Westrun Commoner Clothing (Talir, Treft, Balduren)

Westrun Commoner Clothing (the Northern Kingdoms)

Westrun Gentry Clothing (Balduren)

Westrun Gentry Clothing (Treft)

Westrun Gentry Clothing (Talir)

Westrun Gentry Clothing (the Northern Kingdoms)

Westrun Noble Clothing (Balduren)

Westrun Noble Clothing (Treft)

Westrun Noble Clothing (Talir)

Westrun Noble Clothing (the Northern Kingdoms)

Westrun Royal Clothing (Balduren)

Westrun Royal Clothing (Treft)

Westrun Royal Clothing (Talir)

Westrun Royal Clothing (the Northern Kingdoms)

Nobles of Erenth: Princes of Westrun

Adrastos, Jared of Treft
Damaskos, Agon of All Westrun and the Free Provinces

Geldorf, Harold of Bolden

Gladfiolas, Danel of Saklan

Gregoras, Larcus of Rath

Ironspar, Argus of Balduren

Rigel, Alen of Collonia

Stylys, Durges of Talir

Wallace, Wilder of Menea

Nobles of Erenth: Dukes of Westrun

Adrastos, Jaeson 

Beckreath, Olaf 

Donizetto, Artus 

Dragomis, Emphidamos 

Fieldstone, Bertram 

Havenar, Hoel 

Henders, Gord

Howeworthy, Harlan 

Landseer, Bedver 

Lazeano, Abello 

Melagari, Laelo 

Palladio, Cranos 

Palomas, Herag 

Tarnblen, Jonn 

Troelson, Gerrod 

Waldron, Padrik

Wolfhagen, Uliver 

Nobles of Erenth: Counts of Westrun

Agnolo, Maffeo

Astbeck, Landrew

Rochfort, Byram

Saverio, Illario

Sedlow, Morden

Woldard, Darun

Nobles of Erenth: Barons of Westrun

Akakios, Tanalis 

Belfalas, Tomm 

Bridlern, Beremun 

Brihtborn, Howar 

Brownfenton, Victor 

Brudenell, Wymon 

Casertia, Matteo 

Colthyr, Norbert 

Cosyng , Ferdis

Cullock, Cord 

Darid, Landhaller 

Davyrs, Winn 

Draken, Valdomir 

Ferrer , Fendrel

Fleet, Rafold 

Flonest, Brom 

Foronus, Gysborne 

Garneys, Terrowin 

Gaston, Beckley 

Gennaro, Attagio 

Geroy, Whytyng 

Giudita, Satyros 

Green, Garland

Gryond, Oleg 

Gudfyr, Reece 

Gudstead, Maddock 

Guffey, Aldebourne 

Haldemar, Grymbalde 

Hanson, Burnell 

Harless, Candoren 

Harris, Abercrowl 

Heltyr, Myles 

Holigrove, Thaniel 

Holiwud, Nerold 

Hugo , Entsroran

Ihmel , Erminio

Illonmeer, Pavlos 

Jarlshearth, Loluk 

Jin, Chan

Kevalia, Kile 

Kilyre, Colby 

Kingsreeve, Tharis 

Kolias, Storios 

Ladislo, Rico 

Lancebor , Eldon

Langkin, Baden 

Maciner, Arion 

Marsio, Marin 

Menilos, Heribrand 

Molyngs, Albertus 

Narciso , Enzo

Notfelde, Timot 

Oldscaner, Thorg 

Panfilo , Elaccio

Plodden, Willard 

Qarn, Hasu 

Redmarn, Malin 

Rikard, Hasard 

Roellod, Aelmer 

Sabretooth , Felldrik

Sasso, Labarre 

Sedley, Jasse 

Silbarer , Ektor

Sodleif , Erdorn

Stevyns, Santos 

Sutkin, Marvin 

Talinfur , Felix

Tamurok, Barris 

Theobauld, Theon 

Thyteris, Thyterion 

Troldeffen, Normener 

Umfre, Ulric 

Ungoln, Onkur 

Velascari, Alanze 

Viotti , Federico

Viridis, Vanno 

Volanderi, Antomo 

Wirerforis, Wardin 

Xernes, Xerneos

Ymurloft , Einur

Zhang, Ling

Dor Inur

Also known as Dabil by the Seajacks, Dor Inur is the chief habitation of the so-called Sundered Dwarves. It has a population of 15,000 with about 5% of that number being humans and half-orcs.
 
Dor Inur claims jurisdiction over the entire peninsula of Dynkyr and its many settlements, ruling by way of the Thiregn or Stonecouncil. It is a monarchy in theory and has a king (regn) in Daen Bannahr, but it has been three generations since any occupant of the throne served more than a ceremonial role in state affairs. The Stonecouncil is made up of the 11 grandmasters of the craftsman consortium, and the elected heads of the other 7 consortiums. They are led by the Delkath or first chair -- a chairman over the council.

Dor Inur does a thriving trade in charcoal, dye, brassware and architectural services. While it still does Ironwork, the greater share of what it creates is surrendered to the Goblins of the Saar Mountains in tribute payments.

Dor Inur is the last remnant of the once-proud dwarves of Dynkyr, exiled from their ancestral under-mountain hold by goblins and orcs in 4191ey in what is still referred to bitterly as the Sundering. Unlike the subterranean stone halls of old, Dor Inur is built aboveground, in a human style — stone block and mortar, steep-roofed, functional, and austere.

But beneath its rigid skyline and human-like façades lies a heart of dwarfcraft: vaulted workshops, sunken hearth-halls, smelting pits, and forges. The city is laid out in radial spokes from a central plaza. The resulting districts are named the Anvilward, Ashfall Market, the Emberhalls, Grayrest, the Splinters and Seafront.

The current Delkath is Maedrik Ironshout, a smith-pragmatist who believes Dor Inur must abandon dreams of reclaiming Dynkyr and forge a new legacy. In this he represents a majority of the Dwarves of Dynkyr.

History of Man in Four Books: Introduction

By 3000ey the mighty Vyrum Empire had come to end. It’s last ruler, Io the Great, went into exile. The remaining Princes were pried out from behind their impregnable walls of stone and were led way in chains. The great alds were left abandoned and ripe for the taking.

The vassal rulers among the five races were left in uneasy peace. For 150 years they had known only war – first against the rise of the Old Ones and then, beginning even at the Battle of the Dry Rift, against each other. The eventual end of their conflicts is fixed as 2991ey. They did not end by treaty, but instead from a general unwillingness to fight any longer. Constant struggle had depleted the treasuries and armies of the Besnir. Their mighty Cavaliers -- guardians of peace and justice for seven centuries, were no more. Into this whimpering peace the human race came to the fore.

The rise of man was noted first by the Hierophants of the Continuum. They sent emissaries to each of the remaining Ranes reporting that the wild primitives who had long been in the shadows were now coalescing into bonafide tribes and putting down roots in permanent settlements. The humans were observed having ceremonies for their dead and though they had an unknown tongue, it was nonetheless language. At the Peace of Dovaris in 3024ey, the Grand Hierophant declared to all the assembled Besnir that the 7^th Age had begun. This was not a popular finding among them, and least of all the Urok – for they had long anticipated their own return to power.

In the Four Lands of Northrun, Southrun, Eastrun and Westrun the tribes of man slowly ascended.