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One of the first [[Dwarf|Dwarven]] nations, constructed 1859 BL. Name is [[Haakish]] for "Blue Flame," and the Haakish spoken there is considered the most "authentic" by the Dwarves and is the dialect taught to students of the language. |
One of the first [[Dwarf|Dwarven]] nations, constructed 1859 BL. Name is [[Haakish]] for "Blue Flame," and the Haakish spoken there is considered the most "authentic" by the Dwarves and is the dialect taught to students of the language. |
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It is home to the first Dwarven bardic academy, established "in an attempt to resurrect 'the knowledge and beauty of Dwarven song-stories.' Under its first rector, the cleric [[Glazhn|Glazhn Ofnor]], the school launched an ambitious attempt to recover earlier instruments and texts, while 'creating new art to celebrate our continuing accomplishments.'" |
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Kwarlog, in addition to hosting the first bardic academy, is also home to the famous [[Svadh]] Shrine, better known as the [[Temple of Kertigen]]. |
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It spans the [[Arncharn Shel]], which are located to the north of the [[Paasvadh Forest]] that houses [[Boar Clan]] and border [[Therengia]], and the [[Himineldar Shel]], home to [[Hibarnhvidar]]. One time allies of Therengia against the [[Dragon Priests]], defeating them on the northern front in 3 BL, the [[Therengia-Kwarlog War]] was fought from 49-64 AV, resulting in the siege of Theren Keep (leading to its current state of disrepair) and the Therengian occupation of [[Hvaral]] beginning in 63 AV and continuing to the present day. |
It spans the [[Arncharn Shel]], which are located to the north of the [[Paasvadh Forest]] that houses [[Boar Clan]] and border [[Therengia]], and the [[Himineldar Shel]], home to [[Hibarnhvidar]]. One time allies of Therengia against the [[Dragon Priests]], defeating them on the northern front in 3 BL, the [[Therengia-Kwarlog War]] was fought from 49-64 AV, resulting in the siege of Theren Keep (leading to its current state of disrepair) and the Therengian occupation of [[Hvaral]] beginning in 63 AV and continuing to the present day. |
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Revision as of 12:14, 17 November 2009
History
One of the first Dwarven nations, constructed 1859 BL. Name is Haakish for "Blue Flame," and the Haakish spoken there is considered the most "authentic" by the Dwarves and is the dialect taught to students of the language.
It is home to the first Dwarven bardic academy, established "in an attempt to resurrect 'the knowledge and beauty of Dwarven song-stories.' Under its first rector, the cleric Glazhn Ofnor, the school launched an ambitious attempt to recover earlier instruments and texts, while 'creating new art to celebrate our continuing accomplishments.'"
Kwarlog, in addition to hosting the first bardic academy, is also home to the famous Svadh Shrine, better known as the Temple of Kertigen.
It spans the Arncharn Shel, which are located to the north of the Paasvadh Forest that houses Boar Clan and border Therengia, and the Himineldar Shel, home to Hibarnhvidar. One time allies of Therengia against the Dragon Priests, defeating them on the northern front in 3 BL, the Therengia-Kwarlog War was fought from 49-64 AV, resulting in the siege of Theren Keep (leading to its current state of disrepair) and the Therengian occupation of Hvaral beginning in 63 AV and continuing to the present day.
With the "new" boundries after the War, several Therengian Houses now border Kwarlog. House M'Henral controls the sole bridge spanning the Faldesu west of Langenfirth including the Kwarlogian Road. House Chancar lies in the forests east of Kwarlog.
Kings of Kwarlog
- Under King Garrock's rule, Kwarlog entered the Elven-Human War on the side of the Humans.
- Baulsir, King of Kwarlog, fought with Baron Falstad I to expel Dragon Priests from Therengia (Late 1st Century BL)
Quick Summary
- Status: Active
- Capitol: Kwarlog
- Major City: Hibarnhvidar
- Period: 1859BL - Current
Books
- A History of Hvaral (book)
- A Tale of HighHold (book)
- Account of the Elven Human War, An (book)
- Dwarven Clans, The (book)
- Dwarven Expressions (book)
- Garnedhren and the Iron Kingdom (book)
- Guide to Forfedhdar, A (book)
- History of Muspar'i, The -- The Sun's Egg (book)
- Kather, The (book)
- Dwarven Timeline