Posted on July 19, 2026
Pervasive[/su_permalink] Overview: The Cycle of the New Sun chronicles the conflict that necessitated and the coming of the original Lightbringers of Helca. It collects other well known elements, but includes anecdotes and small events not included in the official Records of the Church of Light.
What is common knowledge and other than? Cycle is taught to all through church, world watcher or local education
NOTE: None of the The Time of Endless Death information (except the Grollen chronicle of the The Battle of Broken Fang) is chronicled in too much detail or widely disseminated among the current population of Helca. It is known that The Time of The Crossing preceded this moment of The Modern Age – The Crossing Era.
The Time of The Crossing – Coming of The Blood of SaemonKnowledge is broken down by ease of discovery/availability & Meticulous Record Keeping may improve usability; Any attempt to know more than what's Pervasive will require a reference, source, knowledge, check, or access to someone who can get or provide either of these. Specific Lores may increase the chance of knowing specific elements.
Information Sources: Mundane Reference | Associated Phenomenology Only | Specific Lore
For those native to or long-dwelling in the region, ALL Common Knowledge may be Pervasive.
There are known to be several variants of the chronicle with small details changed. The oldest family crypts in Umbak contain the oldest versions of this.
For those native to or long-dwelling in the region, ALL Common Knowledge may be Pervasive.
Though not considered heretical, it is not embraced as official canon. Its writing style definitely draws on old styles of prose and forms of story-telling.
The Book of Memnarch and the Tallying of Ormahn are slightly different and outside of what is normally taught in the canonical Records of the Church of Light. The styles are unique and structures a bit alien. And some of the information contradicts canonical records.
Some scholars believe the Book of Memnarch and the Tallying of Ormahn are from an elder race of watchers, or some Enemy of the faith sewing confusion.
Posted on July 10, 2026
The Hares Dream is a phenomenon of sleeping on or near areas of the ‘Albocris Estate‘. In it, the character perceives the world as though they were a hare where they are. Night or day, predators are constantly being perceived around them. They run as fast as they can, legs pumping, breathing ragged and heart rate through the roof. Their thoughts are filled with nothing more than survival, panic, and terror. It goes on and on.
Posted on July 9, 2026 in Steel-Realms
Shancere (shan-ser-ay) is an ancient place. It may go back to the days when the elves and Dragon of Rhyl fought, before the modern age. It seems to be ruins, built upon ruins, built upon ruins. It is right inside the Southern Edgelands of the Forest of Rhyl and has steadily encroached on it for near a millennium, reclaiming it for nature. a few dozen kilometers away is Icen Churnidz – the ancient and potent Frost-Melded Icescape.
A hill rises up above the tree line. Smaller trees grow around it, marking the area cleared for defense a long time ago. You feel loneliness, hopelessness, sadness, and melancholy. This place has long been abandoned by civilized folk, it feels thoroughly wild – though its structures still stand. The centerpiece is an abbey of stone, rising up on the top of the hill. The large structure has a aura of ancientness about it, and time feels like it stands still in viewing it.
There is a small herd of 150 Wild horses nearby.
The abbey is the centerpiece still, though you cannot tell what god or gods it may have once been dedicated to.
There is no roof. The walls are broken.
A set of 5 terraced steps, seemingly built for giants, lead up to the double doors. The steps are cut into the earth, set with massive blocks that total 25m wide – as wide as a the church itself at the front. At the outside edge on both sides are a set of smaller human sized steps – three for each of the terraces. Strangely, the humanoid sized steps have been seemingly purposefully broken by tools.
As you climb the terraces that are steps, you feel like an interloper – as if this was never intended for you and your ilk. The human sized steps look broken and dangerous – and purposefully ruined to make it seem that way – as if a warning.
The double doors stand closed, though it is easy to enter the church through a hole in or over the broken walls.
A smell like old earth, stale air as if from a cavern deep in the earth where nothing has moved in a millennium wafts upon the breeze. It smells of… the past. An ancient and cold past. Nostalgia overcomes you as your mind wanders into long forgotten memories.
Posted on July 9, 2026
The Faerie Ceremony of Energetic Roots was the foundation for the cycle of The Odyssey of Elancil’s Wound. It was enacted by the a conclave of shamans, priests, and druids to try and reinvigorate the forests of the Noble East and Steel Realms in general, and to help the diminishing population of the The Smallfolk of Faerie in The Realms in the Noble East.
Posted on July 9, 2026
Amencraith’s Gash is a stand of bruise-colored trees in the east that border the Forest of Ynth. It is named for the mage who led the forces that wounded the forest as it tried to creep westward into Vale Evander as part of The Odyssey of Elancil’s Wound.