Glossary
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- Aerith - Spirit of air, space, emptiness, and voids
- Artificers - magician-inventors of the First Age
- Arisen Rexus - a general in the Kharupani army and later emperor during the Lost Years that followed the Yawning and subsequent cataclysm
- Athlaya - the Borean Poet name for Aerith
- Battle of Kingdom's Fall - a battle fought between the Sun's Own of Yorenth, the Wiccars, and the Eradomin with disastrous consequences for all involved
- Bellgard - a port city on the westernmost tip of the Wravellian Sea
- Book of Dreaming - a holy text in Yorenth that describes the achievements of deified members of the Solorien family
- Book of Primes - a book of ritual magic from the First Age
- Borean Poet - language historically spoken in the Northern lands​
- Calligone - Spirit of darkness, mists, shrouding, and the unknown
- Cailir - a Wiccar clan known throughout the world for their line of female seers
- Crescian - Spirit of chaos and order
- crowner - coroner
- Drithas - Borean Poet name for Crescian
- Elder-knights - honorific title for warriors in the Wiccar clans belonging to a recognized knight's order
- Eradomin - a people native to the Northern lands known for their martial prowess and unusual
- Erángal - a relic from the First Age, said to be mirrored and difficult to see, either containing hidden knowledge or granting the wielder certain seer's abilities depending on which rumors you believe
- Fäendhmar - an ancient Northern word for the Spirits with murky origins somewhere in Old Era
- false merryfern - a plant with alchemical properties
- filcher's bane - alchemical compound used in lock crafting
- Followers of Their Return - religious separatists in Yorenth pushing for a return to a nomadic way of life and a focus on worshiping the Spirits
- glowmoth - a bioluminescent nocturnal insect which is farmed in the desert surrounding Telhav for glowmoth silk dust, an alchemical ingredient with hallucinogenic properties
- Golh - a midwinter feast day celebrated by both Wiccars and Eradomin
- Greater darkflower - alchemical ingredient with hallucinogenic properties
- Greenflower - a village in the Middevale
- Greenwoods - Tellurn's untouched domains
- jewel-dock - a plant with alchemical properties
- Kharupan - a lost city located between Yorenth and Bellgard on the Western Road
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marks - Sentinel currency, with sunmarks being gold pieces, moonmarks being silver pieces, and starmarks being brass pieces
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Middevale - the narrow strip of land between the Southern Realm of the Sentinel and the Northern lands
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Minodas - Sentinel day of the week
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Noblegard - Bellgard's city guard
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Old Era - the name of the sprawling Northern territory above Castle Forlorn and the Wiccar lands
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The Outlands - Yoren name for the lands outside the bounds of known territories, rumored to have monsters dwelling in them
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pawn's malady - a plant-derived poison used by the Rooks
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Pentaculum - a lost First Age relic that's said to be able to temper or amplify magical fields
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Prime - Wiccar noble title across all the clans
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Quormanth - an island city-state on the Wravellian Sea
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Rook - one of the underground guilds in Yorenth, often paid to carry out assassinations
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Ronin - a Wiccar clan that was found mysteriously murdered
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Riparus - Spirit of rivers, water, depths
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Saeria - an independent territory across the Wravellian Sea
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Sarthura - Borean Poet name for Calligone
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Sledge - mining district of Yorenth​
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smudger - match-keeper in Yorenth's fighting rings
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Sol - honorific title for warriors in the Sun's Own
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Solq - Spirit of fire, light, guidance
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Sun's Own - elite soldiers that make up Yorenth's city guard and Queen Attiqah's personal guard
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stoneflesh - a skin disease that the Eradomin are particularly susceptible to, but Wiccars are immune to
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Telhav - a rural village near Yorenth
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Tellurn - Spirit of growth, earth, and substance
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​Threydas - Sentinel day of the week
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Whispess - Wiccar noble title within the Cailir clan given to its seers
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Wiccar - name for the once nomadic clans that live throughout the Northern lands
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Yawning - a rending of worlds that occurred at the end of the First Age from an unknown event lost to history
