The History of Quellar Tegredir

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1099 (1999)

Late Spring

Velve Jabbuk Canaris Tegredir discovered a gathering of individuals in lands claimed by The Vipers of Teutonia. Lands are dominated by a Bastion held by Fey. Canaris met old allies the Beastmen and Quellar Zommorod A'Tesh. He was invited to join the faction they are part of, called The Jhereg. As this faction was closest to the Tarantulas, including many ex-Tarantulas (Paladins of Llolth such as Chazmyr, Baraven and Krimfen), Canaris joined on behalf of House Tegredir, and became bodyguard to Sticksss, Faction Leader and head of the Beastmen.

Jhereg made heavy assault on the Bastion after rescuing King Carl Truehart of The Lions. Canaris and Sticksss heavily involved in the fighting. Sticksss went on to kill the Fey Lord in single combat using Canaris's scimitars (leaving the weaponsmaster a short sword if things went wrong !).

Canaris's personal account of Bastion of the Fey

Summer

Quellar Tegredir journeyed to the surface in force, Matron Tegredir bringing Mistresses Sirantae and Sabraenel as well as Canaris, and a number of wizards and house troops. Tegredir quickly gained a reputation for guard duty diligence, and despite losing a wizard to a group of Kagonesti low Elves, the House performed admirably, with Canaris becoming head of the Body Guard Order, Uldor, and gaining a seat on the Jhereg Council as a result. When battle was finally met between the Fey forces and those with whom the Jhereg sided, Matron Zypheny and both her daughters involved themselves in the extremely hazardous task of keeping Sticksss upright, whilst Canaris did his best to shield him whether upright or not. In the end, the House followed Sticksss in one last desperate charge through the Fey lines which proved successful and won the battle, although Canaris came very close to death. One House troop was lost in battle, but gave a glorious account of himself as he was hacked down, killing or injuring most of his attackers. It had been a very successful first year of surface operations for the House.