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[[Murillia]] is a [[corrupted]]] realm of the [[Murillian]] [[elves]]. Once a a great and [[beautiful]] elven paradise best known for its [[Murillium Tree]]s. It was (and still is) ruled by the eternal [[Queen Celëanthiel Aigremia]]. However, one day [[the Dark One]] descended from [[the Far Realms]] and tried to bring Murillia into that dimension. Its [[corrupter|corrupting]] essence spread, warping any and all it touched. At great cost to the realm and its inhabitants, the Dark One was [[imprisoned]] and sealed within [[the Dark Star]]. One day, the Dark One's essence could be destroyed, but until then it must remained [[sealed]].<ref name="QTR 13 p.50">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.50</ref> | |||
The threat of the Dark One returned once again when a power-mad [[wizard]] took [[the Black Star]] and called upon dark forces to put the realm into siege once again. Fortunately, the wizard's own [[evil]] proved to be his undoing, his attempt to absorb the Black Star [[killed]] him. The Black Star was intact but disappeared from the known cosmos.<ref name="QTR 13 p.50">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.50</ref> | |||
As the day foretold of the Dark One's final undoing drew near, the Queen sent out her scouts hither and yon searching for the Black Star. However, the Star found them, or rather was brought to them. Of all places, the Black Star appeared beneath a [[young]] [[human]] girl's [[house]].<ref name="QTR 13 p.51">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.51</ref> Her name was [[Teizala of the Bradolmar]].<ref name="QTR 13 p.54">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.54</ref> The Black Star began draining of her life, and she retrieved it when she could not stand it anymore. Using what life [[Teizala]] had left, she made the arduous journey back to the Queen. With her last few breaths, she presented the Black Star to the Queen.<ref name="QTR 13 p.51">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.51</ref> | |||
Queen Aigremia, who had grown [[bitter]] and power-hungry in her long rule, immediately did what the [[wizard]] had failed to do: absorb the Black Star into her being.<ref name="QTR 13 p.51">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.51</ref> She [[transformed]] into a a being of even greater power and inhumanity, an [[aberration]] both more and less than the [[elf]] she was before.<ref name="QTR 13 p.54">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.54</ref> Her corruption spread throughout the kingdom. She ordered the capture or destruction of those [[elves] she could not corrupt<ref name="QTR 13 p.51">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.51</ref> , causing a mass exodus from the realm<ref name="QTR 13 p.53">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.53</ref> as [[the Mists]] claimed Murillia as a [[domain]].<ref name="QTR 13 p.51">[[Quoth the Raven Issue 13]] p.51</ref> | |||
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| Culture Level | CL 7, CL 9 relating to medical treatment and a few specific sciences.[1] |
| Ecology | |
| Climate & Terrain | Forest |
| Year Formed | ? |
| Population | 200 Murillian Elven Vampires[1] |
| Races (%) | Murillian Elven Vampire[1] |
| Languages | Elven |
| Religions | |
| Government | Monarchy |
| Ruler(s) | Queen Celëanthiel Aigremia[2] |
| Darklord(s) | Queen Celëanthiel Aigremia[1] |
| Nationality | Murillian |
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History
Murillia is a corrupted] realm of the Murillian elves. Once a a great and beautiful elven paradise best known for its Murillium Trees. It was (and still is) ruled by the eternal Queen Celëanthiel Aigremia. However, one day the Dark One descended from the Far Realms and tried to bring Murillia into that dimension. Its corrupting essence spread, warping any and all it touched. At great cost to the realm and its inhabitants, the Dark One was imprisoned and sealed within the Dark Star. One day, the Dark One's essence could be destroyed, but until then it must remained sealed.[3]
The threat of the Dark One returned once again when a power-mad wizard took the Black Star and called upon dark forces to put the realm into siege once again. Fortunately, the wizard's own evil proved to be his undoing, his attempt to absorb the Black Star killed him. The Black Star was intact but disappeared from the known cosmos.[3]
As the day foretold of the Dark One's final undoing drew near, the Queen sent out her scouts hither and yon searching for the Black Star. However, the Star found them, or rather was brought to them. Of all places, the Black Star appeared beneath a young human girl's house.[4] Her name was Teizala of the Bradolmar.[5] The Black Star began draining of her life, and she retrieved it when she could not stand it anymore. Using what life Teizala had left, she made the arduous journey back to the Queen. With her last few breaths, she presented the Black Star to the Queen.[4]
Queen Aigremia, who had grown bitter and power-hungry in her long rule, immediately did what the wizard had failed to do: absorb the Black Star into her being.[4] She transformed into a a being of even greater power and inhumanity, an aberration both more and less than the elf she was before.[5] Her corruption spread throughout the kingdom. She ordered the capture or destruction of those [[elves] she could not corrupt[4] , causing a mass exodus from the realm[1] as the Mists claimed Murillia as a domain.[4]
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Quoth the Raven Issue 13 p.53
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 13 p.55
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Quoth the Raven Issue 13 p.50
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Quoth the Raven Issue 13 p.51
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Quoth the Raven Issue 13 p.54
