Shadow al’Mere was born in the Two Rivers, in a quiet household on the outskirts of Emond’s Field, several years after the birth of the Dragon Reborn. While others of his generation grew restless as they came of age, drawn by stories of war, prophecy, and service to the Light, Read more
Cernunnos was born on the darkest day of the year, in the shadow of winter’s solstice, in a forested region revered for its ancient groves and sacred stones. His family were minor guardians of the land, people attuned to natural cycles and the rhythms of the seasons, but his connection Read more
Lancelot was taken from his father’s home before memory could form, leaving him untethered to family, tradition, or the world he might have known. He was raised by the Lady of the Lake in her quiet, liminal realm — neither fully land nor legend, a place suspended between waking and Read more
Nimue was not like other children. Even before she could speak in full sentences, she lived half-lost in thought, prone to long silences and sudden absorption. She daydreamed openly, staring out across fields or streams as though following a story only she could hear. Her hands were rarely still. She Read more
Daveth Thorne was an Andoran high noble and career soldier, serving as a commander and master archer of House Thorne, one of the Great Houses of Andor, during the late Third Age. Unlike many nobles of his rank, Thorne pursued a permanent military vocation, earning distinction through decades of active Read more
Born in the silver hush of dawnlight beside the River Acheron, Leuce was the fairest daughter of Okeanos, the ancient Titan of freshwater streams, sacred wells, and the endless rains and his wife, Tethys, goddess of the nourishing flow. Though her father was as old as the world’s first waves, Read more
Guinevere was born into a noble family of Britain, a Celtic land before England as we know it existed, fighting the Anglo-Saxons. Her family loved her in their own duty-bound way. As a young girl, she was schooled to keep her eyes steady, speak gently, and never show how overwhelmed Read more
The Greeks referred to Eros as a primordial being because love and desire have existed since the moment of creation. Even desire, passion, love and romance were depicted as winged children of Eros. The singular Eros, however, remained distinct in myth. It was he who lit the flame of love Read more
