Odette was an Aes Sedai known primarily for her role in the creation of the Eye of the World in the final days of the Age of Legends. A Sentient, she had the ability to perceive the emotions and deep motives of others over the span of her life. By Read more
In the original story she’s a cold, heartless fairy drawn to the cold intelligence of a boy named Kai and the evil mirror shards in his eyes and heart. She lures him away from his home town, and once he’s hopelessly lost in the snowy forest, she kisses him to Read more
The woman who would one day become remembered as Yuki-onna is believed to have been born in the rural provinces of northern Japan. Oral accounts suggest she was of humble origins, the daughter of a traveling herbalist and a shrine attendant. She was lovely to behold, her eyes the shade Read more
Sia was known to be studious, sensible, and was a natural mediator who thrived during the Age of Legends. Knowledge always delighted her, and she had a startling capacity for remembering faces and facts. In her early years her interests took her into work that strove to preserve and share Read more
Valeis was a prominent Aes Sedai in the Age of Legends whose infamy came to the fore during the Collapse. Even prior she was a divisive persona, outspoken and forceful on the subjects which drew her focus. At the apex of her career she was a political titan who was Read more
Alonya lived in the Age of Legends, born originally in Adanza, but later residing in Paaran Disen. Most of her history is long lost, even the reasons for her honourable third name forgotten. She is enshrined only for her great beauty, the man who loved her, and her horrific death. Read more
Among the dreadful children of Gaia and Ouranos, none inspired such awe or terror as the Hekatonkheires and the Kyklopes. Both races were cast into Tartarus long before the Titanomachy, sealed away by their own father’s fear. When the time came for rebellion, it was Gaia herself who whispered prophecy: Read more
Juan was born in Seville. His mother was Doña Inez, was an austere woman with a mathematical mind and strong convictions; his father was Don José. He died in a duel after sleeping with the wrong nobleman’s wife. Juan inherited his father’s cheekbones and his mother’s intellect, but something deeper Read more
“He does not arrive with fire or sword. He arrives with silence. And when he leaves, the world does not remember what green was.” — Inscription found etched into a petrified cypress near ancient Kutha The god of plague and disease, often invoked to appease his wrath, not worship him. Read more
