Sirion (Realm)
| The Ancient Republic of Sirion
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| Overview | |
| Nobles | 11 |
| Council | |
| Lord Speaker | Dominic Rea |
| Chancellor of the Treasury | Ivo Mersault |
| Regions | |
The Ancient Republic of Sirion is one of the longest standing and most storied realms in all of the known world. It has stood for over a thousand years, despite countless wars and unending threats, defending itself from all those who try to extinguish its eternal flame. Founded originally by the race of Elves, Sirion eventually became home to Humans as well, and the two races ultimately began to work together as equals. This is where Sirion republicanism had its genesis, as the Elves, Men, and the mixed blood hybrid population all sought fair and equal representation in governing decisions made by the realm. Remarkably, this decentralized and quasi-democratic form of government has not only survived, but thrived in the north for the entirety of Sirion's history, and today the Red Shield stands as the only republic on the continent.
Over time, the Elven population of Sirion slowly dwindled, mainly through increased interbreeding with the native human population and the naturally lower birthrate seen among Elven families. Slowly, humans and the half-blooded came to make up a majority of the population of the realm, particularly in the more metropolitan strongholds of the Republic, such as Sirion City and the White City of Avamar. More and more, even within the Last Realm of the Elves, as Sirion was called, those that remained retreated into the forests at the heart of the north, particularly in the regions of Rollbar, Lissambar and Flismar. Fewer and fewer Sirionites claimed, or even recognized Elven heritage in themselves, and eventually the existence of Elves began to be regarded as a legend, though most of the scholars and government leaders in the realm still knew of the truth of their existence, and had occasional contact with the Woodlands.
Legend, however, became reality as the Elves of Sirion, having decided their time among the mortal people of our world had come to an end, decided to leave the shores of the East Continent -- and indeed of the known world -- and boarded elegant ships bound for an unknown land of eternal life, never to be seen again. Though they are now gone from the world of men, their legacy continues to be felt in Sirion. Elven architecture, cultural practices, and even religion persists in the north, and whether they even recognize it or not, the people of Sirion today are what they are due to millennia of coexistence with the most beautiful, intelligent and remarkable sentient beings ever to walk the lands of the East.
The Government of Sirion
Lord Speaker
As ruler of the Republic, the Lord Speaker, also known informally as The Dragon of Sirion, serves as Lord Paramount over the realm, and is charged with expressing the sovereign will of the nobles of Sirion. For generations, the leader of the Republic was known as the Prime Minister, an expression of the individual's position as the primary government agent, a first among equals. In the era after the final emigration of the Elves, Rearden Arylon, recently elected on a reform agenda, chose to restyle the position as Lord Speaker, which to that time had been the title claimed by Sirion's chief fiduciary. He felt that the leader of the Republic was in fact speaking for the realm, as an elected representative of their will, and as such the title of Lord Speaker was more appropriate and descriptive of the ruler of Sirion.
Seated on the imposing Dragon Throne of Sirion since times of legend and myth, the premiers of Sirion have been viewed as powerful figures both internally within the realm, as well as among the other nations of the East. Despite the great authority inherent in the position, any noble citizen of Sirion has the right to petition the Lord Speaker for any reason, and any noble serving as Lord Speaker will seek realm consensus on large-scale decisions impacting Sirion.
High Commander
Given Sirion's long and storied history of geopolitical power and military might, the High Commander of Sirion has long been viewed as one of the most important and influential positions on the continent. Sirion's chief military officer carries so much prestige that at various times over the last several hundred years, being a General in Sirion elevated some men and women to a position above that of foreign Emperors and Kings.
The High Commander of Sirion is responsible for all martial strategy, including but not limited to the organization of the realm's armies, as well as the military priorities and tactical choices employed by the Marshals. It is not uncommon to see the High Commander exercising their generalship personally on the field of battle, leading men personally into the center of enemy lines.
High Arbiter
As a Republic, there is no higher calling in Sirion than the administration of civilian law. The High Arbiter is charged with overseeing the legal code of Sirion, including the drafting of new laws, amendment and reform of existing laws, and the execution and judgement of criminal violations presented before them. The word and judgement of the High Arbiter is considered the sovereign expression of the authority and will of the people of Sirion. As such, nobles have tended to respect and honor those judgements far more than in realms with more concentrated, authoritarian governments.
Chancellor of the Treasury
Sirion has always been an economic powerhouse, making the position of the Chancellor of the Treasury incredibly important. The democratization inherent within Sirion's society has resulted in the landed nobility granting full and complete access to the Chancellor to manage grain resources for the realm, guaranteeing universally secured food supplies, and eliminating the concept of food profiteering by Lords.
The Chancellor is responsible for all aspects of the realm's financial system, from tax rates to property confiscation, and resource management.
The Sovereignty of the People of Sirion
Despite the power the governmental positions inherently hold, referendums are often held when important issues arise. The participation of nobles in these questions is viewed as essential to the smooth functioning of the realm.
Once becoming a member of the Republic, all nobles take an oath of fealty and pledge to protect the ideals of the Republic and lives of its people with all their strength and heart.
History of the Dragon Throne of Sirion
| RULING LINE OF THE ANCIENT REPUBLIC OF SIRION | |||
| Ruler | Reign Begin | Reign Ended | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prime Minister Circle Tezokian Later took a new name: "Ecthelion" |
July 19, 2003 | Unknown | Re-elected 08.23.2003 and 01.06.2004 (other PMs in between his reigns) |
| Government records missing for the period between the middle of 2003 and early 2008 | |||
| Prime Minister Handow Meadowcrest | February 1, 2008 | September 1, 2009 | Handow Meadowcrest guided Sirion through a time of hard-fought warfare against Fontan and other realms. Under his watch, Sirion suffered serious territorial setbacks, including the temporary loss of Avamar, but he worked to reorganize the realm’s military leadership and defenses. By the end of his term, Sirion had begun to stabilize its front lines, paving the way for eventual resurgence. |
| Prime Minister Romul Gamel | September 1, 2009 | March 1, 2010 | Romul Gamel oversaw negotiations that briefly secured a cease-fire in Sirion’s multifront war. Although long-term peace deals proved elusive, Romul’s diplomatic outreach helped Sirion regroup and rebuild after earlier losses. Military reforms instituted under his leadership, particularly in army coordination, formed the backbone of later successes. |
| Prime Minister Meristenzio Peristaltico | March 1, 2010 | August 1, 2011 | Re-elected on April 1, 2010 and April 6, 2011. Government records are unclear as to whether there were others that served as PM within this term, but most administrators believe he served continuously. |
| Prime Minister Ilias Thunthorn | August 1, 2011 | May 5, 2012 | Ilias Thunthorn’s premiership coincided with the final stages of Sirion’s war against the Sultanate of Asena, leading to the destruction of that realm and the rise of new entities in its former territories. Although this period was marked by constant skirmishes, Ilias’s administration coordinated key offensives that solidified Sirion’s power in the north. |
| Prime Minister Zakilevo Lapallanch | May 5, 2012 | August 17, 2012 | Zakilevo Lapallanch took office in a time of uncertainty and immediately addressed expansionist threats from Westmoor, leading to the successful incorporation of Commonyr into Sirion. When diplomatic efforts with Westmoor failed, Zakilevo declared war, and Sirion emerged victorious in several battles, liberating Bruck and Greatbridge. Zakilevo's leadership was marked by a commitment to securing peace on the continent, leading to successful negotiations and the surrender of Westmoor. To celebrate this victory, he organized a grand tournament, honoring Duke Ecthelion's service. Following this period of service, Zakilevo stepped down as Prime Minister and joined Caligus' colony, Dunnera. |
| Prime Minister Rugina Blakeshadow | August 19, 2012 | Unknown | Inheriting a realm at relative peace, Rugina Blakeshadow served as a transitional leader. Her brief tenure largely involved consolidating new territories acquired from Westmoor and overseeing logistical improvements. Though she did not enact major reforms, her stewardship allowed Sirion to rest and refit its armies before new challenges arose. |
| Government records missing for the period after Prime Minister Blakeshadow's reign until the time of Prime Minister Lapallanch | |||
| Prime Minister Zakilevo Lapallanch | January 5, 2013 | April 11, 2013 | In his second term as Prime Minister of Sirion, Zakilevo Lapallanch navigated a tumultuous period marked by internal and external challenges. However, his most significant and enduring accomplishment was his leadership during the Epic Battle of Oberndorf. This historic battle stands as a testament to Zakilevo's resolve and the bravery of Sirion's forces, etching his legacy in the annals of Sirion's history during his second tenure as Prime Minister. |
| Prime Minister Erik Eyolf | April 11, 2013 | May 5, 2013 | Erik Eyolf took up the premiership shortly after the Epic Battle of Oberndorf, acting as an interim figure to maintain morale and administrative continuity. He is credited with smoothing over factional disagreements within the realm’s council, ensuring Sirion’s war-weary armies stayed focused on defense and reconstruction rather than internal power struggles. |
| Prime Minister Zakilevo Lapallanch | May 5, 2013 | July 10, 2013 | During his third and final term as Prime Minister of Sirion, Zakilevo Lapallanch's most significant accomplishment came during the Siege of Oligarch, where the combined forces of Sirion and Nivemus achieved victory, securing the surrender of Oligarch, Greatbridge, and Bruck in exchange for Evora. This marked a pivotal moment in Sirion's expansion, bringing the realm to its maximum size of 32 regions, making it the largest realm the continent had ever witnessed. Despite these achievements, Zakilevo's tenure was not without controversy and disagreements within the Council, leading to his eventual retirement and release from his duties as a noble of Sirion. |
| Prime Minister Ecthelion Tezokian | July 14, 2013 | Unknown | Ecthelion Tezokian assumed office soon after Zakilevo’s departure, tasked with overseeing a newly enlarged Sirion. Although this period saw relatively fewer large-scale conflicts, Ecthelion worked behind the scenes to integrate conquered territories into the republic’s administrative structure. Rumors of internal council disputes arose late in his term, after which the government archives fall silent. |
| Government records missing for the period between the premierships of Prime Minister Tezokian | |||
| Prime Minister Ecthelion Tezokian | January 15, 2016 | March 6, 2016 | Returning to power under unclear circumstances, Ecthelion’s second recorded tenure aimed to rekindle diplomatic ties with neighboring realms that had cooled over the years. Although largely uneventful militarily, this stint is known for renewed overtures toward the realm of Nivemus and attempts to stabilize Sirion’s central command structures. |
| Prime Minister Ivo Mersault | March 6, 2016 | December 12, 2016 | Ivo Mersault guided Sirion during a simmering period of tensions with certain southern realms that would eventually escalate. He reorganized parts of the republic’s bureaucratic system, bolstering its infrastructure and supply lines. Though overshadowed by the approaching conflicts, his preparatory work paved the way for future leadership during the so-called “Great War.” |
| Prime Minister Thomas Foxglove | December 12, 2016 | November 6, 2019 | One of the longest consecutively serving rulers in the history of Sirion, Thomas Foxglove's time in office was defined by what several commenters have deemed "The Great War," which ultimately became a continent-wide conflict involving nearly every realm. Sirion led a grand coalition against the mostly southern powers which were led by Perdan. |
| Prime Minister Ivo Mersault | November 6, 2019 | December 6, 2019 | Former Prime Minister Ivo Mersault stepped into the role of Prime Minister after the sudden and mysterious abdication of the premiership by Thomas Foxglove. In the uncertainty that existed within the realm, Ivo was able to effectively lead the realm and preserve the stability of Sirion through the continued war in the South against Perdan. |
| Prime Minister Zadek Dragul | December 6, 2019 | August 6, 2020 | Zadek, a respected figure within Sirion, was entrusted with leadership after Ivo's custodian government expired. He ably led the realm and maintained its strength, continuing to fight the war against the Southern Alliance, though began the process of negotiating for peace. |
| Prime Minister Ivo Mersault | August 6, 2020 | September 6, 2020 | Prime Minister Ivo Mersault returned as a caretaker government to see Sirion through a transition to new leadership. Ably led the realm as the next generation of leaders began to step up. Formally ended the war against the South, which had been largely negotiated by his predecessor. |
| Prime Minister Monterys Velaryon | September 6, 2020 | October 6, 2021 | Came to power promising to revitalize the realm and give it a new energy. Succeeded diplomatically in restoring Sirion's prestige across the continent. Engaged in a massive rebuilding project, restored much of the military strength of the realm. Saw the outbreak of war between Shadowdale and Perleone against Sirion's ally Eponllyn, and declared war in return. Sirion's armies performed brilliantly under his leadership. As the war ended quickly, he decided to step aside for another having accomplished what he had sought to accomplish. |
| Prime Minister Micah Smallwood | October 6, 2020 | January 6, 2021 | Prime Minister Micah Smallwood, one of the youngest men ever to lead the realm, came to power on a platform of cultural growth, religious influence, and continued strength. Unfortunately, there was a great deal of chaos in his reign, and his tenure in office saw a dramatic decrease in Sirion's economy, its military power, and the size of its nobility. He was ultimately defeated in an election by his successor. |
| Prime Minister Doranthir Tezokian | January 6, 2021 | June 6, 2021 | Another of the line of Tezokian stood for the Premiership, claiming he would restore stability after Micah's uneven leadership. He did just that, but soon continental events would overwhelm his agenda, and dictate that he become a great leader in crisis. For it was during Doranthir's rule that the abduction and possibly murder of Lyanna Arylon, Duchess of the capital district and Governess of the Capital, was stolen from the Republican Palace while her husband was asleep in bed. As tensions with Alexandria and Shadowdale rose, the Lord Commander of Sirion disappeared as well, causing widespread fear that Sirion was under attack by a group of shadowy assassins. Doranthir ordered an expedition, led by Lyanna's husband Monterys, to search for Lyanna in the south-west, reaching the edge of the continent. |
| Lord Speaker Rearden Arylon | June 6, 2021 | April 6, 2022 | Former commoner elevated to the nobility in service to Sirion. Half-brother of the legendary Duchess Lyanna Arylon, Margravine of Sirion City and long time fiduciary of the realm. Inherited a badly dispirited and weakened Sirion, campaigning on a pledge to revitalize the realm and restore it to glory. The imperial domination of the realm of Shadowdale over the continent loomed over Sirion foreign policy in this era, as did the implosion of Sirion's alliance partner, Eponllyn. Made major reforms to government, including the elevation of the title of Lord Speaker to the premiership, as well as a change to the republican system of government to favor landed appointments, and less frequent elections. Went to war with Shadowdale over demands of access to investigate his sister's disappearance. |
| Lord Speaker Doranthir Tezokian | April 6, 2022 | June 22, 2022 | Doranthir returned to the Speakership, promising to turn the page on the war with Shadowndale, now over, and craft Sirion's new future. After some limited success, Doranthir mysteriously disappeared, leading many within Sirion to suspect that he had been taken by the same people that had come for Lyanna Arylon. He has not been seen since. |
| Lord Speaker Ivo Mersault | June 22, 2022 | April 6, 2023 | Upon Doranthir's mysterious disappearance, the realm turned once again to an experienced hand, and elected Ivo Mersault as Lord Speaker. Ivo, now in his fourth premiership, returned stability to the realm and promised more revitalization and growth, building on the recent renewal. Having achieved what he set out to achieve, Lord Speaker Ivo Mersault stepped aside. |
| Lord Speaker Rearden Arylon | April 6, 2023 | January 6, 2024 | Though he did not expect to return to the Speakership, members of the Sirion aristocracy asked him to step forward and lead once more. Rearden has made diplomatic overtures to Shadowdale, seeking to rebuild bonds of friendship that were strained in his first tenure. He also made a historic mission to the south to visit the realm of Perdan and her Queen Alyssa Kingsley, long a close associate of the House of Arylon, producing an informal alliance. Sirion continued to prosper through his reign, and began to reconnect the disparate regions of the Republic, soon becoming the largest and most powerful realm on the East Continent making good on Rearden's charge to restore the glory of the Republic. Later, due to Sirion's success, the people of Oberndorf and Ashforth declared their independence from Eponllyn, aligning with Sirion. Shortly thereafter, Eponllyn declared war on Sirion, and Rearden led the Dragon Army in defending the realm. The war ended with a crushing victory by Sirion, confirming their ownership of Oberndorf and Ashforth. After leading Sirion to a new renaissance of glory and power, Rearden retired from public service. |
| Lord Speaker Jay II Fireborn | January 6, 2024 | April 6, 2024 | Elected by acclimation after Rearden's retirement, Jay II pledged as his first act to attempt to reconstitute a contiguous realm holding, recapturing key regional links. As he took office, Shadowdale, Caligus and Perdan were in the midst of a great and bloody war. Sirion had, to that point, remained out of the conflict, but the question of whether that non-interference would continue would have to soon be answered. Having completed some of his plans, Jay II decided not to run for office after the end of his first term. |
| Lord Speaker North Estrall Attempted to establish the Speakership as Monarchy and form an Empire |
April 6, 2024 | June 9, 2024 | Rapidly ascending through the ranks of the realm, North gained widespread support as acting Marshal of the Army of Sirion. He was elected Lord Speaker at the age of 21, in the first election he ever participated in as a voter. Two months into his reign he fell prey to a mysterious affliction and those around him saw a material change in his behavior. Suddenly, without warning, he moved to eliminate his own Speakership, announcing an end to Republicanism and a dramatic shift to a Sirion monarchy. He called his new regime "the Ancient Empire of Sirion," and attempted to make the change permanent. This decision led to protests within the realm, ultimately culminating with the announcement by former Lord Speaker Rearden Arylon that a rebellion was being called for the restoration of the Republic. North was then deposed by Rearden's Revolution. |
| Lord Speaker Rearden Arylon Re-established a Republican Speakership |
June 9, 2024 | October 6, 2024 | Upon the coup of the government by North Estrall and the establishment of an imperial monarchy, former Lord Speaker Rearden Arylon called for an insurrection against the "Empire," promising to restore the Republic and extinguish monarchism. Rearden was able to rally nearly all of the realm against North, and his forces captured the capital, successfully decapitating the regime. Rearden then took immediate steps to restore the Republic, announcing elections. Having not wanted to return to power after having retired, Rearden pledged to hold onto power only long enough to restore the government and guarantee stability, after which time he would step aside to allow another to lead. Established the Speaker's Tribunal to judge North Estrall for crimes against the Republic. Moved to take the city of Oligarch after it declared independence from Eponllyn. In response, Eponllyn declared war on Sirion. Rearden led the Sirion armies to the city, smashed the attempted takeover of the city, and then formally established Sirion's rule over Oligarch. Eponllyn, defeated once again, sued for peace afterward. Later oversaw the recalibration of the realm's holdings to the south and west, and forged an alliance with Caligus. Having achieved what he promised the realm he would achieve in restoring the Republic, Rearden once again retired. |
| Lord Speaker Vandryn Dayne | October 6, 2024 | April 1, 2025 | Vandryn Dayne came to power at the dawn of a new alliance with Caligus. Throughout Dayne's time in office, Sirion was met with difficult challenges relating to its territorial holdings. The Republic began to once again decline, and as it did Sirion was forced to re-evaluate its possession of certain regions. One of the jewels of Sirion's resurgence, the city of Oligarch, was ultimately leased to Caligus as the Dragon realm was no longer capable of holding the city. The noble population declined significantly over time, and the republic's future stood once again on the edge of a knife. Dayne, who served ably but was unable to arrest the decline, decided to step aside for another. |
| Lord Speaker Dominic Rea | April 1, 2025 | Currently Serving | Dominic Rea, a longtime knight in Sirion's legions and a man of advanced age, took control of Sirion at a very difficult time, and like so many before him promised to try to reverse the recent decline that had been experienced by the republic. |
History of Sirion
The Elven Origins
Sirion’s earliest roots stretch back over a thousand years, when Elves—said to have arrived from distant shores—settled in the northern forests of the East Continent. They raised majestic cities, such as Avamar and Sirion City itself, and built what they proudly called “the Last Realm of the Elves.” Over time, these Elves welcomed human settlers and formed a remarkable society that championed equality. The ancient Elven devotion to reason, wisdom, and beauty shaped Sirion’s civic ethos, laying the groundwork for a decentralized government whose influence would endure for centuries.
Rise of the Republic
As decades passed, the original Elven population slowly dwindled, due in part to interbreeding with humans and a naturally lower birthrate. Many of those who still identified as Elves retreated deeper into the northern forests, leaving the bustling strongholds of Sirion City and Avamar to be governed largely by humans and half-elves. A new constitutional model began to crystallize around the ideals of republicanism: each noble received a voice in council, regional lords managed territories in partnership with the realm’s leader, and frequent referendums decided pressing matters of state. Eventually, the office of Lord Speaker—whose authority derived from the collective will of Sirion’s nobility—became the recognized head of government.
Trials of War
By the mid-to-late centuries of its existence, Sirion’s peaceful traditions came under constant threat. Geopolitical tensions on the East Continent led to a cycle of conflict with neighboring realms, starting and stopping intermittently for many years. At various points, Sirion was allied with Fontan and Old Rancagua in a Northern Alliance, warding off southern realms like Perdan and Caligus that feared its growing power. When alliances fractured and diplomacy failed, the Republic often found itself in long, grueling wars.
A turning point came around the early Fourth Age, when Fontan broke away from its previous friendship with Sirion. This dispute escalated into open hostilities, culminating in desperate sieges and counter-sieges around vital cities like Avamar and Oligarch. While Sirion suffered setbacks—occasionally losing key territories—it displayed remarkable resilience, thanks to strong leadership and a core group of devoted knights and marshals. Eventually, the tide of war shifted with the entrance of other realms, some seeking to weaken Fontan, others hoping to curb Sirion’s influence. By rallying its armies and forging new coalitions, Sirion weathered each crisis and continued to defend its land with unwavering resolve.
Political Evolutions
Despite frequent warfare, Sirion’s unique governmental structure remained steady. Rather than adopting absolute monarchy or dictatorship, the realm clung to its identity as a republic, setting it apart from many neighbors. Over time, the highest offices evolved and changed names—foremost among them was the office of Prime Minister, later reborn as Lord Speaker to reflect the individual’s obligation to speak on behalf of Sirion’s nobles. Figures like Handow Meadowcrest, Meristenzio Peristaltico, Ilias Thunthorn, and Zakilevo Lapallanch steered the realm through numerous political storms, forging diplomatic treaties and coordinating massive military efforts.
During different eras, Sirion’s prime leaders often faced overlapping crises—internal strife, rebellious colonies, or the looming threat of coordinated invasions. Sometimes, the realm lost major cities like Oligarch; at other points, it expanded to a historic maximum of over thirty regions. Throughout these rises and falls, Sirion’s republican ideals continued to draw new nobles seeking freedom from strict feudal hierarchies in other lands.
Cultural Renaissance and New Orders
A notable aspect of Sirion’s heritage is its enduring cultural connection to the Elves. Although the Elven people eventually departed the mortal world, they left behind artistic motifs, temples, and elaborate architecture that shaped Sirion’s identity. Even the realm’s religious and military traditions bear echoes of Elven inspiration.
In modern times, various institutions arose to safeguard these traditions. For instance, the Order of the Red Dragon emerged as a new knightly order under Lord Speaker Rearden Arylon. While not as ancient as the realm itself, it carries the Elven principle of excellence and fosters unity through chivalric service. Reflecting Sirion’s broader values, the Order’s ranks are determined by service and merit—further cultivating an environment where tradition and progress balance each other.
Sirion’s Modern Standing
By the later ages, Sirion maintained a formidable reputation as both an economic and military power. Though it faced repeated invasions from southern powers—often in grand coalitions—it usually managed to repel them through superior organization, well-commanded armies, and efficient resource management overseen by its Chancellor of the Treasury. Advances in logistics and the dedication of its High Commander ensured Sirion could recover quickly from losses, rearm, and return to the field.
Diplomatically, Sirion’s leadership often sought moderation. Rulers like Zakilevo Lapallanch successfully negotiated surrenders from rivals when they grew too ambitious. Others, such as Romul Gamel or Erik Eyolf, tried steering the realm toward stability amid shifting political sands. Every leadership transition brought new challenges—some external, some from within—but the realm’s intrinsic republican character prevailed.
The Present and Beyond
Today, Sirion stands as one of the last shining examples of a mixed heritage, where men and half-elves govern themselves with a voice for every noble, and ancient Elven traditions still thread through daily life. The realm’s architecture remains a testament to Elven artistry—monolithic structures of white stone, carved symbols of flora and mythic beasts, and ceremonial halls with high-arched ceilings. Meanwhile, its legislative assemblies and frequent popular referendums remind neighboring realms of Sirion’s dedication to shared governance.
Though the exact fate of Sirion’s future remains uncertain—given ever-shifting alliances and occasional wars—its legacy is undeniable. In this land of forests, rivers, and glorious northern cities, the flame of republican freedom continues to burn brightly, sparking inspiration in countless travelers who find themselves welcomed under the Red Shield. Whether forging new alliances or defending its borders against the next threat, Sirion’s enduring strength and identity lie in the shared ideals of equality, resilience, and cultural reverence passed down through a millennia of Elven and human cooperation.
Learn more about
- The Order of the Red Dragon
- History - Great History of Sirion
- Battles Sirion has fought
- Hall of Fallen Heroes
- Military - The Sirion Army Manual
- Laws - The Constitution of the Republic of Sirion, currently under development
- The complete Halls of fallen heroes and loyal service
- Registries