Michael Sullivan - Percepliquis

Grady: Seamen on the Emerald Storm, died in arena fight in the Palace of the Four Winds

Gravin Dent: Well respected knight from Delgos

Gravis: Dwarf who sabotaged Drumindor

Green: Lieutenant on the Emerald Storm, died at sea

Grelad, Jerish: Teshlor Knight, first Guardian of the Heir, protector of Nevrik

Greig: Carpenter aboard the Emerald Storm, one of the few survivors

Gribbon: The flag of Mandalin Calis

Grigoles: \gry-holes\ Author of Grigoles Treatise on Imperial Common Law

Grimbald: Blacksmith in Hintindar, took over shop from Danbury Blackwater

Grumon, Mason: \grum-on\ blacksmith in Medford, worked for Riyria, died in battle of Medford

Gutaria: \goo-tar-ah\ Secret Nyphron prison, designed to hold Esrahaddon

Gemkey: Gem that opens a gemlock

Gemlock: Dwarven invention that seals a container, can only be opened with a precious gem of the right type and cut

Gerald Baniff: Primary bodyguard of Empress Modina, family friend of the Belstrads

Ghent: Ecclesiastical holding of the Nyphron Church, member of New Empire

Gnome, the: Nickname of Laughing Gnome Tavern

Grady: Crewmember of the Emerald Storm, one of the few survivors

Grand Mar: Main avenue of Percepliquis leading to the imperial palace

Greatsword: Long sword designed to be held with both hands

Gronbach: Dwarf, fairytale villain

Guardian of the Heir: Teshlor, protector of the Heir of Novron

Gunguan: Vintu pack ponies

Gur Em: Thickest part of the jungle in Calis.

Guy, Luis: Sentinel of the Nyphron Church, killed Fanen Pickering, son of Evone and Jarred

Gwen DeLancy: See DeLancy, Gwen

Gwydry: Tribe of elves, farmers

Haddy: Childhood nickname of Hadrian

Hadrian Blackwater: Mercenary, one-half of Riyria, Guardian of the Heir, known throughout Calis as Galenti, renown arena fighter

Halberd: Two-handed pole used as a weapon

Handel: Master at Sheridan University, originally from Roe, proponent to have Delgos’s Republic officially recognized

Harbert: Tailor in Hintindar, husband of Hester

Harbinger: Ship used by Dovin Thranic, Antun Bulard, Bernie Defoe, and Dr. Levy

Harken, Abbot: Abbot of the rebuilt Winds Abbey

Hartenford: Author of Genealogy of Warric Monarchs

Harvest Moon: The full moon nearest the fall equinox

Heldaberry: Wild growing fruit often used to make wine

Heir of Novron: Direct descendant of demigod Novron, destined to rule all of Avryn

Herclor Math: Dwarven mason

Heslon: Monk of Maribor, great cook

Hestle: Family name of rulers of Bernum

Highcourt Fields: Once the site of the supreme noble judicial court of law in Avryn, location of Wintertide games

Hilfred, Reuben: Bodyguard and lover of Arista, severely burned in Dahlgren, killed in Aquesta while trying to free Degan Gaunt

Hill District: Affluent neighborhood in Colnora

Hill McDavin: Author on maritime commerce

Hinkle, Brother: Monk who cleans stable in new Winds Abbey

Hingara: Calian guide, died in jungles of Gur Em

Hintindar: Small manorial village in Rhenydd, home of Hadrian Blackwater

Himbolt, Baron: Nobleman of Melengar

Hobbie: Stable boy in Hintindar

Horn of Gylindora: Item Esrahaddon indicates is buried in Percepliquis; Dovin Thranic, Dr. Levy, Bernie Defoe, and Antun Bulard were hired to retrieve it

Horn of Delgos: Landmark used by sailors to determine the southernmost tip of Delgos

House, the: Nickname used for Medford House

Hovel, the: Nickname of snow fort used by Renwick, Mince, Elbright, Brand, and Kine

Hoyte: Onetime First Officer of the Black Diamond, setup Royce to kill Jade, sent Royce to Manzant Prison, killed by Royce

Hivenlyn: Ryn’s horse, name means unexpected gift in elven

Ibis Thinly: Head cook at the imperial palace

Imp: Slang for Imperialist

Imperial Palace: Seat of power of the New Empire, originally named Warric Castle

Imperial Secretary: Caretaker of Empress Modina, charged with making her publically presentable

Imperialists: Political party that desires to unite all the kingdoms of men under a single leader who is the direct descendant of the demigod Novron

Instarya: Tribe of elves, warriors

Irawondona: Elf, member of the hunter tribe

Jacob Derning: See Derning, Jacob

Jade: Assassin in Black Diamond, girlfriend of Merrick, mistakenly killed by Royce

Jasper: Rat in imperial palace dungeons

Jenkins: Merrick Marius’s head servant

Jenkins Talbert: Squire in Tarin Vale

Jeremy: Guard at Essendon Castle

Jerish Grelad: See Grelad, Jerish

Jerl, Lord: Nobleman, neighbor of the Pickerings, known for his prize-winning hunting dogs

Jervis, Sir: Killed during a Wintertide joust with the Earl of Harborn

Jewel, the: Head of the international Black Diamond thieves’ guild, also known as Cosmos DeLur

Jimmy: Tavern worker at the Laughing Gnome

Joqdan: \Jok-dan\ Warlord of the Tenkin village of Oudorro

Josephine, Queen: Queen of Galeannon, married to Fredrick

Julian Tempest: Elderly chamberlain of kingdom of Melengar

Kaz: Calian term for anyone with mixed elven and human blood

Kendell, Earl: Nobleman of Melengar, loyal to Alric Essendon

Keng: Form of currency used by the Old Empire

Kharoll: Long dagger

Kile: Name used by Erebus when sent to Elan, performs good deeds in the form of a man

Kilnar: City in the south of Rhenydd

Kine: Youngest of Elbright’s Street Urchins, best friend of Mince

Knob: Baker at the imperial palace

Krindel: Prelate of the Nyphron Church and historian

Kris Dagger: Weapon with a wavy blade, sometimes used in magic rituals

Ladies of Engenall: Lively popular tune played on a fiddle

Lambert, Ignatius: Chancellor of Sheridan University

Lanaklin: Once ruling family of Glouston, in exile in Melengar, opposes the New Empire

Landoner: Professor at Sheridan University, tried and burned for heresy

Langdon Bridge: Swan decorated bridge in the warehouse district of Colnora that spans the Bernum River

Lanksteer: Capital city of the Lordium Kingdom of Trent

Laughing Gnome, the: Inn in Ratibor, run by Ayers

Laven: Citizen of Ratibor, turned Rebel Emery Dorn into the Imperialists

Lena Bothwick: Wife of Russell, mother of Tad, poor family from Dahlgren

Lenare Pickering: Daughter of Count Pickering and Belinda, sister of Mauvin, Fanen, and Denek

Leif: Butcher at the imperial palace

Leopold Hargrave, Duke: Duke of Rochelle, husband of Genevieve, patron of Riyria, nickname: Leo

Linder, Baron: Nobleman killed by Gilbert in a Wintertide joust

Lingard: Capital city of Relison, Kingdom of Trent

Linroy, Dillnard: Royal Financier of Melengar

Livet Glim: Port Controller at Tur Del Fur

Longwood: Forest in Melengar

Lothomad the Bald, King: Ruler of Lordium, Trent, expanded territory following the collapse of the Steward’s Reign, pushing south through Ghent into Melengar, where Brodric Essendon defeated Lothomad the Bald in the battle of Drondil Fields in 2545.

Louden, Sir: One of several knights defeated by Sir Hadrian in Wintertide joust

Lower Quarter: Impoverished section of the city of Melengar

Lozengy shield: Shield decorated with alternating colored diamonds

Luis Guy: See Guy, Luis

Lugger: Small fishing boat rigged with one or more lugsails

Luret: Imperial envoy to Hintindar, arrested Royce and Hadrian

Mae, Lady: Love interest of Albert Winslow

Magnus: Dwarf, killed King Amrath, sabotaged Arista’s Tower, discovered entry into Avempartha, rebuilding Winds Abbey, obsessed with Royce’s dagger

Malevolent: Sir Hadrian’s horse

Malness, Sir: Former knight to squire Renwick