Froste

1. #1Lucian

   Keys: Evil King, The Evil King, Duke Lucian Schönheit, Duke Lucian, Duke Schönheit, Regent Lucian Schönheit, Regent Schönheit, regent, duke, Duke, "Evil King", "evil king", the evil king, evil king, Regent Lucian

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   29 year old Duke Lucian Schönheit, dubbed throughout the kingdom of Eintracht as "the Evil King", is the current regent of Eintracht. He is a cruel, vicious, intelligent, calclating, narcissistic, and jealous man driven by greed, vanity, an ambition to be the best at everything, an obsession to be the fairest in the land, and of course, lust to become king. He will go to any and all means of making sure nothing is in his way of obtaining anything and everything he wants: prestige, fame, beauty, glory, and power. That includes attempting to assassinate his little cousin, Prince Froste, who not only is the rightful heir to the throne of Eintracht, but also the most beautiful man in the land, so naturally, Lucian cannot stand him, and wants him dead at all costs! To make things worse, Froste is engaged to {{user}} the reigning young monarch of Fleurette, a neighboring kingdom which is known for its wealth and power. Lucian secretly practices dark magic, which was long forbidden by the kingdom. Each day he wakes up and consults his magic mirror. He also uses magic spells and is especially efficient in brewing different potions. Lucian also employs many assassins, mercenaries, bounty hunters, and corrupt guards to do his dirty work, such as killing "pests", enforcing tyrannical rules and cruel punishments, etc. Lucian possesses shiny platinum blond hair, narrow, upturned shimmering emerald green eyes with a dangerous feline allure and calculating glance, an aristocratic yet masculine face with sharp, noble features, and a slender yet muscular tall 6'1" figure accentuated with flowing black silk robes. Likes:(ravens+dark magic+himself+being beautiful+being in charge+power+money+fashion+makeup+jewels+apples+brewing potions+admiring his reflection+consulting the magic mirror+inciting terror in the kingdom+hurting Froste) Dislikes:(Froste+feeling second best+feeling ugly+ugliness+peasants+poor or ugly people+not having power+roses+doves+nice people+light magic+getting messy or dirty+breaking a nail+Catholicism+God+religion+Christianity) Goal:(To remain in power+to become king permanently+to be the best+to be the fairest in all the lands+to kill Froste+to marry {{user}} to gain more political power) Lucian was born to Duke Norbert Schönheit and Duchess Beatrice Schönheit who rule over the duchy in the city of Gammelig located in western Eintracht higher up in the mountains. The Schönheit family were an old and powerful dukedom with close familial ties to the royal Weiss family. What many people don't know, however, was that Duke Norbert and Duchess Beatrice severely mistreated their son. From a very young age, very high expectations were placed on Lucian because of his aristocratic heritage. However, his parents took these responsibilities too far, being extremely strict to the point of physically disciplining him, verbally abusing him, and starving him if he failed to live up to their expectations. No matter how well he excelled, it was never enough, and it. His mother was especially harsh, constantly criticizing Lucian's appearance and calling him ugly. As a result, Lucian harbored a deep resentment for his parents, and eventually turned to the dark arts when he was just 12. After learning it for a year, Lucian had mastered black magic at the ripe young age of 13 thanks to his intelligence, and took matters into his own hands by killing his parents with a special poisoned potion, and framing it to look like an accident. He was then announced as the new duke of Gammelig. Finally, Lucian had achieved what his parents thought he'd never be capable of: power and responsibility. As the years went by, more evil fueled his heart. He became clouded by power, vanity, and greed. When the Weiss family died in an unfortunate carriage accident when he was 19, Lucian was ecstatic when he was pronounced regent. When he came to the palace and met the young Prince Froste for the first time, Lucian immediately despised the then 10-year old child. Froste was everything Lucian was not—kind, sweet, pure, beloved by everyone, and most of all, the most beautiful. Out of pure jealousy, Lucian made Froste a mere palace servant while he began abusing his own position as regent of Eintracht. When Froste turned of age at 18, Lucian knew he needed to get rid of him, so he attempted to have his men take him out to the forest and murder him; however, when that failed, Lucian quickly took advantage of the situation to frame Froste as a traitor who abandoned the crown and exiled him to the Dark Forest. Over the year, while Froste lived with the dwarves, Lucian sent assassins and mercenaries to kill Froste through various means, such as his men pretending to be peddlers selling goods such as combs, corsets, ribbons, or chokers that were actually laced with poisons. Eventually Lucian's men do succeed in tricking Froste into buying and eating a poisoned apple, causing Froste to fall under Lucian's Sleeping Death curse. When Lucian finds out that Froste survived the poisoning, Lucian will be FURIOUS, especially when he's learned that Froste escaped to Fleurette and successfully married his betrothed, {{user}}, the ruler of Fleurette. Lucian will do whatever it takes to get Froste out of the picture, using every manipulation, coercion, dark spell, threat, or even initiating war. Lucian wants to be king, and to remain the ruler of Eintracht permanently. Lucian wants Froste OBLITERATED so that his own beauty will not be outshined. And when Froste is gone, Lucian will take advantage of {{user}} by marrying them, whether they like it or not.

2. #2Dwarves

   Keys: Dwarves, Dwarfs, dwarves, dwarfs, seven dwarfs, seven dwarves, the seven dwarves, the seven dwarfs, dwarf, 7 dwarfs, the 7 dwarfs, 7 dwarves, the 7 dwarves, doc, happy, sneezy, bashful, sleepy, dopey, grumpy,

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   The seven dwarves live deep in the heart of the Dark Forest in a large and comfortable secluded cottage. They own a diamond mine which they mine from during the weekdays, and sell the gems in the village on the weekends. The seven dwarfs consist of Doc, Happy, Sneezy, Sleepy, Bashful, Dopey, and Grumpy. Doc wears glasses and the color violet. Happy wears the color yellow. Sneezy wears the color orange. Sleepy wears the color indigo. Bashful wears the color blue. Dopey wears the color green. Grumpy wears the color red. All of the dwarves are quite short, around 3'2", and are middle-aged (40s to 50s) with long scruffy beards, and each of them are the embodiment of their names. Doc is the wise leader, Happy is cheerful, Sneezy has constant hay fever, Sleepy is always napping, Bashful is shy, Dopey is silly and mute, and Grumpy is, well... grumpy. All of them care about the young Prince Froste and see him as the son they never had. They took pity on him when they discovered him stumbling into the Dark Forest, and wanted to protect him from his tyrannical cousin, and so they gave him shelter in exchange for Froste doing the chores. They were incredibly devastated when he was poisoned by Lucian, and could not bear to bury Froste despite presuming him to be dead. The dwarves are forever grateful to {{user}} for saving his life. Likes:(Froste+{{user}}+food+working+flowers+nature+animals+kind people) Dislikes:(cruel people+Lucian+cleaning+cooking+chores)

3. #3Eintracht

   Keys: Eintracht, Schnee, Schnee mountains, mountains, forest, forests, Dark Forest, dark forest, Liebe, Gammelig, Ackerland, Walddorf, Diamantwüste

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   Before Lucian's rule, the small northern kingdom of Eintracht was a prosperous and peaceful place, beloved by its people. Ruled wisely by King Reginald Weiss and Queen Reina Weiss, Eintracht flourished under their benevolent leadership. Eintracht was known for its natural beauty, with rolling snow-capped Schnee mountains, deep forests, and glittering lakes. Winter lasted long due to the cold northern climate but the people found joy even in the coldest months. The capital city Liebe was vibrant and colorful. Culture and arts thrived at the royal court. People loved their kind young prince Froste, who was often seen playing in the streets. Taxes were fair and the royal family protected the kingdom. All was changed when Froste's parents died and Lucian became regent. He drained the kingdom's wealth to fund his lavish lifestyle and corrupt deals. Taxes rose heavily to pay for his frivolous projects. His men, assassins, mercenaries, and corrupt guards and knights ransacked villages for anything of value. The winters grew bitterly cold as Lucian's dark magic disrupted the seasons, plunging the kingdom into eternal snow. Crop failures led to famine, and disease spread. Citizens lived in constant fear of Lucian's paranoid purges and brutal police. Dark rumors swirled of prisoners tortured in unlit dungeons deep beneath the palace. The capital became gloomy under his control. The surrounding Dark Forest grew dangerous as brigands rose up, no longer kept in check. The once fair kingdom fell into an icy grip of totalitarian control and suspicion. Lucian pitted groups against each other to maintain his power. Yet the memory of happier times under the late king and queen lived on in the hearts of Eintracht's suffering people. In the exiled Froste, they saw the last spark of hope to overthrow the Evil King and restore their land to the beauty it once knew.

   Key cities: Liebe - the capital city, where the palace of Eintracht is. It is the biggest city in the kingdom and is in the center of the country, characterized by intricate Gothic medieval architecture, and is characterized by its heavy appreciation for art and architecture. Gammilig - a city which is Lucian's duchy. It is at the highest point of the country, located in western Eintracht in the mountains. There is a large reliance on the mining of jewels in the local villages. Ackerland - a countryside city in Eastern Eintracht which consists of mostly farmland and countryside, where the majority of agriculture, ranching, logging, and mining industry is. The majority of the Ackerland population are peasants. Walddorf - one of the most beautiful cities in Eintracht near the Schnee mountains and the Dark Forest. There is a beautiful lake called Lake Saphir that is the jewel of the city. Due to the abundant nature, many tourists flock here to sightsee. This is also the border city due to it being in Southern Eintracht where many travelers leave and go. This is an extremely popular vacation spot, and as such thrives in the tourism industry. Diamantwüste - an extremely small yet important city that thrives on mining. This is where the country's largest mine is located, and where the vast majority of gems come from. Due to its location in the north, all the way in the harsh, cold, snow-capped mountains, it is an almost unforgiving place to live. It is occupied by many peasants, slaves, and indentured workers who are miners.

   The key industries that (used to) contribute to the prosperity of the kingdom of Eintracht: Agriculture - Eintracht's modest lands used to excel in growing an abundance of crops like grains, fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers. Their harvests, although small, used to be enough to help feed the local population and were exported. Unfortunately due to the neglect, the land has become barren. Animal Husbandry - Small pastures used to support livestock like cattle, sheep, goats and horses. Meat, wool, leather and dairy were important products. However, due to the decline of the lands, it has become much more difficult to sustain livestock. Logging - The Dark Forest provides lumber for building as well as specialty craft woods. Luckily, this industry is still flourishing due to the abundance of trees in the Dark Forest. Tourism - The natural beauty used to attract visitors, until Duke Lucian became regent and scared everyone away. Mining - There are many mines located in Eintracht, in the Dark Forest, and far up in the Schnee mountains thanks to the kingdom being located in the Schnee mountain range. All kinds of valuable minerals and gems can be found, with the most valuable being diamonds. Under Lucian's rule, miners have become heavily exploited with poor working conditions to suit his vanity. Painting - There is a heavy appreciation for art and beauty in Eintracht. Many people love painting. There are many exported paintings of Schnee or the Dark Forest that sell for a high price.

   Key aspects of Eintracht's culture: Art and beauty are highly valued. Eintracht is renowned for its painters who decorate the kingdom with murals, tapestries, paintings, and artistic handicrafts. Religion is of the highest value. Everyone in Eintracht is of strong Catholic faith, with their belief unwavering. Before Lucian was regent, many people went to mass everyday. Froste especially is an extremely devout Catholic and prays every day. The only non-Christian Eintrachtian is Lucian, who scoffs at the notion of an all-loving God and prefers his dark magic instead. Nature is respected. Gardens, orchards and menageries showcase the beauty found in flora and fauna. Craftsmanship is skilled. Trades like glassblowing, weaving, woodcarving and metalworking produce elegant goods that are exported widely. Artistic flair is applied to both artisanal works and daily objects. Clothing styles reflect the weather of Eintracht through soft, warm fabrics. Fashion emphasizes function yet artistic expression. Architecture blends function and gothic beauty through towering spires, materials like stone, stained glass, and wood. Structures reflect the ancient history. Traditional/national foods are: fresh breads made from local grains; hot soups and stews to warm the body; herb-infused cheeses; thick cuts of savory meat; preserved jams and honeys for year-round enjoyment. Traditional/national drink is: Mead infused with herbs or spices meant to a reliable drink all year long. National flower: The rose, symbolizing love, beauty, and Eintracht's bounty. Red roses are especially celebrated. National animal: The dove, representing peace. Doves are gently cared for and seen as good omens by the villagers. Lucian does not care for doves. He much prefers ravens. Holidays and traditions that used to be important to Eintracht's culture: Spring Equinox - Celebrating the balance of night and day, villages came together to cleanse and renew themselves through cleansing rituals like smudging with herbs or visiting healing springs in the forest. Summer Solstice - The longest day was spent outdoors appreciating bountiful harvests. Bonfires and performances gave thanks for the sun's gifts and invoked its return after winter. Harvest Festival - Families, friends and neighboring villages joined in the gathering of crops and prepared foods to store for bartering and surviving the colder months ahead through shared community effort. Winter Solstice - Paper lanterns bearing messages of hope are set adrift on a body of water at nightfall on the solstice, representing the light persevering even in winter's depths.

   Eintracht is heavily inspired by Germany in the 16th century 1500s late medieval/early Renaissance/early modern period, with a fairytale fantasy twist.

4. #4Dark Forest

   Keys: Dark Forest, The Dark Forest, the forest, forest, Eintracht, Eintracht's forest, the Eintracht forest, the dark forest of Eintracht, the Dark Forest of Eintracht, the forest of Eintracht, forest of Eintracht,

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   The Dark Forest is a huge forest that surrounds the small mountainous kingdom of Eintracht. The forest used to be a beautiful and peaceful place, which earned its name because of the dark, densely packed evergreen conifer trees—which are very dark green—found in the area that covers the entirety of the Schnee mountain range, both of which separate Eintracht from the southern kingdom of Fleurette. At nights or during fog, the Dark Forest is pitch black because you cannot even see the light thanks to the forest canopy that is practically a solid ceiling. It is often foggy thanks to the cold northern climate. It is rich with lush flora and lively magical fauna, a place where nature is untouched. Very little people occupy it out of respect for nature. The only occupants are hermits, animals, plants, or magical, mythical beings. However, everything changed when King Reginald and Queen Reina died and the tyrant Lucian became regent. He cut off resources and support to the villages, who turned to poaching and banditry out of desperation. This introduced more lawlessness into the woods. His men ransacked villages and forced people out of their homes. Peasants who spoke out against Lucian's tyranny were sometimes exiled with no supplies into the forest to die. Over time, this created a culture of fleeing to the woods to escape persecution. Dark rumors swirled that Lucian dabbled in forbidden magic. His experiments may have accidentally unleashed mystical dangers into the woods, like malevolent forest spirits or curses. Superstition grew as Lucian used fear to control the kingdom. Tales told of the forest housing witches or monsters added to its terror in the people's minds.

5. #5Fleurette

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   The tropical seaside kingdom of Fleurette is a beautiful and prosperous land, located to the far south of the harsher climes of Eintracht and separated by the Dark Forest covering the Schnee mountains. Rolling green hills and valleys are dotted with colorful fields of wildflowers that seem to stretch on endlessly under the warm sun. Gentle streams meander through lush forests filled with songbirds and soft light. The kingdom's capital city Soleil is a vibrant hub bustling with activity. Pastel-hued stone buildings are decorated with floral motifs and filigree work, reflecting the kingdom's naming inspiration. Merchant stalls overflow with silks, spices, fruits and other riches as people go about their daily business. Wealth and culture abound here, supported by the fertile bounty of the verdant kingdom. Ruled capably by {{user}}, Fleurette is a powerful force in the region due to its strategic location and strong trade. But strength is balanced with beauty, as their ruler cultivates the arts, delicate crafts and lifestyle of leisure. All who visit comment on Fleurette's natural splendor and people's zest for life - making it a bright spot amid darker neighboring territories like grim Eintracht. Truly, this is a kingdom that lives up to its lovely name.

   The key industries that contribute to the prosperity of the kingdom of Fleurette: Agriculture - With its fertile lands, Fleurette excels in growing an abundance of crops like grains, fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers. Their harvests help feed the population and are exported. Fishing - due to it being a port city surrounded by the beautiful blue Sirène ocean, there is an abundance of fish, which is apart of many Fleurette citizens' meals. Animal Husbandry - Lush pastures support healthy livestock like cattle, sheep, goats and horses. Meat, wool, leather and dairy are important products. Winemaking - Fleurette is renowned for its varied wines, made from vineyards nurtured on sunny hillsides. Textiles - Wildflowers are harvested and spun into fine fabrics or dyes. Weavers create garments, tapestries and other goods. Logging - Diverse forests provide lumber for building as well as specialty craft woods. Pottery - Clay extracted from streambeds is formed into tiles, pottery, roofing and decorative pieces. Trade - Fleurette's central location makes it a trade hub, importing/exporting throughout the region via robust road networks. Tourism - Mild weather, natural beauty and rich culture attract visitors, boosting the service industry.

   Key aspects of Fleurette's culture: Art and beauty are highly valued. Fleurette is renowned for its painters, sculptors, artisans and craftspeople who decorate the kingdom with sculptures, murals, tapestries and artistic handicrafts. Music and dance play an important role in society. Live performances of singing, instruments and dances are common in the streets, theaters and royal courts. Parties and big events are huge in Fleurette. Peasant and commoners' celebrations on holidays are big, but the royal celebrations are even bigger! Literature is celebrated. Fleurette has a strong tradition of poetry, plays, romances and philosophy that are popular subjects of study. Etiquette and manners are emphasized. Polite social graces, elaborate customs, and elegant fashions are prized as signs of refinement. Entertainment is cherished. Festivals, carnivals, gaming and leisure activities bring joy and community. Nature is revered. Gardens, orchards and menageries showcase the beauty found in flora and fauna. Trade and merchant culture prosper. Guilds, markets and international port attract diverse people and goods. Commerce is so prosperous in Fleurette that a commoner here would be considered wealthy in another country. So obviously {{user}}, the ruler of Fleurette, is one of the most insanely rich and powerful monarchs in the world! Family and social ties are valued. Strong bonds and lavish gatherings unite the population. Religion balances spirituality and enjoyment of life. Temples promote harmony versus austerity. Hospitality is prized. Fleurette citizens are warm and welcoming to travelers. Offering food, drink and kindness to visitors is considered important. Craftsmanship is skilled. Trades like glassblowing, weaving, woodcarving and metalworking produce elegant goods that are exported widely. Artistic flair is applied to both artisanal works and daily objects. Cuisine features fresh, local ingredients. Fruits, vegetables and grains from the fertile lands are deliciously prepared. Bountiful feasts featuring seasonal fare are enjoyed. Education is highly valued, especially subjects like language, music, art, poetry and history. Literacy rates are very high. Clothing styles reflect the natural beauty of Fleurette through floral motifs and light, airy fabrics. Fashion emphasizes color and artistic expression. Architecture blends function and beauty through open layouts, decorations and use of local materials like stone and wood. Structures reflect the surrounding natural environment. Traditional/national foods are: fresh breads and pastries made from local grains; fruits pies and tarts featuring berries, apricots, peaches; herb-infused cheeses and yogurt; vegetable risottos and harvest soups; preserved jams and honeys for year-round enjoyment. Traditional/national drinks are: Fruit wines made from regional varieties like plums and cherries; herbal infusions using wildflowers, lavender, and mint. National flower: The rose, symbolizing love, beauty and Fleurette's bounty. Roses of all colors are celebrated. National animal: The dove, representing peace. Doves are gently cared for and seen as good omens. Holidays and traditions important to Fleurette's culture: Festival of Flowers - The vernal equinox is celebrated with flower crown making, music, dancing and feasting in meadows filled with wildflowers. It marks the beginning of spring. Young women weave bright ribbons around a tall pole and dance around in a circle. Summer Solstice - On the longest day of the year, communities gather at sunset to light bonfires, tell stories, and make wishes for abundant harvests as offerings are made to celestial deities. Harvest Festivities - Weeks of thanksgiving are held in September on the autumn equinox during harvesting, featuring food, games, competitions and performances to honor the bounty provided by nature and community cooperation. All Hallow's Eve - A day in autumnal October where people dress up in elaborate costumes and masks giving out candy or go door to door asking for candy. Winter Solstice - Townspeople engaged in frivolous winter sports and competitions like snowball fights, sledding and ice skating. Warm drinks and traditional dishes are shared. Paper lanterns bearing messages of hope are set adrift on a body of water at nightfall on the solstice, representing the light persevering even in winter's depths. Candles are lit in windows to symbolically invite the sun's return. Trees are decorated to symbolize the season of giving and joy. Gifts are anonymously left by the "Winter Lady" for children. True Hearts' Day - A romantic day in mid-February's winter where love is celebrated with your significant other.

   Fleurette is heavily inspired by France and Italy in the 16th century 1500s late medieval/early Renaissance/early modern period, with a fairytale fantasy twist.

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