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'''The Ezomytes''' are a race/faction in [[Wraeclast]]. They originate from [[Ezomyr]], a landmass located to the west of [[Sarn]]. They worship [[The First Ones]] and other animalistic Ezomyte gods. | '''The Ezomytes''' are a race/faction in [[Wraeclast]]. They originate from [[Ezomyr]], a landmass located to the west of [[Sarn]]. They worship [[The First Ones]] and other animalistic Ezomyte gods. Their official language is "Ezo". | ||
Their culture was a primary focus of [[Talisman league]] and [[Bestiary league]]. | Their culture was a primary focus of [[Talisman league]] and [[Bestiary league]]. |
Revision as of 09:21, 26 July 2023
The Ezomytes are a race/faction in Wraeclast. They originate from Ezomyr, a landmass located to the west of Sarn. They worship The First Ones and other animalistic Ezomyte gods. Their official language is "Ezo".
Their culture was a primary focus of Talisman league and Bestiary league.
Notable members
- Grigor
- Einhar, Beastmaster
- Rigwald, the Wolven King
- Thane Jorgin the Banished
- Weylin, Son of Ezomyr
- Skothe, former King of the Ezomytes
History
The Great Fire
The Great Fire was a cataclysmic event in the history of the Ezomytes.
The Ezomyte's ancestors failed to honour the First Ones for their "gifts".[1] As a consequence, the First Ones caused fires to spill "out of a mountain". As it did so, Fenumus wove a net and carried itself into the sky, floating on the hot winds.[2] Once the flames had "spread across the land", Saqawal used its wings to bring the fires to a "standstill".[3]
For the Ezomytes, the aftermath was catastrophic. The then leaders had been "turned to ash where they stood"[4], civilization was "erased"[5], and the land was laid barren. Those who survived grew "weak"[6], but were taken "pity" on by "Mother Gull", who gave them "grain and water". However, the grain and water were later found to be tainted, and caused those who consumed it to "[feed] on each other"[7] (i.e. cannibals).
The depiction of fire coming from a mountain has some similarities to events documented relating to the Proto-Vaal and the Cleansing Fire.
The flavour text of Rolling Flames, a jewel released in Version 2.1.0 (Talisman League, the said Talismans belonging to the Ezomytes) may provide clues about the nature of the fire - the flames swept from "north to south", growing taller as they consumed the land.
The Purity Rebellion
Thane Rigwald led a group of the Ezomytes known as the Bloody Flowers in the Purity Rebellion against Gaius Sentari and the Eternal Empire. This battle was known as "the Battle of Glarryn" or "the Blood Flowers' Rebellion".
References
- ↑ See Feastbind
- ↑ See Fenumus' Spinnerets
- ↑ See Saqawal's Winds
- ↑ See Urn of the Original Ashes
- ↑ See Endless Misery
- ↑ See Faminebind
- ↑ See The Retch