Bringing Life to a New World

Base Camp - Important NPCs

Base Camp - Shops and Services

Wyrdswyrth Spikeberry

A Human noble, lord of the Orclands March in the Kingdom of Tyrnabay - and patron of the Forgotten Academy Expedition

The Greening of Cartyrion

First to arrive were the Alevar. They painted the landscape with the green of trees, shrubs and grasses, highlighted with a rainbow of colored flowers and fruits. Small creatures appeared in the woodlands, and songbirds filled the air with music.

Creatures Marvelous and Abominable

Not all Astralar had the deific abilities of creation wielded by their leaders, but this did not mean they were powerless. Many used their lesser powers to bring their own creations to life; while some chose to corrupt the works of others.

Gregory Elantior

This Half-Elven Lord Steward of Orclands is chief spokesperson, advisor, and all around "go-fer" of Marquis Wyrdswyrth.

Orclands March

Other Astralar Make Their Marks

The Awakening of the Orcs

Tanglevine

The Orokar Make their Mark

Arriving shortly after the Alevar, the Orokar filled forests and fields far from the Elves with their children. New beasts appeared as well - worthy challenges to the valor and vigor of this new people, the Orcs.

Badger, Common

Badger, Giant

Wolverine, Common

Wolverine, Giant

Boar, Giant Forest

A Cartyrion Bestiary

An A to Z listing of creatures that may be encountered when adventuring in the World of Cartyrion

The Mountains Come to Life

The Duagnar deities Awakened the Dwarves, and created other new life forms for their children to use both as food and as tools in their industrous endeavors.

Mushroom, Common

Goblins... and Puppies!

The Goblinar with deific power created the Goblin People, and provided the first Wolves to be their companions and hunt-mates. Over the years, the wolves would evolve into many forms.

Wolf, Gaunt

Wolf, Brawny

Dangerous Skies

The Raptors of the Kwanar commanded the skies for a short time, until the Great Dragons and their kin were brought into being.

Warrens in the Deserts and Cities

The Chittiki People are not the only prolific creation of the Murodar deities.

The Humanar Contributions

The Humanar deities provided their children with easily domesticatable crops and creatuers, allowing them to spend less time hunting and gathering, and more time building and prospering.

Scaly Beasts Appear

The gods of the Taxlatl gave their People a few scaled creatures to work with; the People themselves then created the variety of such beasts found today.

Big Cats... and Kittens Too

The Felisar filled the jungles with fearsome predators; the Folk turned them into cute but curious furballs.