origin story

I... AM... SEREGRIAN!!

Submitted by Seregrian on January 20th, 2024
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"Nauthira is dead!  Behold, this night is born the Blood-queen!

I... AM... SEREGRÍAN!!"

From the tale, "Long Live the Queen" ...

Kinship/Band link: 
Bar-en-Acharn
Chronicle link: 
Tale of the Blood-Queen

Swefenclide's Diary

Submitted by Swefenclide on February 2nd, 2021
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Swefenclide Waterbury,

This chronicle is a compilation of all the diary entries of Swefenclide as a means to record his travels in the Middle Earth. Since the chronicle tries to replicate the pages of the journal that he uses, some pages may include poems, scribbles, and (probably) folklores heard, made, or experienced by the author himself.

Swefenclide's Diary – Entry I - V

Submitted by Swefenclide on February 1st, 2021
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Diary

~ Entry I - V: From Rohan to Bree-lands ~

In these entries, Swefenclide details his encounter with the Blackwold brigands, a Nazgûl, and a part of his childhood in Rohan.

 

Chronicle link: 
Swefenclide's Diary

Long Live the Queen...

Submitted by Seregrian on April 24th, 2020
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Story

            The word has come from the North of the last terrible battle of the War of the Jewels, which those who still live are already calling the Battle of Unnumbered Tears. The news is devastating; for not a single one of the armies of King Fingon shall ever return, nor his allies among Men.

Chronicle link: 
Tale of the Blood-Queen

But first, a phoenix must die.

Submitted by Zahne on March 6th, 2018
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Diary

But first a pho...

The song of Metal and Fire

Submitted by Rovenon on December 5th, 2017
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Author: 
Rovenon

As sparks fly of white-hot steel when the hammer strikes the metal, so do flashes of a time lost to past flames. Of memories that once represented joy, but now cause pain.

Rovenon reflects on distant past, as he works towards a brighter future.

One strike of his hammer at a time, and one continuously burning flame.

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