Jump to content

3andD

Member
  • Posts

    1403
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Reputation

1716 Godly

About 3andD

  • Rank
    i have transcended into chillmode
  • Birthday 10/10/1995

Contact Methods

  • Minecraft Username
    3andD

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Canada

Character Profile

  • Character Name
    Antonius

Recent Profile Visitors

30386 profile views
  1. The Bloodline of Crows Summary of the House Karovic “We Came as Crows” Written by Lynch Ivanovich, 1599 Revised by Ser Karl Jrent, 1701 Forward note from the editor Karl Jrent, 1701: This account, which was an incomplete recorded version of the oral histories of the thee main bloodlines. The author, whom was a renown cartographer and swordsman presents the histories of his forefathers with the information that was known in his time. While we know that these stories may be wildly inaccurate or missing key information for the sake of tradition I have chosen to not update the stories with modern information. The House of Karovic, known in the Common Tongue as House Carrion, stands as an ancient and prestigious bloodline. Once renowned for their vast wealth, foreign customs, heavy-handed diplomacy and ancient rites. While the House of Karovic hasn't survived many of the most important bloodlines have been vastly influential throughout the many ages of man and at it's peak dominated in culture, society, and politics. House Carrion where of predominately Raevir, and thus Highlandic, descent with ancestry from the line of the biblical Joren. They often sported the Crow's plume, a distinct jet-black hair which is distinct of their peoples, and descend from the line of Karos of Crowsmarch, an upstart Raevir lord in the time of the Raevir Chiefs. THE ELDER BLOODLINE The ancient history of the House of Karovic, or House Carrion in its common form, begins with the prophet Siegmund’s oath of vassalage to another prophet, Godfrey. Those before the naming of the Tuvic, Sarkozic, and Rikovic bloodlines are noted here; all of the Elder bloodline have passed away. Exalted St. Siegmund “The Wise”, 1379-1447 [Havenok] Responsible for revitalizing the Carrion House after the “Culling of Crows”, a massacre of the Carrions by rebellious Raevir knights of Nzechnov ilk, Siegmund is regarded as the champion of the Raevirs, chief architect of modern Oren, and an exalted prophet of the Faith. Starting as a lowly baron reaffirming his pledge to the Empire and House Blackmont in Kalos, Siegmund asserted power by combatting wayward enemies of his house in the Teuton-Blackmont War whilst establishing the Raevir enclave of Kralta, and its citadel, the Krelmstad. Preferring to act with mercy and restrain whilst still proving his ambitions, Siegmund slowly rose through the ranks and spread the Raevir culture throughout Oren. With the splinter of Horen V’s empire, Siegmund swore himself to Savoie due to blood-ties toward his half-cousin Owyn . The successor to Owyn upon his abdication, Siegmund sought to create a unified and efficient state from the husk of Oren stemming from a divine revelation imposed upon him. Beginning with his merging of the Raevir Kingdoms to the exile of the Adunians and finally his forging of the twin Edicts of Oren, uniting humanity under his imperial divinity, Siegmund proved to be not only an excellent administrator but a better leader. He performed all this alongside in kindred without a drop of human blood spilt, along with bringing about the Godanstani scrolls used to translate portions of the Canon, among countless miracles. He groomed his heirs well, selected his councillors with particular finesse, and maximized his resources to forge and shape the Carrion Vochna and Modern Oren. Assuming the title Imperial Divinity in his last years, he ruled with a heavy yet just hand until his death due to great divine revelation which enveloped his mortal body. For his contributions in unifying the splintered realm of man, preserving the holy traditions of man, liberating the Church from secular grasp, and fulfilling the last fourth of Horen’s covenant, Siegmund was named an Exalted Prophet and Saint by High Pontiff Lucien the Second, known as “the Preserver” in the universal faith. He sired four children; Tuvya with Lorin Chivay, and Ostromir, Fyodor, and Milena with Helaine de Sarkozy. Bourbon Carrion, 1334-1407 [TheNorthernBrit] Born as great-uncle to Siegmund Carrion, Bourbon spent his youth as a doleful swordsman. A younger son with no claim to inheritance, Bourbon’s source of income was his sword-arm, taking to the life of a mercenary among the early wars of Asulon. While his coin pouch ran thick with mina, his vagrant life soon collapsed on itself. In a drunken fit, he slew a dwarven prostitute and two patrons in a Kal’Dwain tavern. His sentence was three decades of hard labor in Kal’Karik and Mt. Ire, shuffling between dwarven holds to ferry coal and rock. Upon his release, he return shamed to the court of his nephew and father of Siegmund, Boris II. He acted as head of garrison in Castle Carrion, before later being replaced by a younger soldier. Without work, he took to religious texts to find his purpose until the Culling of the Crows. Managing to hurry along a young Diedrik Barrow to safety, Bourbon later accompanied Siegmund and mentored him in the Civil War of the Raevir Highlands, acting as an advisor, war-strategist, yet most of all, a father-figure in a time of need. Bourbon looked upon life with a happy, humble outlook despite his hardships, accompanying and aiding the grim Siegmund through his adventures the archipelago of Kalos and Elysium as a mentor before perishing en route to Anthos. He died with no issue. High Pontiff Goddard/Owyn I “The Able”, 1381-1437 [AiiM] Goddard, born as a bastard between Vladirusk Carrion and an unknown sister of the Faith, grew up with covert patronage from Vladirusk in a humble priory. He had little knowledge of his Raevir roots, and was immersed in the local Renatian culture. Swiftly rising through the ranks in church peerage with his stirring sermons and humble acts demonstrating piety, Goddard was soon only second to High Pontiff Lucien, who departed Anthos upon the great Exodus. He took the name Owyn I in his ascension to High Pontiff. The Second High-Pontiff, Owyn II proves to this day to be the one of the most controversial head of the Church and the first of the revived Carrion monarchs. Despite his short reign which lasted only five years, he helped Siegmund thrust House Carrion into the leading power in Anthos by smoothing the reunification process of the fractured human nation upon the demise of the Horen dynasty. Abdicating in favor of cousin, Siegmund Carrion, he took to a quiet life tutoring the young Franz Josef Carrion and reviewing theological doctrine. He passed away in his sleep at the age of fifty-six. In contemporary society, he is viewed with mixed sentiment; some praising his efforts in unification and recognizing the prophecy of Siegmund while others condemning his unorthodox use of church power. He died with no issue. Diedrik Barrow, 1389-??? [Komodo445] Diedrik is the brother of Siegmund Carrion, born of bastardy. A loyal side-kick, steward, scribe and soldier, Diedrik was plucked from the rubble from Castle Carrion by a young Siegmund, and both sought to avenge their fallen family and bloodline. Despite their strained relationship at first, worsened by age, ideology, and the stain of bastardy, Siegmund and Diedrik grew to become closest confidantes and stalwart chums. He was responsible for grooming the ward Heinrik Van Roy, known by the peoples as King Henry, insuring stability of House Carrion upon Siegmund’s disappearance along with his councillors, and a plethora of written accounts of the rise of the modern Raevir. A bonafide Raevir patriot and one among the strelesy, Diedrik’s firm loyalty and advisory cleansed him of his bastardy and earned him title “Count of the Barrowmarsh” along with now-defunct title Steward of Ruska. Diedrik is the last living Crow with memories of their origins, and though largely bedridden in modern times serves as a wise counsellor, lorekeeper, and fatherly figure to all of Raev. Heinrich Carrion, 1391-1427 [XxPhogxX] The bastard son of the late Siegfried Carrion and nephew to Siegmund Carrion, Heinrich was raised within the prison compound of Fickloch and trained as a plebian amongst Teutonic rank. However, upon his discovery of his bloodline to House Carrion, he chose blood over brotherhood, ridding himself of the Teutonic tabard in favor of the Crow’s garb. Heinrich is considered a war-hero of Kralta, his strength in combat unfounded and only matched by Siegmund in his prime. Reputed for his famous weapon, the mace dubbed “Mush-maker”, Heinrich slew hundreds of enemies to the house, most notably garnering a dozen-and-half bloody Teutonic tabards over the course of an elven week. However, his brazen patriotism led to his demise; he was slain by Northern corruption in their strikes upon Kralta in a fevered attempt to defend the populace, his legacy as a martyr against the scourge and undead. He died bearing no issue. THE TUVIC BLOODLINE The Tuvic bloodline was a prominent line heralding from Siegmund’s firstborn and only bastard son, Tuvya, born Cadaver, legitimized Carrion. Rising to power upon the deaths of Franz and Henrik Carrion during the Zion Conflict, the Tuvics where the largest bloodline of the surviving imperial Carrions. Renowned for their Chivay virility and Carrion diligence and stewardship, the Tuvics where considered the wealthiest and most influential of the decendant bloodlines, currently holding a vast swarth of Orenian land along with the royal crown. Tuvya “The Goldcrow”, 1408-1520 [Chumpchump] The only bastard and oldest of Siegmund’s progeny, Tuvya, the father of the Tuvic line, came from a covert union between a young Siegmund Carrion and Lorin Chivay. Tuvya, or birthed “Tuv”, was brought up in a Kaedreni orphanage among the commoner. Growing up poor with knowledge of his mother, Tuv strived to prove his nobility, eventually collecting enough evidence to Siegmund Carrion to prove his lineage. The Champion of the Raevirs accepted Tuv into the family, legitimized him, and began to employ Tuv in his efforts to revitalizing Oren. The culmination of Tuvya’s experiences in abject poverty and his teachings from Siegmund had made him a master of trades; he surpassed the richest man in Oren prior, Toveah Goldman, with his extreme wealth, and fostered the Abresian Renassiance, a revitalization of the long derelict city. Founder of the Abresi Guard and leader of countless skirmishes, he proved to be valiant and just in battle. His time in Abresi had brought him together with the recently widowed Mary Therving, and the two quickly fell in love, marrying in a quiet ceremony. However, upon the death of Siegmund, Tuvya found himself in deep grief, taking to the Kaedrini wastes in exile. He raised countless mercenary hosts in the Kaedrini backwaters in hopes plunder and adventure would take his mind of his beloved father, but it had only brought him deeper to a path of sin and decadence. Yet when his little brother, Francis Carrion, was slain by Darfeyist plotters, he finally heeded the call to his kindred, took what was left of the Raevir compatriots, and smashed the Zion host in the battle, saving the Raevir peoples from a great genocide, earning the name “Goldcrow”. From then on, Tuvya embraced his role in his household and stood up to the ghosts of his past, embracing the title Patriarch, and guiding his sons to glory. When his son Boris has vanished, Tuvya chose to step up and take upon rule of the Empire. Tuvya ruled under the regal name Tobias, a benevolent ruler whom guided the Orenian people to unity and prosperity. He sired eight children; Stephen, Fyodor, Alexei, Boris, Sigmunda, Aleksandr, Yakov, and Lorina, all with Mary Therving. Stephen Carrion, 1446-???? [Coastercam0] Stephen Carrion is Tuvya’s firstborn, and the first Tuvic proper. He was raised in the thick of Carrion rule, yet he held no fondness towards royal tradition, being a free-spirited fellow. He joined upon his father’s conquests in the Kaedrini backwaters and Hanseatic plains, soon possessing the boy with a deep spirit for hedonism and bloodlust. The father and son grew distant as Tuvya reprimanded Stephen for his indulgent ways, and Stephen at the age of sixteen abandoned his father with a small host of his own, to seek his own fortune. He earned himself a notorious reputation as a bandit lord in the vein of August Flay, a Prince proper whom Stephen harried countless caravans and impaled his foes with impunity. When King Francis had fallen, Stephen appeared seemingly out of the blue with his grand host, aiding his father in the defense of Augustus, and laying claim unto the lordship of the Carrions during the Crowsmoot. His renown had earned him a slim victory over his younger brother, but he had no intentions of truly ruling; only nominating himself to shame Fyodor, his rival. Once he heard Fyodor had left the Raev as a wandering bard, he too took flight, and returned to his violent and hedonistic ways. Tuvya views the plight of Stephen with great sadness, seeing a younger version of himself whom never learned to be righteous. Fyodor Carrion, 1448-??? [Firestar25] The second son of Tuvya, Fyodor was named for Tuvya’s late younger brother, Fyodor the Cripple. Raised in the streets of New Abresi by his mother, Fyodor gained a wit for stewardship and a skill in martial combat, becoming a duelist of great renown. He distinguished himself with great valor during the battle of Mt. Augustus, riding aside Lothar Jrent in a sally against the Zionist host. He had named his bid in the Crowsmoot, but lost by a single vote to his elder, instilling the young Fyodor with a deep sense of melancholy. He fled his kindred and took upon the vocation of a traveling minstrel, singing old Raevir folktunes to the peoples. Alexei Carrion [Iorwen] The thirdborn of Tuvya, Alexei was reared alongside Fyodor by his mother in the Abresian palace. Alexei was renowned for his acid tongue and cruel treatment to the local servantry; a bitter fellow through and through. He did not fight in Mt. Augustus, and took to great offense upon hearing the cut-throat Stephen had won the Crowsmoot, abandoning his kindred and taking to the seas as a vagabond pirate. He bore no issue and is assumed dead. Boris Carrion 1441-1467 [cruzazul8] Despite being the middle child of the Tuvics, Boris was the first of the Tuvya’s progeny to attain great renown in the Oren nation. He was reared as a ward to the King Heinrik, who oft took the young Boris across the realm in his grand campaigns, which opened Boris to war-tactics and necessary trade-routes, experience which distinguished himself from his peerage. He financed the Bannum Company in his youth, inheriting his father’s business sense and rivaling his father’s wealth, doubling the Carrion fortunes. He continued his trade practices until the calamity of the Zionist war erupted, forcing him to take a more active role in Oren politic, aiding his uncle Francis’s armies and fighting in the battle of Mt. Augustus, leading an archery unit at the mountain peak. Boris had made his bid in the Crowsmoot afterwards and found himself a slim vote, yet due to the disappearance of his elder brothers soon after, he ended up Lord Paramount of Raev. Brokering a peace with the Chivays, he was later named Lord Justicar for his understanding of legal code, and was named Prince of Raev in Althera. He soon found himself at the forefront of the Vibian Coup, with the rogue marshal granting him the Crown of Oren. Boris soon negotiated a peace, insuring the coup bloodless and secure. Yet just as he was named Emperor, a grave illness took over him and he could not reign actively. Soon the Empire’s infrastructure fell to disarray as he kept himself in confinement. When his courtiers searched for him in the palace, they found an empty imperial chambers. Some say he had gone to find the cure to his ailment, but what is known is that he is missing and his location unknown. He bore no issue and is considered missing. Sigmunda “The Fair”, 1455-???? [TehLulu] Firstborn daughter and fourth child of Tuvya, Sigmunda was born shortly before the death of King Heinrik. Her early childhood was marked by incessant bloodshed and left her a scarred child whom aged far faster than one should. She grew to be an eloquent, if not quiet woman of considerable beauty. She had gone missing during the exodus of the Fringe, and bore no issue. Aleksandr Carrion, 1457- [arkantos1279] Former Duke of Karovia and King of Oren. The young ruler spent much of his reign entangled in the web of his uncle and spymaster Pavel Carrion (later Paul Sarkozic de Montfort) whom sought to control the Empire for himself through manipulation and courtly schemes. Yakov “the Young” or ”the Unyielding” Carrion, 1457- ???[Zezimus] Yakov was the youngest son of Emperor Tuvya Carrion. The younger twin of his brother, Aleksandr, Yakov was raised during the period in which Carrion rule over Oren had waned, leading up to the formation of the Imperium Tertius. Growing up, he was often impertinent towards the wishes of his elders, uncaring for politics or what he regarded as the trivialities of living up to his grandfather’s name. Though too young to have fought in the Oren Civil War, he witnessed much of its aftermath, in the form of a growing sense of animosity towards his House. When peace did eventually come at last, it was not achieved without great loss. With House Carrion’s name in Oren tarnished and much of its influence and power lost, Yakov was largely overshadowed by his elder brother, Boris, and more often than not, resorted to drinking or gambling away his father’s money in the local taverns, disillusioned with the world he lived in. Upon the military coup on the city of Petrus, both Tuvya and Yakov leant their support in House Carrion’s attempt to reclaim the throne of Oren. Though successful at first, Boris had inherited a fragmented Empire, weakened by years of uncertainty and turmoil. Before he was truly able to lead Oren, Boris fell ill and later disappeared, leaving the Empire to his father, Tuvya. Unable to stand aside any longer as his family struggled to regain control over the Empire, Yakov soon realised he would need a role to play in rebuilding Oren’s future. What he had once regarded with so little care, he now foresaw was his duty to defend and uphold, and as the youngest son, he sought to “keep the hearth”, and tended to his aging father while his elder brothers made their independent marks on the world. As among his first goals, he strived to become a knight of the Order of the Red Dragon. However, informed by the Grand Knight, Ser Maric, that he was too old to begin squirehood, he set out upon committing a heroic deed that would have him prove his worth in the eyes of the Grand Knight and Emperor Tuvya himself. Accompanying the Knights on a number of quests, he soon earned respect among their ranks and was knighted by Tuvya, dubbbed Ser Yakov the Unyielding. Inheriting the ancestral Karovic charisma and innate sense of diplomacy, Yakov became a key diplomatic emissary in Oren, most notably a centerpiece in the Waldenian negotiations to unity and peace. Lorina Carrion, 1463-??? [Hadlais] The second daughter and youngest child of Tuvya, Lorina was born after the Battle of Mount Augustus and the signing of peace with the Imperium Tertius, being spared the bloody childhood her sister, Sigmunda, had suffered. Whilst being the favored child of Tuvya, the Goldcrow was urged by his wife Mary to rear her in an abbey; thus the young Lorina spent two years among the cloisters, before returning to the Fringe. She was raised for a time by Siguine Barrow, before spending a year with Damien Basileus in Kaphro; a place which soon found itself engulfed in a war against the Imperial Army. Lorina took a great fondness to writing and animals, being an inquisitive yet shy child. However, Siguine, noting the rising dangers in the Fringe and Althera, had Lorina was sent back to the abbey until she turned twelve. Once her father had secured and stabilized Oren, she returned to the mainland, and was under the tutelage of her brother, Aleksandr Carrion. THE SARKOZIC / OSTROVIC BLOODLINE The Sarkozic lines prided itself on its ancestry and tradition. It is the only prominent bloodline which stems from the three trueborn male sons of the prophet Siegmund, unites the ancient Carrion houses of Barbov and Kosav, and intertwines with the another prophetic bloodline, the House of Horen. Thus, the Sarkozics sometimes claim it is their line with the most righteous claim to the the Carrion legacy. The Ostrovics held the pontificate through Ostromir’s bastard, Siguine Barrow, with Imperial Princes Pavel and Viktor recognized as highly ranked government officials. The Sarkozics where known particularly for their iron conviction, low cunning, and a deep pride regarding their ancestry. Due to the only living Sarkozics holding descent from King Ostromir I, it was also known as the Ostrovic line. Ostromir “The Terrible”, 1413-1458 [AiiM] While war raged on only a handful of miles away, Helaine de Sarkozy was giving birth to her first son; Ostromir I ‘the Terrible’. Born as Teutonic siege fire ravaged the Dreadfort with King Peter Chivay and Marquess Siegmund Carrion planning the sally of the Dreadhost, Ostromir’s childhood was one marked with intense political pressure and warfare. Pampered and groomed to be heir of the Carrion Vochna, “Otto” attained a haughty and wrathful nature fit for a prince. He began his rise to power when he usurped Sillus Horen and wedded Isabelle Horen, with later the height of his power reaching its zenith when he inherited the Kingdom of Salvus as a dual union under his crown, extending his reach to half of the Human world. Ostromir successfully brought Carrion absolutism to Renatus, after purging the noble houses of Renatus on his father's command as he became the first absolute ruler of Renatus and Salvus. Ostromir is remembered for his immense brutality and ability to execute his father's plans with utmost efficiency. “The Lords of Lordas and Bastard of ‘Bresi” is sang in his and Tuvya’s honor, for when he and Tuv cast the corrupt bourgeois of Renatus to exile. However, when two of his children were kidnapped by agents of the Sophia Rebellion, he was blackmailed into faking his own death and abandoning his post as King. He returned decades later in the Fringe when his sons were safely ransomed, where he ruled over the sleepy fief of Kvaz. He died of natural causes, and sired six children; Ostromir II, Godferik, Pavel, Sigmunda, and Viktor with his wife, Isabella Horen, and Siguine, a bastard with Caterina Horen. Fyodor “The Cripple”, 1415-???? [Cirdanoth] Fyodor was the second born of Siegmund’s legitimate brood. At first a grave disappointment and stain upon the family, Fyodor was the subject of many hushed whispers and sighs in his youth due to his clubfoot, a crippling disfigurement which insured he could not undertake the noble arts of war. Nonetheless, Siegmund took the boy in as best as he could. While bluntly regarding the boy’s ailment as one unfit for a lord, the Lord Carrion offered tutelage from artisans and architects, enriching the boy’s man in a myriad of studies. A prodigious architect and steward soon flourished from the boy, whom quickly coined the harvest system and became known as the greatest man to work with dirt and stone of his time through his resurrection of the Kaedreni wastes. However, his connection with his siblings are strained at best; Ostromir I often teased the crippled Fyodor about his clubfoot and inability to fight, Milena found him repulsive, and Franjo was too young to grasp Fyodor’s plight. After his father's death, Fyodor disappeared to unknown wilderness, taking upon the life of a hermit. He is presumed dead and died bearing no issue. Milena ‘The *****’ 1417-???? [Bethgod7] The only daughter to Siegmund Carrion, Milena was a dark, somber girl whom spent her time scribing poetry and novellas in her quarters. She rarely associated with other children and lived a sheltered, quiet life. However, she held wild fascinations and delusions of the grandeur of peasant life in comparison of the bleak, crippling life of a noble, associating with the streltsy rabble rather than her own noble kin. Her relationship with her family was distant at best, only finding some company in her uncle Diedrik. However, his exploits with the streltsy only compelled her further to run away from home. At the age of sixteen, she took off with a wandering Raevir caravan.he returned during her cousin Heinrik’s reign, marrying Farley Stafyr. Her namesake as “the *****” stems from Franz’s ire for his sister’s antics as a vagabond. She bore Farley two children of Stafyr descent. Franz-Josef “the Martyr” Carrion, 1418-1456 [Iorwen] The youngest child and third unsullied son of the Prophet Siegmund, Franz Joseph or affectionately “Franjo” by family, was arguably the most articulate and intelligent of his brothers. However, he was small for his age and possessed a particular stutter in youth, so he was often bullied by the local boys. In an effort to keep the boy from the rough strelt children of Kralta, Siegmund sent the child as a ward to his cousin, Owyn II. There, Franjo opened to church doctrine, overcoming his stutter with Owyn and becoming renowned for his meticulous knowledge of theology. Later in life, he was appointed by his brother, Ostromir Carrion, to the role of Archbishop of Renatus and has led the Church through several reforms, including enthroning himself High Ecclesiarch of the Faith, in efforts to recreate the powerful clergy of old. He took the papal name Radomir I. However, the stress of papal life took its toll, and Franjo took to pilgrimage, leaving the Church to elect a successor. He recovered two invaluable artifacts upon his voyages, and took upon Siguine Barrow as a ward, returning to the Fringe during the great Zion calamity. Upon the death of King Heinrik, Franz was to succeed given the 2nd Imperium’s law of succession which passed over Roy due to his young age, but the Darfeyist Church had other plans, eventually arranging for his brutal assassination. He died bearing no issue. Ostromir II Carrion, 1431-???? [VonAulus] Ostromir II is the son of Ostromir I and Isabelle Horen. From birth he became the leader of house Horen and thus became the first Carrion to bear the title “Lord and Patriarch of House Horen”. He, upon his parent’s assassination, inherited the Kingdom of Renatus & Salvus, and later by his grandfather Siegmund’s will, the Kingdom of Oren. A naive, timid, yet earnest boy, Otto II bore the duty of sustaining the Carrion Vochna despite rebellion, anarchy, and reconstruction. However, his youth had been his weakness, as he was often exploited by the petty nobility, and later kidnapped by Urguani marauders. After being reclaimed from dwarven clutches in the year 1445, Ostromir II took to the life of a cloistered monk, disillusioned with noble affairs. Godferik Carrion, 1431-???? [Pfmvaz1996] The younger twin of Ostromir I, Godferik, was named after the great Horen, Godfrey, Godferik was named Duke of Kvaz upon his brothers ascension to the royal seat of Oren. Unlike his twin brother, “Godferik” is authoritarian, vain, and demanding, with a certain cunning beyond his years. He was groomed for a life in theology and politics. However, his slothful and arrogant nature deemed him unfit for rule and he was cast out of succession by his grandfather. Thus, the young man took to the cloisters alongside his brother in hopes of redemption. After decades of meditation and reflection, he cast away his sins, and returned to the forefront of Oren, establishing the Barony of Tserkov adjacent to the Imperial capital. Paul Carrion 1438-1499 [AiiM] Known in his time as Paul de Montfort The Baron of Eastcliffe, Paul var Otto was the third son of King Otto I and the Lady Horen. An extremely successful business entrepreneur he was the second richest man in Athera during his time, Paul took control of the fertile Amaurian valley and secured an alliance between himself and his distant Vladovic cozs with himself and Emma Vladov. Paul is most known for, however, his organization of the first Canonist League, in conflict against the Schismatic forces. After the Schism War Paul found peace within small Eastcliffe, passing peacefully as his titles passed to the child Tobia. His second son, Edmond would later be elected as High Pontiff Everard II. Viktor Carrion, 1440-?? [Zezimus] The lastborn son of Ostromir Carrion I, otherwise known as Ostromir ‘The Terrible,’ Viktor was beset by a particularly unusual upbringing. Shortly after being birthed in the city of Abresi, his mother was assassinated and his father forced into hiding. As a result, the young crow was sent to be raised beneath the guardianship of his uncle, Franz-Joseph Carrion. Here beneath the teachings of the ‘Iron Crow,’ Viktor was instilled with a heavy sense of duty and honour, pursuing squirehood from a young age in order to one day become a Knight of the realm. Growing up during the height of Carrion rule, he enjoyed a lavish appetite, assuming many of the traits more associated with the Heartlanders. Later however, he chose to accompany Franz upon his pilgrimage, only returning to Oren in his late teens during the onset of the Zion Crisis. Though too young of age to have truly had any bearing upon his uncle’s decisions, Viktor was particularly close to Franz and was left distraught upon learning of his assassination at the hands of the Order of St Lucien and the Decterum. Young, ignorant and dissatisfied that House Carrion had not chosen to fight the Imperium Tertius outright, Viktor opted to depart from Oren and in his grief chose to pursue his own life wandering the lands beyond the nation’s borders. In his lament, he had only ever wished that he could have done something to prevent his uncle’s death. Yet upon journeying to a new land with a Carrion ruler back upon the throne of Oren, Viktor looked to serve beneath his once bastard uncle, Tuvya Carrion. In honour of those who had lost their lives to protect his family’s rule, Viktor sought a new purpose to fulfil at last. House History _______________________________ KAROL I CAROLUS CORVINUS I CHARLES THE RAVEN _______________________________ BARBOV I BARBOV KAROVIC I BARBOV THE BLACK _______________________________ KAROL II CAROLUS KORAVIC II CHARLES II _______________________________ FYODOR I THEODOROS KORAVIC I THEODORE THE WISE _______________________________ FYODOR II THEODOROS KORAVIC II THEODORE II _______________________________ BRANIMIR I BRANIMIR KORAVIC I BRANDON THE LEPER _______________________________ JAN I JAN KORAVIC I JOHN I _______________________________ THE GRAND TIMELINE FROM 1379-1476 Timeline of Events in House Carrion (1379) Siegmund Carrion is born in Castle Carrion of the Raev Highlands (1381) Goddard, later known as Owyn I, is born out of wedlock between Vladirusk Carrion and an unknown sister of the Faith. (1389) Diedrik Barrow is born out of wedlock between Boris Carrion and a prostitute. (1392) Heinrich is born out of wedlock between Siegfried Carrion and Lady Von Stahl. (1396) Diedrik is brought to the court of Castle Carrion as an apprentice scribe under pretenses of blackmail. (1397) At age 18, Siegmund Carrion is sent as ward to Lord August Flay (1402) The Culling of the Crows occurs, igniting the Raev Highlands in civil conflict. Siegmund Carrion and Bourbon Carrion are left as the last legitimate members of the bloodline. (1404) The civil conflict in the Raev Highlands ends as Siegmund Carrion with aid of Flayish men-at-arms and strelesy stragglers crush the usurpers. House Carrion is then forced to flee Asulon given natural disaster. (1404) Siegmund Carrion establishes his oath to the Empire upon the Archipelago of Kalos and Elyisum, assuming the title Baron. Rivalry with House Green commences after a beachside brawl between Adam Green and Siegmund Carrion. (1407) Bourbon Carrion passes upon voyage to Anthos; The Rat and Crow is constructed. (1408) Estimated Birth of Tuvya, born out of wedlock between Siegmund Carrion and Lorin Chivay (1409) Construction of Kralta and the Krelmstad commences. The Valden Company lay its roots in Kralta, before dissolving into its strelesy. Siegmund meets with the bastard Heinrich “of Steel" (1410) Goddard assumed position as Archbishop of Salvus, Pontiff & Metropolitan of Oren, and Prince-Bishop of Kvaz and Emperor’s Forest (1410-1415) Teuton-Blackmont War; Siegmund sides with his ward-father and liege Lord Flay, overcoming Teuton demands for the destruction of the Raevir enclaves. Siegmund assumes title of Marquis of Raev for his valiant war contributions upon the end of the conflict. (1410) Siegmund Carrion is wed to Helaine de Sarkozy. The Barbonovic and Kosanovic branches of House Carrion unite in this marriage as Siegmund Carrion becomes Lord of House de Sarkozy and assumes the name “Siegmund Sarkozic Carrion” (1411) Fyodor Sarkozic Carrion is born, son of Siegmund and Helaine. (1414) Ostromir I Sarkozic Carrion is born, son of Siegmund and Helaine. Kralta becomes the second largest settlement of Oren, behind Kingston and later Abresi. (1416) Milena Sarkozic Carrion is born, daughter of Siegmund and Helaine (1420) The dwarf war erupts and concedes, splintering Oren five-ways. (1421) Franz Josef Sarkozic Carrion is born, son of Siegmund and Helaine. (1421) Owyn I assumes position of High Pontiff (1422) Owyn I is appointed Regent of Oren, and creates the Duchy of Raev. (1422) Helaine de Sarkozy, wife to Siegmund passes away due to pneumonia. (1423) Owyn I declares the Pontifical States the Kingdom of Savoie, breaking from the Empire. (1424) Siegmund departs in divine revelation. (1424-1428) Kralta and the Krelmstad are subject to the wrath of the Black Scourge (1427) Heinrich dies leading a war party against the corrupted onslaught, successfully warding the bulk of the scourge’s force. (1430) Siegmund Carrion returns to Raev with the holy scrolls. Heinrich is cleansed of his bastardy for his courage and valor whilst facing death, becoming a Raevir folk hero. (1430) Franz-Josef Carrion is sent as a ward to Owyn II to study the ways of theology. (1430) ‘The Great Adunjian Conquest’ begins, leading to annexation of Kaedrin (1431) Owyn I abdicates Savoie in favor of his cousin, Siegmund Carrion (1431) Siegmund inherits the Crimson Isles, and assumes the title of King of the Raevir Kingdoms. Diedrik Barrow is cleansed of his bastardy. Siegmund meets with Tuvya of Rosebud. (1431) Siegmund declares the Holy Kingdom of Ruska (1431) ‘The Great Schism’ occurs, leading to Owyn I forcing the King of Oren, William Horen off his throne in favor of a Carrion spymaster, Silus Horen. The Edict of Oren is forged, naming Siegmund Carrion Imperial Divine and Emperor. (1431) Ostromir I Carrion marries the heir to the Kingdom of Renatus, Isabelle Horen. Tuvya is cleansed of his bastardy. (1431) Ostromir Ostrovich Carrion is born, son of Ostromir I and Isabelle. (1431) Godfryimir Ostrovich Carrion is born, son of Ostromir I and Isabelle. (1432) ‘The Last Dragon’ occurs, ending in Ostromir I becoming King of Renatus. (1432) ‘The Purge’ occurs, all noble houses within the Kingdom of Renatus are forcibly removed from power, leaving Ostromir I as the first absolute ruler of Renatus. Belrik the Bard creates the song “The Lord of Lordas and the Bastard of ‘Bresi”, in honor of the Crown Prince Ostromir and Tuvya of Rosebud (1434) - Milena Carrion vanishes with an unknown Raevir caravan, not to be seen for many years. (1435) Siegmund begins a long struggle with an unknown grave ailment. Fyodor Sarkozic Carrion restores the Kaedreni wastes and tends to his father in Kralta. (1435) New Abresi undertakes construction. Tuvya and Mary Therving wed; in the same year, Stephen Carrion is born. (1437) Owyn II passes away in his sleep. (1439) New Abresi finished, Tuv named Maer. Siegmund becomes well enough to leave the Krelmstad. (1441) Boris Carrion is born to Tuvya Carrion and Mary Therving. (1441) The Second Papal Interregnum ends with Franz Josef Carrion being named Archbishop of Renatus and Autocrat of the Faith. (1441) King Renlekai of Salvus appears missing, Ostromir claims Salvus as part of his inheritance and merges Salvus as a union under his crown of Renatus (1442) The first instance of the Horen Rebellion occurs (1442) The second instance of the Horen Rebellion occurs as the Dwarves and Elves declare war on Oren and the Orcish Dominion (1443) Ostromir I and Tuv lead forces to meet with the Orcish Hordes, marching towards the enemies (1443) First Sacking of Malinor occurs under Tuv and Ostromir I (1443) First Sacking of Adunia occurs under Tuv (1443) Second Sacking of Malinor occurs under Ostromir (1443) The War turns in favor of the Humans and Orcs, with the Elves opting to back out (1443) Second Sacking of Adunia occurs under Tuv (1443) Ostromir I is assumed assassinated in his sleep; a mutilated body taken from his blood-splattered bed chambers. (1443) Tuv flees Renatus with the grief of his half-brothers supposed death, rumored to wander the Kaedreni backwaters without aim or reason. (1444) Ostromir Ostrovich Carrion ascends the throne as Ostromir II, becoming King of Renatus and later, King of Oren. Godferik begins to study theology and politics with his grandfather Siegmund Carrion. (1444) The Second Edict of Oren is passed under Emperor Siegmund; the Kingdoms of Salvus, Ruska, and Renatus are abolished and reformed under the Kingdom of Oren. The Dominion of Imperial Oren as consisted of Herendul and the new Kingdom of Oren continues under the former Edict of Oren, overseen by Siegmund. (1444) Ostromir II is captured and imprisoned by dwarvish raiders. (1445) The Treaty of the Krelmstad is signed following the disposal of King Dizzy Irongrinder. Thanks to Heinrik, Ostromir II is released from captivity and a white peace ensues between Oren and Urguan. (1445) Ostromir II abdicates the throne of Oren in the Diet of Abretski following a year in Dwarven captivity. Thereafter sent off to study architecture, assumed dead in the fall of Anthos. (1445) Godfrymir Ostrovich ascends the throne following Ostromir II’s abdication. (1446) The Edict of the Rosemoor is passed by Emperor Siegmund. Tuvya Carrion is named Lord Chancellor, Joseph Lane is named Lord Steward and Heinrik Von Roy is named Lord Marshall. (1446) Fyodor Tuvyovic is born to Tuvya Carrion and Mary Therving. (1447) Godfrymir is dethroned by Siegmund for his madness, goes missing. (1447) Siegmund dies of natural causes. Tuvya shortly thereafter vanishes after burying his father, abandoning his claim to the throne of Oren and disappearing once again. (1447) Franz Josef releases himself from his clerical vows and abdicates from his position of High Ecclesiarch, absconding and sailing across the Autumn Sea with his bastard nephew, Siguine. (1447) Heinrik van Roy, the Emperor’s nephew, is revealed as Heinrik Carrion in Siegmund’s Will and ascends the throne of the Kingdom of Oren. Siegmund becomes the last Carrion Emperor of Oren until Boris and Tuvya as the titles of the Imperium are formally abolished. (1447) Heinrik publishes the King’s Peace, modernizing vassalage within Oren. (1448) Heinrik marries Katherine Winter. (1448) Aleksei Carrion is born to Tuvya Carrion and Mary Therving. (1448) The Third Edict of Oren is passed under King Heinrik; The Kingdom of Herendul is abolished and reformed as the Archduchy of Herendul under the Kingdom of Oren. All titles and holdings of the former Imperium now are subject to the Kingdom of Oren, the human race wholly reformed under a single regent for the first time since the Exodus. (1448) King Heinrik marches south with a powerful host, taking the fight to the dwarven lands, something which had not happened since the reign of Horen V. (1449) King Heinrik annexes land the Grand Kingdom of Uruguan and builds Fort Raddus. (1449) Upon the defeat of Fort Indago, King Heinrik decides to open negotiates with the dwarves for peace, deeming their performance during Fort Indago “admirable.” (1449) King Heinrik marches east to treat with the High Justicar Kalameet of the Conclave, overthrowing the Princedom of Malin, sending Eleron and numerous other high council members into exile. (1449) King Heinrik marches North to combat the incoming Scourge threat. (1449) King Heinrik assaults the lands of Lenfarthing in a sneak attack, destroying the scourge presence in what was most likely, the quickest battle in all history. (1450) King Heinrik marches once more to the South, in attempt to rid the cloud temple of its scourge threat. (1450) Upon liberating the cloud temple, King Heinrik marches north, taking the fight to the gates of the far north. (1450) Milena Carrion returns, abandoning her people to live with the people of Schattenburg. (1451) Fair Sigmunda Carrion is born to Tuvya Carrion and Mary Therving. (1452) Roy and Ipera Carrion are born to King Heinrik and Katherine Winter (1453) The Free Peoples Sovetski of Flotsam is established under Wilfreche Buron and the Coal Miner’s Union. (1453) Signus and Ipera are born to King Heinrik and Katherine Winter. (1454) Despite request for aid against the order of Saint Lucien, King Heinrik declares Oren neutral against religious affairs. (1454) Franz Josef Carrion returns to Oren upon the invitation of Lorethos Basileus. (1454) King Heinrik and his men battle the drakes of the north upon being assaulted in the cloud temple. (1455) The Free Peoples Sovetski of Flotsam enters a state of war with the Order of Saint Lucien due to religious tensions. Schism threatens to divide the religions of Oren. “The War of Faith, or the Rusko-Lucienist War, begins between the Ruskans in the Free People's Sovetski of Ruska in Flotsam, and the Holy Order of Saint Lucien. The war begins from sectarianism: the Order follows the Lucienist sect and by default follows the High Pontiff. The Ruskans follow the sect of Ruskan Orthodoxy. The Lucienists claim that Flotsam began raiding them, whereas Flotsam insists that the Order was merely looking for an excuse to purge Flotsam of heresy.” - History of Humanity (1455) The Darfeyist High Pontiff Regulus accepts the Ultimatum of Flotsam and ends the threat of Schism, but the War of Faith continues between Lucienite pretenders and Raev Orthodoxy based in Flotsam. “Wilfriche Buron issues an ultimatum to the Church of the True Faith: to no longer recognize the sect of Imperial Traditionalism (the sect which believes the Horen Emperors were divine beings) and to merge Ruskan Orthodoxy and Lucienism to end sectarianism within the Church of the True Faith. If these demands are not met, Ruskan Orthodoxy will schism off the Church of the True Faith, becoming its own church.” - The History of Humanity (1455) The portal to the Fringe-lands are opened by the Golden Lance. (1455) The War of Faith ends in the wake of the discovery of the Fringe-lands. Sovetski of Flotsam and Order of St. Lucien make peace. (1455) The town of Vekaro is established within the Fringe-lands. (1455) Ostromir I Carrion reveals himself to be alive, forced into hiding else his children slain, returning to his people. (1455) King Heinrik allows his bastard son, Fredek Royce, to form the Order of the Stranniks. (1455) Upon receiving word of a rumored Winter plot to depose their King, Heinrik removes Edward Winter from office, seizing his vassals and a great deal of land, replacing him with Wilfriche Buron. (1455) Zionist Conspiracy arises as the Warlock Hochmeister Mirtok returns. “The Zion War or the Fringe War starts up with the reappearance of Hochmeister Mirtok DeNurem. By now he no longer leads the Teutonic Order. Mirtok DeNurem begins acquiring vast amounts of money from mysterious sources, and the leaders of the Conclave of Malin and the War Nation, Patrician Darius DeNurem and Rex Urik Azog, are both past members of the Teutonic Order. Oren fears that Mirtok will attempt to take power in an alliance with the dwarves as the Treaty of Zion is signed. The signers are the Rexdom of Krugmar, the Grand Kingdom of Urguan, the Conclave of Malin, and the Kingdom of Alras. The Conclave begins raiding lands belonging to Oren, and King Heinrik marches to Zion. He demands the surrender of Mirtok DeNurem and the surrender of the Conclave itself. These terms are refused by Patrician Darius DeNurem. King Heinrik declares war.” - The History of Humanity (1456) The Zionist Conspiracy ends as King Heinrik Carrion perishes in the battle of the Crow’s Field, called the Zionist Tragedy. (1456) Heinrik’s cousin and Siegmund’s son Franz Josef ascends the throne as King Franz. The Order of Saint Lucien attacks the new king’s coronation under instruction from the plotter John of Darfey. They are defeated. (1456) Setherien and the Scourge meet the United Anthos Coalition in battle for the final time. As Setherien flies over the battlefield, the Golden Lance strikes down the great dragon with a magical ballista of such magnificence only dreamed of by the Warlock Mirtok (1456) After his pleas for justice for Darfey and the Order are ignored by the Church, King Franz anoints a High Pontiff, Peter Pavel, circumventing the Darfeyist-controlled Church of the One True Faith, which officially declares war on him and joins the pagan alliance of the Urguan. (1456) A coalition between House Winter, the Church, the Decterum and the dwarves is formed. They dupe King Franz into attending a peace talk with the Kingdom of Alras and murder him, ending the Carrion dynasty’s rule over Oren and subsequently instating a regency. (1456) Remnants of House Carrion and Loyalists take refuge in Mount Augustus. (1457) Shortly after the great dragon Setherien’s death, the already near-abandoned land of Anthos is submerged in a great flood. House Carrion and the survivor’s of Anthos take refuge in the Fringe-lands, making Vekaro capital of Oren. (1457) Massacre at Augustus: Darfeyist forces attack Mt. Augustus. Fredek Royce, leader of the Stranniks and bastard of Heinrik, leads a martyr’s charge into the heart of Darfeyist forces. Fredek Royce, the large majority of the Order of Stranniks, Dmitri of the Dreadfort, Pyotr the Priestly Goatherd, Wilfreche Buron, Father Istvan, Zacarias Mosquera, Peter Pavel and Vladislav; all heroes of Raev, are massacred by outnumbering forces though provide a brief respite and fighting point for Carrion forces to rally. (https://www.lordofthecraft.net/topic/108745-the-death-of-a-vile-man/) thus ending the order of Stranniks. (1457) Tuvya Carrion returns to Mount Augustus on hearing the plight of the Raevir. (1457) The Battle of Mt. Augustus : Estimated 35,000 remaining Carrion Loyalists are besieged by a coalition force of Darfeyists, Zionists, Dwarves and Traitorous Houses of Oren estimated at over 125,000 strong. Led by Tuvya Carrion and fortified with intricate defenses conspired by dwarven engineer Sili, the Carrion Loyalists with mid-battle aid from Orcish renegades slaughtered the besiegers and reclaimed the surrounding land of Vekaro for themselves. Imperial Records later falsify the happenings of Mt. Augustus to hide shame in losing a four-to-one odds battle. (1457) The Decterum ousts House Ruthern and with the town of Vekaro, return to Carrion rule under Ser Abner Rahl. (1457) The First Crowsmoot: Following Franz’ death, the first Crowsmoot of all Carrion blood is called as Tuvya makes it known he is unwilling to lead. Tuvya is made House Patriarch. Siguine Barrow is made Karovic’s Eye. Stephen, firstborn son of Tuvya wins the vote for Lord Paramount but flees as he sees his younger brother, Fyodor IV, shamed in the process. Spurned by Tuvya, Aleksei, the youngest son, sails off to lands unknown. Fyodor IV takes up mantle as Lord Paramount but soon flees under pressure. Boris III, third-born child of Tuvya, assumes position as Lord Paramount of Raev. (1457) Roy Carrion is made Lord of Vekaro, assuming full power within the town. (1458) House Chivay returns from the great Exodus, using the Darfeyist Plot to assume control of Oren. House Carrion and House Chivay shortly after make peace. (1458)Ostromir I Carrion passes away due to natural causes. (1458) Vasili Petrovich, known in the Empire as Basil of Sabris, publishes “A Dog named Darfey”, condemning the Church of the One True Faith for its actions in Franz’s regicide. (1459) Basil of Sabris publishes “21 Theses for the Dissolution of the Darfeyist Church”, leading to the Edict of the Chuch of the Reformed Communion to be passed under the Chivay Regime, disbanding the Darfeyist-controlled church and the Order of St. Lucien. (1460) Lord Roy stands judge against Lelien in attempt to lure Eleron Sylvaeri out of hiding. (1460) Lord Roy burns Eleron Sylvaeri on a pyre dubbing him “an enemy to House Carrion” (1461) A mysterious plague erupts in Vekaro and soon spreads across the world, killing thousands. (1463) Lord Roy leaves Vekaro during the evening, not to be seen for a number of years. (1464) House Carrion and the peoples of Raev migrate to the land of Thales. (1465) Boris III Carrion is named Lord Justiciar of the Imperium Tertius. (1467) The Adunian peoples under House Elendil become vassals to House Carrion. Clan Orvar conflict begins. “War sparks up between Clan Orvar and the Adunians under Lord Eldaril Elendil when an Adunian dishonorably wins a duel against Morvan Orvar, the leader of Clan Orvar. The Orvar's became angry about this and the Adunians invited them to a feast to apologize and foster friendship between the two groups. At the feast the Adunian who had dishonorably won the duel against Morvan was forced to duel him again. This time, Morvan won. Clan Orvar demanded that they be given the body to burn, as part of their pagan traditions for the dishonorable. The Adunians refuse to give over the body, insults are thrown around, and the Orvars leave the banquet in anger. Unfortunately, Corbett VanCleef, one of the Adunians, tortured and mutilated the adopted daughter of Morvan Orvar in revenge for the killing of his close friend in the duel. The Orvars declare war. The Adunians then become a vassal of the Carrions, and the Decterum get involved. The Carrions sent the terms that the Orvars would have to convert to the True Faith and join the rest of the Adunians. The Orvar Clan declined, and war begins.” - The History of Humanity (1467) The port town of Tuv Aviv is established under the Messy Construction Company & College for Underprivileged Builders. The Raevir peoples and many other races convene here to sail to the Promised Lands. (1468) The peoples of Raev and the descendant races depart from Thales, arriving in the lands of Athera. (1468) The Robbery of the Highlands occurs, perpetrated by Alras, the peoples of Raev are forced to move south. (1471) Roy Carrion leaves Oren to establish the Independent town of Pravets, disgracing his family and leaving his duties in Oren behind. Boris Tuvyovic and Vibius de Sola conspire the fall of the Imperium Tertius. (1471) Boris Tuvyovic is crowned as Emperor of Oren, shortly thereafter disappearing. Tuvya Sigismundovic is voted Emperor by the Electorate, securing all votes. Shortly thereafter crowned as Emperor of Oren. Tuvya discovers the Powder of Black Barbov while tinkering, heralding a new age in Orenian Siege Weaponry. The Peacekeeper Cannon Mark I is developed, subsequently unveiling the Peacekeeper Cannon Mark II in the First Imperial War Games. (1472) Tuvya’s various affiliates achieve a breakthrough in weapon and armor development, Oren soon outpacing even the Dwarves in craftsmanship. (1473)- The first set of the Blessed Plate of Saint Augustus is manufactured, Tuvya donning the first set of carbaurum armor seen since the days of Aegis. Tuvya declares war upon the independent Konigreich of Aesterwald in a bid to reunite Humanity. The Great Alrasiana Purchase occurs; the people of Alras mysteriously disappearing, Tuvya purchases the land for a meager sum, annexing the Highlands under Oren. (1474) The Town of Karovia is established under Aleksandr in the newly annexed Highlands, a proper home for the Raev of Athera being established. (1474) Aesterwald sues for peace as the threat of Iblees is uncovered, returning to negotiations. Tuvya’s bid is paid off as Aesterwald returns to a more moderate stance after the death of the radical Konig Fredrick. (1475) The Tragedy of Bronze occurs, the High Elves ousted from their Silver City. Tuvya grants refuge to the exiles within Oren. Lorina Carrion returns from her leave in the cloisters, becomes ward to Aleksandr and settles in Karovia, Tuvya too fearful of her safety to have her in Petrus. (1476) Aleksandr Carrion and Lynn Rovin are married in Vanderfall, marking an official peace between Oren and Aesterwald. Orenian and Aesterwaldenian forces, working in conjunction, repel a Undead attack upon Vanderfall following the ceremony. (1476) Prince Paul Ostrovic Carrion is named Patriarch of House Carrion Aleksandr Carrion is crowned King of Oren
  2. What does LOTC stand for Minecraft?

    1. squakhawk

      squakhawk

      legend of the creeper

    2. Kumoko600

      Kumoko600

      Creepers* It's a big community.

    3. Morigung-oog

      Morigung-oog

      Lots of tortured communities.

  3. On this morning, the Mage gazed upon his idyllic garden. Taking his time studying the motion among the flowers and other plants, with a swift motion he thumps the head of his acquaintance . "Boy, look here." he says, shifting the weight of his ossified fingers towards the left of the garden. "I can't see anything." The boy states, brushing his jet black hair to the side. "Karl, don't tell me you've begun seeing things, we had enough of this with the Mark of Pertina-..." the boy pauses, with his eyes fixing on patch of flowers. "Yes, there." The Mage states, with a large grin appearing across his face. "Tell me Antony, what do you see there?" "Flowers perhaps?" The boy takes another moment to study the scene, "Perhaps an instance of your obversion? You've only planted flowers of purple and gold... And the smell, it's horrible." The mage chuckles, flicking his fingers; allowing the Boy a closer look. Soon, the boy recoils and his grey eyes dart to the Mage. "Really, Karl? A pile of shite? How is that of any relevance?" The Mage allows the grin to adorn his face, "This same pile has been there for two days, yet to decay, yet to be cleaned, but what has changed?" "Karl. What importance does this have, you stop my study to teach me of shite?" The Boy scoffs letting his adolescent ignorance get the best of him. Finally, the Mage turns his head back to the Boy, for a moment pondering the situation and its relation to worldy events. "The flies have died and changed, yet the shite has stayed the same."
  4. 99 Missed Calls

  5. ✠ The troupe left the city just as dawn broke, the soft orange glow burnishing their plate and dazzling the peasants labouring in the fields opposite Helena. They were few in number, sat on pack horses that rallied about a small, lumbering wagon. Barely visible behind the blinds was the stooped figure of the Princess, head buried in a cache of documents spread about her lap. The wagon trundled over rutted roads, bouncing about, while the soldiers made their own company with idle whispers. Finally, with twilight now triumphant, the group arrived at the Silver gates they had aimed for and were ushered within the Citadel. Inside were assembled the folk they had come to meet: high-bound Elves, their every move at once graceful and domineering. They had arranged themselves in a gently arcing crescent, awaiting the arrival of the predicted guests. With bread and hospitality extended the talks began, led by the ever-stooped form of the Princess who spoke and persuaded, flanked by the soldiers in red. Before long smiles were exchanged and terms agreed, the journey well worth it. Before the parties turned and split, mutual words were ushered with the hint of a smile: “Desolation.” [!] Attached to the prose is a detailed depiction of the aforementioned pact.
  6. The Emperor nods, adding his stamp to it.
  7. i knew i could trust you to do it good work

  8. The Crimson Silver Concordat “Peace be upon us.” 6th of Owyns Flame, 1706 This pact hereby entails the principles to an accord agreed upon by the signees, to be adhered to by both their respective civilians and military alike. Should either principle be broken by a respective participant of either nation, then a truce will be inherently invoked, ergo allowing a maximum of three saints days wherein efforts to re-evaluate the accord, and, or, deem the accord no longer viable. Henceforth, both parties will adhere to a strict non-aggression agreement that will be enforced. Regarding the flow of goods and trade, no customs will discourage any exchange. Mobility between the nations will be enforced by both, and the roads swept of bandits who may harass our fair people. Both parties will aid one another in obtaining fugitives and criminals to their respective civilisation, unless one has a pact with said respective nation from which the fugitive hails from. Both parties will aid one another in the defensive means of any of the signatories providing they are aggressed upon. Recognising the supremacy each signatory holds over their race (High Elf, Man.) if this supremacy is contested then for the duration of the situation -- the pact will ascend into a full alliance. His Imperial Highness, Charles of the House of Horen Maheral, Dimaethor Visaj HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY, Antonius I of the House of Horen, Emperor of Man, King of Renatus, Marna, Mardon, Salvus, Seventis, Savoy, Courland, Santegia, and Norland, Duke of the Crownlands, Avar, and Frederica, Count of Helena, Alamar, Frederica, Thesmer, Thelen, Lorath, and Cantal, Baron of Darkwood, Gravelhold, Fidei Defensor, Protector of the Heartlanders, Highlanders, Farfolk, etcetera.
  9. Antonius contracts Cassius & Co.
  10. thanks for the shoutout ….............................................................. cy@ but also peace dude gl with whatever u do
  11. i didnt come here to lose

    1. amyselia

      amyselia

      but you will anyway

    2. itdontmatta

      itdontmatta

      me too, but two Ls make a W

×
×
  • Create New...