Classic Castle Roleplay Dictionary

Post by **Formendacil** » Tue Oct 12, 2004 5:51 pm

Dark Dragon's Den: Location The chief Dragon Master fortress in the south of that land. After the obliteration of the Fire-breathing Fortress, it became the seat of Dragon Master government. Located in I-11

Rob: Character, non-player A cobbler in a Royal Knight fishing village.

lemon_squeezer2 · Post by **lemon_squeezer2** » Thu Oct 14, 2004 1:14 pm

Limtol location A small but thriving town at H-9. It was founded to gaurd the trade route that spanned from the royal Knight port of Blameir to Orion - the capital of the Classic Legolanders.

Royal-Legolander trade route location The famous trade route that connects Blameir to Orion. It is one of the major bloodlines of the latter city and keeps it stocked with the surplus grain and other foodstuffs produced in Royal Knight land Runs from F-9 to J-10

Falpine River location A major river that forms the Black Knight's north borders and is a large commercial waterway. At I-12, a large canal had been dug to bypass the city of Rathoan, allowing it to participate in the commerce done on the waterway. Runs from K-11 to F-15

Rathoan location One of the largest fortresses in the Black Knight Kingdom, it was erected in the early years of King Sirloin's father. The intent was to face off the threat of the Dragon Masters, the Black Knight's distant but unreliable cousins. It was laid siege to by a large Falcon army which failed in taking it, reenforcing its reputation as an unconquerable fortress. Located at I-12.
Map: http://maj.com/gallery/lemonsqueezer/CCRP/rathoan.bmp

Chancellor Erik · Post by **Chancellor Erik** » Fri Oct 15, 2004 10:30 am

A dictionary, not a bad idea:

Yariyikah Character - You're average peasant boy gone adventurer.

Sheath Character - An evil hunter out for revenge. Was killed by Yariyikah.

Diomir Character, non-player - The god of luck which Yariyikah communicates with.[/i]

Daimyo · Post by **Daimyo** » Sat Oct 16, 2004 2:55 am

The Great Falcon War: A five year-long war which raged across the west and south of Dametreos, resulting in the Black Knight's conquest of their northernmost and southernmost territories from the Bull and Falcon empires, and the destruction and decline of the Bull Knights. Climaxed with the little-known Battle of the Shikozu, the war set the alliances and enemies for the next ten years.

Loughton Line: A legendary tactical move used by King Bekketh a century ago in a battle between the Dark Forest and Crusaders. The move consists of the Dark Forest army forming a tight shield line, weapons in defensive position, at the last second of an enemy charge. Works best with pole arms.

forester3291 · Post by **forester3291** » Thu Oct 21, 2004 8:38 pm

Frayla: Character

Frayla is a great markswoman and great at dueling with a sword and knives. She is a Foreswoman Fraun and she were once lovers but were torn apart by a great trgedy. That tragedy is...

You think I would tell you? before I RP it?

Vingire: Character

Fraun's new Right hand man. Nothing else to tell really.

Just though I should add to the Dictionary so I did.

Daimyo · Post by **Daimyo** » Wed Nov 03, 2004 1:15 am

King Bekketh: One century ago, a Dark Forest King who is noted along the lines of the greatest. Like most of the Dark Forest rulers, he was a mighty and imperious soldier. Bekketh was respected among many of the nations for his tenacity, and relative intelligence and eloquence. He was one of the candidates for the succession of the Tree-King in that age, which would have made him the ruler of the Forestmen and Dark Forest kingdoms, but he, along with many other Forestdweller leaders, was killed when the great Forestman vessel, Royal Wood, was sunk by the Crusaders.

The War of Three Alliances: A short war that lasted two years between the allied armies of the Royal Knights and Classic Legoland, the Knights Kingdom and the Eastern Knights Kingdom, or Exilus Kausinium, and the Fright Knights and Dragon Masters. It was a war that had little but colonial effect, consisting mostly of small skirmishes. The largest battle was the Battle of the Barrow Castle, where the Knight's Kingdom forces invaded Fright Knight territories, and the Misfits killed the Batlord. The war climaxed when the renegade Black Falcon, Breck Silandro, was murdered.

forester3291 · Post by **forester3291** » Thu Nov 11, 2004 4:00 pm

Nulbad Flower The Nulbad got it's name from it's firey-orange color. Nulbad meaning "Fire" in the ancient language. The Nulbad Flower has a seed in it that can partially heal a wound made by evil intents. It is commonly found near Forests with a mediate temperture and climate. Though it's cousin, the Nivline Flower can be found in Cold mountain climates.

Flint seed The seed wich is found in the Nulbad Flower(See Nulbad Flower).

More herbs and plants to come soon.

Lord_Of_The_LEGO · Post by **Lord_Of_The_LEGO** » Tue Nov 23, 2004 10:31 pm

Ok, time to update all those Black Falcon NPCs Nick and I created:

Marquis d' Durlass: NPC, unregistered A high-ranking Black Falcon, he is leader of a band of gentlemen at the top of the Black Falcon Court who actually controls the Black Falcon hiarchy and the young king, Falconis XXIX

Hindrich Falconis XXIX: NPC, unregistered The young son of the late Falconis XXVIII, he never wanted to be king and would rather build clocks, which are his passion. Naive and somewhat weak-minded where politics are concerned, Hindrich is very willing to let Marquis d' Durlass tell him what to do.

Falconis XXVIII: NPC, unregistered The father of Hindrich, he was loved by all Black Falcons and dispised by all Bulls, for he was the warlard during the Great Falcon War who crushed the Bulls. He died of wounds inflicted during a battle with Classic LEGOlanders.

Vanderdious: NPC, unregistered One of the prominate members of the Rebel Resistance, he is best know for his clever disguises and his ability to mimick anyone's voice.

Gaffner: NPC, unregistered A member of the Rebel Resistance and brother of Forden.

Forden: NPC, unregistered A member of the Rebel Resistance and brother of Gaffner.

Mayriz: NPC, unregistered A member of the Rebel Resistance, she is very 'housewifey' and plump, but she is wise and very caring.

Bersun: NPC, unregistered A member of the Rebel Resistance, Bersun is a former captain of the Black Falcon army who defected to the Rebels when he got fed up with King Falconis XXVIII. Bersun usually leads the Rebels whenever they go into battle.

Mills: NPC, unregistered A member of the Rebel Resistance.

Xoneyur: NPC, unregistered A member of the Rebel Resistance.

Freena: NPC, unregistered A member of the Rebel Resistance, is a fast runner and usually is a messenger between the Bulls and Rebels or a scout.

Rebel Resistance: faction/group A group of Bulls and Black Falcons who wish to see dramactic change to the Black Falcon Court and the return of the Bulls. Directed by the Lone Falcon.

Sepratists: faction/group see Rebel Resistance

Daimyo · Post by **Daimyo** » Wed Nov 24, 2004 2:28 pm

Ludwig Von Grimmel:NPC, unregistered A Lieutenant Colonel of the Orion Cavaliers, one of the few Orionite Cavaliers who defected to Quorandis' forces shortly before the Battle of Orion Gate. Ludwig is a battle-hardened veteran who is very wise and was a bard before his service in the Cavaliers. He has curly brown hair and a goatee, and is fairly tall.

Pazuzu:NPC, unregistered The King of Wind Demons, Pazuzu is the lord of the Vampires and of the Gargoyles, all evil creatures of the night and wind. A servant of Aezazel, who is worshipped by the ancient Cult of Mephistar, he was summoned many times from the Tower of Wind in what is now Orion, but never fully. When Aezazel was vanquished, however, he was freed from the chains of the underworld and took form in the Tower. He was came upon by several unlucky Dragon Masters, who attempted to fight him off. The survivors ran into Searil Chordate, which is where the latest events begin. Pazuzu is a terrifying form, tall and gaunt, with a pale face with high cheekbones, sharp fangs, and sunken, red-rimmed eyes.

Nehim: Part region that shares coast with Nehim Bay, mostly the Fright Knight and Exilus Kausinium (Eastern Kingdom) lands. Long ago, the ancient Nehimite peoples called this land home. They worshipped Mephistar, built black pyramids and necropolises in his honor, and dug sprawling crypts under the dense jungle canopy to house the corpses of hundreds of Satanic druids. Vampyres were the gaunt aristocrats of the Nehimites, and they often led Nehimite armies into battle. The Nehimite legacy lives on in the form of the Fright Knights.

Daimyo · Post by **Daimyo** » Wed Nov 24, 2004 2:29 pm

The Hemlock Campaign

Fallmir Kath was a notorious corsair and King of the Dark Forest, a backwater kingdom which long ago was ruled by the Forestmen. Kath raided sea-going merchants and made many enemies amongst those of the Golden Court (the representation of all Lego nations at the Yellow Castle). He especially raided Royal convoys. Eventually, the Emperor dispatched the armies of his Royal Knight puppet state to quell Kath's raids. Fallmir belayed any advance the Royals made at him and quickly won the short-lived excursion after an appeal in the Golden Court. However, the wise old Wolfpack king Gineus Blackcloak disagreed with the decision made that day. But Gineus died shortly from old age. His son Willem took the throne, and though young, he was very intelligent. However, always behind him was his scheming advisor Defoe Grimtongue. After a disastrous naval fiasco with Kath's fleet, Willem, under the advice of Defoe, went to war with Kath. Though the Dark Forest troops were swift and deadly, they were disorganized and overstretched, and soon Willem's men had beaten Fallmir's armies, but pulled out. It was only to teach him a lesson, not to exterminate him. Willem then departed with his luietenant Graygon for an adventure. Defoe dispatched the one known as Blackguard (Adamopolis) to murder Fallmir. He succeeded, and defoe seized the wolfpack throne and continued Willem's war. This struggle soon escalated to full-fledged genocide, as the leaderless Dark Forest people were slaughtered, entire villages razed. Radjar Kath ascended the throne with a cabinet of expierienced soldiers and heroes. The tide then began to turn, but not without a cost...

Holy Wars: Struggles fought between the paladin armies of the Knight's Kingdom and the unholy horde of both the Fright Knight and now dead Nehimite kingdoms.

lemon_squeezer2 · Post by **lemon_squeezer2** » Tue Dec 07, 2004 6:15 pm

Nutburg A small but prominent Falcon port city located at I-5. It’s most notable aspect is that it is where the Military Academy is located.

Falcon Military Academy A military school devoted to training officers. It was founded under the reign of Falconis XII, and many famous generals originally graduated from here.

Falcon Gold mines The Flacon goldmines serve as the hub of the Falcon economy. They are located at I-6 and are controlled and regulated by the government. They also are in close proximity to the stone mines which lie some forty miles to the east.

Falcon-Bull war The Falcon Bull war grew out of a dispute over the stone mines at I-6. It was masterminded by Falconis himself whose plan was to lead a two pronged assault into Bull territory. The 1st corps was to lead the attack while the 2nd corps under Martin was to swing around and attack the Bulls from the rear. However, the Bulls had split their army and what Falconis believed to be the entire portion was really just a feint. The 2nd corps of the Falcon army unexpectedly encountered the main Bull army and in a surprise attack led by Martin, the 2nd corps utterly destroyed the Bull army nearly twice as large. The bulk of the Bull army defeated and their king killed, the smaller contingent barely managed to get away and escape to Bull Isle. Barbod, the Bull prince at the time likewise escaped but did not learn of the survival of the Bulls, believing them to be utterly destroyed. The war did continue for another year, mainly comprising of isolated sieges that eventually starved out the defenders. The remaining populace was either destroyed, removed, or assimilated, and the territory was resettled by Falcon colonists. During the Bull war, sporadic fighting was also carried out with the Dragon Masters, Black Knights, and Legolanders, mostly between the extreme southern borders of the Falcons and their isolated colonies to the south.

Falcon Army The Falcon army is a source of pride for the country. It is meticulously organized into four corps: The 1st Infantry, the 2nd Infantry, the 3rd Cavalry, and the 4th Engineers (reserved for wartime only). Every Falcon male is required to serve for five years, from the age of 18 to 23, usually as police duty or doing other public works. Avery year after that until he has reached the age of forty, he is required to undergo a two-week training period. Because of this training, the Falcons can boast one of the largest armies in Dametroes. Each corps is roughly 2,000 men each in peacetime, but during times of war, the army has the potential to mushroom from 8,000 men to nearly a million. Such mobilizations are rare though and only a few times in all of history has such a large mobilization occurred. The 1st Infantry is made up of professional crack troops, all volunteers. During peacetime they are dispersed over al large area to defend the numerous castles, towers, and outposts that dot the empire’s borders. The second corps is made up of the five year conscripts and do the aforementioned jobs. The third corps is only mobilized during wartime, but still operates on a semi-active level during times of peace. The Engineer corps is reserved for wartime only and at all times holds only 2,000 troops who construct bridges, clear paths, and operate siege equipment. When drafted for the five year period, every man is issued a sword, spear, and shield which he is to keep until the age of forty when it is returned, repaired, and put back into circulation. Officers mainly come from the Military Academy though a few rise through the ranks on their own. The Military usually uses up some fifty percent of the annual government revenue, but this is usually compensated by the government gold deposits.

Commander Redbeard · Post by **Commander Redbeard** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:49 pm

Anardan: Character, commander of a squadron of Forestmen. Lead the force which destroyed the Falcon raiders who invaded Forestman territory.

Elacil: Character, Second-in Command to Anardan.

Post by **Formendacil** » Tue Dec 28, 2004 12:20 am

Guardendia Innis: An expensive wine, made from the vines of the Guardendia Orchard, located in northern Legoland, close to the Crusader border. A favourite among the upper ranks of the Legolander military and the Crusader nobility. One of the best years in living history was 1986.

So it's a silly name? So what?

Lord_Of_The_LEGO · Post by **Lord_Of_The_LEGO** » Fri Dec 31, 2004 9:51 pm

Dragon's Milk -- A firey drink drunk only by the most hardened Dragon Masters. Used as an explosive and a lamp fuel by other factions.

Sir Drake · Post by **Sir Drake** » Thu Feb 17, 2005 7:23 pm

The Order -- Tough they are under command of the King of the Three Daggers, they have their own army and their own capitol. It's a nation within a faction, they are very loyal to Willem Blackcloak, but since Ciroal Grimtongue has seized rulership over the Wolf Pack, The Order declared itself independence. The Heart of their power is the Citadel Of the Fallen Three-Hundred. The main principes are that you are born to fight or you aren't born at all. They fight mainly for glory and so there are only two ways to return to your tribe: With your shield in your hand or on your shield, dead, carried by your comrades. The Order consists out of tribes whom are united by Silverback, father of Swift. Since they only live to fight, they overwhelmed other Wolf Pack tribes and forced them to work on the land for them. They aren't ruled by one king but by a Council whom consists out of generals and chieftains, since those are the highest ranks in The Order hierarchy.