Equipment, Clothing, Weapons, Food, Celebrations related to the Story of Skye. All Information found here is accurate for the Storyline and can be used as current information. Please read over section you may be applying for.

Sub-boards: The Monarchy, Politics and Government, Medical, Military, StWI and the Medieval New Year, Skye History, Gaelic Renaissance, The Realm, Member Resources, Education, Clanned Lives, Castle Lives, Food and Drink, The Templars

The Clans of Skye Isle & Scotland information including: clan crests, badges, mottos, story relevant alternative history

Sub-boards: clan Lamont, Clan Campbell, clan Argyll, clan MacCleary, clan MacLean, clan MacDonald, clan Gregor, clan MacKinnon, clan MacLeod, clan MacSween, clan Robertson

Equipment, clothing, weapons, food, celebrations, and customs related to the Middle Ages (Low-High). Members are welcome to contribute their factual knowledge of the era

Sub-boards: Medieval Life, People and Cultures, The Clans, Food and Drink, Medical, Military

Words + pictures that form a representation of the story areas including: Isle of Skye, Scotland, The Celtic Alliance (Ireland, Wales, England, Isle of Mann), Europe, Asia, the Americas, and created countries.

Information concerning: current realm events, event details, acknowledgments, upcoming writing events (large/small groups stories, chronicles), and plot synopsis

Eohmark: Heahburg, Lidweard (dock), Gamoldun, Beorghilp

Portree: Camanastanaviag
Also includes: Sligachan & Broadford (in Central North-West)
MacKinnon Territory

Sub-boards: Heahburg, Lidweard, Gamoldun, Beorghilp, The Wilderness of Eohmark, Lord and Lady of Eohmark, Portree, Sligachan & Broadford

Durinish: Glendale, Milovaig, Dunvegan
MacLeod territory

Sub-boards: Osdale Castle , Dunvegan Castle, Duirinish

Waternish: Halistra, Edinbane.
Argyll territory

Struan: Bracadale (merchant port)
Robertson territory

Sub-boards: Waternish, --- Eilean Donan, Struan, --- Dun Darroch, Bracadale

Mingnish: Drynoch, Grula, & Talisker
Campbell Territory

Sub-boards: Cuin Siar, Drynoch, Grula, Talisker

Cullin Hills: Bant Chan Ser Valley, Arianna Hymerodreath, Luib, Torin, Akaneiro Kabe, Willingham, & Fleece Downs.

South Central: Elgol, Isle Soay, & Isle Scalpay
MacSween Territory

Sub-boards: Arianna Hymerodreath, Fleece Downs, St. Francis Chapel, Cullin Hills, Valley Settlements, Akaneiro Kabe , Luib, Torin, and Elgol, Williangham Marketplace and Tavern

Sleat: Sleat city, Ardvasar, Armadale, Teangue
MacGregor territory

Sub-boards: Sleat, Armadale, --- Oisles Academy, Ardvasar, Teangue, --- Dunsgateich Castle

Kyleakin
MacDonald territory

The Shores and beaches around the eastern part of the capital city

A place of constant traffic as ships, goods, people, an business move over decks and gangplanks ; all moved by coin and calloused hands.

Located in an old sea merchant's store house and owned by Grufford McSween, the patrons and pub presence is boisterous, rough, and hearty.

Guards watch with hawk-like gaze over the city walls. The structure of stone surrounds the capital city, feeding in to the surrounding Cullin Hills providing the military and citizens with spectacular vantage points. The walls are multi-leveled, with a secondary level with steps and archways closer to the city hub for citizen's business

The streets, alleys, and byways of Turas Lan. City streets are built of interlocked or cobbled stones engineered to the land formation and feature straight lines and fascinating geometric curves.

Turas Lan boasts a collection of gardens in its civic institutions the citizenry may walk through and enjoy. Each garden is connected from one to the other by paths throughout the city, sheltered by trees, offering a quiet retreat from the city noise

Gardens of:Blue Castle, The Great Cathedral,Hall of Guilds, The Infirmary & Healer's Hall, Templar Hall & Scholar's Place

This unique 'lane' is in fact a pair of lanes with additional alleys chock full of gypsies, street performers, oddity shops, cast aways, and vendors from exotic locations selling and bartering with one another. Games are played, fortunes read, and life is always colorful.

Featuring: Flying Dragon and Glittering Gypsy Trading Post (jewelry/lighting art/wood art/clothing/performance goods/publishing)

A district of the city that winds from the High-Streets-at-Chapel to a place successful individuals including: rich merchants, gentry, and nobility who have found that life beside the aquaducts and beside church and sea is worth aspiring to. The center of this bustling district features a fountain park where the water leaps from bowl to bowl in a display of aesthetic delight.

Featuring: Lady of Letters (bookstore/translations), district fountain park

Home of the Black Order : Located in the places in the city where the low streets and founding architecture begin to meet the city proper. Seemingly no more than good architecture of stone and sign outside, inside boasts a world that a master of intrigue would dream of. Their secrets are deep, as deep as the true make of the building itself, extending into the Under-dark.

The Great Hall serves dual purpose: one for events and balls and a side chamber for royal audiences.

Known as the Wilde Gardens, they have long been associated with the reigning Lord's expression of affection for his Lady-wife and family.The main visual of the garden suggests all things have always been, blooming where planted as wildflowers grow beside the likes of Spanish and English roses. This is the only city garden that can't be reached by the other paths

Featuring: Castle Gardens (main), Cullin Hills Garden (private, natural landscape of the Cullin Hills with foot bridges and lakes.)

The Arena, Training weapons storage, and overall training grounds

The Great Cathedral was one of the oldest structures of the capital. Completed sometime in 1150, the beautiful grand dame is the Christian spiritual center of Turas Lan. Mass and the Liturgy of the Hours are observed daily, with Father Donovan the cathedral head.

The heart of the economic study and decisions in Turas Lan and one of the most fundemental economic centers in Scotland.

Featuring:
the famous indoor marketplace, centers for decision and training for all guilds, rooms for apprentices, journeymen, and masters in residence, guild records and related libraries for civic use

The place of learning and healing where the Isle's finest medicinal students and staff are employed and taught. Classes are held within to those who wish to learn various aspects of the healer's art.

Featuring: designated wings for patient classifications, healing services, classes for aspiring people of the medicinal trade, the council consisting of chosen heads in each medicinal field

Within the walls of the city, the places where soldiers and knights alike may find weapons for practice and battle.

The Training Barracks of the Griffin Army. The earth here has been coated with sand for stability. Sparing pits line the far right, while sleeping barracks for those on duty or without a home can be found to the left. Ahead, a large arena for physical training and building can be seen. The Lord General's private office can be found here as well. Tunnels hide underground and are known only by the men who train and live here. Days and nights are always busy with activity of some kind.

A smithy and forge with a reputation not only for standard metal works, but the ability to produce necessary items for black powder weapons.

Owned by:Jonathan Verigs

A shop that caters to the needs of expectant mothers and infants with comfort, care, and tender respect.

Owned by:
Briseis of Carnia

A landmark tavern in the capital city, it's building and dedication coincide with the battle of Bannockburn to as was fought and won by the former King Bruce in June of 1314.

Owned by:Charlie McSween (npc)
Tended by: Molly McSween (npc, owner's daughter) Claire McSween (npc, cousin)

The Briar Rose Inn is known for its attention to comfort, its diligence in service, and its additional poise. Guests are made to feel as if they are within a home, not an establishment. Rose's famous cooking is a capital favorite.

Owned by: Mistress Alicia 'Rose' Keyes (npc)
Tended by:Danielle Keyes (daughter,npc), Nick the Slim (family friend, npc)

Located on the interesection of street where Bryante Row turns over towards the teeming central market place, Shop d'Ange stands alone as the finest purveyor of immaculate, delightful dresses for the fair figure.

Owned by: Master Jean-Claude de Aquitaine
Tended by:Apprentice Julian Monroe

Located in the Under-Dark, it doesn't attract the noble nor is it really where the desolate go, but it is a place that seems to harbor the under-belly anyway. It's indicated only by a sign in the dark alley of an engraved cat's eye. You have to know where to look in order to get there, and if you know the way, you may not be sure you'll have wanted to find it.

Owned by:Peregrine 'The Rogue'
Tended by:

The companion establishment to the Briar Rose, the inne holds more rooms for rent than any other business. There is also a warm pub atmosphere, stables for horses, and access to both the market and one of the city's land facing gates.

Owned by: Mistress Alicia 'Rose' Keyes
Tended by:

The fields of grass, sweet and tall, give way to the blossoms of heather and bluebells. Indigo earth touches the expanse of the sky surrounding in the warm seasons and golden grasses in the cold seasons.

The estates and surrounding land granted to both the local court, wealthy landowners, and foreign nobility

Sub-boards: Windsor Estates, Lands of RavenCrest, La Casa de La Costa, Lake Manor, Zurban Estate , Northampton

Smaller, unmapped settlements,house groupings, and farms located outside of the capital city and on the isle's bi-ways

Governor: Lord Jack Flynn
Duchies: Ulster
Marquis: Connacht, Leinster, Munster, Meath
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Baronies:

Governor: Edward Plantagenet III (npc)
Marquis:covering the country by 1/4's York (northern), Norfolk north-central, Suffolk(south-central), Sussex (southern), Cornwall (western peninsula),
Earldoms:
Baronies:

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Kingdoms:Norway and Sweden as united under the reign of King Magnus VII

Including: Iceland, Greenland(Northern Americas), Denmark

Kingdom: all provinces and areas as united under King Philip VI

Including: The Aquitaine

Kingdoms: The Kingdom of Portugal as ruled by King Alfonso IV and Spain, including all unified old kingdoms and provinces as ruled by King Alfonso IV of the House of Aragon

Including (for Spain) Castille, Leon Andalusia, Grenada, Valencia, and Aragon + other provinces

A combination of kingdoms, city states, and Papal States. The Heart of all Western Christendom is centered at Rome

Kingdoms: The Kingdom of Naples as ruled by Alonso Cesare deCervillion

Including: (city states, ruled by the Duke of Ferrara) Reggio (seat of duchy) Ferrara, Moderna, Parma, Manchua

Other City -States/Republics: Venice ( ruled by Marchessa Fiametta de Trenza), Florence, Siena, Genoa, Ragusa

Germany: ruled by Louis IV Germany+ Holy Roman Empire (all territory save listed exceptions, Teutonic Knights)

Exceptions: Luxemburger (John of Bohemia, King of Bohemia and Poland)

Bulgaria: ruled by Tsar Ivan Alexander

Hungary: ruled by King Charles I

Poland:: King John of Bohemia

Lithuania: ruled by
the Grand Duke Gediminas

Novgorod and Pskov Republic: (formerly known as Kievan Rus) Ivan I of Moscow

The continent of Africa including the Berber Lands known now as the Tamazgha as ruled by Amir Abdullah al Ahmad al-Araj

Including Fez, Morocco, (additional forthcoming)

Isle Nations: Isle of Carnia
Land Nations: Algiers,Egypt, Sudan, Nigeria

Coastline: The Barbary Coast

The nation of Turkey and subsequent countries as ruled by Sultan Orhan I

Including: forthcoming

The Yang Dynasty, The Golden Horde, Mongol and Kushan Empires

The lands across the Great Ocean. A new world sought by some, found by others, and the aborigines called it home. The Americas some called it.