Dolbadarn
sturdy castle on the sea of Chaos

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Dominator Aspect Attribute Populace
Eressea Protection Candle in the Wind Aubec









Dolbadarn
sturdy castle on the sea of Chaos









    Dolbadarn is a placeless place of absolute peace and rest. It may be found by any being touching Ground who needs or desires sanctuary, though it is on no map. The Eressene Crusaders who make the place their training ground make all visitors welcome, tending to their hurts both physical and spiritual. Children in particular, abandoned or orphaned, are brought to Dolbadarn, where the Eressenes raise them with love. The Head of the Eressene Order, Ellen Ripley, or Eressea's husband, Vlad Tollenkov, will greet all who desire an audience with Eressea.
    The Castle Dolbadarn overlooks the whole land, with the Watersea on one hand and the sea of primal Chaos on the other. The lands are gentle and fruitful, with meandering rivers, leading to badlands and rugged cliffs far on the horizon.
    Dolbadarn upholds the Laws of the Courts of Chaos, and of the Kin of Troy. Dreamers supported by either the so-called "Blood" or "Dust" laws are also supported in Dolbadarn. Dolbadarn recognizes no ultimately superior Law to the will of Eressea, save for the Will of Troy.
    There is no Red Light within Dolbadarn, at any time for any duration. Eressea, Named Light of the World by Troy, needs no external Light source from New Worlorn. The Candle in the Wind is the source of all light within Dolbadarn,

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Eressea the Far Traveller
Light of the World









     Eressea is a daughter, a wife, a mother, a dreamer, a lover, a mourner, a protector, a granddaughter, a worshipper, a healer, a Paladin. It is said she slew her best friend and brought her worst enemy back from morganti death.
    Eressea appears as a young woman, supernaturally beautiful, with long, emerald green hair. Ageless and immortal, only her sad eyes betray her thousands of years. She dresses simply, in a long, flowing, brilliantly white gown. At her side hangs her topaz katana, Iss Hogai, the gift from her grandfather.
    See legends.

Love is patient; love is kind.
Love is not jealous, bragging, nor arrogant.
Love is not unbecoming nor self-seeking.
Love is not provoked, and keeps no account of wrongs.
Love takes no pleasure in the sorrows of others,
but rejoices in the truth.
Love bears all things.
Love has faith and hope for all;
love endures.


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Protection
omnipresent archetype









    The element Ground is the medium of all Protection outside Dolbadarn. Earth is the Mother of all creation, and she is protective of all her children.

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Candle in the Wind
golden attribute focus









    The candle in the wind is the focus of all external elements in Dolbadarn. Eressea holds the glass bowl containing the Water from her tears, in which floats a small glass oil lamp whose Flame flickers in the Wind, which gently blows back Eressea's hair as she gazes out of the window in the tallest tower of the sturdy castle. The candle in the wind represents Eressea's contribution to the high one's new Worlorn.

the high one on the candle in the wind:
    the candle in the wind provides, supports, and controls nine-tenths of all manifestations of Protection in Worlorn.
    See further candle description.


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Aubec
the people of Dolbadarn









    It is said that the native population of Dolbadarn may be named after the mythical Duke of Aubec, who came to the castle on the edge of the sea of Chaos; for love of his Queen, with his own strengh of Will he pushed back the Chaos to order the lands on which the people now live.
    The Aubec people are happy and content, with little need for ambition. Those occasional few who desire more sometimes join the ranks of the Eressenes, or take passage on a Ship of the Sea to find their destiny in foreign lands, following the model of their mythical ancestor.

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Congruencies
good fences make good neighbors









Ground / Watersea / The Gold Road / Llewghund / Crosswinds / Flambeau
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