AN INTRODUCTION
To The Uncharted Seas
The islands and oceans of The Uncharted Seas are
about to boil and burn with strife and war, as the
Human, Orc, Dwarf and Elf adventurers from the Old
World collide with the Ancient Rulers of the Land, the
Dragon Lords.
A dwarf sea captain named Crooked Rollo sailed
into the Uncharted Seas in 2706 by the Old World
calendar (4357 as the Dragon Lords record time).
Rollo landed on the south coast of Armidia to make
repairs to his iron ship, the Leather Head, and
returned to Kulloria to give a full report to his liege,
King Ringvald the Stout of Kulloria, of the lands and
people.
King Ringvald realised the potential that the
Uncharted Seas presented for expanding the
power and influence of the dwarves of Kulloria, and
assembled a fleet of ships to sail west from the Old
World, and settle on its islands. His fleet landed at
Aron-delf and Gelf on Karneia in 2708 (4359), and
quickly followed by building settlements on Helg
(2715), Demaros (2716) and Lamorna (2718). The
dwarves were the first of the Old World races to fully
explore the Uncharted Seas, but their example was
repeated by the Humans in Armidia, the Orcs in The
Darnak Cluster and the Elves on Trelang.
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These adventurers have come to the Uncharted
Seas for various different reasons, like the Iron
Dwarves who have come to create new townships,
while the Imperial Humans has come to escape the
strict rule of the Imperial Overlord in the Imperial
City. The Orc Raiders have come for plunder with
the Goblins of Morcas and the Gnomes of Ungnir
chasing in the wake of their raiding ships, and the
Thaniras Elves have come in search of new sorceries
to enhance their power.
During the 10 years that followed the accidental
rediscovery of the Uncharted Seas by Crooked
Rollo, these rival factions had little contact. They
have begun to call the region the Broad Blue like the
locals, because it is so expansive and the horizon
almost endless.
For a while, the Broad Blue was big enough to
contain the Old World adventurers without conflict,
but now they are fighting like rats in a barrel, and their
fleets are engaged in great battles throughout the
region. The waters of The Karneian Sea, The Boiling
Seas and the Strait of Cerac now provide the setting
for devastating broadsides, brutal boarding actions
and narrow escapes from certain death.
In the Old World, the Humans, Orcs and Dwarves
are at war with the Elves, whose kingdom has grown
at the expense of its neighbours. In the islands of the
Uncharted Seas the Elves are at a disadvantage
because their rivals have been in the Broad Blue for
longer, and have committed more of their forces to
settling in the region. The enmities of the Old World
have little sway here, as the Dwarves are neutral to
the presence of the Orcs, and the Orcs are in tacit
alliance with the Humans. It is only the Elves who
remain hated by everyone, and hate them back
equally.
The naval battles continue though, because the Old
World adventurers are fighting over control of the
islands of the Broad Blue, regardless of changes in
their opinion of each other. This bickering is a fatal
weakness, as the Dragon Lords have noticed their
intrusion into the lands that pay the Dragon Lords
tribute. If the four Great Houses of the Dragon Lords
were to unite against these interlopers they would
crush them, but the Great Houses are suspicious
of each other, and the vassal nations of the Dragon
Lord Empire are at risk of throwing off their ancient
yoke of slavery.
GOING NATIVE
The Dragon Lords call their vassal races Subasha,
and include among their number the reptilian races of
the Old Kreel and the Helganth Warriors, as well as
the Vyrdam Humans. These three are all slave races,
though many Kreel and Helganth live free of Dragon
Lord interference among the Thousand Bandits.
The Shroud Mages of Mysonnia are also Subasha,
though they enjoy many freedoms under the rule of
the Dragon Lords, so long as they swear fealty.
The Old Kreel live all across the islands of the Broad
Blue except for in The Voskian Wastes, they provide
manual labour for the Dragon Lords and march in
their armies, but the Kreel that are free of slavery
fight the Dragon Lords at every opportunity. The
Kreel are in cautious dialogue with the Iron Dwarves
in Karneia, they are engaged in a guerrilla war
against the Imperial Humans in Armidia, and fight for
the Thousand Bandits in some of their raiding fleets.
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The Helganth Warriors have spread across the
Uncharted Seas since they abandoned their
homeland and their capital Dracinia. Some of them
have settled in the forests of Traal and Sorylia under
the rule of the Dragon Lords, but many more have
joined the Thousand Bandits, or live a continuous
existence on the sea. They trade with the Iron
Dwarves, and fight at any opportunity against the
Bone Griffons, Vyrdam Humans, Northern Vosk and
Shroud Mages when they meet them.
The Vyrdam Humans have fought for the Dragon
Lords in campaigns against the Northern Vosk and
the Helganth Warriors. They have a large trading fleet
and a prosperous citizenry that has come into conflict
with the Iron Dwarves and Imperial Humans who
have settled on Vyrdam. Since the arrival of these
intruders the Vyrdam nobility has begun to consider
fighting against the Dragon Lords, and building
Vyrdam into a strong independent nation.
The Shroud Mages settled in Mysonnia over two
hundred years ago, after sailing from the Old World
as passengers on the first iron ships. They have
almost a free hand to do as they wish, so long as
they defend the south east waters of Dragon Lord
territory against the Thousand Bandits and the Bone
Griffons. The Shroud Mages are cunning diplomats
and powerful mages who use bribes to divide their
rivals, and elemental magic to confuse their enemies.
HIDDEN PERILS
The Uncharted Seas are home to dangerous factions
that owe no fealty to the Dragon Lords, they are
weaker than the Dragon Lords but powerful enough
to maintain their freedom. The adventurers of the
Old World have yet to encounter them in strength,
and are foolish if they choose to underestimate them.
These factions include the undead Bone Griffons,
the Thousand Bandits, the Northern Vosk and the
mercenary Sky Pirates.
The Bone Griffons were enemies of the Dragon Lords
thousands of years ago, but they were defeated
in battle and cursed by Dragon Lord mages. Their
homeland Sancerac was swallowed by the sea and
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became The Shifting Shores. The Bone Griffons
disappeared for centuries, but now they have returned
to reap vengeance on the Dragon Lords.
The Northern Vosk spend their winters secluded in
their settlements in the cold wastes of the tundra. In
the spring and summer they are the scourge of the
Broad Blue, as they raid across the coastlines of
its many islands. In the autumn they sail home with
plunder and slaves, to the safety of their homes.
The Sky Pirates command ships that fly in the sky,
held aloft by balloons filled with arcane energies.
There are several splinter groups within the Sky
Pirates who fight amongst themselves when they are
not hiring themselves as mercenaries to the fleets of
the Broad Blue. The Sky Pirates take the money of
the Dragon Lords, Shroud Mages, Vyrdam Humans,
Iron Dwarves, Orc Raiders and Imperial Humans,
but treat the Northern Vosk, Thaniras Elves and
Thousand Bandits as sworn enemies.
The Thousand Bandits comprise many different
communities living in The Thousand Islands. They
are led by independent captains who owe nominal
allegiance to the Bandit King, Drak the Toothless.
They include Dragon Lord outcasts and Helganth
exiles, as well as fugitive Kreel and mutinous Orcs.
The Thousand Bandits have some dealings with
the Shroud Mages, but are at constant war with the
Orc Raiders, Imperial Humans, Bone Griffons, Iron
Dwarves and Dragon Lords.
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THE DRAGON LORD’S CHRONOLOGY
OF THE UNCHARTED SEAS
0 – The year that is recognised among Dragon Lord
Scholars as the first year in the reign of the Great
Ancient Lord Anas Imor, founder of the kingdom of
Principia, and the first of the Great Lords to tame the
Fire Dragons.
401 – The Ancients conquer all the lands of Shenerac
(now called The Thousand Islands and The Darnak
Cluster). The first, and most venerated ruler of their
great empire, is King Shen Shen.
670 – The Helganth found the city of Dracinia and
settle the region now called the Shrouded Isles),
their scholars travel far and wide to collect knowledge
from other cultures.
994 to 2494 – A period that is called The Long War by
the scholars of Dracinia, they recorded almost every
major siege, battle and assassination and palace
coup that occurred among the Dragon Lords and the
Ancients. They were almost constantly at each others
throats, and during the fifteen hundred years of The
Long War the Helganth knew relative peace, before
the two Great Rivals dragged them into the violence
and sowed the seeds of their downfall.
2871 – A heavily armed merchant fleet from the Old
World builds a settlement on Armidia and trades with
the Helganth. They defeat a Dragon Lord scouting
force, and supported by additional warships make
raids on Dragon Lord garrisons on Karneia during the
following years.
2897 – The Ancients defeat the Old World settlers
on Armidia and destroy their warships, but spare the
survivors and assemble a great war fleet.
2899 – The Ancients war fleet sails east with the
survivors of the defeat on Armidia, it then sails along
the coast of the Old World displaying its weapons,
banners and troops to all those that it passes. During
its journey, the survivors are released and Ancients
envoys speak with the rulers of the Imperial Navy and
Iron Dwarves. The envoys decree that the western
seas are forbidden to them, and that any sea captains
that sail to the Forbidden Isles will be slain.
3580 – The War of the Wyrm, the Ancients land on
Principia supported by their allies the Vyrcerac and
Sancerac, they defeat House Melkharn on land and
House Traal at sea, while House Kalath and House
Morgloth march or sail towards their enemies.
3581 – The Griffons of Sancerac slaughter the
Ancestor Dragons, assisted by the greatest mages of
the Ancients. In revenge the Dragon Lord high mages
summon the Auspicious Withering, and smite their
enemies with sickness, disease and plague.
3583 – The Vyrcerac armies return to their homeland,
the Dragon Lords follow them and conquer the land.
They declare that the Vyrcerac have no kingdom, and
are nothing more than Subasha, a vassal people,
and rename their territories as Vyrdam.
3584 – The Curse of the Sands is laid on the Griffon
territory of Sancerac, whose wizards succeed in
halting their deaths due to the Withering, but they
continue to exist as the undead. Their kingdom sinks
below the seas and their cities are often smothered in
sand. This region is now called The Shifting Shores.
3588 – The beginning of The Exodus of the Ancients
from the Uncharted Seas, they seek to escape the
wrath of the Dragon Lords, already weakened as
they are by the deaths caused by the Withering.
3590 – The Ancients homeland is flooded and
ruined by its own sorcerers, to deny its rich valleys
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and fertile plains to their enemy the Dragon Lords.
Thus Shenerac becomes what is now known as the
Thousand Islands and the Darnak Cluster.
3604 – The city of Dracinia dies as the Helganth
nobility are killed by the Withering, and their people
flee across the seas in all directions in search of a
land that is safe from the Winds of Death that bring
the Withering with it. Their priests engage ritual to
make the lands of the Helganth safe from invasion,
bringing supernatural mist and fog to the region, so
that it is called The Shrouded Isles.
3736 – The rise of the Thousand Bandits, a period
in which Ancients stragglers band together with
Dragon Lord outcasts and Helganth exiles in order to
raid merchant vessels in the Strait of Cerac.
3877 – The Vosk appear in the northern wastes, and
build several settlements.
4083 – Return of the undead warriors of Sancerac,
as their lands rise again from the seas, they now fly
the banner of the Bone Griffons, and seek revenge
on the Dragon Lords, both for the shame of their
defeat during the War of the Wyrm and their long
exile beneath the waves.
4154 – The Shroud Mages slowly gain the trust of
the Dragon Lords after several campaigns in the
Thousand Islands, and receive Mysonnia as a token
of their patronage in return for their fealty against all
enemies of the Dragon Lords.
4357 – The Uncharted Seas are rediscovered by
a dwarf sea captain called Crooked Rollo, after he
blunders through The Boiling Seas in a foul storm.
4370 – A Tepes expeditionary fleet encounters a
Dragon Lord scout fleet led by Jester Scormas of the
Melkharn, it is the first time that the Dragon Lords
have been seen. The Tepes fleet is all but destroyed,
and its commander Ousmanri Tepes is captured. He
is a valuable prisoner for the Dragon Lords as he
is the second son of the head of the Tepes family,
Faisal Tepes.
 GLOSSARY
A Quick Guide to Who is Who In The
Uncharted Seas
Names and Locations
The Old World and the Uncharted Seas are made
up of many kingdoms and empires, all with their
own languages and terminology. Some even have
more than one name for the same thing, whether it
is an individual, a faction, or a place or region on a
map. They often have a common prefix or suffix so
that several names sound might very similar, often
making it confusing if those names refer to completely
different subject matter.
All information provided here is taken from either the
libraries of the Imperial City, the halls of the Great
Houses, or the catacombs of Dracinia. Therefore
many of the terms that are given here conflict with
each other, but are also self-referential. The charts
and tomes used as resource material often mention
places and factions only briefly, and provide no clues
as their origin or content.
This glossary is compiled not only from the invaluable
resources present in these locations, but the
personal notes of many travellers of the Old World
and Uncharted Seas. Their input is vital in regards
to dialect and colloquialisms, and has been greatly
enhanced by cooperation with the Idsith scholars of
the Kreel.
The Kreel have settlements throughout the Uncharted
Seas, and have at one time or another been both
vassals and slaves of the Dragon Lords. Their
spoken tradition of story telling is much like that of
the Svanurgast, and is a deep well of history.
It was not an intention to provide a comprehensive list
of place names in this scroll, only locations that have
two or more names, or have a peculiar quirk to their
nature. There are only a few mentions of particular
individuals, as there are many hundreds of notable
personalities alive and dead in both the Old World
and the Uncharted Seas, all of which deserve more
detailed reference in longer scrolls.
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Ancients
A term used to refer to the people of Shenerac, who
left the Uncharted Seas.
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Arkos
One of the families of the Imperial State, their most
senior noble is Duke Vir Dequene.
Armouries
The individual offices and cabinets of the dwarf
kings.
Arthris
One of the city factions of Vyrdam, they are led by
Ren Hordras.
Aslauga
One of the orc tribes of The Great East Spur, they
are led by Chief Grudoc Grum.
Bekel
A term used to refer to the people of Bekel in the
Old World.
Bone Griffons
Originally the loyal vassals of the Ancients, the
Dragon Lords infected them with a plague which
turned them into undead. They are neutral to the
Vyrdam Humans, Northern Vosk, Imperial Navy,
Iron Dwarves and Old Kreel, but are at war with the
Dragon Lords, Thaniras Elves, Thousand Bandits,
Shroud Mages and Orc Raiders.
Bransgar (Brans-gar)
A term used to refer to the burly humanoids of
Svanurgast.
Cabals
Political factions within the Dragon Lord hierarchy.
Cadres
The senior families of the Dragon Lords.
Canthus (Kan-thuss)
One of the elf clans, they are led by Morwyn
Ormyre.
Celos (Kel-loss)
One of the elf clans, they are led by Ketarine
Erithmis.
Corvus/Corvinus (Kor-veen-uss)
One of the families of the Imperial State, their most
senior noble is Duke Emin Kostic.
Dark Ones
A term used by the Dragon Lords to refer to the
Shroud Mages.
Dawn City
One of the city factions of Vyrdam, they are led by
Keros Tellemion, but the city is commanded by Ryn
Drantre, a Kindrake commander.
Dead City/Dracinia (Drat-sinnia)
A millennia old acropolis on Wyron, it spans fifty
miles of the coastline, and has several layers of
deep catacombs.
Delfdran
One of the three dwarf kingdoms, it is ruled by King
Ingvar Wyrmson.
Disciples
The warrior caste of the Dragon Lords.
Dragon Lords
The ancient race that rules the Uncharted Seas,
commanding their vassals, the Kindrake, Subasha
and Saahdas. It is at war with the Iron Dwarves, Orc
Raiders, Imperial Navy, Thaniras Elves, Northern
Vosk, Old Kreel, Thousand Bandits and the Bone
Griffons, but has the Vyrdam Humans and Shroud
Mages as their allies.
Dragutin (Drag-ootin)
One of the families of the Imperial State, their most
senior noble is Oleg Thematz.
Great Divide
A term used to describe the separation of Delfdran
from Venvalder and Kulloria in 2569.
Great East Spur/The Spur
The south eastern continent of the Old World.
Great Houses
The four ruling factions of the Dragon Lords.
Great Lord
The ruling individual of each Dragon Lord faction.
Grennam
One of the city factions of Vyrdam, they are led by
Sorith Kiades.
Grotheperga (Groth-perga)
A term used to refer to a period in Old World history.
Groth/Grothgarda (Groth-garda)
The most powerful and advanced orc tribe of The
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Great East Spur in the Old World.
Guild/Guildhouse/Guilder
The foundation of dwarf society, an organisation of
workers with common interests that can range in
size from a small collective to an extensive network
of communities.
Hamatcha (Ham-at-cha)
This is the name of a race of lizardmen in the Old
World, it is also name of a swamp.
Helganth
Helganth was the weakest of three kingdoms that
ruled over The Uncharted Seas in ancient times.
It is now a term used to refer to the descendents of
the Helganth, who live among the Dragon Lords and
the Old World invaders.
Hilmegga
One of the orc tribes of The Great East Spur, they
are led by Chief Aurolfa the Eagle.
House Moriarnus (Mori-arn-uss)
The most respected faction of the Shroud Mages.
Idsith (Id-zith)
The scholars and story tellers of the Kreel.
Imperials
An abbreviation used to refer to citizens of the
Imperial State.
Imperial Council
The kingdom of the Imperial Overlord.
Imperial Legislature
The laws and bureaucracy of the Imperial State.
Imperial Navy
The representative military force of the Imperial
State within the Uncharted Seas. They are at war
with the Dragon Lords, Shroud Mages, Thaniras
Elves, Old Kreel and Vyrdam Humans, while they
have an uneasy alliance with the Iron Dwarves.
Their ships frequently fight with Orc Raider vessels,
but avoid conflict with the ships of The Kingdom, the
most powerful faction within the Orc Raider fleets.
Imperial Overlord
The supreme ruler of the Imperial State.
Imperial State
The collective of the Overlord, Council and
Legislature.
Iron Dwarves
The common name given to the dwarves of Kulloria
in the Old World, the same term is used to refer to
the Venvalder and Delfdran dwarves. They have
an uneasy alliance with the Imperial Navy, and
have occasional dealings with the Orc Raiders
and Old Kreel, but they are at war with the Shroud
Mages, Thaniras Elves, Thousand Bandits, Vyrdam
Humans, Northern Vosk and Dragon Lords.
Kalath
One of the Great Houses of the Dragon Lords, it is
ruled by Great Lord Mesmar Grukarren
Kasmyr/Kasmyrians (Kaz-meer-rienz)
A term used to refer to the people of Kasmyria in the
Old World.
Kindrake
The elite warriors and sailors of the Dragon Lords,
they are not Dragon Lords themselves, but hold high
rank among their masters.
Kulloria (Kull-or-ria)
One of the three dwarf kingdoms, it is ruled by King
Ringvald the Stout.
Lamorna
One of the city factions of Vyrdam, they are led by
Glaumus Kethre.
Laushema (Low-shema)
One of the city factions of Vyrdam, they are led by
Hanni Orthrus.
League
A term that is used to refer to a collective of guilds.
Lethrenn
One of the elf clans, they are led by Arias Hedren.
Magus/Council of Elders
A term used to refer to the most respected artisans
and elders of the dwarves, the Forgemasters,
Smithsons and Anvilelders, who left the Old World in
2410 shortly before the fall of Shandelfan.
Mashosh (Mash-osh)
A liquid that is made from Shadow Coil, and used on
Dragon Lord ships.
Melkharn (Mel-karn)
One of the Great Houses of the Dragon Lords, it is
ruled by Great Lord Senan san Garran.
Morcas
A term used to refer to the goblins of the city of
Morcas in the Old World, they are led by King
Dretch the Reaver.
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Morgloth (Mor-gloth)
One of the Great Houses of the Dragon Lords, it is
ruled by Great Lord Thulen Hallur.
Northern Vosk
They are the hunters and warriors of the Voskian
Wastes, who raid and plunder the coasts of the
lands in the Uncharted Sea. They are at war with
the Dragon Lords, Vyrdam Humans, Thaniras Elves
and Iron Dwarves, but have little contact with the
other factions.
Old Kreel
The name of the lizardmen that live throughout the
Uncharted Seas, some of whom are slaves, some
are vassals and some live free. They are allied
to the Thousand Bandits, neutral to the Northern
Vosk, Bone Griffons and Iron Dwarves, but are at
war with the Dragon Lords, Orc Raiders, Imperial
Navy, Thaniras Elves, Shroud Mages and Vyrdam
Humans.
Orc Raiders
The orcs are a mixed bag of different tribes,
including the Aslauga, Hilmegga and Wechtas,
who are nominally commanded by the Grothgarda
orcs of The Kingdom. They have dealings with the
Imperial Navy, and have some contact with the Iron
Dwarves, but they are at war with the Dragon Lords,
Shroud Mages, Thaniras Elves, Thousand Bandits,
Bone Griffons, Old Kreel and the Vyrdam Humans.
Reithanir (Rei-than-ear)
A term used to refer to the elves of the White Plains,
and the elves of the Kingdom of Thaniras.
Rhyss/Rhyssinicans (Riss-ini-cans)
A term used to refer to the people of Rhyssinica in
the Old World.
Saahdas (Sar-dass)
A term used by the Dragon Lords to refer to the
citizens of their vassal states.
Salath (Sal-lath)
A powerful composite bow used by the Dragon
Lords.
Sancerac (San-ker-rac)
This is the original name for the land that is now The
Shifting Shores, it is also used to refer to the people
of Sancerac, and is occasionally used to refer to the
Bone Griffons.
Scathawes (Scath-ors)
A term used to refer to the treelike woodland
creatures of the Uncharted Seas, from which the
Dragon Lords harvest the timber to use for the
masts of their magical dragon hide sails.
Sea Haven
The original name of the Imperial City.
Selethian (Sel-ee-thian)
One of the elf clans, they are led by Frea Yaldoran,
who is also Queen of the Thaniras Kingdom.
Shadow Coil
A liquid derived from Mashosh, used on the timber
of Dragon Lord ships.
Shandelfan
A term used to refer to a period in Old World history,
also the name of a collection of dwarf kingdoms.
Sharack Rock
A mountain that rose up into the sky as a side effect
of the sorcery cast by the Ancients in 3590 that
flooded the lands of Shenerac, it is the home of the
Skyborn Pirates, who sail flying ships.
Shenerac (Shen-er-rac)
This was the name of the empire of the Ancients,
and is the original name for the land that is now The
Thousand Islands and The Darnak Cluster.
Shroud Mages
These dwarves were once citizens of the
Shandelfan Kingdoms in the Old World, and
settled in Mysonnia centuries ago. They are allied
to the Dragon Lords and Vyrdam Humans, they
also have dealings with the Thousand Bandits and
Orc Raiders, but are at war with the Iron Dwarves,
Imperial Navy, Bone Griffons, Old Kreel and
Thaniras Elves.
Shrouded Isles
This region is mostly unsettled and almost
impossible to navigate safely. There is an almost
constant mist, there are eerie noises day and night,
ships sink without explanation and their crews die
suddenly.
Subasha (Soo-basha)
A term used by the Dragon Lords to refer to the
warriors of their vassal states.
Subiran (Soo-bi-ran)
A term used to refer to the clans of the elves.
Svanurgast (Svan-er-gast)
A term used to refer to the people of Svanurgast, a
region in the Old World.
Tepes (Tep-ech)
One of the families of the Imperial State, their most
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senior noble is Faisal Tepes.
Thaniras (Than-ear-rass)
One of the elf clans, they are led by Irna Sonnekhet.
It is also a term used to refer collectively to the elves
of the Old World in the Uncharted Seas, which is a
misnomer given that the Thaniras Subiran does not
have a presence in that region. They are at war with
all of the factions of the Uncharted Seas, though
they rarely encounter those of the southern lands.
Thaniras Kingdom
A term used to refer to a period in Old World
history, it is also the collective name for the united
Subiran of the elves under one monarch.
The Auspicious Withering/The Withering
A term used to describe an event brought about by
the sorcery of the Dragon Lords in 3581, in which
a plague was spread across the Uncharted Seas,
killing hundreds of thousands.
The Broad Blue
A term used by sailors to describe the seas and
oceans of the Uncharted Seas.
The Cabal
The Shroud Mage council that rules over Mysonnia.
The Cluster
An abbreviation used to refer to The Darnak Cluster.
The Curse of the Sands/The Curse
A term used to refer to an event brought about by
the sorcery of the Dragon Lords in 3584, in which
the region of Sancerac was sunk below the sea and
smothered with sand.
The Exodus
A term used to describe an event when the Ancients
left the Uncharted Seas in 3588.
The Forbidden Isles
A term used by the Imperial State and the Kullorians
for the Uncharted Seas.
The Kingdom
The empire of the Grothgarda orcs in the Old World,
it is ruled by King Lothar.
The Thousand Bandits
A term used to refer to the different factions of
Dragon Lord outcasts, Ancients stragglers, Helganth
exiles and Kreel that live in The Thousand Isles, and
prey on ships that pass near their hideouts. They
have some dealings with the Shroud Mages and Old
Kreel, but are at war with the Orc Raiders, Imperial
Navy, Bone Griffons, Iron Dwarves, Vyrdam Humans
and Dragon Lords.
Volgothra
Traal (Tra-al) A monstrous creature that grows from a composite
One of the Great Houses of the Dragon Lords, it is of several sunken Dragon Lord ships.
ruled by Great Lord Vannos san Nar.
Vosk/Voskians
Travellers/Travelers A term used to refer to a barbarous faction of
A term used to refer to adventurous Imperial warriors and hunters.
scholars.
Vyrcerac (Vear-ke-rak)
Ungnir (Ung-near) This is the original name for Vyrdam, it is also
A term used to refer to the gnomes of the Ungnir used to refer to the people of Vyrcerac, and is
Mountains, they are led by King Bran Rhew. occasionally used to refer to the people of Vyrdam.

Vaka Vyrdam Humans (Vear-dam)

One of the families of the Imperial State, their most The inhabitants of Vyrdam, they are a nation of
senior noble is Anthonas Vaka. peoples who are subservient to the Dragon Lords,
and are referred to as Subasha as an insult to
Venvalder their rank (or lack thereof). They are allied with the
One of the three dwarf kingdoms, it is ruled by King Shroud Mages and Dragon Lords, but are at war
Bold Bruin. with the Iron Dwarves, Imperial Navy, Thaniras
Elves, Northern Vosk, Old Kreel, Thousand Bandits
Verdam and Orc Raiders.
One of the city factions of Vyrdam, they are led by
Byrel Paniskles. Wechtas (Vek-tass)
One of the orc tribes of The Great East Spur, it is led
Vianden (Vee-and-en) by Chief Red Thori.
One of the clans of the elves, they are led by
Gormlaitha Began.

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