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Tai Shalvar

Tai Shalvar, “The Foul Wind” in ancient Chthonic, brings chaos and madness to Jhordunne. It was created by Dagan in his chaotic realm, Tain-gorval, called forth by his very will. It begins blowing as a raging maelstrom somewhere far beyond the Abyss; It’s shrieking would rip to shreds any mortal being unfortunate enough to stand

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The Gods of Jhordunne

About the Gods The World, Jhordunne, has seen many gods rise to power and then fade into forgotten memories. The Dholkhavir, which means “Eternal Ones” in the celestial language of Enae, are the current pantheon to rein supreme. They are beings of the Aetherial Plane who have, for whatever reason, attached themselves to Jhordunne. Neither

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Aerdyn

Western Aerdyn Wostenheim is primarily home to humans and a large population of dwarves. The Dragonspine Empire looms large over every other country continent, even though it has lost roughly 50% of what it controlled 500 years ago. The Great Southern Kingdoms of Mittgarn and the and tribes of the Sündenrich are being forcefully consolidated

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Jhordunne Overview

Statistics Physical Characteristics of Jhordunne Sun name: Sun, ElsoiPlanet Circumference: 30,000 miles Moons Moons: Jhordunne has two moons: Vultheia and MordosVultheia has a cycle of 30.0124 daysMordos has a cycle of 49.000127 and shifts its orbit three days every month Solar System Jhordunne shares the solar system with six planets. Of those, the scholars of Jhordunne only know of

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Imperial Calendar

Dragonspine Imperial Calendar The calendar used throughout the Dragonspine Empire and many other, primarily human, locations. It was established in the first year of the Empire, standardizing the various calendars used by numerous regions subsumed by the Empire. It has twelve months, each with 31 days. Four festivals are interspersed among the months. Three festivals

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