth but he must be taken with the coin. It is an accepted law of the Ironfang marketplace and if he is refused than you will not receive the coin.
Pets/Companions:

Combat capable: "I Bite peoples fingers! Oh and their noses! And i breath fire....kind of..."
Magic: Void Magic (Curse)
Supernatural abilities:
Inseparable: No matter where Jack's coin goes if it exceeds ten feet of distance from him it immediately vanishes and returns to jack.
Unique Skills:
Curse of Ill Fortune: Anyone attempting to steal from jack will be marked and cursed with the most horrible luck imaginable.

Jack is a fay dragon though only he and a few others know it. He got lost one day and ended up outside of The Veil, which is the plane the fay are from. Now with his single coin he spends his days hopping about the market place as his coin is traded and bartered with. Always full of mirth this little dragon has little in the way of ill will towards anyone and is content simply to go from one stall to the next, sometimes even willing to go to surrounding towns, so long as his coin is his.

Is it wrong im thinking of Kana from Dragon Maid, curiously inspecting the cloak and like trying it on in different weird ways? XD SO FRICKIN ADORABLE!

I pretty much think Malekai makes this face 80% of the time. Otherwise, it's Resting bitch face

(also I absolutely love this style of eyes. The multiple full rings is just yesss)