HOME | DD

Description
The Torshiks, what was left of their family, lead by a mere 7 living members of the once mighty clan, settled beyond the mountains of Tefva, in a land they called Jalahamath, after the last great khan.

This land was forested, and their long interaction with the Ivokids lead them to knowledge of farming, and the forests and rivers of this land accomodated this new lifestyle, and the Torshiks of the Crimson fist, long nomadic, finally settled.

It was peaceful, at least compared to the old west, with its violence and corpse worshippers. This land could bring them peace, and the constant warring that defined life in the Keqohop valley could be put off, for now. This was their time to rebuild, to rethink, and perhaps create something new, and better, than had ever come before.

The Drake answered their calls, and his first temple was consecrated in the capital of the New Kingdom of Jalahamath, called New Makatun. The future was uncertain, yet for the first time in centuries for the Torshiks, it was Brighter than ever before.

They sent an expedition to those "Gohurz" they had heard about before the ascendance of Jalasar, perhaps they could share a vision. The 7 members chose Olojhz, a half-Ivokid and the only child of Jalasar I, as the first Queen of the Kingdom of Jalahamath.

The 7 members each had their own clan, along with a clan of Ivoki that had accepted Torshik rule, lead by a distant relative of Prince Osmotagip of Kutikutiffaisinjiqellpesjenoke (New-New-Tefva).

Torshik-Jalasar (The main royal line)

Torshik-Kaskan

Torshik-Tokhy

Torshik-Khall

Torshik-Olus

Torshik-Singagh

Torshik-Bugul

Tefva-Osmo

These 8 clans would form the basis of the Kingdom of Jalahamath. They provided integral support and infrastructure to run the vast and disparate kingdom.

Description
The Torshiks, what was left of their family, lead by a mere 7 living members of the once mighty clan, settled beyond the mountains of Tefva, in a land they called Jalahamath, after the last great khan.

This land was forested, and their long interaction with the Ivokids lead them to knowledge of farming, and the forests and rivers of this land accomodated this new lifestyle, and the Torshiks of the Crimson fist, long nomadic, finally settled.

It was peaceful, at least compared to the old west, with its violence and corpse worshippers. This land could bring them peace, and the constant warring that defined life in the Keqohop valley could be put off, for now. This was their time to rebuild, to rethink, and perhaps create something new, and better, than had ever come before.

The Drake answered their calls, and his first temple was consecrated in the capital of the New Kingdom of Jalahamath, called New Makatun. The future was uncertain, yet for the first time in centuries for the Torshiks, it was Brighter than ever before.

They sent an expedition to those "Gohurz" they had heard about before the ascendance of Jalasar, perhaps they could share a vision. The 7 members chose Olojhz, a half-Ivokid and the only child of Jalasar I, as the first Queen of the Kingdom of Jalahamath.

The 7 members each had their own clan, along with a clan of Ivoki that had accepted Torshik rule, lead by a distant relative of Prince Osmotagip of Kutikutiffaisinjiqellpesjenoke (New-New-Tefva).

Torshik-Jalasar (The main royal line)

Torshik-Kaskan

Torshik-Tokhy

Torshik-Khall

Torshik-Olus

Torshik-Singagh

Torshik-Bugul

Tefva-Osmo

These 8 clans would form the basis of the Kingdom of Jalahamath. They provided integral support and infrastructure to run the vast and disparate kingdom.