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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sidran" data-source="post: 283990" data-attributes="member: 6160">Working on mine below in Plots& Places if anyone would like to post critisism or give off Ideas. I am a detail freak so I am punching out pages, and pages of notes on my world Ideas. Eventually Ill scan my homebrew maps and put them up as well.My world basically is this.Aryandë, The Maidens HearthIt has been two hundred years Since the time of the Arazûn ( The White son of Darkness), and the havoc that his coming wrought on the face of the world. Once long ago, before the race of the Silari ( The Race of Elves) came from Sindanôr, and in so doing unleashing the power of the Indûl ( The Hundred Sons of Farindûl) Dark elves upon the the Children of Andanôr. At one time the Rulers of the World of Aryandë, the Andari were devastated by the dark magic of the Indûl, because while they were created by  Aryandwë The Maiden, The Indûl were born of her womb by the treachery of Farindûl, and controled a piece of the magic from which the world was made. In the Age of the Gods when the world was without form, and no waters covered its land their was only the Sina, or Voidless Light, and alone, wise Sina grew lonely and longed for companionship. From the edge of his exsistance a wind came blowing life into Arathir, and Farindûl. Then while walking afar through a forest unknown to him Arathir heard a harpsong, and followed it to its source in a meadow sat, a young woman as beautiful as the dawn. And he said unto her " Who brings dawn to the the gloom of this dark forest with her harping" to this she did not answer. "Who" He asked" has called me from afar to this place so that I might give my heart out here in this place for a vision of beauty"And to this she answered simply I am the daughter of Light, the Singer of the Morning, I am Sinarwë, the Dawn lady" and taking his hand she led him back the way he had come, and they had relations with one another, and she grew heavy with child, and Gave birth to Arathadan, Lutreva, and a Daughter Aryandwë .Now Farindûl grew jealous of Arathir, and came upon him alone in the woods and killed him, and he burried him in the earth. ( At his burial ground the Tree of Life grew tall in the Bosom of Sina, before the Sindar moved it to Aryandë to be nearer to the sleeping maiden.) And from Arathir their sprung the Andari, or the People of the earth and they left into the woods and went into the world below.  And in the night Farindûl  came to the chambers of Sinarwë and lay with her, and she bore him Fohmor, and Indûlain.  And Sinarwë descovered the treachery of Farindûl  and fainted into a trance of death.  And her son Arathadan, who is also known as Aránod brought her down into the horizon of the world below so that they might remember the Mother of all things, And Sina grew angry with his son Farindûl, and banished him to the Void, and kept him thus... (this is an excerpt from the Mythology of the world)  the Arazun, is the reborn spirit of  Farindûl .</blockquote>

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