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'''Talgar''' is a region in [[Kovir and Poviss]] at the foot of the [[Dragon Mountains]]. It is bordered to the west by the mountainous region of [[Velhad]], and to the east by [[Malleore]]. The nearest major city is [[Hengfors]]. It is jokingly said that the winter there lasts from September to May, the other seasons include spring and fall, and that summer begins on the first Tuesday after the August new moon ending the following Wednesday morning.
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'''Talgar''' is a region at the foot of the [[Dragon Mountains]], bordered to the east by [[Creyden]] and [[Malleore]]. The former Kingdom, currently a margraviate of [[Kovir and Poviss]]. It has been a homeland to several members of the [[House of Thyssen]] since [[Godamba Thaess'en]] was knighted by its contemporaneous King.
   
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Due to the strong local position of the House's branches, Talgar became a shelter to young [[Esterad Thyssen]] and a large number of exiles still loyal to him after the [[Secession of Poviss]] and the following events which led to the collapse of the [[Kovir and Poviss|Kingdom]]. The country was ruled then by Lady [[Bernika of Talgar|Bernika]] who took the power after escape from a mage tower in which she was imprisoned due to the suspicions of being afflicted with the curse of the [[Black Sun]]. Her reign was rather strict - rumour has it that the most seen part of the Talgarian landscape were the gallows. <ref>It is worth noting that the source of this rumour was the mage [[Stregobor]]. As an adherent of King [[Idi]], he held Esterad's shelterers in rather less than warm regard.</ref> [[Zuleyka of Talgar|Zuleyka]], young lady whom Esterad married in the exile, could be presumably Bernika's relative.
One of the more famous people from Talgar is [[Bernika of Talgar|Bernika]], who was said to have been afflicted with the curse of the [[Black Sun]]. She later came to rule the region. Another well-known person from Talgar is [[Zuleyka]], wife of [[Esterad Thyssen]].
 
   
 
== Heraldry ==
 
== Heraldry ==
[[Image:COA Talgar.png|100px|Talgar coat of arms]]
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[[File:COA Talgar.svg|100px|Talgar coat of arms]]
   
This particular coat of arms was designed by our resident heraldry and Witcher expert [[User:Mboro|Mboro]].
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This particular coat of arms was inspired by the work of our resident heraldry and Witcher expert [[User:Mboro|Mboro]].
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== Notes ==
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*It is jokingly said that the winter there lasts from September to May, the other seasons include spring and fall, and that summer begins on the first Tuesday after the August new moon ending the following Wednesday morning.
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== References ==
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Latest revision as of 09:44, 4 August 2016

Talgar

Talgar is a region at the foot of the Dragon Mountains, bordered to the east by Creyden and Malleore. The former Kingdom, currently a margraviate of Kovir and Poviss. It has been a homeland to several members of the House of Thyssen since Godamba Thaess'en was knighted by its contemporaneous King.

Due to the strong local position of the House's branches, Talgar became a shelter to young Esterad Thyssen and a large number of exiles still loyal to him after the Secession of Poviss and the following events which led to the collapse of the Kingdom. The country was ruled then by Lady Bernika who took the power after escape from a mage tower in which she was imprisoned due to the suspicions of being afflicted with the curse of the Black Sun. Her reign was rather strict - rumour has it that the most seen part of the Talgarian landscape were the gallows. [1] Zuleyka, young lady whom Esterad married in the exile, could be presumably Bernika's relative.

Heraldry[ | ]

Talgar coat of arms

This particular coat of arms was inspired by the work of our resident heraldry and Witcher expert Mboro.

Notes[ | ]

  • It is jokingly said that the winter there lasts from September to May, the other seasons include spring and fall, and that summer begins on the first Tuesday after the August new moon ending the following Wednesday morning.

References[ | ]

  1. It is worth noting that the source of this rumour was the mage Stregobor. As an adherent of King Idi, he held Esterad's shelterers in rather less than warm regard.