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The '''Lords of Norn''', or simply '''Lords''', were thirteen<ref group="disputed">The exact number of Lords is sometimes disputed.</ref> extremely powerful creatures that warred over the [[Isle of Norn]] before being killed in the year 0 AL by the humanoids of [[Seyv]], [[Briskain]], and [[Commoil]].
The '''Lords of Norn''', or simply '''Lords''', were thirteen<ref>The exact number of Lords is sometimes disputed.</ref> extremely powerful creatures that warred over the [[Isle of Norn]] before being killed in the year 0 AL by the humanoids of [[Seyv]], [[Briskain]], and [[Commoil]].


Although all 13 Lords were killed, a vestige of each Lord's power took root in the consciousness of the one who dealt the killing blow to it. One who possesses this vestige of power is called a [[Champion]], and in modern Norn, the transfer of this power between humanoids is performed through the [[Champion Challenge]].
Although all 13 Lords were killed, a vestige of each Lord's power took root in the consciousness of the one who dealt the killing blow to it. One who possesses this vestige of power is called a [[Champion]], and in modern Norn, the transfer of this power between humanoids is performed through the [[Champion Challenge]].
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Revision as of 14:49, 13 November 2023

The Lords of Norn, or simply Lords, were thirteen[1] extremely powerful creatures that warred over the Isle of Norn before being killed in the year 0 AL by the humanoids of Seyv, Briskain, and Commoil.

Although all 13 Lords were killed, a vestige of each Lord's power took root in the consciousness of the one who dealt the killing blow to it. One who possesses this vestige of power is called a Champion, and in modern Norn, the transfer of this power between humanoids is performed through the Champion Challenge.

List of Lords

There were thirteen Lords, one for each type of non-humanoid creature:

Creature Type Name Gender Approximation
Fiend Xarzad the Damned Masculine
Celestial Koweiki the Wise Feminine
Ooze Posenquath the Caustic Indeterminate
Monstrosity Bakh the Vicious Ungendered
Plant Aolcedae the Jagged Indeterminate
Beast Egraki the Mad Masculine
Dragon Grulzrarrenth the Incandescent Masculine
Giant Jamrog the Massive Masculine
Aberration Iaz'odr'vhe the Hungry Indeterminate
Construct Temetul the Inconstant Multiple
Elemental Giomu the Frenzied Multiple
Fey Brunheilda the Sly Feminine
Undead Voblat the Rotten Masculine

History

Theories regarding origin


References

  1. The exact number of Lords is sometimes disputed.