The Realm of Magic
Glossary
Kingdom Of Caladonia
Citizen of Caladonia
Achmed - Lieutenant of the Red Cobras of Erindor.
Ankharet - A wizard.
Baldor - A warlock in 'The Tale of the Wren Wife', who murdered his wife.
Denira - Lady; deceased wife of Duke Richelieu de Boron of Garridan.
Dire Yadru - A powerful sorcerer; deceased; one of his dark spells created the scourge
of pestilence, drought and death; built Castle Pelekus in Aldagar.
Doran - Hero in legends who defeated Prudilla; married Princess Hermenia.
Dread Scott - Pirate captain; kidnapped Hawk and Wren.
Flitwick, Dr. - Royal physician.
Frithswith - Deceased wizard of the royal court; known for his rainbows; called Frithswith
the Fresh for seducing the queen.
Grangwayna - Grangwayna of the Lake; deceased witch.
Gwyneth - A female bard from Antilla, Bavol.
Hangman, the - A ghost who haunts the Ruins of Pelekus.
Iseuda - One of the Ruby Sisters; witches.
Ismeina - The White Witch; Zarnoc's sweetheart.
Jesmond - One of the Ruby Sisters; witches.
Karnok - A wizard; trained by Zarnoc, known as Karnok the Magnificent, and heads the
Eagle's Magic Guild.
Landau the White -
Master warlock; deceased; blood kin of dukes of Scrydon.
Matilda - A ghost who haunts the Ruins of Pelekus.
Mycle - Knight and nephew of Duke Richelieu de Boron of Garridan.
Paris - A ghost who haunts the Ruins of Pelekus.
Pedigrew, C.W. -
Author of 'How To Recognize Witches and Other Supernatural Creatures'.
Prudilla - Witch of Eragon.
Anwar ben Ramla -
Captain of the Red Cobras of Erindor.
Talas Kull - King of the northern barbarian tribes in Skarda.
Teresa - Old gypsy woman who sues Tareen cards to predict the future.
Van Cliff - Wrote 'The Pale Monarch', a play about a prince who married a stable girl.
White Lady, the - A ghost who haunts the Ruins of Pelekus.
Ysemay the Beguiling -
A witch, believed to be dead, very cunning and treacherous.
Zarnoc - A hermit wizard; has an orange cat named Ginger; a Lorian.
Zena - Djaran handmaiden of Lady Denira of Garridan.
Zoltaire - Wizard who made magical maps, called Deceiver Maps.
Ghajar - Gypsies:
Charon - Second-in-command to Shan Octavio.
Harmattan - The youngest of the Nova brothers; one of Tamal’s bodyguards.
Jaelle - Eldest daughter of Shan Alvarado of the Ghajar; shares same mother as
Tamal; rides a roan mare named Durell.
Joaquin - One of the Shan’s sons.
Khamsin - Third Nova brother; one of Tamal’s bodyguards.
Nash - Youngest son of Shan Octavio Alvarado by his first wife, and younger full-
bother of Tamal and Jaelle.
Octavio Alvarado - Shan of the Ghajar; has eight wives and more than forty children.
Payton - One of the Shan’s sons.
Simoom - Second older Nova brother; one of Tamal’s bodyguards.
Sirocco - Eldest Nova brother; one of Tamal’s bodyguard; has a scar on his chin.
Tamal - Eldest son of Shan Alvarado by his first wife, and heir of the Ghajar tribes;
rides a desert horse named Gazel.
Toman - Brother of Octavio; chief of one of the tribes.
Famous Swordsmiths
Falstaff - Designed many weapons but best known for ornate swords used by many
nobles.
Maltese - Modern female sword smith from Bavol.
John Mandrake - Famous swordsmith; John Mandrake, father of Taliesin; descended from
King Korax; and a warlock; designed magical swords made of silver,
including five swords for the Draconus princes.
Marcus Gregor - Created weapons still used by royal army, 200 years ago; known for the
sharpness of his blades and intricate designs.
Rivalen - Great swordsmith, lived 600 years ago; weapons highly valued.
