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	'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the [[First Era]] of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of [[The Temple of Darkness Poem\|demi-gods]], until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin [[Utha]], who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].		'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the [[First Era]] of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of [[The Temple of Darkness Poem\|demi-gods]], until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin [[Utha]], who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].

	Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesoul" fire demons as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.		Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind the Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind the Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesoul" fire demons as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.

	===Aftermath===		===Aftermath===
	There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Ahrenreth sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, with the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.		There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Ahrenreth sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, with the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind the Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.

	Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].		Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].

	==Behind ~~The~~ Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Within the Lovecraftian [[Black Hel#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|subtext]] of [[The Graveyard]] is the idea that Kadaena had the power to see the future, including her [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html own death], which combined with a certain apocalyptic disposition may be the basis of [[Gosaena]] as a prophetic death goddess on the other side of the gates. (Her original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess.") While the [[Gates of Oblivion]] and possibly the Lake of Tears were on the moon of Orhan, the lake is now located next to the [[Eye of the Drake]] which is the analog of the Gates of the Void, and the Ebon Gates are now [[Worship in the Turamzzyrian Empire#An Addendum on the Matters of Death\|implicitly]] associated with [[Mount Aenatumgana]].		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Within the Lovecraftian [[Black Hel#Behind the Scenes\|subtext]] of [[The Graveyard]] is the idea that Kadaena had the power to see the future, including her [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html own death], which combined with a certain apocalyptic disposition may be the basis of [[Gosaena]] as a prophetic death goddess on the other side of the gates. (Her original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess.") While the [[Gates of Oblivion]] and possibly the Lake of Tears were on the moon of Orhan, the lake is now located next to the [[Eye of the Drake]] which is the analog of the Gates of the Void, and the Ebon Gates are now [[Worship in the Turamzzyrian Empire#An Addendum on the Matters of Death\|implicitly]] associated with [[Mount Aenatumgana]].

	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the Gates of Oblivion. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the Gates of Oblivion. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].		While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind the Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind the Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Within the Lovecraftian [[Black Hel#Behind The Scenes\|subtext]] of [[The Graveyard]] is the idea that Kadaena had the power to see the future, including her [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html own death], which combined with a certain apocalyptic disposition may be the basis of [[Gosaena]] as a prophetic death goddess on the other side of the gates. (Her original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess.") While the ~~Lake of Tears and~~ [[Gates of Oblivion]] were on the moon of Orhan, the lake is now located next to the [[Eye of the Drake]] which is the analog of the Gates of the Void, and the Ebon Gates are now [[Worship in the Turamzzyrian Empire#An Addendum on the Matters of Death\|implicitly]] associated with [[Mount Aenatumgana]].		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Within the Lovecraftian [[Black Hel#Behind The Scenes\|subtext]] of [[The Graveyard]] is the idea that Kadaena had the power to see the future, including her [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html own death], which combined with a certain apocalyptic disposition may be the basis of [[Gosaena]] as a prophetic death goddess on the other side of the gates. (Her original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess.") While the [[Gates of Oblivion]] and possibly the Lake of Tears were on the moon of Orhan, the lake is now located next to the [[Eye of the Drake]] which is the analog of the Gates of the Void, and the Ebon Gates are now [[Worship in the Turamzzyrian Empire#An Addendum on the Matters of Death\|implicitly]] associated with [[Mount Aenatumgana]].

	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the Gates of Oblivion. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the Gates of Oblivion. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena ~~has~~ ~~(seemingly)~~ ~~nothing~~ in ~~common~~ with the ~~modern~~ [[Gosaena]], ~~save~~ a ~~certain~~ ~~apocalyptic~~ ~~disposition,~~ ~~whose~~ original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess."		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Within the Lovecraftian [[Black Hel#Behind The Scenes\|subtext]] of [[The Graveyard]] is the idea that Kadaena had the power to see the future, including her [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html own death], which combined with a certain apocalyptic disposition may be the basis of [[Gosaena]] as a prophetic death goddess on the other side of the gates. (Her original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess.") While the Lake of Tears and [[Gates of Oblivion]] were on the moon of Orhan, the lake is now located next to the [[Eye of the Drake]] which is the analog of the Gates of the Void, and the Ebon Gates are now [[Worship in the Turamzzyrian Empire#An Addendum on the Matters of Death\|implicitly]] associated with [[Mount Aenatumgana]].

	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the Gates of Oblivion. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind The Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind The Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].		While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind The Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind The Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].

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	'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].		'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the [[First Era]] of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of [[The Temple of Darkness Poem\|demi-gods]], until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin [[Utha]], who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].

	Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "~~Flamesouls~~" as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.		Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesoul" fire demons as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.

	===Aftermath===		===Aftermath===
	There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The ~~Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]])~~ sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.		There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Ahrenreth sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, with the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.

	Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].		Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].

	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena has nothing in common with the modern [[Gosaena]], save a certain apocalyptic disposition, whose original post-I.C.E. theology was simply "an evil local goddess."		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena has (seemingly) nothing in common with the modern [[Gosaena]], save a certain apocalyptic disposition, whose original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess."

	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (~~which is to say~~ the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind The Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind The Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].		While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind The Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind The Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].

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	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (which is to say the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (which is to say the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]].		While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind The Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind The Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].

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	'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].		'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].

	Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesouls" as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.		Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesouls" as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.

	===Aftermath===		===Aftermath===
	There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena ~~before~~ the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence slumbered in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.		There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.

	Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].		Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].

	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
		⚫	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena has nothing in common with the modern [[Gosaena]], save a certain apocalyptic disposition, whose original post-I.C.E. theology was simply "an evil local goddess."

		⚫	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (which is to say the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.
⚫	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena has nothing in common with the modern [[Gosaena]], whose original post-~~ICE~~ theology was "an evil local goddess."

⚫	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" rather than ~~passing~~ through the [[~~Eternity\|~~Gates of Oblivion]]. The ~~[[Pales\|~~Void]] was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]].		While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]].

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==

	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. ~~Kadaena~~ ~~has nothing in common with [[Gosaena]]~~, ~~whose~~ ~~original~~ ~~post-ICE~~ ~~theology~~ ~~was "an evil local goddess." The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress~~ Kadaena on ~~[[The~~ ~~Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the~~ [[~~demonic]]"~~ ~~rather than passing through the [[Eternity~~\|~~Gates~~ ~~of Oblivion~~]]. ~~The~~ ~~[[Pales\|Void]] was~~ the ~~one~~ ~~key~~ ~~that~~ ~~"must~~ ~~never~~ be ~~used"~~ ~~on the~~ ~~Gates~~. ~~The~~ ~~Graveyard~~ ~~gate appears to be~~ in ~~flames~~ ~~due to~~ the ~~corrosion~~ ~~of iron~~, ~~probably~~ ~~symbolizing~~ ~~The~~ ~~Black~~ ~~Hel with Kadaena as the~~ "~~Guardian~~ of ~~the~~ ~~Forbidden~~." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena has nothing in common with the modern [[Gosaena]], whose original post-ICE theology was "an evil local goddess."

			The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" rather than passing through the [[Eternity\|Gates of Oblivion]]. The [[Pales\|Void]] was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]].		While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]].

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	'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].		'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].

	Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesouls" as bodyguards. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.		Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesouls" as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.

	===Aftermath===		===Aftermath===
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	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. Kadaena has nothing in common with [[Gosaena]]. The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" rather than passing through the [[Eternity\|Gates of Oblivion]]. The [[Pales\|Void]] was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, probably symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. Kadaena has nothing in common with [[Gosaena]], whose original post-ICE theology was "an evil local goddess." The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" rather than passing through the [[Eternity\|Gates of Oblivion]]. The [[Pales\|Void]] was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, probably symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia.		While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]].

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	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia.		While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia.

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	'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on [[Lornon]] ~~(Charon~~), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia]], and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].		'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].

	Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the [[lesser vruul\|vruul]], and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesouls" as bodyguards. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.		Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesouls" as bodyguards. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.

		⚫	===Aftermath===
⚫	~~There~~ ~~were~~ ~~very~~ ~~few~~ ~~survivors,~~ ~~both~~ ~~sides~~ ~~were~~ ~~almost~~ ~~wiped out. The world~~ was ~~virtually~~ ~~destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena before~~ the ~~Gates~~ of ~~the~~ ~~Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals~~, ~~one at each pole of~~ the ~~world,~~ ~~called the~~ Eyes of Utha~~. While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different, these~~ were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia.
			There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena before the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence slumbered in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.

		⚫	Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].
⚫	==Aftermath==

			==Behind The Scenes==
⚫	Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess [[Eorgina]] ~~(Orgiana~~) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of ~~[[Liabo]]~~ in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to [[Lornon]] in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].

	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. Kadaena has nothing in common with [[Gosaena]]. The juxtaposition of [[Lorminstra]] and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" rather than passing through the [[Eternity\|Gates of Oblivion]]. The [[Pales\|Void]] was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, probably symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking ~~Lorminstra~~.		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. Kadaena has nothing in common with [[Gosaena]]. The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" rather than passing through the [[Eternity\|Gates of Oblivion]]. The [[Pales\|Void]] was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, probably symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

		⚫	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia.

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	'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the [[First Era]] of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of [[The Temple of Darkness Poem\|demi-gods]], until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin [[Utha]], who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].		'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the [[First Era]] of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of [[The Temple of Darkness Poem\|demi-gods]], until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin [[Utha]], who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].

	Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesoul" fire demons as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.		Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind the Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind the Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesoul" fire demons as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.

	===Aftermath===		===Aftermath===
	There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Ahrenreth sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, with the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.		There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Ahrenreth sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, with the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind the Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.

	Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].		Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].

	==Behind ~~The~~ Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Within the Lovecraftian [[Black Hel#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|subtext]] of [[The Graveyard]] is the idea that Kadaena had the power to see the future, including her [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html own death], which combined with a certain apocalyptic disposition may be the basis of [[Gosaena]] as a prophetic death goddess on the other side of the gates. (Her original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess.") While the [[Gates of Oblivion]] and possibly the Lake of Tears were on the moon of Orhan, the lake is now located next to the [[Eye of the Drake]] which is the analog of the Gates of the Void, and the Ebon Gates are now [[Worship in the Turamzzyrian Empire#An Addendum on the Matters of Death\|implicitly]] associated with [[Mount Aenatumgana]].		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Within the Lovecraftian [[Black Hel#Behind the Scenes\|subtext]] of [[The Graveyard]] is the idea that Kadaena had the power to see the future, including her [http://www.geocities.ws/icemuletrace/Tomes/1000.html own death], which combined with a certain apocalyptic disposition may be the basis of [[Gosaena]] as a prophetic death goddess on the other side of the gates. (Her original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess.") While the [[Gates of Oblivion]] and possibly the Lake of Tears were on the moon of Orhan, the lake is now located next to the [[Eye of the Drake]] which is the analog of the Gates of the Void, and the Ebon Gates are now [[Worship in the Turamzzyrian Empire#An Addendum on the Matters of Death\|implicitly]] associated with [[Mount Aenatumgana]].

	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the Gates of Oblivion. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the Gates of Oblivion. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].		While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind the Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind the Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].

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	'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the First Era of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of demi-gods, until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin Utha, who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].		'''The Empress ''Kadaena''''' ''([[Iruaric]]: "Empress", "slayer")'' was the last ruler of the imperial line that ended the [[First Era]] of [[Shadow World]] history. The K'ta'viiri family ''(Ir. "Lords of Essaence")'' were an extremely powerful group of humanoids on the scale of [[The Temple of Darkness Poem\|demi-gods]], until a civil war broke out between Kadaena and her rebellious cousin [[Utha]], who wished to end the wanton destruction of her wicked rule. The war was begun as a result of Kadaena performing extreme extra-planar experiments on Charon ([[Lornon]]), forging an [[The Broken Lands\|artificial plane]] that was coexistent with the moon, which she used as a hidden keep to invent her hideous monstrosities. Utha was the father of [[Andraax]], who founded the [[Sages\|Loremasters]] and [[Library of Biblia\|Library of Nomikos]] (Biblia), and slayed the father of [[Lorgalis]] in the [[Second Era]].

	Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "~~Flamesouls~~" as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.		Kadaena was almost invincible due to the Shadowstone, an immensely powerful artifact she wore around her neck. It was a soul devouring necklace that even the gods feared, which [[Eye of the Drake#Behind The Scenes\|Ondoval]] recovered in the [[Third Era]]. She had a vast army of dark races such as orcs and trolls which she had created through foul experimentation, as well as constructs she invented including the gogor ([[lesser vruul\|vruul]]), and hordes of demonic entities from other planes of existence or her own making. The [[The Dark Path#Behind The Scenes\|servants of the Shadow]] were said to have created the first of the Great Demons, and Kadaena was known to use [[Ordainers]] and "Flamesoul" fire demons as [[Shu'raax\|bodyguards]]. Some [[Uthex Kathiasas\|Loremasters]] even speculated that the Dark Gods may have first come into being as Lord of Essaence [[A Popular History of the Broken Lands\|experiments]] with creating non-corporeal life.

	===Aftermath===		===Aftermath===
	There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The ~~Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]])~~ sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.		There were very few survivors, both sides were almost wiped out. The world was virtually destroyed. Finally, Utha decapitated Kadaena with a sword specially forged to counter the Shadowstone, with one account holding her body fell through the Gates of the Void. The Void was sealed with two powerful gemstones floating over ornate pedestals, one at each pole of the world, called the Eyes of Utha. The Ahrenreth sealed errant portals and vanquished rogue demons for thousands of years while the world healed, with the Lords of Orhan ([[Liabo]]) eventually repopulating the world with races they had saved on their moon. The surviving Lords of Essaence [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|slumbered]] in stasis for the next hundred millennia, discovering the world teeming with intelligent life to their surprise when they began waking up.

	Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].		Kadaena had a daughter named V'rama Vair who regained consciousness in 2000 Second Era. Her father was a slave named Eogun who hid her for fear Kadaena would kill her upon discovering her mortality. She ruled an island in south-west [[Jaiman]] that had been a stronghold of Kadaena, under the patronage of the dark goddess Orgiana ([[Eorgina]]) whose identity was conflated with Kadaena in their culture. Her rule ended shortly after the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] version of Eorgina was banished to the [[Black Hel]] by the Lords of Orhan in 6800 Second Era. The Dark Gods returned to the world early in the Second Era, and were forced back to Charon ([[Lornon]]) in the archaic history at the end of the [[Wars of Dominion]]. Her surviving followers, such as Lorgalis, worked with them and [[Sheruvian harbinger\|servants]] of the [[Unlife]].

	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena has nothing in common with the modern [[Gosaena]], save a certain apocalyptic disposition, whose original post-I.C.E. theology was simply "an evil local goddess."		Though no one corresponding to Kadaena ''per se'' exists in Elanthian history, Eorgina strongly resembles her, and was given her role by unleashing the [[Ur-Daemon]] on the [[Drakes]]. In fact, Eorgina much more closely resembles Kadaena in her most recent incarnation than her own [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] precursor, Orgiana, the male-hating flame goddess whose cults tortured and slaughtered men. Kadaena has (seemingly) nothing in common with the modern [[Gosaena]], save a certain apocalyptic disposition, whose original post-I.C.E. Age theology was simply "an evil local goddess."

	The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (~~which is to say~~ the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.		The juxtaposition of Eissa ([[Lorminstra]]) and Empress Kadaena on [[The Graveyard]] gate would have been considered blasphemous in its original context, effectively saying souls are "lost to the [[demonic]]" (meaning the [[Pales\|Void]]) rather than eternal peace through the [[Gates of Oblivion]]. It requires interpretation as it makes no inherent sense. The Void was the one key that "must never be used" on the Gates. The Graveyard gate appears to be in flames due to the corrosion of iron, symbolizing The Black Hel with Kadaena as the "Guardian of the Forbidden." The false sarcophagus of Kadaena in the royal estate on that isle guarded the actual portal leading to the Black Hel. There were six locks sealing this portal, and there were six keys to Oblivion. Hence, the [[Phantom Gatekeeper]], mocking Eissa.

	While the first age cataclysm in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind The Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind The Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].		While the first age [[Ur-Daemon\|cataclysm]] in the modern [[Elanthia\|Elanthian]] history was different from the Lord of Essaence war, the Void and Eyes of Utha were essentially the same as [[The Rift]] and the [[Eyes of Koar]]. They were designed to shield the world from the radiations of the inter-dimensional rift, subdue [[Flow storms]], and prevent easy access by malevolent extra-dimensional entities. They also made the Eastern hemisphere [[Nyrdru\|inaccessible]], which is [[The Colonies of the Half-Krolvin#Geography of Colonies\|not true]] in Elanthia. The southern Gate of the Void was guarded by the true sarcophagus of Kadaena, controlled by Lorgalis as a fortress of the [[Andraax\|Jerak Ahrenreth]]. The presence of her [[Spectral miner\|headless body]] near the South Pole has the added relevance of the [[Uthex Kathiasas\|material world]] version of the mountain [[Lesser vruul#Behind The Scenes\|Kadath]] being located in Antarctica near the South Pole. The [[Purgatory#Archaeology\|Old One]] [[Crystyl#Behind The Scenes\|telepathic race]] of [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mo.aspx "The Mound"] which [[Jaron Galarn\|backgrounds]] [[Shadow Valley]] was from there once, while [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/mm.aspx "At the Mountains of Madness"] and [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/dq.aspx "The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath"] do so for [[The Broken Lands]].

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