Frostbourne RPG

History:

Early history: The Frostbourne is the oldest still-standing and among the largest nation on the Continent, which, despite being the largest continent in the Overworld, has a shorter recorded history than the others. The Frostbourne's ancestors lived in igloos before establishing walled cities, hunting Withers to create beacons and progress their technology. Their predecessor was the vassal state of the Ancient Illager Empire, which controlled the eastern and southern portion of the northwest snow biomes. As the empire declined, the Frostbourne was founded, adopting some of the empire's bureaucracy. They aimed to protect the northwest snow biomes from the undead, who did not burn in sunlight because of the freezing climate. This constant danger ingrained combat into Frostbourne culture, and they became known as the strongest, most hardened people in the Overworld.

As the faction expanded, it built the Frostbourne Castle (less than 300 years ago) and developed a great army. It was able to extend its protection to outlying villages such as Glacierford and towns in the Far Plains. In recent history, the chief scholar Lady Azura studied Ender technology to create artificial elytras, guns and airships for the army, placing the Frostbourne at the forefront of human science. Aside from some civil wars, the Overworld was relatively peaceful until the outbreak of the Undead War.

War's: Undead War: Herobrine, a misanthropic and powerful necromancer, began raising an undead army to wipe out humanity. Over the next decade, the Undead threatened human extinction, emerging out of the caves at night to raze major settlements. Under Grandmaster Theo, the Frostbourne engaged their forces against Herobrine.

the Undead invaded Glacierford. Because the Frostbourne warrior Rain tamed the Ender Dragon, the Frostbourne were able to forge an alliance with the Ender Watchers. The two factions retook Glacierford, but Herobrine allied with the Nether Horde and drove them out again. Theo was slain in the battle and was succeeded by Patrick Wynter. After Rain's assassination of the Pig King sent the Nether into civil war, the new grandmaster recognized that the Undead was once again vulnerable. Patrick organized a small party which successfully lured and killed Herobrine with the End's assistance, ending the war. To eliminate any further threats, Azura wiped out the Wither Angels from the Floating Isles.

Nether War: After General Naeus won the Nether Civil War and crowned himself king, the Nether destroyed the Ender Watchers and invaded the Overworld. Seeing themselves as the Overworld's vanguard, the Frostbourne are now fighting against the Nether Empire's invasion. After the Far Plains was conquered by the Nether, the Frostbourne mounted a costly attempt to retake it. They failed, but Emperor Naeus, a wither skeleton, was crushed by an airship and incapacitated.

The Frostbourne got pushed back to the snow biomes, but they exploited the terrain and weather to crush the freezing invaders. Through a counteroffensive, they drove the Nether out of the north and the west. Just as they were about to drive the Nether out of the Overworld, they were forced to retreat by the appearance of Emperor Naeus, whose skeleton had been reconstructed with Netherite, and his reinforcements. The Frostbourne are now in danger of losing their hard-won ground.

As a result of the rise of the Corpse Alliance, Ser Patrick created the Undead Exteriminators - headed by Irom Mizerak - to deal with them.

Government: The Frostbourne is an authoritarian stratocracy (military government). A meritocracy, it promotes leaders based on their skill, wit, or strength, and frowns upon nepotism. It is ruled by a long line of knightly leaders called grandmasters, who oversee not just the military but the entire nation. While Frostbourne villages appoint their own mayors and governors, they must still answer to the grandmaster. The current grandmaster is Patrick Wynter. The grandmaster is succeeded by the next strongest or most influential commander. Hilda is next in line, followed by Agatha or Virmir. Scholars such as Azura do not usually become grandmasters, as they are more useful in the laboratory. The Frostbourne has a council of lawmakers, which is responsible for enforcing conscription.

Military and technology: Alongside the Saltbourne, the Frostbourne has one of the biggest military in the continent, which consists of six divisions:

Frostbourne Footsoldiers: Melee infantry unit wielding cudgels and shields or spears. Headed by Hilda. Number of soldiers: (6000)

Frostbourne Archers: Ranged infantry unit wielding bows. Headed by Syphion at present. Number of soldiers: (5500)

Frostbourne Cavalry: A unit of soldiers mounted on horseback wielding naginatas. Headed by Patrick Wynter. Number of soldiers (2500) [The Cavalry is most expensive corps due to horse maintenance costs]

Frostbourne Bandits: A mainly penal unit established by Patrick. Headed formerly by Daryll, now led by Flint. Number of members: (700)

Elytra Corps: A unit of wingsuited, airship-based soldiers co-founded by Azura and Doraine Wintona, headed by Azura and Lyria Wintona. Number of soldiers: (400) [Because the construction and sewing of Elytra is costly and it takes time and money to train the soldiers to fly, there is no more soldier capacity in Elytra corps at the moment.]

Undead Exteriminators: A special operations unit for dealing with the remnant Undead during the Nether War. Headed by Irom Mizerak. Number of soldiers: (2000) [They focus more on tactics than weapons because the number of undeads is high and they usually attack in groups of more than 100 people, but they are not as dangerous as the Nether Empire forces, but there is a risk of transmitting diseases and becoming undead for soldiers.]

It also has five ranks: soldiers; marshalls, who keep rank and maintain morale; officers such as Agatha, who lead specific units within armies under commanders/generals like Hilda, who head their own army; and the Grandmaster, the leader of the Frostbourne.

Frostbourne civilians may be conscripted, and taught to always be ready to take up arms in times of crisis. After finishing battle training at the age of 12, children are deployed to outposts and castles as assistants. In dire situations, minors under the age of 18 may be sent to battle, but only as part of the defense. Those found unfit for conscription are trained in other skills such as medicine and crafting.

While the Nether Empire has the larger army, the Frostbourne outmatches them in battle tactics, military training, technology, and air superiority. With the exception of the Wither Angels, Nether troops falter when exposed to the Frostbourne's freezing climate. Despite initial success, a blizzard exploited by the Frostbourne led to the Nether's loss in the Battle of the Tundra Outpost. A common Frostbourne strategy is to deploy the cavalry separately from the infantry, taking the enemy by surprise by flanking them. Horsemen are therefore usually reserved as reinforcements. It also has a handful of iron golems, but only one or two are usually sent into battle due to the small population.

The chief scholar Lady Azura studied Ender technology to create artificial elytra, guns and airships for the army, placing the Frostbourne at the forefront of human science. Azura created beacon guns made of redstone and compressed beacons, but they are unstable and may explode if they overheat. Since they cannot be mass produced due to limited resources and are less precise than the bow, they are reserved for bandits. After Ceris, the End Matriarch, gifted Azura elytra, she found a way to mass produce them, using them to make wingsuits. While designing the airships, Azura incorporated an Ender material that she salvaged from an End Ship wreckage fitted with cannons. It is unstable, but somehow provides huge amounts of energy. The last two inventions inspired Azura to create the Elytra Corps. Nostra, a foreign alchemist, joined the Frostbourne after the Battle of Hemlock and claims to hail from a technologically advanced society. Azura and Nostra now work together. They study the Frostbourne's two End Crystals, which were procured by the Endstone Crusaders, to create new inventions such as the Machine Golem.

The first three airships were all downed in the Battle of Hemlock, the first time they saw battle. One was repaired for the Frostbourne's counteroffensive, but was again destroyed at Hemlock. The bandit division, established by Patrick, consists of reformed bandits such as Flint and captured criminals. While bandits are unsuitable for battles, Patrick uses them for minor operations such as sabotaging enemy supply lines.

Foreign relations: Alliances: Ender watchers [Dissolved]: (The Ender Watchers were a small faction in the End. During the War of the Ender Kingdoms [War occurred 300 years ago], the surviving factions became one alliance under Matriarch Ceris, the ruler of Dragonspire. The newly formed Ender Watchers managed to defeat and banish Lance, the warlord who started the war. They locked away the End Crystals, whose power Lance abused, and built their capital city near the gateway to the Nether.

The Watchers were far isolated from the other kingdoms. They alone involved themselves with outside affairs. They allied with the Frostbourne, a faction in the Overworld; named one of their warriors Ceris's heir; and ended a longstanding war there. The Nether Horde, one of their enemies in the war, conquered their capital, slayed their leaders, and enslaved their people. The Watchers have been vanquished, but they sent their artefacts to their Overworld allies who fight against the Nether.)

Endstone Crusaders [Squad of champion]: (The Endstone Crusaders is an alliance between Rain, Stella, Kane, and Ciara. They were formed when nether war begins to help the Frostbourne find the End Crystals

History: Rain and Stella of the Frostbourne and Kane and Ciara of the Netherbane joined together to fight against the Nether and locate the End Crystals for the Frostbourne, before the Nether found them. They called themselves the Endstone Crusaders.

The Endstone Crusaders went to the Piglin Kingdom to get the first crystal from the Piglin King. In the process, they wiped out a bastion and the royal guard, while Ciara killed the King. Their actions caused the kingdom to collapse into a civil war.

Kane and Ciara tracked down the next crystal to Pillager Town. Kane fought the Pillager King for it, but unintentionally destroyed it. Meanwhile, Rain and Stella teamed up with Nostra to obtain another crystal from the Deep Dark. The fourth and final crystal fell into the hands of the Wither Angels. Its accidental destruction indirectly caused the resurrection of the Nether Princess.

With two crystals in the Frostbourne's hands, the Endstone Crusaders regrouped at the Netherbane Tavern.

Members: Rain Wynter Stella Kane [Kane, the Netherbane Captain, is a main character in Fractures. Kane leads the Netherbane, which he began after the Nether Horde invaded the Overworld in the first season. He runs the organization from his tavern in the Swamp and maintains an interdimensional intelligence network. A key player in the Nether–Overworld War, Kane is secretly building a network against the Nether Empire; he planned the Unburnt Rebellion and is striking alliances across the free world, including with the Frostbourne and the Soulsand Servitors. Kane co-founded the Endstone Crusaders with Ciara, his partner in the Netherbane. Design: Kane is a man in his mid-thirties with a light gray complexion, purple eyes with white pupils and black — but slightly greying — hair. His hair is grown long on the right side of his face and completely covers his right eye. Kane is the tallest human character.

Personality: Kane is usually clad in his Netherbane uniform — a red-brown leather gambeson with light cyan shoulderplates, black and cyan rims, leather boots and a large, black belt with a silver buckle. He is also armed with a cleaver, a pistol with a golden barrel and a crossbow.

Kane is best described as calm unless the situation does not favor him, where he can become rash and blinded by anger. In Nightmares, it is shown that he has some degree of care and trust towards Ciara, as he tries to convince her to return the gold she stole from Piglins, and chases after her when she goes to attack them. He was also able to stop her from chasing after Stella when they found her at the Coven Village.

Skills: Kane is an expert marksman and can aim even whilst on horseback, and favors a pistol and mounted crossbow. As he is ambidextrous, Kane can shoot with either hand. He is strong in close combat and is armed with a cleaver. After being bested by Rain, Kane trained hard in secret. He can now easily win against the Dragon Tamer in unarmed combat.

Kane's main strength lies in his apt social intelligence. He is a skilled negotiator, managing to turn even the bloodthirsty Nether Princess to his goals by playing on her fear of losing her crown. People who know him has described him as 'street smart' and 'charismatic'. He may also be an experienced brewer, due to his presumed expertise working as a barkeep in the Netherbane Tavern.

After he resurrected himself with a totem of undying, Kane can now revive himself if he falls to his wounds. However, if he is decapitated, Kane will die permanently]

Ciara [Ciara, the Netherbane Cutthroat, is a Netherbane assassin and Kane's partner. An agile and ruthless fighter, Ciara is an undead human and so can only be killed by decapitation or strong magic. Ciara was slain by the Nether Princess after trying to assassinate her lifelong enemy, the Piglin King. Kane was forced to form a truce with the Princess by helping her defeat Lance, after convincing the Princess he would invade the Nether. Afterwards, Kane revived Ciara with one of Lance's totems of undying and gave her Lance's karambits, a pair of knives which can teleport its user when thrown. When Kane and Ciara joined the Endstone Crusaders, she finally got the chance to kill the Piglin King.

Design:Ciara is a short female - shorter than Stella - who originally had brown hair and hazel eyes, with tan skin. Her outfit in both iterations is composed of a red plaited top with short grey pants[1], and black boots with red laces. Her former weaponry in this time included a katana and a pair of knives.

Upon her revival, her skin turned grey, her hair noticeably darkened and her eyes turned electric blue; traits of a Totem-revived Undead Human. The only other thing that changed was her weapons (the original were lost in the Nether), taking Lance's karambits for her own.

For the redesigns, Ciara's overhaul is remarkably more effective for her combat style. The Cutthroat now sports a red, checkered corset, black armguards and pauldrons of leather, a red hair clip, and grey pants with red stitching along the sides. A blackened scar is visible across her abdomen.

Personality:Ciara is initially portrayed as an overconfident, stubborn, and sassy fighter, who is focused on finishing her task without any remorse for whomever she slays, and no matter the cost. Because of this, it made her extremely close-minded, as she was unable to realize Stella is fully human by the time she fought her, and caused her to ignore Kane and his voice of reason. Ciara is also prone to underestimating her enemies, not helped by her unhealthy sense of pride, which has ultimately cost the Cutthroat her life in one such encounter.

Prior to her final battle with Porkshire, Ciara had shown hints of being a decent person deep on the inside, being able to gauge someone's worry or distress rather quickly Most of her more positive traits become more apparent after the death of Porkshire, including a willingness to connect with others on a personal level (EG: Rain and his relationship with Abigail). However, since she is still new to this, it can be perceived as meddlesome to those who knew her prior to killing her nemesis.

Skills: Ciara is shown to have prowess in close combat fighting, utilizing her karambits and their abilities to their full potential. She is capable of teleporting through use of her karambits and with ease and has higher pain resistance than most, a trait seemingly shared by Undead Humans. Ciara is skilled in ambushes and the art of distraction, preferring the shroud of nightfall, stealth and swiftness; she usually disarms her opponent or forces their weapon back before swiftly executing the killing blow whilst they are still exposed. However, with no exploitable vulnerabilities or exposed areas, she usually falters in the game of endurance, before she accidentally falls to the same tactic she exploits with such effectiveness. Her teleportation can catch her opponents off guard, however, and she can clear entire bastions with ease.]

Lucas[real name is Lance] [Lance, the Rogue Ender Mage, is the main antagonist of War of the Ender Kingdoms and a supporting character in the latter half of Fractures. Lance is voiced by Michael Zekas, formerly by Austin Lee Matthews.

Hundreds of years ago, Lance ruled the Void Kingdom. When his proposal to weaponize the End Crystals and conquer the other dimensions was rejected by his fellow Ender Lords, Lance began the War of the Ender Kingdoms. Accumulating crystals, his void magic rose to deific heights. He conquered most of the End and reached the status of an Ascended Mortal before he was defeated, de-powered and banished by the Ender Watchers.

Lance, severely weakened, lived in isolation in the swamp lands of the Overworld. He survived an attempt on his life by Kane and Abigail Crysteffor, transferring his consciousness to his creation, the Ender Frog. Now powerless, Lance joins the Endstone Crusaders on their battles against the Nether Empire.

Lance's plans are unclear, and since he lies about his name and origin, he probably intends to revive himself later using the End Crystals to restore the Void Kingdom, although he himself is disappointed with this plan.])

Netherbane [Indirect alliance]:(The Netherbane is a small faction in the Overworld. It is captained by Kane and based out of the Netherbane Tavern. Kane's agents include assassins, mercenaries, and mages who either work voluntarily or for payment. They are sent on small missions with the aim of hampering the Nether's invasion of the Overworld, including sabatoging their supply lines and hunting Netherkin.

Kane, the publican of the Netherbane Tavern, founded the Netherbane during nether war. It quickly built up substantial wealth, a massive intelligence network, and its own territory in the Swamp. The short Netherbane–Piglin Kingdom conflict ended in a truce. Soon after the Nether War began, the Netherbane became a hidden ally of the Frostbourne against the Nether Empire

History: The Netherbane Tavern was once an ordinary bar run by the barkeeper, Kane. The events of season one, which saw the Nether Horde join a war against humankind, led Kane to start an anti-Nether guild out of his tavern off-screen.

The Netherbane assassin Ciara, Kane's partner, let loose and violently indulging her hatred of the piglins despite Kane's caution. On the verge of killing the Piglin King, Ciara was slain by the Nether Princess. Kane managed to negotiate a truce between the Netherbane and the Piglin Kingdom in exchange for helping the princess kill a former Ender Lord, Lance, who Kane suggested was planning to invade the Nether. After the job, Kane looted Lance's magic blades and totem of undying for Ciara.

In nether war, the Horde's new king, Naeus, launched an invasion of the Overworld which became a full-scale war against the Frostbourne, one of the two largest human factions. Kane and Ciara allied with Rain and Stella to form the Endstone Crusaders. Their first mission was to collect the End Crystals for the Frostbourne and assist in the war effort. While they were helping the Frostbourne, the Netherbane continued to operate the tavern. At the end of season three, the Crusaders returned to the Netherbane Tavern after a completed, partially successful mission. They now use it as their base.

Information:The Netherbane is a small, organized group of warriors and assassins, led by the Netherbane Captain Kane, who are dedicated to halting the Nether Horde in their conquest against the Overworld and provide refuge to those affected in the conquest. Part of their mission involves purging the realm of the Horde's influence and desolation, eliminating Nether garrisons, and hunting down individuals responsible for them, such as the Nether's soldiers and Netherkin. For this, they have specially trained members in their ranks, skilled assassins such as Ciara.

They have a vast information network across the three realms, giving them access to valuable information. They are also very rich despite their small size, being able to hire mercenaries when needed, though their wealth is incomparable to the Saltbourne's trade empire.

Their cover of operation occurs within the Netherbane Tavern, under the guises of waiters and bartenders by night.)

Saltbourne [trade partner]: (The United Kingdom of Saltbourne, or simply known as the Saltbourne, is a villager kingdom which rules the Guardian's Landing. While the newest nation in the Overworld, they quickly rose into a great naval power of the realm with their mastery over the seas. Their capital is based on the Port City, carved into the continent's southern cliffsides. Their territory is blocked from the rest of the continent by the Guardian's Mountains. Protected from conflicts of the north, the kingdom's only enemy is the Drowned Legion. Their current monarch is Vardoclyus Fourseasons.

The Drowned Legion is a kingdom of undead who live deep in the ocean and are the strongest legion of the undead. They consider Saltbourne their enemy because they built Port City near their territory and intend to destroy Port City. And of course Saltbourne is a liberal kingdom and due to opposing policies they do not have a good relationship with Frostbourne except for trade relations and have many differences. Military and technology: Alongside the Frostbourne, the Saltbourne has one of the biggest military in the continent, which consists of five known divisions:

Saltbourne Halberdiers: Melee infantry unit with full plate armor wielding iron halberds. Saltbourne Musketeers: Ranged infantry unit wielding flintlock muskets with bayonets attached.

Saltbourne Navy: Naval unit of warship-based soldiers, tasked to fight threats of the sea.

War Golems: Heavy infantry unit, consist of armored Iron Golems, placed at the flanks of formations.

Cannoneer Golems: Heavy artillery unit, consist of War Golems wielding cannons.

Due to their large population, the Saltbourne doesn't conscript their civilians. They boast a larger Iron Golem population than Frostbourne which, while less advanced than Frostbourne's, can be deployed in larger numbers, large enough to constitute their own military division. The Saltbourne's primary strength is in their naval force, described as being "the biggest and most advanced in the Overworld" to maintain their extensive trade empire.)

Ramil Sultanate [Colony]: (The Ramil Sultanate is a small country in the Barren Frontier. It is ruled by the villager sultans of the dynasty of Ramil, which is the largest of the desert villages. Saladin Ramil is the incumbent Sultan.

The Barren Frontier was once unified as the Osman Empire. After the overthrow of Emperor Osiris Osman, the northern villages declared independence under the Ramil dynasty. After Herobrine resurrected him, an undead Osiris and the Scorched Corpses conquered the southern Frontier and are now at war with the Ramil Sultanate. Ramil has allied with other desert factions such as the Dune Bandits, The Desert Scorned, Dust Bounty Hunters, and Kanwyn Oasis Bandits against Osiris.)

Unburnt Rebellion [Alliance is forming]: (The Unburnt Rebellion is a coalition of rebel factions co-ordinated in nether by the resurrected Abigail Crysteffor, aiming to fight against the Nether Horde.

The Unburnt Rebellion formed following the Piglin Kingdoms victory in the Nether Horde-Piglin Kingdom War, in hopes of consolidating likeminded rebel forces into one cause to stand against the Nether Horde. This faction is lead by the former Nether Princess, Abigail Crysteffor, and is primarily formed from the body of the former Freedom Fighters, whose members choose to join the Abigail in creating a new faction, as opposed to reassimilating into the Piglin Kingdom.)

Enemies:

Nether Empire: (The Nether Empire is a great power in the Nether with occupied territories in the Overworld and End. A successor to the Nether Kingdom, it is the first interdimensional empire, one of the largest in history, and continues to be dominated by the Nether Horde, a political union of pigmen, wither skeletons, and other imperial loyalists. The empire is an absolute dictatorship and military society that has conscripted most of its population.

The Nether Empire was established by King Naeus with his recent conquest of New Dragonspire, and its neo-Tuskarrist objectives include Nether reunification and world domination. Naeus is immortal, and plans to reign as the Nether Emperor in perpetuity. Rapid conquests have left the empire with a vast but unstable realm, threatened by war in the Overworld (due to its invasion) and rebellion in the Nether (due to its forced reassimilation of minor kingdoms)

Military: The Nether Empire does not have any official armed forces or military. Instead, anybody is required to fight if they are called to, and most pigmen voluntarily joined the battle because they have a penchant for violence. There is no training for soldiers, because pigmen and wither skeletons are naturally powerful; people are just ordered to go to battle and given a weapon.

Imperial forces are very disorganized. Frostbourne commanders lead their own assigned armies, but Nether generals can order anyone around and form their own armies. There are four social ranks: the Emperor (Naeus); the generals (Hogsworth, Kralos, and Brots), who answer directly to the Emperor; the captains; and the common people and soldiers, who are known as the Horde. The Wither Clan's elite, the Wither Knights, also still exist.

The total number of soldiers and forces of the Nether Empire army is estimated to be around 30,000, and if we count civilians, this number reaches 50,000 people because creatures like pigmen and piglins mostly have families, wives, and children. Of course, women and children also take up weapons and fight in the critical situations. The word civilians is almost meaningless for the Nether Empire because the Nether creatures have grown up and developed in very difficult conditions and constant war for survival.)

Corpse Alliance: (The Corpse Alliance is a union of five major Undead Lords, former generals under Herobrine's Undead. They have allied with the Nether Empire to destroy human settlements

The Corpse Alliance is comprised of five undead factions led by the respective Undead Lords, each with their own banners. They have lesser numbers compared to Herobrine's Undead, but have enough time to properly train the lower undead in combat. They aim to destroy mankind for their own desires and have allied with the Nether Empire due to aligned goals.

The five undead lords of the alliance are the most powerful among other lords aside from Osiris Osman of the Scorched Corpses and Exton of the Drowned Legion.)

Territory: The Frostbourne's homeland is the northwest snow biomes, a peninsular region that forms the Continent's northwest corner. There are five settlements: the Frostbourne Castle, Fort Avalanche, Glacierford, Icegarden, Hailfort, and Frostport. The Frostbourne Castle is the capital, while Glacierford, as a border town, is the most populous. The Frostport serves as the trading hub between Frostbourne and Saltbourne. The Frostbourne, combined, and the Saltbourne capital Port City's populations are not "too far apart".

In addition, the Frostbourne has forces in the eastern Mystic Forest, the northern Barren Frontier, and a former Nether Empire garrison in the Wither Forest, presumably to defend against upcoming imperial advances. Before the Nether War, the Frostbourne claimed Hemlock, Far Plains.

Additional explanations about territories, castles, and defense;

Frostbourne Castle: (Frostbourne Castle, known as the capital of Frostbourne, is located in the westernmost point of the tundra and covers an area of about 60,000 square meters. It has a central castle, the castle covers an area of 8,000 square meters. There are about 1000 cottages and houses around the castle, which are built according to the snowy and cold climate of the region. Of course, there are two markets, taverns, blacksmiths, armor and clothing sewing, stables for horses, etc. The population of the capital is about 3,000 people, of which 1,500 are civilians, children and the elderly. The airships and two end crystals obtained are also kept in Frostbourne Castle. The castle has 7 watchtowers and defenses. There is no walling and the mountains are used as a natural barrier.)

Fort Avalanche: (The border city is the closest city to the main camp of the Nether Empire, and most of the military resides in this area, and is used as the main defense to prevent the advance of the Nether Empire forces. It has an area of about 10,000 square meters and is protected by strong walls. Its population is 1,200 people, of which a small number, about 120, are civilians.)

Icegarden: (The northernmost and coldest town where auxiliary forces and military weapons are kept. It has an area of about 18,000 square meters. Many researchers and people who do crafts live in this town. It has the weakest defense of all the towns. However, due to its remoteness, it is very unlikely to be attacked. It has a population of about 1,900, of which 1,000 are civilians.)

Hailfort: (The easternmost town, which is almost near the oak forests and is known as the main area for supplying Frostbourne with wood and timber, and covers an area of about 20,000 square meters. Of course, the town is not safe because the Corpse Alliance is in the oak forests because the shade of the trees protects them from the sun. The town is constantly forced to repel the undead, and the highest number of deaths is also in this town. Usually, people whose job is to cut down trees go to the forest to cut down trees, but they are hunted by the undead. For this reason, the loggers usually work in groups or with the protection of soldiers in the forests. The town has a population of about 2,000, of which 1,000 are civilians, although soldiers also usually have separate jobs here.)

Glacierford: (The southernmost town and the most border town is Frostbourne, which is the most populous town and is known as the main center of trade for Frostbourne and Saltbourne. It has an area of about 35,000 square meters. Craftsmen, farmers, ranchers, and other important jobs are common in this town. Of course, this town is protected by high walls and many watchtowers, and of course, soldiers roam the surrounding forests because the largest wither skeleton camp in the overworld is located near this town. The town's population is about 4,500 people, of which 2,700 are civilians.)

[Frostbourne currently has a population of around 29,700, of which around 17,100 are military and the rest are civilians.]

Main members:

Patrick Wynter [Grandmaster] [Azura's secret partner] (Ser Patrick is the tallest human character He has short, olive hair and a long battle-scar extending on the right side of his face. Patrick has dark blue eyes and black eyebrows, and a fair complexion.

His armor is composed of a silver metal, with a glowing aquamarine core, a bulky, but flexible, exterior and small extensions upwards his helmet. His helmet can be equipped at moment's notice. He has a blue halo shape atop the helmet. Although he is typically helmetless, Patrick is never seen without partially wearing his armor.

Ser Patrick uses long and sharpened glaives as his weapons, which are fixed to his back when not in use. Personality: Ser Patrick is tactical and strategic, caring for the good of his overall people. He has stated that the reason he fights is for the survival and the future of his people, wanting the best for his kind; although he is usually very strict and demanding, he cares for many - especially Lady Azura. He is respected by many, and sometimes refered to as "Lord" even by those of other towns.

Ser Patrick is known to have a temper, However, he sees the good in many people, having reformed and united the Bandits with the refugees. His ultimate goal, as is the Frostbourne's, is the survival of humanity. He discourages plans with less survivability, unless it is their only choice.

Ser Patrick is quite self-aware, even to the degree of recognizing of the might of his supernatural opponents, being able to recognize that he needs to train to defend his home. His love for the human race is so vast, that he is even willing to lay down his life for his home, as seen when he fought Herobrine, knowing he wouldn't win, to buy time for the End Matriarch, figuring that the freedom of his home was worth losing his life over. He was at peace when he thought he was going to die, once he was assured that Herobrine would soon be slain.

Of losses and defeat, he does learns his mistakes and puts them to good use in the future, embracing them as lessons

Unfortunately, Patrick, having lived most of his life in war and strife, does not know much about how to make the country industrially and financially advanced. He knows that in order to continue the war and cover the costs, he must be able to expand trade and also make people do different things. However, because most of the people of Frostbourne are considered military forces, this is not very possible. Patrick would very much like Frostbourne to be industrially advanced like Saltbourne, but the war does not allow for this.)

Lady Azura [chief scholar] [Patrick's secret partner] (Lady Azura is a young woman of average height, with large, dark blue eyes, a consistent light skin tone, and long hair that has been dyed blue.[2] Her work uniform is a white lab coat and a black undershirt, gloves, shorts, and boots. She is usually seen wearing raised aviators' goggles.

Azura's hair was cut short and she was forced into hospital garments. Where Naeus had struck her in her before dress and now lies a lightning burn scar, and Azura is forced to wear a gray, modified leg brace in order to walk, since her leg is paralyzed This brace is revealed to grant temporary boosts in speed if activated, but whether this hurts the brace or not is unknown.

In battle, she wore a modified, bladed elytra colored a luminescent light blue and black armor, with a grey line going down the middle; one shoulder seems to be exposed. This has changed to a new, greyish wingsuit with a headset, dotted with faded blue spots, her wings have been compressed into a backpack of sorts, said wings being severed during the Nether fight with Kaia. Personality: Lady Azura wholeheartedly believes in what she sees is right and is not afraid to say so, making her a skilled debater. High in courage and valor against the face of the enemy, she is calm and can work out the most effective strategy in defeating them, such as leading Wither Angels in stone walls and deflecting a Ghast fireball towards a Wither.

She fights with a goal in mind, and knows her duty as a vanguard of her dimension, fighting to protect despite the dangers. She believes that one must act first, such as when she stated "I'll take the fight to them before they take the fight to us." She also is confident in herself, knowing when people underestimate her: "You underestimate my power."

And of course, Azura, despite she's stubbornness, is a kind and calm woman from within and does not like to hurt anyone, but because of the war and protecting herself and she's people, she has to, and of course the fact that Frostbourne needs her and she's inventions so that if Azura Killed It's Possible Frostbourne Fails It's Putting a Heavy Stress On Azura)

Nostra [Azura Research Partner] (Nostra, the Occult Doctor, is an alchemist from a foreign continent of the Overworld. They are currently aiding the Frostbourne in curing the Demon Curse

Design: Nostra is an average height presumed-human with waist length, messy brown hair, sparkling brown eyes and tanned skin. Their clothing is simply a Plague Doctor's attire, equipped with a light mask.

Story: A foreigner to the mainland, Nostra would sail to aid the Frostbourne with their Demon Curse outbreaks following the First Battle of the Far Plains. Overtime, Nostra's intellect and worldly knowledge would lead for them to join Azura in experimenting with End Crystals, even retrieving one themself with Stella and Rain Wynter - "specimens" that they watch with great interest.

Personality: Given by introductory renders and lore, Nostra is a calm and collected practitioner, proper in their ways of speaking and presentation. They hold, at the very least, a slight disdain for their medicinal practises being labelled "magic," and will insist that it is not so. They also seem to set themselves above others, as they think everyone else besides themselves is "sick" (Which is an egoistic thought.) They are not afraid to be upfront with people even as important as Azura, and hold a slight ego, but nothing on par with Lance or Naeus.

As seen in a joke render, Nostra dislikes, if not hates, being asked about their gender. However, this is unconfirmed to be canon for the time being.)

Skills: With their knowledge, Nostra is a skilled alchemist who can create life potions and golden apples, like Azura. Nostra also wields Contagion, and thanks to it, they were able to prune one of the plants controlled by Azalea. Additionally, they were capable of parrying with the dagger against one of her pawns, seemingly effortlessly, which shows that they may have experience in fights, and are proficient with daggers.)

Stella [Enchantress] [Rain's girlfriend] (Stella wears a black, knee-length dress and socks, and long black gloves.

Up until she wore a witch hat. In the events of she gained long fangs and red horns. She is taller than Ciara but shorter than Ceris, Azura and Kane. she has red stripes running down on her cheeks.

Sincn, her dress become shorter and she began to have her hair tied into a ponytail. Personality: Through her observant and optimistic nature, she is able to easily sympathize with others. A novice mage, she is naturally inquisitive and intrigued by the mystic arts and potion brewing, discovering ancient spells with her enchanted books and reading them; she can, however, be quite naive, and puts others first above her own safety, such as Zeganirn. Thanks to her inquisitiveness, she knows a bit of information about End Crystals, which can help the Endstone Crusaders in the future.

She is also shown to have a slight stubborn streak, as she tries to convince Ser Patrick and Rain Wynter - who is notoriously stubborn - to listen to her. She seems amused by such heated, meaningless arguments. She is never really angry for long, as she is always seen in a bright, cheery mood, even if someone has hurt her emotionally.)

Rain Wynter [Dragon Tamer,Warrior] [Stella's boyfriend] (Rain appeared to be a young man of average build and height; among his physical traits were navy blue eyes, ruffled dark hair and a consistent tan skin tone Rain's outfit was significantly overhauled, The Enderchosen now sports a purple-tinted armorset laced with black trailings and adorned with a tiny purple gem, all in all reminiscent of the Gatekeepers ruler. Besides that, his scar has noticeably healed, fading out with time. Personality: Adamant, fearless, and emotionally reckless, Rain is forceful and takes offence of being underestimated, most prominently seen in Wither Heart, easily driven by his heart. However, he does care for many, especially Abigail Crysteffor and Stella, consequently rushing himself into foolish and dangerous situations, most likely out of vengeance - but, as his foes such as Glutton and Djinn discovers, this renders him at his deadliest.

Rain's most prominent trait is his undying determination to protect his friends and fight for justice. Even when confronted with his former lover, Rain manages to suppress his emotions and was willing to bring himself to kill the nether princess. Rain is very compassionate and protective when it comes to his friends, especially Stella, being visibly panicked and rushed to her aid even after she'd turned into a feral Netherkin, and even dueling Kane for hurting her.

Rain's heart is sometimes fragile, because he couldn't fight with demonized Stella, but most times hardened, and he is very insistent and serious in tone. Rain can be ruthless, shown multiple times as he kills his enemies with no hesitation. He is determined, often adamant on decisions seen as unreasonable, not slaved to a basic ideal but loyal to his allies.

However, Rain is as burdened by the past as others. He displays survivors' guilt following the death of Abigail Crysteffor. Although it is difficult for him to let go.)

Flint [bandit] (Flint is a bearded middle-aged man with brown hair and dark eyes. He wears short-sleeved black attire with a belt and cuffs. Personality: Flint is a focused individual with immense loyalty to both his friends and his employers. Even after the death of Daryll, Flint chose to fight on for the Frostbourne, putting his life on the line without any hesitation. Flint seems to have a soft spot for alcohol, but seemingly only in moderation.)

Hilda [commander of the Footsoldiers] (Hilda is a tall woman with tan-olive skin, teal blue eyes and brown hair tied with blue hairbands. She wears standard Footsoldier armor, bearing a yellow insignia of the Frostbourne instead of blue. In battle, she wears a grey helmet with golden decorations and wields both a shield and mace Personality: Hilda is a brave and resolved person who can't be convinced to back down from battle, as in one of war with nether empire shown with Lyria Wintona's arguments. She wouldn't leave the Frostbourne Outpost for the Horde and was ready to fight against a bigger army than her own. She is good in strategy, as she knows that when a blizzard comes, her soldiers will have the upper hand against the Nether Empire.)

Lyria Wintona [Elytra Corps captain] (Lyria is a sixteen-year-old girl with light pink eyes, long, pink hair and a light complexion. She wears the Elytra Corps uniform with a small, blue necklace and an elytra on her back. Fireworks are strapped to her hip for flight and she wields similar armblades to Lady Azura. Personality: Lyria is a compassionate and inquisitive young girl, with a love for flying and a soft spot for her sister. She is quite cheery despite her situation, perhaps leading for a more naïve sort of character. Due to her inexperience, she is seemingly still uncertain of her performance in actual battle. She is afraid of the Nether Horde - potentially due to the fate of her sister as well as her young age and the war - but is willing to protect Hilda from Hogsworth without much thought for her own safety. Despite this fear, Dexter Kronos has stated she signed up for the army voluntarily, due to her sister's demise making things personal with the Horde.

Underneath her compassionate side, there has been hints from the Production Team that Lyria is actually a lonely and sad individual, having not moved on from the death of her sister. She is allegedly solely driven by rage against the Horde, hiding under her smile and childish mannerisms.)

Agatha [Blade Breaker، Footsoldiers soldier](Agatha is a tall, young woman with black eyes and hair. She has an undercut — the left side of her head is shaven, whilst the right parts from her forehead and falls just over her left eye. Agatha wears standard footsoldier uniform and wields a diamond longsword.)

Syphion [Archer Commander] (Syphion is pale-skinned man with brown hair and eyes. He wears the Frostbourne Archers uniform.)

Irom Mizerak [Undead Exteriminators Commander] (Irom is a human with light skin, blue hair with bangs, and blue eyes with a small scar marking his right one. He has a custom Frostbourne uniform)

Virmir [Vanguard] (Virmir is a young man with dark blue hair and a pale complexion. He wears the standard Frostbourne Footsoldiers uniform.)

Maya Terraflare [diplomatic] (Maya is a female human with long red hair and pale skin tone. In her Netherbane uniform, she wears a white dress shirt tied around the neck with a blue bow, a black skirt, tan fishnet stockings and dark grey, long socks with black boots. She also wears silky white gloves with a black bow tied into her hair, with her front hair tied up as well.)

Machine Golem [Offensive infantry] (Machine Golem looks like a normal Golem, but it has white eyes and wields a machine gun on its right hand. Some of the vines along its body are blue.

Jiggs [Cannon Golem] (Jiggs is an iron golem with a beard made of moss. He carries a heavy cannon similar to the ones equipped on airships and a sack on his back which carries cannonballs. Personality: Azura originally offered to upgrade Jiggs into a mecha golem, but he’s very conservative and dislikes having implants on himself.)

Bandits (Leader: Flint) Frostbourne Footsoldiers (Leader: Hilda) Elytra Corps (Leader: Lady Azura and /Lyria Wintona) Frostbourne Archers (Leader: Syphion) Frostbourne Cavalry (Leader: Ser Patrick) Undead Exterminators (Leader: Irom Mizerak)

[Overworld In addition to being the name of the dimension in which humanity lives, it is also the name of the continent, where the continent Overworld is about 18,000,000 square kilometers, and there are other continents that are either unknown or smaller than Overworld.]

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