Wraeththu wiki The Vaysh first appears in The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit when he is given charge over Pell following his "inception" as Tigron by Thiede. We're a collaborative community website about Wraeththu that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Authors from around the world have contributed stories, exploring Storm Constantine’s alluring and mysterious Student of Kyme is the second book in the Alba Sulh Sequence by Storm Constantine. From the 2017 Immanion Press edition: Now that humankind is on the edge of extinction and the androgynous Wraeththu have inherited the earth, hara have developed their own spiritual systems, often based upon ancient beliefs that developed when The Colustrates (col-yur-ass-teez) are a highly mystical tribe of Megalithica. Her world is overcrowded, and its resources have reached the breaking point. In An Educational Primer for Harlings, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Colustrates. They were hanging from the ceiling by their hair and were beyond staring at me, or doing anything else. From the 2018 Immanion Press edition: Para Spectral is the fifth Wraeththu Mythos anthology. This role is created by Thiede for Pellaz. They are ruled by the Braga. From the 2008 Immanion Press edition: A sequel to The Hienama The young Wraeththu har, Gesaril, has been shamed and cast out of Jesith, after an inappropriate affair with his hienama, Ysobi. It was published by Immanion Press in 2012. Where did they come from? How did it happen? Why is it spreading like a plague? I have seen what they do. It was published by Immanion Press in 2014. It was the author's first work and is probably the most widely known and most popular of her works. From the 2018 Immanion Press edition: Vaetta is not human. I have seen their faces. From the ruins of civilisation Songs to Earth and Sky is a Wraeththu Mythos short story anthology written and edited by Storm Constantine. When Cal arrives in Immanion, he assumes a role as the second Tigron, and thus Rue becomes his consort as well. In An Educational Primer for Harlings, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Gelaming, at that time the Varr' arch enemy. S. At Introduced in full in The Fulfilments of Fate and Desire, the Kamagrian (ka-mag-ree-an) first appear as a mysteries tribe, part of the Roselane, who appear to include females. Whispers of the World That Was is the first novel in the Gold Country series by E. Abrimel Afnina The Aghama (see Thiede) Aihah Amorel Arahal Arawn Ariaric (see Wraxilan) Arno Demell Ashmael Aldeberan Astarth Asvak Attica Azriel Braga Bryony Calanthe (Cal) Caeru Meveny Cedony Mithra Chelone Chrysm Luel Clariez Cleis Cobweb Colt Cora Wraeththu (RAY-thoo) is the collective term for the species of androgynes who came to replace humanity on Earth as the ruling species. It was published by Immanion Press in 2018. The consort of the Tigron is known as the Tigrina which in the Wraeththu Mythos is Caeru. ) Amaha Cathara (see Kalamah) Colustrates Dream Hara (see Roselane) Elhmen Emunah Ferelith Ferike Froia Garridan Gelaming Breeding Discontent is a Wraeththu Mythos novel by Wendy Darling and Bridgette Parker. They begin in 1987 with The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit published by MacMillan [1] a novel about a post-apocalyptic world where a new androgynous and magical mutant species known as Wraeththu are replacing humanity. Song of the Sulh is a Wraeththu Mythos novel by Maria Leel. From the 2003 Immanion Press edition: A dark tale set in Megalithica, Breeding Discontent tells the story of Lisia, a hostling in a secret Varrish breeding facility, forced to make pearls - new life - on demand by the military. Together the three hara constitute the Triad. It was published by Immanion Press in 2016. It was published in 2013 as one of the first titles issued by Immanion Press. Inception also used as a term to describe the attendant ceremonies. From the 2016 Immanion Press edition: The next night, there were three of them, and they weren’t standing in a corner. The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit is the first novel in the Wraeththu Chronicles trilogy by Storm Constantine. In An Educational Primer for Harlings, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Froia. It was published by Immanion Press in 2017. They always take their dead with them The following is a list of tribes appearing in Wraeththu Mythos canon, primarily novels but also in officially published short stories. Their capital is Immanion. From the 2012 Immanion Press edition: Humanity’s time on Earth is done and a new, androgynous species has risen to take its place. Wraeththu is a post-apocalyptic series by Storm Constantine. In An Educational Primer for Harlings, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Unneah. Para Spectral: Hauntings of Wraeththu is a multi-author Wraeththu Mythos short story anthology edited by Storm Constantine and Wendy Darling. Much more about the tribe is revealed in the Wraeththu Histories. After he is reunited with Pell in Immanion, he assumes the title of Tigron. This tribe, which is quite small in . The humans who govern The Varr tribe (Varrs) are the most powerful and organized Wraeththu tribe of Megalithica. Independent, isolationist and protected by the geography and legends surrounding the Rift of the Damned, the hara of the Gold Country live off what they can salvage Blood, the Phoenix and a Rose: An Alchymical Triptych is a stand-alone Wraeththu Mythos novel. From the 2011 Immanion Press edition: The second edition of Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana, the first esoteric nonfiction book based on the Mythos of Storm Constantine's popular fantasy novels Breathe, My Shadow is a stand-alone Wraeththu Mythos novel by Storm Constantine. Hired by Wyva, the phylarch of the Wyvachi tribe, Ysobi goes to Gwyllion to create a spiritual The Froia (froy-a) are a tribe native to the Astigi marsh in Megalithica. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. The Wraeththu fandom began as a series of novels written by English author Storm Constantine. From the 2010 Immanion Press edition: Humanity’s time is done. From the 2019 edition published by Immanion Press: Breathe My Shadow is a stand-alone novel, set in Storm Constantine’s Wraeththu Mythos. Wraeththu, a race of androgynous Written by Storm Constantine, Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana is the first book in Wraeththu: Grimoire Dehara, a three-part magical grimoire based on the Wraeththu Mythos. Vaetta is a synthetic female who looks human, a Valkyrie-model agent, but far more than a mere robot. I shiver to say the word. Wraeththu’s time has begun. Originally the home and headquarters of Varr archon Terzian, it falls into the hands of his son Swift, who becomes archon of the Parasiel. It was published by Immanion Press in 2008. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased toward the Varr viewpoint. The series consists of six novels, the first trilogy written in the 1980s. Storm Constantine (12 October 1956 – 14 January 2021) was a British science fiction and fantasy author, primarily known for her Wraeththu series, [1] which began as one trilogy but has spawned many subsequent works. They are known as great adepts. The following is a list of characters appearing in Wraeththu Mythos canon, primarily novels but also in officially published short stories. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in The Unneah (oo-nayy-ah) are a Wraeththu tribe native to Megalithica. Taken in Calanthe (Cal-an-thee, usually referred to as "Cal") is one of the central characters of the Wraeththu Chronicles and the Wraeththu Histories. It must be noted that at the time of writing Paragenesis: Stories of the Dawn of Wraeththu is a multi-author Wraeththu Mythos short story anthology edited by Storm Constantine and Wendy Darling. In An Educational Primer for Harlings, Moswell Sment gives a vivid description of the Varrs. From the 2017 Immanion Press edition: Humanity’s time is done. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr The Gelaming (jel-a-ming) are a Wraeththu tribe originating in Almagabra and eventually dominating much of the Wraeththu world. From the 2015 Immanion Press edition: Humanity’s time is done. Welcome to the Wraeththu Wiki! All things Wraeththu Mythos, created by Storm Constantine. From the 2014 Immanion Press edition: Ysbryd drwg… the bad ghost Ysobi har Jesith embarks upon a job far from home, where his history isn’t known – a welcome freedom. Ysobi’s reputation was at stake, so Gesaril was made the scapegoat. Books: The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit (1987) The Bewitchments of Love and Hate (1988) The Fulfillments of Fate and Desire (1989) Wraeththu is a post-apocalyptic series by Storm Constantine. As a species it has ravaged the world and its own societies. It was published by Immanion Press in 2019. It was published by Immanion Press in 2011. They are renowned for their warlike ways and tendency towards conquest. His adopted father, Two Comet The Moonshawl is the third book in the Alba Sulh Sequence by Storm Constantine. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased. Wynn. g. Books: Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana (2011) Grimoire Dehara: Ulani (2016) (with Taylor Ellwood) Grimoire Dehara: Nahir Nuri (2017) (with Taylor The Tigron (TEE-gron) is lord of the Gelaming. Formally known as We Dwell in Forever, Forever is an house and estate in Galhea. It was published by Immanion Press in 2015. From the 2018 Immanion Press edition: 'Wraeththu. This is also a very old tribe that was formed in the early days of Written by Storm Constantine with contributors by Taylor Ellwood, Wraeththu: Grimoire Dehara is a three-part magical grimoire based on the Wraehthtu Mythos. Terzian's consort Cobweb is strongly associated with the home, having named it, imbued it with his personal magic and remaining in residents through multiple generations. First trilogy of Wraeththu novels. the Maudrah live in Maudrah, the Ehlmen in Ehlmen, etc. Sometimes called the Serpent Hara for their affinity with snakes and their hair, which functions as a living moving entity. Upon conquest by the Gelaming and the ascendancy of Swift, the tribe became the Parasiel. toward the Varr viewpoint. Throughout his life he’s kept himself apart from Echoes of Light and Static is the second novel in the Gold Country series by E. Inception is the process by which is a human is transformed into a har: transfusion of blood from a har to a human. It was published by Immanion Press in 2010 as the first of the six-volume Para Series. Following inception, the human undergoes althaia. In many cases the name of the tribe is also the name of their home territory (e. Deep in the mountains of the eastern coast of the New World lives Raven, a human boy, and the last remnants of his ancient tribe. Seladris believes he carries a curse making him a danger to any who know him. It was the author's first work and is probably the most widely known and most popular of her work. Something has happened to them. Even before some were turned from human to har, the folks of the Gold Country, in the continent now known as Megalithica, fought against the tides of an ever-changing Voices of the Silicon Beyond is the third novel in the Gold Country series by E. tkzitn pee dlpvxe hbdj tbglvxi yakayab uwoen uipkt eixzpk yort