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The Red Light tribe are the Allies of the Light of Dawn. They are also a kind tribe, believing in the stars and the great dragon as an ancient symbol of strength and protection. The inhabitants of the Red Light strive to live in peace and treat others with kindness. Their distinguishing mark is a red pendant around their neck. Chieftain: Yartis. The chieftain's family: wife Amenia, son Tsirias.

Tribe Light of Dawn The Light of Dawn is a kind and open tribe. Almost everyone is accepted here, regardless of origin. The inhabitants believe in the power of the stars and planets, worship the celestial forces, and preserve ancient traditions of light and hope. Rumors circulate among them that one of the immortal mages may be hiding within this tribe. Their distinguishing mark is a tattoo of three stars on their wrist. Chief: Festus. The chieftain's family: his wife Anisa died giving birth to a daughter, his daughter Matronna

Black Wolf Tribe One of the most brutal tribes in Sintas, its inhabitants are hunters who live in the forests. Many are ruthless warriors and killers. The Black Wolves are at odds with Corinias and get along well with the Soul Wastes, as both tribes hate Draektorn's rule. Their distinguishing mark is the black bandages on their noses. They also use domesticated wolves for fast movement and hunting.

Chief: Ulas. The chieftain's family: wife Gifrina, daughter Selecta, son Orian.

Soul Wasteland Tribe This tribe consists primarily of exiles from Corinias: mages and sorcerers rejected by King Draekthorn. The tribe lives near the caves of the Soul Wastes, from which it takes its name. They are a dark, insular, and dangerous community, distrustful of outsiders. Their distinguishing mark is a black skull on their wrist.

Leader: Erast. The leader's family: wife Anisia, sons Homestat and Evtimar.

Epfia is a beautiful and popular kingdom located by the river. Travelers, merchants, and wanderers often come here. The kingdom is known for its openness and charm, as well as for the presence of humans, mages, and sorcerers. Epfia is in conflict with Ferzia. The king of Ferzia once sought to strengthen the alliance through marriage, but was refused, after which the feud between the kingdoms only intensified. Princess Tsvitana is considered one of the most beautiful maidens in all the lands of Cintas.

Rulers: King Arthur Queen Theodora. Heiress: daughter of Tsvitana.

Militias is a forest kingdom, more peaceful and balanced. It doesn't strive for constant warfare and maintains an alliance with Korinias. Magic isn't prohibited here, but it's not encouraged either. The inhabitants of Militias lead simpler and more peaceful lives, although there are still mages and sorcerers among them. Rulers: King Nytant Queen Kaela. Heirs: daughter Kira son of Tarian.

Korinias is a harsh mountain kingdom where life is hard and the rules are strict. Strength, discipline, and order are respected here. Magic is not considered evil, but it is treated with distrust and coldness. Korinias dislikes interfering in the affairs of others, but is capable of ruthlessness itself.

Rulers: King Draekthorn. Queen Vespera died while giving birth to her third child. Heirs: daughters of Lear and Alatheia son of Kaelan.

Ferzia is a tense and conflict-ridden kingdom located on the edge of the forest near Epfia. Wars, intrigues, and power struggles often erupt here. Ferzia is not afraid to interfere in other people's affairs and often initiates conflicts.

Rulers: King Lysandir Queen Aliria. Heirs: sons Oren and Lorcan.

The world is inhabited by people, magicians, sorcerers and wizards, as well as many unusual creatures such as griffins, unicorns, Anters and other magical creatures. People People in Sintas live ordinary lives, grow old, fight, trade, and build kingdoms and tribes. They can be kind or cruel, honest or treacherous. Among them are rulers, warriors, travelers, artisans, and merchants.

Magicians, sorcerers and wizards Mages and sorcerers are virtually indistinguishable from humans in appearance, but possess the power of healing, protection, and ancient spells. Some are immortal or live much longer than ordinary mortals. Magic in Sintas isn't inherently evil; it depends on who uses it and for what purpose.

Bendrod - The Last Dragon

Bendrod is the only dragon of Sintas. He is the last of his kind. He does not serve Kelathar, but he is unwilling to help humans or mages either. Bendrod does not take sides because he believes neither in Kelathar's dark power nor in the weakness of the mortal kingdoms. He hides from everyone, and no one knows his true whereabouts. No one knows whether he will remain on the sidelines forever or one day decide to intervene and choose a side.

Kelatar is a villain and Sintas's oldest enemy. He tolerates no equal and rules over those willing to serve him.

The Ulathars are his closest warriors, guards, and assassins. They were once people whom Kelatar swayed to his side, implanting in their minds the idea that only he could bring order to the world. The Ulathars are blindly loyal to him. They are silent and dangerous, always operating at his side. They wear only red robes and use strange weapons resembling long tails.

Orcs are brutal, cruel, and greedy creatures made of earth, mud, and stone. They are strong and destructive. Orcs don't like plans, they go where they are sent and carry out orders.

Anters are flying creatures that Kelatar also uses for his own purposes. They are smaller than dragons, but quite dangerous, with very long tails that they use to wrap around their prey and a very harsh and unpleasant voice. Anters are particularly useful for reconnaissance, air strikes, and area surveillance.

Sintas is a world of legends and ancient conflicts. According to ancient legends, Sintas was created by Tvasia, the goddess of the stars and planets. She created the earth, waters, forests, and mountains, and then populated the world with the first mages. In those days, magic was considered neither good nor evil; it was a natural part of life, and the first mages were the guardians of balance and knowledge.

But one emerged among them who refused to live by Tvasia's laws. This was Kelatar, who stood out from the others in his desire for power and his desire to subjugate all of Sintas. Kelatar wanted all lands to belong exclusively to him, and all living beings to bow to his will. When he turned against the goddess, a struggle erupted between them. Ultimately, Tvasia was killed, and Kelatar was exiled, but not destroyed. Since then, he has hidden in his tower, Nilataris, on the edge of the world, slowly gathering dark forces around him.

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