One of the great heroes of the Golden Age of the Elven Empire, Quintus Marcellinus Styracosaurus is famous in both deed and facial hair.
Tag: History
The History of Realmgard: Quintus Marcellinus Styracosaurus
One of the great heroes of the Golden Age of the Elven Empire, Quintus Marcellinus Styracosaurus is famous in both deed and facial hair.
The History of Realmgard: The Imperial Golden Age
For the first time in its history, most of Realmgard was unified under a single authority. Only the extreme north and northwest of the continent would remain beyond Imperial control.
The History of Realmgard: Sator & Messor
Sator and Messor founded the city of Imperialis, the future capital city of the Elven Empire and first city of Realmgard for centuries.
The History of Realmgard: King Fulmen
Chased down and grievously wounded on the banks of the Creusa River, Fulmen is said to have been rescued and nursed back to health by the namesake goddess of the river — one of the famous examples of how both the river Creusa itself and its patron goddess would be major figures in Natalian Elven history.
The History of Realmgard: The League of Creusa
Following the landing of the refugees of the Archipelagian War led by Prince Adrastos and Princess Eos, the leader of each of the seven ships founded a settlement along the course of the Creusa River in Natalis.
The History of Realmgard: The Flight of the Elves
It is widely said that the history of Realmgard actually begins in the eastern island realm of Archipelago, the ancient homeland of the Elves who laid the foundations of the Elven Empire.
The Kingdom of Aurora
Located in the northernmost region of Realmgard beyond the historical borders of the Elven Empire, what is now the Kingdom of Aurora nevertheless has had longstanding contacts with the lands of the Empire throughout its history, established by the efforts of intrepid merchants and travellers.
Hrimfax
The island off the northeastern mainland of Realmgard is known by a name which in the local language means "Frost Mane", most likely a reference to the sight of blown snow billowing off the island's numerous mountains.
Holiday Short Scene: Trabled Day
A very happy Trabled Day to all!
