Doctrine Of Aengoth

[Aengoth 2890]

*Scrolls are sent to the dwarven Kingdom*


*A small note is attached to the scrolls*

This is the bare bones of my suggestion, further work will be done on it depended on how it is received by the public. Send word to me directly ((Forum PM)) as believe it or not I will not be able to hear your comments from across the land of Athera. While I may choose to not be amongst the Grand Kingdom due to differing political views I hope you lot take this into consideration. I hope you lot look upon my past service to the Kingdom when considering the documents.

-Aengoth Staillinord

 

This scroll will ignore Paragons who are or directly related to Father Urguan himself.

Paragons:

Urir Ireheart "Bane of the Undead"

Needs no explaining as to why this mighty dwarf holds his position. If you are unaware of his deeds then you're a disgraceful sod.

Kjell Ireheart "The Emperor Dragon Slayer"

​While his position is highly controversial ranging from being seen by some as a member of the Brathmordakin (Which is wrong and you should feel bad. Brathmordakin are born into greatness and perfection that we mere mortal may never reach.). Others believe that Kjell bribed himself into becoming a Paragon which further is arrogant denial of his deeds. Regardless of these concerns Kjell has had a profound affect on the dwarven society and has earned his spot.

Hiebe Irongut "Father of Mages" (Perhaps another title would be more fitting)

On the opposite spectrum of Kjell and Urir is the unappreciated art of magic (sod magic either way if you ask me). Regardless of suspicions and such Hiebe Irongut can be seen as the father to dwarven mages and has been the centre point of magic within our society for as long as even some of the oldest amongst us can remember. The only dwarf close to him in this regard is Kilgrim, however it can be argued Hiebe has had a stronger hold over the dwarven society.

Valen Grandaxe "The Wordsmith"

Profound effect on the Kingdom, brought about a system of government within the dwarves that has been upheld across near two generations of dwedmar. Outside of this he was a constant source of wisdom within the dwarven kingdom. Not much more is needed to be said.

Omithiel Strongbrow "The Humble Builder"

Need not explain further. Omithiel earned his position not by being proficient in destroying others, but in creating homes for the common people.

 

[!] The Hall of Heroes has not been properly used by the Archbishops and High Prophets since its implementation, arguably more dwedmar may have earned a seat amongst these fine dwarves however I have not the memory to write them all down. Feel free to mail me suggestions.

Heroes: 

Thorik Grandaxe "King of Kings": While his deeds were great Thorik did not hold the same influence or everlasting effect as the others. 

Igor Ireheart "The Purifier"

Thorin Grandaxe "The Strong"

Morgrim Grandaxe "The Paladin"

Farren Starbreaker "The Smith": The most prominent smiths seen in the dwarven Kingdom since mid-late Asulon. It was thanks to his efforts that Golemancy was reintroduced to the dwarven society. Further he was a exceptional Lord who was always seen as a beacon of dwarven society for wisdom and culture.

Kilgrim Irongut "The Wizard": While Hiebe may have had a more profound effect upon the dwarven kingdom Kilgrim can not be ignored for his expertise within magic as well. If this old dusty bag of bones is still alive he is the strongest dwarven mage alive.

Gorum Frostbeard "The Gold Hand": This dwarf showed in his time a exceptional amount of passion and knowledge within the dwarven community. Arguably he is the greatest merchant the dwarven Kingdom has seen. Not much else that can be said.

 

Outside of this it is also of my belief that Dormmar and Wyrvun should not be seen as members of the Brathmordakin. The Brathmordakin are born into the positions they hold and those Aenguls/Daemons who have only temporarily aided the Brathmordakin do not earn such a rank. However, they are not enemies to the Brathmordakin either.

-Aengoth Staillinord

[chaotikal 2392]

"Nay, farren only helped the smithing guild fall, his deeds are non existant except that time he discovered some runes. Gorum is not the best merchant, Syrio Forel is! And if me memory remembers correctly, Kilgrim was stark raving mad quite often, and provided no help to his remembrancer guild after Hiebe's reign was over."

[Hiebe 2493]

Syrio was never a true dwarf of stone.

Kilgrim invented the first life potion.

Gorum Frostbeard/Goldhand is litterally a gold dwarf.

Let the Doctrine and reforms come with the next Senate meeting.

[Serf 647]

"I woold rather see a Gold'and take on tae title as Gold'and. I personally would rather see Rasun 'ur Gulroid be praised fer their enthusiasm toward merchantin' beck in tae days 'o Aegis an' Asulon."

[Gnomistry 1115]

High Prophet Beros Tunnelsmasher nods reading he then sends a message to Anegoth

 

"Paragons are going to be edited and clarified very soon."

[Dopey1992 20]

Balrund mumbles "Nae Treebeards en tehs list?" 

[Aengoth 2890]

Balrund mumbles "Nae Treebeards en tehs list?" 

Aengoth mumbles from somewhere else in Athera "Nae s'oite."

 

 

In response to concerns mailed to Aengoth

• The Smithing Guild was only successful under the hand of Farren Starbreaker since the end of Asulon. It was his successor Dared Starbreaker who allowed the Smithing Guild to fall into disrepair. Further it was Farren who returned Golem Smithing to the Dwedmar as all the others were either missing or dead. None other can be attributed these actions. Syrio has never been a dwedmar of the dwarven nation. Further Kilgrim is without a doubt the strongest dwarven mage left living assuming that old senile fool is alive.

 

• Gorum was a Goldhand for a time prior to his becoming a Frostbeard in the transition from Asulon to Anthos. Further just because the Goldhands are the original merchant clan does not entitle one of their own to such a position. AS it stands no Goldhand has produced wealth as notable as that produced by Gorum.

[Serf 647]

"Gorum was never a real Gold'and. 'E was simply blooded into tae Clan fer tae time bein' as tae Frostbeards split up and went t'eir different ways after tae landin' on Asulon. After t'at Arteh lad came beck in Anthos, Gorum went beck to 'is birthed clan an' used tae last name Frostbeard instead 'o Gold'and. I am also nae sayin' that Gold'ands 'ur entitled to such a t'ing, but I am simply goin' tae say that Gorum 'ad nae real respect fer tae art 'o merchantin'. 'E accumulated t'at wealth fer 'imself, an' tae Frostbeards until 'e disappeared wit' his fortune, as well as 'is clan an' in tae end did nae contribute nothin' to tae empire at tae time."

[Payed Legend™ 106]

"Gorum was never a real Gold'and. 'E was simply blooded into tae Clan fer tae time bein' as tae Frostbeards split up and went t'eir different ways after tae landin' on Asulon. After t'at Arteh lad came beck in Anthos, Gorum went beck to 'is birthed clan an' used tae last name Frostbeard instead 'o Gold'and. I am also nae sayin' that Gold'ands 'ur entitled to such a t'ing, but I am simply goin' tae say that Gorum 'ad nae real respect fer tae art 'o merchantin'. 'E accumulated t'at wealth fer 'imself, an' tae Frostbeards until 'e disappeared wit' his fortune, as well as 'is clan an' in tae end did nae contribute nothin' to tae empire at tae time."

"Thoak ah don' know where this came frum but it be all wrong. Ah was with Gorum almost all th' time, 'e and I did nothin' but put that wealth towards the Nation. Ye think the Kings paid soldiers? Nae, it was Gorum throwin' mina around tu th' Grand marshal tu pay his lads, it was Gorum whu was buyin' all th' iron an' weapons from other nations and throwin' em at th' legion. Not tu mention, it wus Gorum and I whu got Alras fer th' Dwarven nation in th' first place. We didn' keep it fer ourselves an' disappear, because ov what we did Kal'Alras came tu be. If ah'm nae mistaken, th' Goldhands were ah lost clan before Gorum and I retrieved ye and brought ye back tu th' empire. We found Gulroid an' Rasun in th' wilds isolated from everythin'. Whu cares about enthusiasm fer th' art ov merchantin', it's about what was actually accomplished an' done! Ah respect Rasun an' Gulroid more than ye know, but ah cannae just agree with ye when ye try to throw everythin' Gorum fer no reason whatsoever. Even before 'e died 'e gave away land and mina loike it was candy! May 'e rest in Khaz'a'dentrumm. Jus' because th' Gol'and culture revolved around merchanting, doesn' give ye any entitlement tuwards th' title. There is nobodeh whu can compare tu Gorum in terms o' wealth and contribution with th' wealth, ah welcome ye tu provide me with ah better example ov ah lad."

[James 425]

Moved to the Archive. It shall be sorted into the appropriate category shortly.