9 Terms
Contributors in Fiction
Fiction
Mirdenay
Literature; Fiction
A market town under seisin Charter to Ra'anir Valley on the southeast shore of Rath Lake. Home to the Lakewarden Station for the Royal Preserve of Rath Lake.
Zhahir
Literature; Fiction
Relative value assigned to specific units of economic activity in order to calculate seisin, tithe, and various legal and economic transactions.
A'harhk'nis
Literature; Fiction
An anmaglâhk and companion of Hkuan'duv [Hkuanduv] who is skilled at wilderness survival and open combat. Plain Text: Aharhknis. First Appeared: S1B6 Child of a Dead God, the Noble Dead Saga.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
Literature; Fiction
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a novel by Mark Twain, published in 1884 in England. It is noted for it's vivid descriptions of the people and culture along the Mississippi River, and is considered ...
The Handmaid's Tale
Literature; Fiction
The Handmaid's Tale is a dystopian novel written by Canadian author Margaret Atwood, first published in 1985. It depicts a totalitarianism society named the Republic of Gilead, which replaced the ...
Voices
Literature; Fiction
Those who speak with special, Veran-wide forms of Authority--the King, the Lady, the President of the College of Elders, and the Council President. In times of emergency, the Lady of Veran or (if no ...
Virethan
Literature; Fiction
The scientist (known then as Virethan Matubhraman) whose seminal work formed the backbone of the Great Law, counted as 1st Lady of Veran, though the formal title had not evolved at the time of the ...
