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	:o Gremlins, Changelings, Faenrae Reavers, and Banesidhes - These black-hearted creatures -- with the exception of the Faenrae Reavers -- are the offspring of Idon's work, and are frequently involved in evil schemes. While all the Fae are mischievous, they can also do good -- not true with these creatures. Their presence can only mean ill. Created by Huldah, the Faenrae Reavers do fall under the classification of Fae due to their ethereal and other-worldly nature.		:o Gremlins, Changelings, Faenrae Reavers, and Banesidhes - These black-hearted creatures -- with the exception of the Faenrae Reavers -- are the offspring of Idon's work, and are frequently involved in evil schemes. While all the Fae are mischievous, they can also do good -- not true with these creatures. Their presence can only mean ill. Created by Huldah, the Faenrae Reavers do fall under the classification of Fae due to their ethereal and other-worldly nature.

		⚫	[[Heralds]] -- Strange, unearthly creatures, even the gods bow down when a Herald commands. Varying from indescribably beautiful to hideously dreadful in visage, the Heralds most commonly appear as a tall (seven to eight foot) humanoid who falls somewhere between Elf and Human in appearance. Wielding great swords and awesome power, their main purpose is to curtail the use of magic. No one is quite sure why they do this, although many scholars have theorized that it is because of magic's unstable tendencies, and the chance that too much spellcraft in one place could dangerously drain that area of life and power, leaving it blasted and ruined. Or perhaps too much magical use by a mortal would alter them or harm them in ways mortal ken cannot even begin to imagine.... Many believe that the Heralds fled from a world where magic had become used too much, destroying the dimension the Heralds dwelled on. Others think that the Heralds are the creator of the gods themselves, and still more think the gods created the Heralds to keep themselves in check.
	: [[Heralds]] -- Strange, unearthly creatures, even the gods bow down when a Herald commands. Varying from indescribably beautiful to hideously dreadful in visage, the Heralds most commonly appear
⚫	as a tall (seven to eight foot) humanoid who falls somewhere between Elf and Human in appearance. Wielding great swords and awesome power, their main purpose is to curtail the use of magic. No one is quite sure why they do this, although many scholars have theorized that it is because of magic's unstable tendencies, and the chance that too much spellcraft in one place could dangerously drain that area of life and power, leaving it blasted and ruined. Or perhaps too much magical use by a mortal would alter them or harm them in ways mortal ken cannot even begin to imagine.... Many believe that the Heralds fled from a world where magic had become used too much, destroying the dimension the Heralds dwelled on. Others think that the Heralds are the creator of the gods themselves, and still more think the gods created the Heralds to keep themselves in check.
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	=The All Gods=		=The All Gods=
	It is believed by some priests that all the gods are but one face		It is believed by some priests that all the gods are but one face

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	Chapter 1: THE GODS ....................... Page 1		Chapter 1: THE GODS ....................... Page 1
	: Kertigen ................................ Page 3		: [[Kertigen]] ................................ Page 3
	: Hodierna ................................ Page 4		: [[Hodierna]] ................................ Page 4
	: Meraud .................................. Page 5		: [[Meraud]] .................................. Page 5
	: Damaris ................................. Page 7		: [[Damaris]] ................................. Page 7
	: Everild ................................. Page 9		: [[Everild]] ................................. Page 9
	: Truffenyi ............................... Page 11		: [[Truffenyi]] ............................... Page 11
	: Hav'roth ................................ Page 13		: [[Hav'roth]] ................................ Page 13
	: Eluned .................................. Page 14		: [[Eluned]] .................................. Page 14
	: Glythtide ............................... Page 15		: [[Glythtide]] ............................... Page 15
	: Tamsine ................................. Page 17		: [[Tamsine]] ................................. Page 17
	: Faenella ................................ Page 19		: [[Faenella]] ................................ Page 19
	: Chadatru ................................ Page 21		: [[Chadatru]] ................................ Page 21
	: Urrem'tier .............................. Page 23<br>		: [[Urrem'tier]] .............................. Page 23<br>
	Chapter 2: THE WORLD DRAGON ............... Page 25<br>		Chapter 2: THE WORLD DRAGON ............... Page 25<br>
	Chapter 3: THE FAE AND HERALDS ............ Page 29<br>		Chapter 3: THE FAE AND HERALDS ............ Page 29<br>
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	=The World Dragon=		=The World Dragon=
	The World Dragon was born from the fourth moon when it hatched. No one is		The [[World Dragon]] was born from the fourth moon when it hatched. No one is
	quite sure how it came to be, but many are certain that one of the gods' dark		quite sure how it came to be, but many are certain that one of the gods' dark
	aspects got loose and planted the creature to bring about the end of Elanthia		aspects got loose and planted the creature to bring about the end of Elanthia
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	massive changes. Some civilizations died, cities were crushed, when one hit		massive changes. Some civilizations died, cities were crushed, when one hit
	an ocean it caused a massive tidal wave that drowned the entire western side		an ocean it caused a massive tidal wave that drowned the entire western side
	of the continent upon which The Crossing resides and killed many of its		of [[Kermoria\|the continent]] upon which [[The Crossing]] resides and killed many of its
	inhabitants. Since the waters there have now receded, much of that area as		inhabitants. Since the waters there have now receded, much of that area as
	yet still remains wild and untamed, although the ruins of that shattered land		yet still remains wild and untamed, although the ruins of that shattered land
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	species for Elanthia; the Fae.		species for Elanthia; the Fae.
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	The Fae -- created by Faenella -- are beautiful (but mischievous) tiny folk		The [[Fae]] -- created by Faenella -- are beautiful (but mischievous) tiny folk
	who inhabit some parts of Elanthia. Similar to Elves in shape and figure, the		who inhabit some parts of Elanthia. Similar to Elves in shape and figure, the
	Fae rarely exceed one foot. They come in a variety of shapes and colors,		Fae rarely exceed one foot. They come in a variety of shapes and colors,
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	:o Gremlins, Changelings, Faenrae Reavers, and Banesidhes - These black-hearted creatures -- with the exception of the Faenrae Reavers -- are the offspring of Idon's work, and are frequently involved in evil schemes. While all the Fae are mischievous, they can also do good -- not true with these creatures. Their presence can only mean ill. Created by Huldah, the Faenrae Reavers do fall under the classification of Fae due to their ethereal and other-worldly nature.		:o Gremlins, Changelings, Faenrae Reavers, and Banesidhes - These black-hearted creatures -- with the exception of the Faenrae Reavers -- are the offspring of Idon's work, and are frequently involved in evil schemes. While all the Fae are mischievous, they can also do good -- not true with these creatures. Their presence can only mean ill. Created by Huldah, the Faenrae Reavers do fall under the classification of Fae due to their ethereal and other-worldly nature.

	: Heralds -- Strange, unearthly creatures, even the gods bow down when a Herald commands. Varying from indescribably beautiful to hideously dreadful in visage, the Heralds most commonly appear		: [[Heralds]] -- Strange, unearthly creatures, even the gods bow down when a Herald commands. Varying from indescribably beautiful to hideously dreadful in visage, the Heralds most commonly appear
	as a tall (seven to eight foot) humanoid who falls somewhere between Elf and Human in appearance. Wielding great swords and awesome power, their main purpose is to curtail the use of magic. No one is quite sure why they do this, although many scholars have theorized that it is because of magic's unstable tendencies, and the chance that too much spellcraft in one place could dangerously drain that area of life and power, leaving it blasted and ruined. Or perhaps too much magical use by a mortal would alter them or harm them in ways mortal ken cannot even begin to imagine.... Many believe that the Heralds fled from a world where magic had become used too much, destroying the dimension the Heralds dwelled on. Others think that the Heralds are the creator of the gods themselves, and still more think the gods created the Heralds to keep themselves in check.		as a tall (seven to eight foot) humanoid who falls somewhere between Elf and Human in appearance. Wielding great swords and awesome power, their main purpose is to curtail the use of magic. No one is quite sure why they do this, although many scholars have theorized that it is because of magic's unstable tendencies, and the chance that too much spellcraft in one place could dangerously drain that area of life and power, leaving it blasted and ruined. Or perhaps too much magical use by a mortal would alter them or harm them in ways mortal ken cannot even begin to imagine.... Many believe that the Heralds fled from a world where magic had become used too much, destroying the dimension the Heralds dwelled on. Others think that the Heralds are the creator of the gods themselves, and still more think the gods created the Heralds to keep themselves in check.
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	The tale of the Huntress is an old one of love, murder, and		The tale of the Huntress is an old one of love, murder, and
	betrayal. It is often recounted before firesides, in one,		betrayal. It is often recounted before firesides, in one,
	two, or three parts. The Huntress is worshiped by a few		two, or three parts. [[The Huntress]] is worshiped by a few
	adventurers for her unswervable dedication in the gods, her		adventurers for her unswervable dedication in the gods, her
	personal ascension to godhood, and her passion for vengeance.		personal ascension to godhood, and her passion for vengeance.
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