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• 07:04, 7 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page King's Highway (Created page with "{{stub}} A long and well-fortified road that runs much of the north to south length of Odessa and which serves as the major conduit of ground transportation in the kingdom. Second in length and engineering only to the best of the Travelers' Roads in Gildenhome and the Temporal Authority it has been maintained and patrolled for centuries. Following the War of Schism and the split of Odessa from the Eastern Alexandrian Church several clerical order...")
• 06:35, 7 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Madros-on-the-Tinryll (Created page with "{{stub}} An interior trading city in the south of Odessa, where the King's Highway crosses the Tinryll River. It is renowned for briefly being the home in the 30s BI to Alexandria, the Children of Tragedy, and the First Stand after the razing of Tragidore, making it a popular destination for Alexandrian pilgrims.")
• 09:33, 2 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Demigod (Redirected page to Demi-Pantheon) Tag: New redirect
• 09:32, 2 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Free City of Tanir (Created page with "{{Stub}} A lost city of Alexia historically known as the start of the Prophets' War when it declared war against the Free City of Ven in 30 BI. Like Ven, it has been abandoned for centuries.")
• 08:56, 2 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Talk:Ven (Created page with "the university was famous for their circle-based grouping diagrams~~~~")
• 08:55, 2 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Ven (Created page with "{{stub}} Once a large and important city of Alexia and home to the University of Alexia. It was rapidly abandoned following the Years of Dust in 11XX after prolonged drought and the encroaching Valley of Dust made it uninhabitable. It was eventually swallowed by the dust and lost though some reports and tales of treasure hunters and researchers have described expeditions to it and other ruined Alexian cities in that region. It is well-known historically as...")
• 08:42, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Commentaries of Erathol (Created page with "{{stub}} One of the earliest meditations about Tremaliane's Prophecies, written by Erathol, a High Priest of Atharia in the tenth century BI.")
• 08:15, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Commentaries of Teldar Stoneweld (Created page with "{{stub}} The Commentaries of Teldar Stoneweld are not actually Commentaries on the Prophecies themselves, so much as a commentary about the other Commentaries. It is Stoneweld's work that is the primary thread of unity between the pre-Alexandrian Commentaries and their revelation in the Testimonials.")
• 08:15, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Commentaries of Middrell (Created page with "{{stub}} Middrell was a philosopher and scholar of the eighth century BI who wrote a series of commentaries on Tremaliane's Prophecies.")
• 08:14, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Demigods (Created page with "#REDIRCT Demi-Pantheon")
• 08:14, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Commentaries of Josaphalia (Created page with "The Commentaries of Josaphalia are by far the most ancient of the Commentaries. It was Josaphalia who copied Alabar Tremaline's mad rantings and the first to offer analysis of them. As the first High Priest of the Pantheon, she focuses more on the historical than the prophetic, however, and is the main body of knowledge about the first times. Her Commentary tells of the creation of the earth by the Old Gods, the corruption of...")
• 08:11, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Commentaries (Created page with "The Commentaries are the collective works of analysis written about the Prophecies of Alabar Tremaline. They are the primary source of knowledge about the First Gods, as well as the Demigods. Those of Josaphalia, Middrell, Teldar Stoneweld, Erathol, and Antioch are seen as most authoritative and widely-st...")
• 08:07, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Commentaries of Antioch (Created page with "Written over decades spent as a scholar of the Prophecies of Alabar Tremaline, Antioch's Commentaries are by far the most expansive and detailed. They are almost entirely concerned with the realization of the prophecies through Alexandria and her absorption of the essences of the Demigods. Antioch's Commentaries are noteworthy for their technical specificity and complexity. Generally only studied or understood by the most advanced University sages, Anti...")
• 07:58, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Prophecies of Alabar Tremaline (Created page with "{{stub}} A series of cryptic documents by the sage Alabar Tremaline that predicted the coming of Alexandria and the defeat of the Dark Fiend. During the time of Alexandria, the Sorcer-King Antioch mistakenly believed himself to be the subject of these prophecies.")
• 07:57, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Apologies of Antioch (Created page with "Written by the Antioch, the Half-Elven Sorcerer-King of Hakan Free City. It is written in verse and laden with metaphor and allusion. Some consider it historical while others read it as prophetic. Such controversy is the primary reason it was not included by the Second Council of Ubrekt in the Canon of Orthodoxy. It takes the name "Apology" because the only truly coherent parts are an apologia for the pride that led to his original belief that...")
• 07:19, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Shadow Interregnum (Redirected page to Hidden Interregnum) Tag: New redirect
• 07:10, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Peteran (Redirected page to Petara) Tag: New redirect
• 07:10, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Principality of Utrell (Redirected page to Utrell) Tag: New redirect
• 07:09, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Stone Warden (Created page with "#!redirect Stone-Warden")
• 07:08, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Hidden Interregnum (Created page with "{{stub}} A period of political instability in the Alexandrian Church between 500-503 FI dominated by the figure of Ratnot Hand. It was triggered by the elevation and assassination of Arch-Warden Gladros Sablehand by the Stone Warden after the death of his mother, the powerful half-elf Marrwyn Sablehand. After a century of stability under Marrwyn Sablehand, the Alexandrian Church was at the height of its power. However, when Marrwyn Sablehand...")
• 07:07, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Second Interregnum (Created page with "{{stub}} The Interregnums are those periods of time where the church has been without an Arch-Warden. The Second Interregnum occurred between 387-398 FI. It began with the death of Thardar Speaker and ended with the elevation of the young half-elf Marrwyn Sablehand, who would become one of the most powerful Arch-Wardens in history and whose death would lead to the "Hidden Interregnum". == Cause == == Participants == == Outcome ==")
• 07:06, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Triumvrial Sentinels (Created page with "{{stub}} The captains of the honor guard of the Arch-Warden of the Alexandrian Church. Each leads a contingent of 88 members of their respective Blessed Companies.")
• 07:05, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Talk:Hammer of the Eight (Created page with "according to old wiki pathfinder/3.5 stats were a "+2 Cold Iron Holy Burst Longsword of Pure Good" ~~~~")
• 07:05, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Hammer of the Eight (Created page with "{{stub}} The enchanted Cold Iron sword wielded by Mythrian Arabelle throughout his life. This sword was alternately lost or destroyed, depending on the account, during the Second Interregnum. However, replicas are carried by the Triumvrial Sentinels who serve the Arch-Warden.")
• 07:03, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Blessed Companies (Created page with "{{stub}} The Blessed Companies are the three independent mercenary companies who have provided manpower for the Arch-Warden's elite personal guard from the Third Interregnum up to the War of Schism. The three Blessed Companies were: 1. The Hammerhands 2. Wyvern's Watch 3. Bog Wraiths")
• 07:02, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Fourth Interregnum (Created page with "Interregnums are those periods of time where the church has been without an Arch-Warden. == Cause == The fourth and final Interregnum before the War of Schism and splintering of the Eastern Alexandrian Church was a 22-year civil war that lasted from 909-931 FI. It began when Quil Myth was assassinated and the Stone-Warden <i>disjoined</i> by Petaran Red Wizards in retaliation for a church-backed Alexandrian uprising,...")
• 06:53, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Wardens (Created page with "{{stub}} Wardens are second only to the Arch-Warden in terms of power and influence with in the Alexandrian Church. Wardens do not preside over congregations, but rather the expansive church bureaucracy, wealth, and temporal authority. Additionally, the leaders of the Manifest Episcopacies have the title of Warden. The body of Wardens is referred to as the "Stand," and are seen as being direct descendants of the First and...")
• 06:52, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Stand (Created page with "{{stub}} The council of Wardens that serve the Arch-Warden of the Alexandrian Church. This name hearkens back to the First Stand (and Second Stand), which aided Alexandria during her life.")
• 06:52, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Forgewelle Episcopacy (Created page with "Established by Hedran Riqtelo in 101 FI, the Forgewelles are a Manifest Episcopacy of the Alexandrian Church dedicated to service through itinerant labor, craftwork in particular. Not only are they the first manifest episcopacy, they have been the wealthiest since Thoq Riqtello laid down the Edict of Tolls in 570 FI. They are a separate institutional body from the Travelers, who are a Holy Militant, although the two work closely together...")
• 06:47, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Edrell Dakt (Created page with "{{stub}} The Gilden 37th Arch-Warden from 931-1187 FI who was elevated from the Wardenship of the Forgewelle Episcopacy as the victorious leader of the Gildenhome Alliance following the end of the Fourth Interregnum and who was in turn followed by Theodad Mettlewik.")
• 06:41, 1 November 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Ardrell Mathrew (Created page with "{{stub}} The Gilden 41st Arch-Warden from 1268-1398 FI, elevated following the death of Ramdall Hardrick and who was in turn followed by the Marrwyn Collar. Ardrell Mathrew's almost 130-year reign was a time of growth and stability, often referred to as "Ardrell's Peace." A student of Edrell Dakt, he took the Wardenship of the Forgewelle Episcopacy from Dakt when the former was elevated to the Arch-Wardenship at the end of the Fourth Interregnum...")
• 07:16, 17 October 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Kathresian Range (Created page with "{{stub}} A long and tall mountain range in the western Mainland that runs the length of the continent from the north coast and Illiar Bay to the Heretic Sea in the south. The northern range serves as the Odessa border from Ubrekt, Post-Alexia, and Wydmoor. The southern range splits forming the valley of Pwelldyn and the borders with Celstia The height of the range and its effect on weather patterns is believed to be the cause of many of t...")
• 09:21, 21 September 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Talk:Dugud (Created page with "==tactics== More of a melee tank than a blaster/controller with most spells focused on buffing/healing/utility including several rituals as well as ability to use and scribe scrolls and create mundane objects frequently. Tier 1 hit enemies with hammer or cantrips at range or ''Booming Blade'' at melee or ''Word of Radiance'' if surrounded. Good AC but MAD so poor hitpoints/concentration and not great DCs or spell attacks so choose half damage on save offensive spells. co...")
• 08:43, 21 September 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Dugud (Created page with "Dugud <family and clan names> {{statsbox|dugud.png|3|Dwarf(Mountain)|Artificer 2 / Forge Cleric 1|scale armor (forge-blessed +1) and shield (magically infused +1)|Light Hammer (magically infused +1/return) | the Hill City of Rithogzangin, in Gildenhome}} ==Appearance== Dugud is a large and heavily muscled Dwarf with unkempt hair and slightly deranged look to their eyes. A large scar is visible from above one eye to behind the ear. Their heavy armor,...")
• 09:20, 14 September 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Lost senior class of 1453 (Created page with "{{stub}} in 1453 the entire senior class of the University of Wydmoor stepped through a portal and never returned. ==History== Gokar the Wise had tried to set up an expedition to some ruins outside of Oakhurst for many years and had made preparations for doing so quickly. An investigation revealed that in 1453 trusted students with access to Gokar's papers and scrolls had stolen several valuable magical items then magically compelled other seniors to attend...")
• 08:13, 14 September 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Oakhurst (Created page with "{{stub}} A small borderlands farming village near Crestence but far enough away from Wydmoor and the Post-Alexia cities to be mostly forgotten and independent. ==History and Rumors== The forests near Oakhurst surround a massive chasm which local legends and some ancient histories claim was formed when a citadel of a powerful ruler in the early Age of Demigods was destroyed in a powerful attack during the Cleansing Wars of that era which resulted in...")
• 08:20, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Mithral (Redirected page to Mithreal) Tag: New redirect
• 08:20, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Mithril (Redirected page to Mithreal) Tag: New redirect
• 08:17, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Star iron (Created page with "{{stub}} Sometimes rocks fall from the sky and are made of an iron unlike any other found in the Mainland. It is consider a supernatural metal with magical properties along with red iron, adamantine, and mithreal. Star Iron is infamous for its use in weapons capable of wounding even the most powerful enemies such as Alexandria's blade Entropy's End.")
• 08:12, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Adamantine (Created page with "{{stub}} A heavy but extremely strong and hard metal. It is considered a supernatural metal with magical properties along with red iron, mithreal, and star iron. Closely associated with Dwarves as few others can replicate the extensive and expensive processes to forge it.")
• 08:07, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Mithreal (Created page with "{{stub}} A lightweight flexible but strong metal. It is consider a supernatural metal with magical properties along with red iron, adamantine, and star iron. In pre-Alexandrian times it was closely associated with the Sidhe, but the Gilden were also known to make use of it and within the modern era are more likely to be associated with it. It is silver-like in appearance and any creatures that have vulnerabilities to silver react similarly to it.")
• 07:52, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs moved page Gnomish Civil War to Hakan Civil War
• 07:35, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Breaker Islands (Created page with "{{Stub}} An archipelago at the far east of the Mainland which block most of the storms from the Great Eastern Ocean. Those constant and intense storms make even the western coast of the islands dangerous and the eastern coast utterly inhospitable and unknown places.")
• 07:29, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Sea of Tears (Created page with "{{stub}} Open and mostly empty sea to the east of the Hakani Sea and west of the Breaker Islands. Most ships remain close to the coastline along Gildenhome and Hakan and it is extremely rare for any ship to purposely sail its waters.")
• 07:05, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Nedrik Sound (Created page with "{{Stub}} Found in the far east of the Mainland, the Nedrik Sound separates the eastern coast of Gildenhome from ??, the largest and northern-most of the Breaker Islands. During the Seaborne Siege‎‎ in the Prophets' War Gildenhome forces installed a magical chain across the width of the sound cutting off Sidhe naval forces which were in the Hakani Sea and Sea of Tears from retreat or reinforcements.")
• 06:27, 6 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Seaborne Siege (Created page with "The Seaborne Siege is the name given to a series of battles during the Prophets' War between Gildenhome forces and the Sidhe. Although sparsely covered in the Canon proper, the Seaborne Siege is fairly well-known for any with familiarity in Dwarven history as it is still a point of national pride frequently depicted in nationalist and historic public art as an exemplary case of Gilden collective planning, directed industrial action, and craft. Lea...")
• 06:29, 3 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Plump helmet (Created page with "Seldom found outside of the borders of Gildenhome the plump helmet mushroom could be described as the key agricultural product of the Dwarves. This large and nutritious quick-growing mushroom can be grown on variety of composts including simple agricultural waste products like wood chips/sawdust, cane stalks, and other leftover farming biomass. Most varieties have a purple cap over a short but thick white base but many varieties in color and shape have been culti...")
• 07:54, 2 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Regional Episcopacy (Created page with "{{stub}} (pre-War of Schism info follows:) Episcopacies are the largest hierarchical units of the Alexandrian Church. They are headed by a single Hadriarch, appointed by the Arch-Warden himself, or a Warden assigned to the task. They are geographical divisions, and while they are often quite large, several dozen or more might exist in a single kingdom. Additionally, a few exceptionally large cities, especially in Alexia, represent Episcopaci...")
• 07:51, 2 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Holy Militants (Created page with "{{stub}} Officially chartered organizations tasked to perform specific missions or goals for the Alexandrian Church and allowed to use Church resources including wealth and magic to complete those goals outside of the existing Regional Episcopacies. Most are managed under Manifest Episcopacies and allowed to maintain standing armed forces and training as well as move and operate across national borders. Prior to the ...")
• 06:50, 2 July 2024 Bartley talk contribs created page Kingdom Beyond (Created page with "{{stub}} The afterlife of the faithful in Alexandrian Orthodoxy. No one's actually been there and come back and it's only briefly and obliquely referenced in the actual Canon of Orthodoxy but it is taught that some part of the soul lives on after death in a different realm under Alexandria's direct control.")