Although Tetsuyama was born the second son of a fairly minor regional lord and was infamous for a youth of excess and erratic behaviour, he was thrust into a position of leadership when his elder brother took monastic vows and renounced the clan's leadership.
Tag: History
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Sandovech
Sandovech's name is one of the most famous in Realmgard thanks to his contribution to its culinary history — namely, the placing of meat between two pieces of bread.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Nainen’s Lamp
Nainen's Lamp is largest known diamond in Realmgard and remains one of the most famous individual gemstones in the continent.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Goblins
Welp, I guess it's Goblin Day…
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Queen Antiocha
Most beautiful woman in Realmgard's history, last Queen of dying kingdom. Possible descendant of a sea monster.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Natalis
The fragmentation of the Empire was sorely felt in its traditional heartland of Natalis, which entered into a long period of decline and disorder. Notably, the region has not been unified under one political order since the Elven Empire fell.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Wilderlings
The descendants of wizards who experimented with shape-changing magic in previous generations, the Wilderlings of Realmgard have been so affected by their ancestors' magic that they retain features of various animals and the ability to freely shift between human and animal forms.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: The Midwood
While not located at the exact geographic centre of Realmgard, the forest known as the Midwood is fairly close to the exact middle of the continent, as well as being located more or less equally from Realmgard's north and south extreme points. Thus, the Midwood is so named for its location in the middle of Realmgard.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Orcs
The existence of Vampires in Realmgard is not disputed — except perhaps by particularly stubborn or eccentric contrarians.
Encyclopedia Realmgardica: Vampires
The existence of Vampires in Realmgard is not disputed — except perhaps by particularly stubborn or eccentric contrarians.
