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The Cursed Blue Rose
Ancient bloodlines and forgotten peoples — learn about the races that inhabit the world of Kworgale.
Angelic beings from a lost world beyond the stars, capable of channeling massive amounts of thymara and possessing Crystal Hearts that anchor their souls upon death. The Elehaths fled their dying homeworld and settled Kworgale, where most reincarnated as Elekoi while five ascended to divinity as the Elders.
The Ashanar are the humans of Kworgalya's storm-lashed southwestern coast — corsairs, deep-sea mariners, and pact-makers who dwell beyond the reach of any written law. Bound only by the sworn word and the binding of covenant, they are the boldest and hungriest of the Elekoi, and the people from whom the Infernal Creed first rose.
The Himanar are the Hammer's children — broad, bearded, white-haired makers who do not birth their heirs but craft them. Supreme artificers of the frozen northwest, they store living magic in forged matter and shape an ice that never melts. Their first creed and their last is the shared burden.
The Pavanar are the Warden's children — tall, ageless, and austerely beautiful keepers of the icebound northeast. Each is born to fire or to ice, and they prize the balance of both. A largely secular people of scholars and memory-keepers, they preserve the minds of their dead in crystal and answer to a living queen rather than to any god.
The Lohanar are the humans of Kworgalya's southern coast — a cosmopolitan civilization of jurists, merchant-princes, and guilds who trust the charter and the court where their kin trust blood and flame. In their harbour-cities of pale stone, lawful procedure is held almost sacred: the means by which a people governs itself without an Elder's hand.
The Ruby-hearth people of the southeastern coast — fair, sun-touched, and fiercest of all the Elekoi in their devotion to the goddess of flame. They are builders and warriors both, citizen-soldiers tempered on the ancient frontier, who keep hearth, kin, and the free flame at the centre of all things.
