Introduction There are many gods on Jhordunne. Between the dozens of Dholkhavir and the thousands of Dholkhshaen, religious practices vary greatly, both from god to god and region to region. The Dholkhavir In the Dragonspine Empire, most people venerate many of the gods, seeking to gain their favor or, at the least, to avoid the […]
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Following the First Migration, the Aôlerian settled in lands they named Toriath, which means “Prosperous Home” in the old tongue of the Elves. Toriath was home to many Fey, that most ancient race of beings that had called Jhordunne home for millions of years. For millennia the two lived in harmony, with the Fey teaching
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
In the endless void before time began, there existed three siblings, who had always been and who would always be. The two twin brothers, Uvash (One Who Brings Order) and Dagan (Bringer of Disorder), constantly challenged each other to see who was the strongest and, thus, the most deserving to lead the three. As both
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