Codex Khernia

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Being a study of the world of Khernia, the Beings that call it home, and the Powers and Magics that have shaped it.

Contents

[edit] Denizens of Khernia

  • Men of Khernia: The humans of Khernia - their culture, organizations and noteworthy individuals thereof.
  • Orcs of Khernia: The orcs of Khernia - their culture, organizations and noteworthy individuals.
  • Animals of Khernia: The beasts of Khernia - mundane, magical and intelligent.

[edit] Atlas of Khernia

[edit] The Empire

The large human Empire that stretches for leagues.

  • Bavintyr: A large town a week and a half from Innith.
    • Hall of Glory: The Church in Bavintyr, once overseen by Patriarch Gerel and Lord Keeper Yosun.
  • Palace of Light: The fortified city that acts as the spiritual and bureaucratic centers of the High Church.
    • Eternal Sanctuary: The high-towered keep at the center of the Palace of Light that acts as the home for the Holy Illuminate, the Order of the Weeping Sun and the Auric Keepers.

[edit] Borderlands

  • The Ballain Wood: A forest that marks the the northwestern border of the Empire and the Orcish Lands beyond it.
    • Innith: A small town on the borders of the Ballain Wood, under the sway of the Barian League.
  • Pikewood: A coniferous forest at the northern edges of the Empire; separated from the Northeast of the Empire by the Ultannah Hills.
    • Marushford: A village at the edge of the Pikewood, on the banks of a river.
  • Ultannah Hills: Orc-haunted hills that separate the Northern edge of the Empire from its Northeast.

[edit] The Orcish Wastes

  • Thunderpeak: The stormcloud-shrouded mountaintop deep in the Orcish Wastes where the Bear-God makes his lair; the top of the Mountain of the Bear-God.

[edit] Timeline of the Stag God Chronicles

The Imperial Calendar (IC) is used in all time-keeping in and near the Empire, reckoned from the year the High Church joined forces with the Imperator Primus to truly form the formidable political body that was the first Empire.

There are twelve Moons within the year of the Imperial Calendar, measured by the phases of the moon. Each of the four seasons has three of these Moons: the first Moon of each season is named for a plant or tree iconic of the season, the second for a weather phenomenon of the season and the third for an animal commonly seen during the season or otherwise representative thereof. These are:

  • Winter: The Holly Moon (December), the Snow Moon (January), the Wolf Moon (February).
  • Spring: The Ash Moon (March), the Rain Moon (April), the Hare Moon (May).
  • Summer: The Oak Moon (June), the Storm Moon (July), the Stag Moon (August).
  • Autumn: The Thorne Moon (September), the Mist Moon (October), the Owl Moon (November).

[edit] 984 IC

  • The Rain Moon: Stag God is Born, Chap. 1-3
  • The Oak Moon: Stag God is Born, Chap. 4
  • The Storm Moon: Stag God is Born, Chap. 5
  • The Stag Moon: Stag God is Born, Chap. 6-7

[edit] 985 IC

  • The Wolf Moon: The Stag & the Bear, Chap. 1-2
  • The Ash Moon: The Stag & the Bear, Chap. 3-5

[edit] 986 IC

  • The Storm Moon: The Stag & the Bear, Chap. 6
  • The Stag Moon: Stag God is Born, Epilogue 1-2

[edit] 988 IC

  • The Ash Moon: The Stag God's Disciple, Chap. 1-6

[edit] 992 IC

  • The Storm Moon: Light in the Forest, Chap. 1
  • The Stag Moon: Light in the Forest, Chap. 2-4
  • The Mist Moon: Light in the Forest, Chap. 5
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