“The .” Jeremiah Delalande on “Dwarven Mine lore.”

“The dwarf is a curious creature. Driven by avarice and a desire to mine ever deeper is search of ore and precious stones. Often into the places time has forgotten, with good reason. Gods of olde are said to have caged all manner of daemons, not least the Djinn, but those whose desires upon earth are conquest and destruction. Despite this, they are renowned as master masons who created some of the lost cities with engineering skills that surpass all that exists today.” Jeremiah Delalande on “Dwarven Mine lore.”

“There is a paradox concerning trusting a Wyvern. These creatures are vast in size and would crush you rather than debate philosophy. They suffer fools lightly and have a tendency to cut to the chase. Many are chaotic in nature, but this is not true for all. If, by chance, you encounter such a beast tread carefully.” Jeremiah Delalande on “The Nature of the Beast.”

The Dragon was thought to be a mythical creature in an Age where history evaporated in time to be replaced by ignorance of the past. This is why civilisations rise and fall. Wyverns exist in multiple worlds. Remember, not believing in angels and gods does not mean that daemons do not exist. “The Collapse of Civilisations.” Jeremiah Delalande.

“It ” Eldred Mortain on “The Collapse of Civilisations.”

“It is said that worlds turn on the toss of a coin. While that might be true, those of religious persuasion linger on empty promises that absolution revokes all misdeeds. This is the folly of false gods and Dragons Avarice rules all. Heed this well, or all works are doomed.” Eldred Mortain on “The Collapse of Civilisations.”

“The djinn is a shapeshifter and conjurer. Most are charged to guard the dead or sacred objects. Of these some may appear harmless. Do not fool yourself lightly. Powerful magi may be tolerated. Lesser mortals will be devoured. Of all djinn to avoid are the daemon djinn. These are malevolent tricksters. No parchment records any record of a return by thaumaturgical archaeologists that have quested for these creatures.” Jeremiah Delalande, Lecture on the mythical djinn.

“Alas, we have neglected the ancient archives lying deep in the Vault. Much of what is hearsay and myth might have found some truth had not ignorance turned to secrecy and shame. One in particular speaks of an old Dwarven Empire in Nafud Dahyl that disappeared from time. Some say the Dragons of Death spawned a new Dynasty overseen by three witches from the beginning of time.” Jeremiah Delalande, Lost Obituaries.

“The Priest wields no power if faith waivers. A true believer needs no church or chapel from which to pray to their God. Conversely, the daemon cares not for faith. Those that believe not in Gods should never assume that such entities do not believe in them.” Letters of the Anonymous Exorcist.

“It is rumoured that lands to the south hold an ancient citadel. One that housed a mighty empire that ruled in blood with fiery beasts that threw down their enemies. Three crows sat upon thrones casting rune stones that even now remain buried in myth.” Jeremiah Delalande, Lecture on myth and lore.