Halfling planeblazer from the Ti'Ashentes province of Cynystra (known as the "Land of the Little Folk" to most of Ataniel). Garal has the ability to pass through the weak points between planes, and has spent most of his life as a courier and guide for extraplanar powers.
--Who's Who V2
Kerouac kind of likes him. He hopes his li'l buddy gets laid soon.
--Kerouac (II)
Garin
Gdeon
The son of Shilree and the Ralchar-doppelganger, he was given into the custody of Rhynwa and Maxwell Silverhammer and travelled for several months with the Sewer Tour. He showed strange powers and an accelerated rate of growth, due to the fact that he was actually the incarnation of the dragon avatar. Upon learning his true nature, he left Ataniel to learn to understand his position in the world.
--Who's Who V1
Other than the fact that I named him Kyv, I prefer not to talk about this.
--Shilree
Gehenna, King
The king of the giants. Also known as Finn Mac Finn, who, in reduced size, journeyed with Signet and the Significants. He lives in a castle atop a volcano in the center of a glacial rift, known as "the Land of Fire and Ice".
--Who's Who V1
Gem of Dimensions
After the Gem of Souls was deactivated by Lilith, it was turned into the Gem of Dimensions somehow by Luthien the Dead, who used its necromantic energy to power the undead Shilree B. The pulging jewel from the Dead's timeline remains in the still-existing Shilree B's eyesocket.
--Who's Who V2
Gem of Souls
The soul-trapping artifact that was once used to contain the Ti'Ar'Na, later Trillarillia. After Lilith removed and destroyed Trill's soul, the gem's soul-stealing powers were ruined. It has since gotten imbued with some kind of necromantic energies and is known as the Gem of Dimensions.
Geryon is a general in the armies of Hell. I never met him and know little about him.
--Flicker
Ghosthand
Ghosthand was one of the many disguises I used to guide the Sewer Tour to the City on the Edge of Forever. I haven't used this disguise for a long time.
A distant planet populated by beholders, illithids, and all manner of reptilian creatures.
--Who's Who V2
Gnartriech
A renegade giant who worked with the Web to mastermind the assassination attempt of Queen Elena.
--Who's Who V1
Gnartriech was an evil giant troublemaker. Janther killed him.
--Threnody
He turned evil when he opened a Big + Tall Men's store in Edimon and couldn't understand why he got no business. How dumb is this guy? He once saw a sign that read "Wet Floor" and sure enough, he did.
--Schneider
Killed in combat.
--Hillary Sturoster, filing clerk of Annwyn
Gnoal
Godmaker Rings, the
Ancient artifacts with the power to elevate mortals to godhood, the Godmaker rings imbued their wearers with divine power a bit at a time through healing magics triggered by damage to the wearer, up to and including full resurrection. They were also very stylized; the one worn by Khyrisse (which ultimately, after a good half-dozen deaths and a lot of collateral damage, did render her fully divine) turned her skin to alabaster and her color scheme to white, burgundy, and black.
--Who's Who V2
I don't know who made these, nor how many of them are still in existence, if any; Eric seems to have gotten his from Magnate, several decades ago. They put you through hell in an effort to see if you have what it takes to be a deity. The worst part about these rings is that you aren't allowed to know what's happening to you until it's all over. Then (if you haven't become a whimpering pile of jelly, of course), you can either become a god, or you can find some other hapless fool and do the same hideous thing to them that someone did to you.
Bitter? No, why do you ask?
--Khyrisse
And the ironic thing is, it upset her even more when she had to stop being a god.
--Flicker
Good Blue Fairy
I personally feel that the addition of the phrase "fairy-nailing wacko" to the general lexicon does not balance out the fact that I now have to do my own dishes.
--Clint the Enchanter
Well, at least now we know how many nails it takes to hold a fairy up on a Trade gate.
--Shilree
Very funny, Shilree. Let's see how many nails it takes to hold a Diari illusionist up on the back of a moving Trade Carriage.
--Khyrisse
Actually, the phrase "fairy nailin' wacko" can be used as an adjective as well as a noun. Ex:
Gwen: I tellya, people are starting to act mighty strange.
Tim: How strange are we talking about?
Gwen: They've just gone fairy-nailin' wacko!
--Stuart Jones, noted linguist
Excuse me. I do NOT use the phrase "fairy-nailing wacko". In fact, I rather resent it.
--Gwenllian, half-fey Uncrucified Hero
Died during the Madness.
--Hillary Sturoster, filing clerk of Arawn
Gordon Cole
Noyarc's supervisor in the LSRIC.
--Who's Who V1
Good heavens, why is this guy shouting? I don't want to be within 20 miles of a chat between him and Quell.
--Schneider
Gordon Farstalker ap Luthien
Luthien and Rhynwa's son. In the alternate future, he grew up to be a bard--but the alternate future sucked.
--Threnody
Gordon is a very bright, inquisitive, charming boy. (I think he's a lot like Luthien was as a child, but don't tell him I said so. *grin*) "Stalker" will probably grow up to be a bard in this timeline, too--he has a perfectly wonderful voice.
--Khyrisse
Gordon Tweedy
Gordon Tweedy was Lian's husband before she became the Sunfighter. Tragically, her psychic block included him, and he followed her around sadly for a couple of months trying to persuade her that he really was her husband until she was killed. Gordon himself was murdered shortly thereafter.
Chief of Police in New Trade. Her husband, Cal, is a glassworker. Grace is a distant cousin of Jarth's, with a broad Javinian face, dark curly hair, and an easy gait.
She was a planeblazer. She and the last Ebreth Tor escaped to Limbo together when they were good. I don't know what happened to the new Grayson. A Death Slaad attacked us and we were separated.
--Ebreth Tor
Great Barren, the
The cracked-earth desert north of Cynystra but south of Shikintu, surrounding the Doomrift, where the Monster Nations known as the Doomlands are. (Click here for a map.)
--from the Reference Almanac of Ataniel, 813
Great Diarian Wall, the
The wall was started centuries ago as part of the Diari "Exodus Inward". Originally the wall was planned to surround both Eastern and Western Diari. However, I guess Eastern Diaria decided that the Westerners weren't pure enough, so they left us out and let us get taken over by Cynystra. Let me tell you, someone is going to pay.
--Shilree
Grendel
Noncorporeal divine spirit of focused aggression, often invoked by Khyrisse, worshipped by Kingfisher.
Gnartriech
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