The Third Kingdom

After a series of tragic events involving magic and wizardry, the Cloaken Monks declared all magic to be illegal. As one might expect, the wizarding world resisted, and fighting broke out. Eventually, the conflict involved most of the kingdom and became known as the First Wizards War.  The Cloaken Monks, with far superior numbers, were victorious over the wizards, and the war ended with many wizards dead, most in hiding and the leaders in custody. The wizards considered the greatest threat were taken to a newly constructed prison known as Dragon's Howl. Here, they were locked in tiny cells, and any use or suspected use of magic was met with extreme measures. Many wizards died in Dragon's Howl Prison. Some froze to death during the brutal winter, others starved to death or succumbed to the elements after being locked in small cages with no protection from the weather and given little or no food. In the center of the prison was the largest  known to exist. The Cloaken Monks beli...

 The Wizard's world is made up of several levels, from Grand Wizard to Potion Collector. Wizardry was deemed to be legal after the Second Wizard War. The term wizard is a generic title that, in legal terms, applies to both men and women. When speaking specifically, female wizards are referred to as witches. In most cases, wizards and witches do not practice magic together. A wizard will generally work alone. A witch may work alone, but will more often work within a Haven. Grand Wizard - Only seven wizards can have the title of Grand Wizard. Only with the death or vanishing of a Grand Wizard will a new wizard be considered for the title. Wizard - A man who has completed all requirements regarding incantations, potions, and spells. Must be at least thirty years of age. Wizard Apprentice - Must be over twenty years of age and accepted by a Wizard for training. Will be in training until he has completed all requirements. Apprentice - Someone under the age of twenty who desires to becom...

A Time Walker is a person who will have a vision of the future when they make physical contact with another person. This is most often seen as a curse, and the Time Walker will live a life of solitude, avoiding any human contact. The stress of their condition and solitude results in a vast number of physical ailments, and most are in poor health.  Some Time Walkers will see a future that is set and unchangeable. Others will see a future in which their own actions can result in an alternate future unfolding. Still, others will see a future that can be altered, but not by the Time Walker themself. It is considered improper for a Time Walker to share their visions, but many do so because they cannot shoulder the responsibility alone. It is unknown how a person becomes a Time Walker. It is known that a person is not born with the power, and it is not passed down from parents to their children. No one who has ever acquired the power has ever lost it before death. Many refused to d...