Wintertide (2016)
“There was no making easy sense of this! She followed a few of the lineages and tried to match the names and the towns.
The chart represented the genealogy of the Hill Raiders. There were three main tribes: the Magrisi, the Fav’lhir and the Khalar. These tribe names long ago became synonymous with great regions of the Land upon which they staked their claim.
The Fav’lhir originated to the south, centering upon a small town there known as ‘Favon.’ The Magrisi ruled the plains southeast of the Kha...l. It was Magrisi tribesmen, with their red-bordered leather vests, that had ridden into Cirrus Cove eighteen years ago at Wintertide.
The Khalar had the largest land-hold. Their campsites, called ‘Nests,’ were sprinkled throughout Darkling Forest, west of Noviiya and through the mountains surrounding Traakhal-Armin. And, as their name implied, the Khal. The Kemmons within the Khalar held the hills and forests from Browner’s Grove to the Black Swamp. And there was no doubt as to their allegiance to the Sorcerer.MoreLess
The chart represented the genealogy of the Hill Raiders. There were three main tribes: the Magrisi, the Fav’lhir and the Khalar. These tribe names long ago became synonymous with great regions of the Land upon which they staked their claim.
The Fav’lhir originated to the south, centering upon a small town there known as ‘Favon.’ The Magrisi ruled the plains southeast of the Kha...l. It was Magrisi tribesmen, with their red-bordered leather vests, that had ridden into Cirrus Cove eighteen years ago at Wintertide.
The Khalar had the largest land-hold. Their campsites, called ‘Nests,’ were sprinkled throughout Darkling Forest, west of Noviiya and through the mountains surrounding Traakhal-Armin. And, as their name implied, the Khal. The Kemmons within the Khalar held the hills and forests from Browner’s Grove to the Black Swamp. And there was no doubt as to their allegiance to the Sorcerer.MoreLess
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