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The Empyrean Sea rolls almost violently with massive waves of emerald which attempt to take any ship down beneath to meets its never-ending depths. It had claimed many a venturing vessel but one has conquered the Empyrean Sea and was made legend.
Stretching north from Siv'en to another continent, Ellaria, with an island in between.
Stretching north from Siv'en to another continent, Ellaria, with an island in between.
Empyrean High Seas
The Empyrean Sea rolls almost violently with massive waves of emerald which attempt to take any ship down beneath to meets its never-ending depths. It had claimed many a venturing vessel but one has conquered the Empyrean Sea and was made legend.
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Empyrean High Seas is a part of 
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24 Characters Here
Hurgor Ellrulfsson [43]
Ungrulf Ellrulfsson [43] Prince Ulfric is the heir apparent of Konung Ellrulf, the King of the Goths and leader of the Ulfhednar.
Benjamin Crux [31] An old merc whose specialty is transmutation spells and stories. Get a few rounds into him and hear a tale.
Terem [14] On the wings of a dragon, one can do anything.
Brennan, Master-at-Arms [12] Brennan may have lost his old life, but he continues to train and guide others in the pursuit of fortune. The Master-at-Arms leads the mercenary company Wolf Pack.
One-Eye [11] One-Eye is a goblin shaman. Short, wrinkly and missing an eye. He tends to keep to himself.
Attila, the Haughty [11] His past is a bit of a mystery. Attila is still young, but his skill with a sword has impressed the Circle more than once.
Bullridge [11] A barbarian with a short temper, blunt attitude and overwhelming strength.
'Taanz 'Velzzmkt [9] Shipmaster in Matokeyan Fleet
Jim "the news man" Taylor [7] hailing from an alternate universe where the purge is a regular occurrence, Jim is a world renown star reporter who's most most famous for joining in on the purge to get exclusive interviews without having taken a single injury.
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The Svinfylking vanishes into nothingness, but you get the feeling they are heading somewhere else.
The flickering image of Sheodin nodded, and then he vanished.
Time resumed at its normal pace, and the sky screamed with its battlecry. The ocean roared, and the thunder echoed the drums of war. Sheodin looked upon the maelstrom that stretched from horizon to horizon. Snow was falling, cooling and freezing the reformed mountain that floated in the eye of the hurricane. The frigid air fell from the upper reaches of the atmosphere, causing the churning waves to turn to icy slush in mere moments.
It was ready.
Sheodin raised Stormquake into the air and spun it in slow circles. The titanic hurricane twisted and coiled as if it was being pitched like a sideways tent. Gales howled as the raging clouds were crushed into a horizontal cyclone that was hundreds of miles long. Then, with a deafening boom that would be felt across the world, the storm collapsed into the end of the mountain.
The mountain and Sheodin vanished, leaving a shockwave that cut grooves into the ocean floor and a contrail of dissipating clouds streaking into the horizon.
Time resumed at its normal pace, and the sky screamed with its battlecry. The ocean roared, and the thunder echoed the drums of war. Sheodin looked upon the maelstrom that stretched from horizon to horizon. Snow was falling, cooling and freezing the reformed mountain that floated in the eye of the hurricane. The frigid air fell from the upper reaches of the atmosphere, causing the churning waves to turn to icy slush in mere moments.
It was ready.
Sheodin raised Stormquake into the air and spun it in slow circles. The titanic hurricane twisted and coiled as if it was being pitched like a sideways tent. Gales howled as the raging clouds were crushed into a horizontal cyclone that was hundreds of miles long. Then, with a deafening boom that would be felt across the world, the storm collapsed into the end of the mountain.
The mountain and Sheodin vanished, leaving a shockwave that cut grooves into the ocean floor and a contrail of dissipating clouds streaking into the horizon.
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The cataclysmic maelstrom departed and left a quivering and traumatized sea in its wake. Waves calmed, the echoes of thunder subsided, and the rains ceased. While the distant flying mountain fired across the sky, the tides of the Empyrean Sea sighed with relief and settled into their natural patterns.
But something stirred.
Deep, deep, deep into the bottommost reaches of the sea, an ancientness beyond reckoning stirred from its slumber. Down, in the darkest depths where no light has shone for thousands of years, the silt shifted. Plunged into the cold crushing pressure of the deepest crevice, tucked away in the darkest abyss beneath the dead and lifeless undercurrents of the Empyrean Sea, a siren’s song disturbed the silence.
The song arose from the abyss and drifted across the ocean floor. It’s soothing melody swam through the tides, currents, and the hidden places of the deep - and it whispered. It called.
Nameless names and wordless words. The song promised the unfathomable, spoke of the unknowable, and it called for its ancient children. Somewhere, great monstrous tentacles stretched out from dark trenches and gargantuan fish slithered from mucus-filled holes and remembered age-old plots. Swarms of foul creatures with pincers, fins, tendrils, and all manner of horrible appendages and eyes stirred in the forgotten crevices of the sea.
Maelstr’s song echoed through the deep and whispered through the tide, calling to all who would hear her voice.
But something stirred.
Deep, deep, deep into the bottommost reaches of the sea, an ancientness beyond reckoning stirred from its slumber. Down, in the darkest depths where no light has shone for thousands of years, the silt shifted. Plunged into the cold crushing pressure of the deepest crevice, tucked away in the darkest abyss beneath the dead and lifeless undercurrents of the Empyrean Sea, a siren’s song disturbed the silence.
The song arose from the abyss and drifted across the ocean floor. It’s soothing melody swam through the tides, currents, and the hidden places of the deep - and it whispered. It called.
Nameless names and wordless words. The song promised the unfathomable, spoke of the unknowable, and it called for its ancient children. Somewhere, great monstrous tentacles stretched out from dark trenches and gargantuan fish slithered from mucus-filled holes and remembered age-old plots. Swarms of foul creatures with pincers, fins, tendrils, and all manner of horrible appendages and eyes stirred in the forgotten crevices of the sea.
Maelstr’s song echoed through the deep and whispered through the tide, calling to all who would hear her voice.
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After many months out on the Empyrean High Seas, the legendary Hrafn-Floki and his notorious Viking Army returned to Iskjerne Bay the same way they came almost a year ago. Hrafn-Floki discovered many relics fishing off the coast of the tiny scattered isles near the larger Empyrean Sea Beach island, similar to the relics Snorri Jonasson had discovered during his rock snail combing expedition on the Empyrean Sea Beach settlement far to the south of Iskjerne Bay at the bottom of Ellaria. Hrafn-Floki's fleet, returning from their timely victory over the ghostly pirates and cursed souls aboard the spectral galleon from their Viking longships, something Floki would be proud to display upon his return from such relentless and mysterious places on his frozen arctic sailing expedition. The pirates had fought hard under a Jolly Roger flag, but had been no match for Floki as he returned to Iskjerne Bay with only a few less heads than he had before, crushing the phantom corpses under the Black Raven banner. Now the self-proclaimed Count of the Farthest North, or Duke of the Northern High Seas, Floki and his fleet sailed away with the waves, heading south to Iskjerne's calmer fjord and boat docks.
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