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Tales are Shared Ear to Ear
Tales are Shared Ear to Ear
The Ilderon Tales' stories are created through live story telling. Each segment of the Ilderon Tales is divided into Books, then within each book are three Sagas. The Books of the Ilderon Tales seek to tell a story around one central conflict but from multiple view points. The existing tales are listed below.
The first collection of stories in Ilderon compose Book 1: Umoja. Umoja is the concept of unity and the themes of these campaigns involved threatening the unity of the Sunserii nations that provided the world peace and stability. These stories serve as an introduction to the world and the conflicts between the major nations of Ilderon. Beginning in the month of Father, the stories of Umoja begin by exploring the winds of chaos stirring on the nation of Ardorserii's borders and culminate in a climatic escape from powerful vampire lords and a race against time to find an assassin wielding a powerful artifact before she strikes her target.
The second collection of stories in Ilderon composes Book 2: Iliyopotea. Iliyopotea is the concept of loss. The stories of this chapter of Ilderon's history involve handling stories that involve heavy losses. A shadow organization named the Seven has been manipulating the recent chaotic events in their favor. Beginning in the Month of Priestess, these stories are still on-going as brave heroes from every corner of Ilderon join forces to minimize as much damage as they can from the Seven's plans.
The third collection of stories in Ilderon compose Book 3: Nia. Nia is the concept of purpose. The stories of this chapter of Ilderon's history involve handling stories that involve people finding their purpose throughout the world. Events have been set in motion to usher in a new dark era for Ilderon and our heroes have to find a way to avert its coming. Beginning in the Month of Noble in 1030 AE, brave heroes from every corner of Ilderon investigate the coming storm.
The fourth collection of stories in Ilderon compose Book 4: Ujamaa. The concept Ujamaa represents Cooperative Economics. The stories of this chapter of Ilderon's history involve handling stories that involve communities working to liberate themselves from the control of others. Forces of greed, in their lust for power, have been strengthening their hold over swaths of Ilderon. Beginning in the Month of Servant in 1030 AE, these stories are still on-going as brave heroes from every corner of Ilderon find their place in Ilderon's New Age.
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