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| ⚫ | One of the first [[Dwarf|Dwarven]] nations. It began with settlements in the [[Dragon Spine Mountains]] around 3150BL. [[Garnedhren]] was its |
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The [[Iron Kingdom]] was a Dwarven Kingdom that was taken over by [[Morganae]] and the [[Mountain Elves]]. |
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==History== |
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| ⚫ | One of the first [[Dwarf|Dwarven]] nations. It began with settlements in the [[Dragon Spine Mountains]] around 3150BL. [[Garnedhren]] was its capital. After being driven out by the [[Blackfire Cabal]], [[Iron Clan]] allied with the young [[Wind Elves]] they met upon the Deriel plains. This agreement was reached by King [[Hvalig]] with the elf [[Tivhiri]]. Upon returning to the Dragon Spine, they found their settlements abandoned by the Blackfire Cabal, and reconstruction began on [[Garnedhren]]. |
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The dwarves rebuilt the city, including a section of the city for the elves, designed by King Hvalig's own hand. There was peace between elf and dwarf for almost 400 years until a series of events led [[Morganae | Morganae's]] uprising, and the destruction of the Iron Kingdom. This event led to [[Garnedhren]] being renamed [[Elamiri]] and the formation of the |
The dwarves rebuilt the city, including a section of the city for the elves, designed by King Hvalig's own hand. There was peace between elf and dwarf for almost 400 years until a series of events led [[Morganae | Morganae's]] uprising, and the destruction of the Iron Kingdom. This event led to [[Garnedhren]] being renamed [[Elamiri]] and the formation of the [[Mountain Elves]]. |
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The survivors of the Iron Kingdom cast their lot with [[Sidhlot]] and eventually were corrupted into [[Elba Darvager | Dark Dwarves]] for practicing necromancy under Sidhlot's teachings. |
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===Kings of the Iron Kingdom=== |
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*King [[Thorsach]], 3150BL - 3090BL |
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*King [[Hvalig]], 3090BL - 2649BL |
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==Quick Summary== |
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==Books== |
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*[[A Tale of HighHold (book)]] |
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[[Adamantia]], [[Kwarlog]], and [[Rendstone]].<br /> |
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*[[Dwarven Burial Customs (book)|Dwarven Burial Customs]] |
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*[[Elven Folk, The (book)]] |
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*[[Appearances of Dwarves, The (book)]] |
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*[[Dwarven Timeline]] |
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*[[Adamantia]] |
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*[[Kwarlog]] |
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*[[Rendstone]] |
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Latest revision as of 19:37, 20 September 2011
The Iron Kingdom was a Dwarven Kingdom that was taken over by Morganae and the Mountain Elves.
History
One of the first Dwarven nations. It began with settlements in the Dragon Spine Mountains around 3150BL. Garnedhren was its capital. After being driven out by the Blackfire Cabal, Iron Clan allied with the young Wind Elves they met upon the Deriel plains. This agreement was reached by King Hvalig with the elf Tivhiri. Upon returning to the Dragon Spine, they found their settlements abandoned by the Blackfire Cabal, and reconstruction began on Garnedhren.
The dwarves rebuilt the city, including a section of the city for the elves, designed by King Hvalig's own hand. There was peace between elf and dwarf for almost 400 years until a series of events led Morganae's uprising, and the destruction of the Iron Kingdom. This event led to Garnedhren being renamed Elamiri and the formation of the Mountain Elves.
The survivors of the Iron Kingdom cast their lot with Sidhlot and eventually were corrupted into Dark Dwarves for practicing necromancy under Sidhlot's teachings.
Kings of the Iron Kingdom
Quick Summary
- Status: Fallen
- Capital: Garnedhren
- Period: 3048 - 2649BL
Books
- A Tale of HighHold (book)
- Dwarven Burial Customs
- Elven Folk, The (book)
- Garnedhren and the Iron Kingdom (book)
- Appearances of Dwarves, The (book)
- Dwarven Timeline