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Draginol

2026-03-04T19:01:44Z

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|aka = D.L. Bradley; The Dark Mithrilar
|race = [[Mithrilar]]; [[Human|Human(Former)]]
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Draginol is one of the five Mithrilar, a group of unrelated godlike entities that had abilities that could shape reality itself. Draginol is responsible for the creation of the [[Titans]], [[Men]], and all [[Magic]] in the [[World of Elemental]].

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|content=Draginol, then called DL Bradley, was born in a prior timeline on [[Earth]] as a [[human]] sometime in the late 22nd century. Nothing is known of his early life. All we know is that he became a Colonel of the Terran Alliance military by 2220 CE and that he was related to the Terran politician [[Alan Bradley]].

In 2225, during a conflict with the [[Dread Lords]], Draginol was put in charge of the Terran Alliance's first fleet, tasked with protecting Earth from the [[Drengin]] who were looking to dominate the galaxy in the chaos created by the Dread Lords. To this end, Bradley's fleet discovered two [[Titans|Precursor]] artifacts: one that could imprison a planet, and [[The Bane|one that had sealed the Dread Lords in a pocket universe]]. He would use the former to protect Earth, as its barrier was impenetrable from both sides, and the latter to protect his fleet from insurmountable Drengin forces.

Bradley would stay within this pocket universe for 16 years, training tirelessly to defeat the Drengin and all who would threaten humanity. When they returned from the pocket universe, they found that his colleague, Colonel Jenna Casey, had defeated the Dread Lord menace with the help of [[Tandis]] the [[Titans|Arnor]]. Unfortunately, the weapon they had used was destroyed by the [[Thalan|Thalans]], leaving the Drengin uncontested for a decade. Bradley's fleet, now armed with Precursor technology, promptly freed Earth, destroying all Drengin forces in their way.

In short order, DL Bradley, changed by his years of isolation, converted the Terran Alliance from an imprisoned people to the dominant faction in the galaxy.

Bradley's interaction with the Precursor artifact that had sealed him and his fleet all those years, [[The Bane]], had changed him into something not entirely human. He was made immortal. Long after his time as a military man and politician, Bradley attempted to use The Bane save his universe from its end. This action sent him into a new dimension, where his humanity would fade and he would eventually adopt the name Draginol, now knowing his place in the [[Altarian Prophecy]].

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For a time, Draginol joined the Mithrilar in their task. Unfortunately for him, there was an important ability (or curse) that made him distinct from the other Mithrilar: he could perceive time. The other Mithrilar had no concept of the present, and could watch the Telenanth indefinitely. Draginol, his mind still a product of a mortal life, was driven mad by countless millennia of life without any form of input. Eventually, Draginol's impatience led him to using the Telenanth to his own ends, creating the Arnor.
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|content=On a planet that would also become known as [[Arnor(Planet)|Arnor]], Draginol populated the world with beings designed in his image and powered by his own will. Draginol could only use a fraction of the Telenanth's power and could not create life, so these beings lacked their own souls and were instead automata inhabited by extensions of Draginol's essence. The first would be his finest creations, those who would become the [[Dread Lords|Dred'nir]], who could perceive time like he could and were immensely powerful in their own right. Each following Arnor he would create would be less powerful and sophisticated. Later Arnor, those that would be come known as the [[Arnor (Faction)|Elas'nir]], could not even perceive the passage of time, just like the Mithrilar.

[[File:DraginolGC2.png|frameless|right]]

These differences in chronological perspective caused a rift between the two factions of Arnor, just as it had with Draginol and the other Mithrilar, and inevitably broke into war. The much more powerful Dred'nir, after uniting under [[Kona]] and building an empire out of the [[Iron Fortress]] had little issue dispensing of their Elas'nir enemies, going so far as creating a [[The Bane|weapon that could absorb the essence of fallen Arnor]]. Little did they know that Draginol had taken the guise of a Dread Lord and installed himself within the empire as Kona's advisor, covertly influencing their behavior and planting the idea of The Bane himself.

Draginol eventually revealed his true form to [[Kona]] when the Emperor of the Dred'nir attempted to drain the essence of [[Amanda the Morningstar]], an Arnor fledgling the Dark Mithrilar had taken a liking to. He then proceeded to seize The Bane for himself, banished Kona to parts unknown, and won the war for the Arnor.

Realizing its full potential, Draginol attempted to use this Dred'nir weapon to master the Telenanth and harness enough of its power to create true new life. This failed and shattered the Telenanth, flinging its shards, along with Draginol, across the universe and sealing the Arnor in a pocket universe.
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|content=Draginol, propelled at meteoric speeds, eventually crashed into a lifeless planet that would eventually be known as [[Altaria]]. A pulse of energy from the destroyed Telenanth then hit the planet, creating the spark of life.

Draginol, unconscious and buried deep in the planet, bled his essence into the world, involuntarily shaping life into forms that resembled those from Draginol's former life on Earth. These Terran-looking lifeforms would compete, coexist, and even hybridize with the native life of Elemental.

Draginol's mind also projected powerful beings that would later come to be known as the [[Elemental Lords]], along with diffuse essence that the planet's inhabitants would experience as [[Magic]].

Eventually, this diffuse essence would be congealed and crystallized into [[Shard|Shards]], locking Draginol's power away from him and preventing him from awakening.
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Titans

2026-03-04T19:01:00Z

SdXander:

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|aka = "The Second Ones", Precursors
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|factions = [[Arnor]]; [[Dread Lords]]
|distribution= [[Arnor (Planet)]];[[Anthys]]
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The Titans, sometimes used interchangeably with Arnor (which would later refer to the younger titans), were a category of beings that inhabited their own world also sometimes referred to as [[Arnor]] which would be trapped in a pocket universe by [[The Bane]], with a few escaping to [[Altaria|the world of elemental]]. The Titans, unlike [[Men]], were not true independent lifeforms but rather extensions of their creator, [[Draginol]], who designed them as tools to shape the universe how he wished.

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|content=The first Titans created by Draginol were the Dred'nir. Draginol created the Dred'nir in an earnest attempt to create new life in his own image, complete with more power than his later creations along with the perception of time that had alienated Draginol from the [[Mithrilar]].

The Dred'nir would later be known as the [[Dread Lords]], a name given by the [[Iconian|Iconians]], the servant race they uplifted from the native fauna of their planet, after the Dred'nir gave sentience to the [[Yor]], the machine race the Iconians created to do all of their menial labor.

The Dred'nir were also the creators of the [[Snathi]].

<ul>
<li>[[Kona]]</li>
<li>[[Curgen]]</li>
<li>[[Illosa|Illosa/Lady Umber]]</li>
<li>[[Kir-Tion]]</li>
<li>[[Tar-Thela]]</li>
<li>[[Talax]]</li>
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|content=After roughly one hundred attempts to create new life with the Telenanth, Draginol shifted his focus to creating less powerful and less sentient beings to serve as tools to shape the universe and the life that would arise within it in his image. This younger, less sophisticated stock would be known as the Elas'nir, and were notably distinct from their Dred'nir brethren due to their lack of perception of time.

Just as with Mithrilar and Draginol, the Elas'nir and the Dred'nir's difference in perspective would put them at odds and eventually break into [[Arnor Civil War|civil war]] after the Dred'nir began subjugating the Elas'nir as their inferiors. The Elas'nir would eventually become known as the Arnor.
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<li>[[Pariden]]</li>
<li>[[Tandis]]</li>
</ul>
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|content=The last of the Titans created were orders of magnitude less powerful than even the Elas'nir, comparable in ability to mortal [[Men]]. These meager beings were known informally as fledgelings. Those that allied themselves with the Dread Lords would become known as the Dread Nights, whereas the fledgelings that allied themselves with the likes of Pariden and Tandis were just known as Arnor, viewed as no different in personhood from their Elas'nir older siblings.
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<li>[[Calax]]</li>
<li>[[Amanda the Morningstar]]</li>
<li>[[Magnar]]</li>
</ul>
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Mithrilar

2026-03-04T19:00:32Z

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The Mithrilar were five godlike entities created that the beginning of the universe tasked with guarding The [[Telenanth]], a crystalline structure from which all life originates. Not much is known about the Mithrilar other than they were of immense power and all but [[Draginol]] were incapable of perceiving time like a mortal. The only Mithrilar known are [[Draginol]] and [[Mascrinthus]].
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|creator = [[Unknown]]
|distribution= Around the [[Telenanth]]; [[Arnor (Planet)]]; [[Anthys]]
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2026-02-09T19:25:03Z

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Kona

2026-02-09T19:23:32Z

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Kona was the first and only known emperor of the [[Dread Lord|Dread Lords]] most known for creating [[The Bane]] with the aid of his brothers after being influenced by chief advisor, [[Draginol]], who was posing as a [[Titans|Titan]] at the time. He led his empire from the [[Iron Fortress]] with a force of 20 Dread Lords and thousands of Dread Knights.

After Draginol revealed himself as a [[Mithrilar]] in order to save [[Amanda the Morningstar]] from having her essence absorbed by [[The Bane]], Kona was banished never to be seen again.

File:DraginolGC2.png

2026-02-07T05:36:45Z

SdXander: The back of Draginol as we see him in the opening of Galactic Civilizations 2,

== Summary ==
The back of Draginol as we see him in the opening of Galactic Civilizations 2,

Mascrinthus

2026-02-07T03:41:41Z

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Mascrinthus was a [[Mithrilar]] who may have been responsible for moving the [[Quendar|Drath]] to [[Drathis|their own planet]].

Mithrilar

2026-02-07T03:37:48Z

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Draginol

2026-02-07T03:32:45Z

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|race = [[Mithrilar]]; [[Human|Human(Former)]]
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Draginol is one of the five Mithrilar, a group of unrelated godlike entities that had abilities that could shape reality itself. Draginol is responsible for the creation of the [[Titans]], [[Men]], and all [[Magic]] in the [[World of Elemental]].

{{SectionTemplate
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|title=Biography
|content=The story of Draginol's life can be at times tricky to understand because the timeline of the Elemental universe (the one shared with the [[Galactic Civilizations]] franchise) is cyclical, with Draginol both being born later in the timeline and traveling to the beginning. That is why, when describing his life as a human, the dates in Draginol's life are denoted by the use of the Common Era (CE) rather than analogues used by the main Elemental timeline like After Cataclysm (AC).
}}
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|content=Draginol, then called DL Bradley, was born in a prior timeline on [[Earth]] as a [[human]] sometime in the late 22nd century. Nothing is known of his early life. All we know is that he became a Colonel of the Terran Alliance military by 2220 CE and that he was related to the Terran politician [[Alan Bradley]].

In 2225, during a conflict with the [[Dread Lords]], Draginol was put in charge of the Terran Alliance's first fleet, tasked with protecting Earth from the [[Drengin]] who were looking to dominate the galaxy in the chaos created by the Dread Lords. To this end, Bradley's fleet discovered two [[Titans|Precursor]] artifacts: one that could imprison a planet, and [[The Bane|one that had sealed the Dread Lords in a pocket universe]]. He would use the former to protect Earth, as its barrier was impenetrable from both sides, and the latter to protect his fleet from insurmountable Drengin forces.

Bradley would stay within this pocket universe for 16 years, training tirelessly to defeat the Drengin and all who would threaten humanity. When they returned from the pocket universe, they found that his colleague, Colonel Jenna Casey, had defeated the Dread Lord menace with the help of [[Tandis]] the [[Titans|Arnor]]. Unfortunately, the weapon they had used was destroyed by the [[Thalan|Thalans]], leaving the Drengin uncontested for a decade. Bradley's fleet, now armed with Precursor technology, promptly freed Earth, destroying all Drengin forces in their way.

In short order, DL Bradley, changed by his years of isolation, converted the Terran Alliance from an imprisoned people to the dominant faction in the galaxy.

Bradley's interaction with the Precursor artifact that had sealed him and his fleet all those years, [[The Bane]], had changed him into something not entirely human. He was made immortal. Long after his time as a military man and politician, Bradley attempted to use The Bane save his universe from its end. This action sent him into a new dimension, where his humanity would fade and he would eventually adopt the name Draginol, now knowing his place in the [[Altarian Prophecy]].

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|content=When Draginol arrived in the beginning of the timeline, he was introduced to the Mithrilar, of which we now consider him one. The Mithrilar were godlike beings tasked with protecting the Telenanth, an unfathomably large and powerful crystalline entity that is responsible to the creation and shaping of life in the universe.

For a time, Draginol joined the Mithrilar in their task. Unfortunately for him, there was an important ability (or curse) that made him distinct from the other Mithrilar: he could perceive time. The other Mithrilar had no concept of the present, and could watch the Telenanth indefinitely. Draginol, his mind still a product of a mortal life, was driven mad by countless millennia of life without any form of input. Eventually, Draginol's impatience led him to using the Telenanth to his own ends, creating the Arnor.
}}
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These differences in chronological perspective caused a rift between the two factions of Arnor, just as it had with Draginol and the other Mithrilar, and inevitably broke into war. The much more powerful Dred'nir had little issue dispensing of their Elas'nir enemies, going so far as creating a [[The Bane|weapon that could absorb the essence of fallen Arnor]]. Ironically, this weapon would be captured by the Elas'nir to turn the tide of war. Eventually, Draginol discovered the existence of the weapon and seized it for himself.

Realizing its full potential, Draginol attempted to use this Dred'nir weapon to completely master the Telenanth, not content just eking out enough power to create his children. This failed and shattered the Telenanth, flinging its shards, along with Draginol, across the universe and sealing the Arnor in a pocket universe.
}}
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|content=Draginol, propelled at meteoric speeds, eventually crashed into a lifeless planet that would eventually be known as [[Altaria]]. A pulse of energy from the destroyed Telenanth then hit the planet, creating the spark of life.

Draginol, unconscious and buried deep in the planet, bled his essence into the world, involuntarily shaping life into forms that resembled those from Draginol's former life on Earth. These Terran-looking lifeforms would compete, coexist, and even hybridize with the native life of Elemental.

Draginol's mind also projected powerful beings that would later come to be known as the [[Elemental Lords]], along with diffuse essence that the planet's inhabitants would experience as [[Magic]].

Eventually, this diffuse essence would be congealed and crystallized into [[Shard|Shards]], locking Draginol's power away from him and preventing him from awakening.
}}

Titans

2026-02-07T03:31:55Z

SdXander:

2026-02-05T21:48:22Z

SdXander:

2026-02-05T19:56:17Z

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Magic

2026-02-05T19:55:54Z

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Magic rules the world of Elemental. It was the power of magic that destroyed the land during the Cataclysm and it is with magic that the world will again be healed. Magic in Fallen Enchantress is channeled through Elemental Shards as Mana and wielded by the Sovereigns and Champions of the world. Magical spells cast by Champions will drain from a faction wide Mana pool.
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Spells are the primary way one can wield magic in Fallen Enchantress. Every Champion and Sovereign can cast spells. Exactly which spells they have access to are generally dictated by their traits. For every different elemental spell sphere there are five escalating ranks of traits available for Champions to master. As a Champion increases their spell trait ranks, they will unlock new spells they can use. In addition to learning spells through Traits, some spells can be unlocked via technologies and quests. Once unlocked, these spells will be accessible to all of a faction's Champions, regardless of magical acumen. Some Champions will be better at casting a particular spell because of their Spell Mastery rating and other potential bonuses.
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There are many different spell types in the world of Elemental. The primary form of distinction is between Tactical and Strategic Spells.

'''Tactical Spells'''<br>
Tactical spells are spells that are cast in tactical combat. They can be viewed in the spellbook by clicking the “Tactical” tab on the right side of the screen. By selecting a specific tactical spell in the spellbook one can see which controlled Champions can cast it at the lower right. Once in a tactical battle all of a unit’s spells are available under the “Spells” button in their action pane.

'''Strategic Spells'''<br>
Strategic spells are spells that are cast on the main game world, also known as the strategic view. They can be cast by clicking the “Spells” button at the bottom right of the main UI to access the spellbook. Once in the spellbook, one must make sure they are looking at Strategic spells with the tabs on the right, select the spell they would like to cast and click “Cast Spell”. For ease of use the tabs on the left side of the spellbook can be used to view only spells of a specific type: City Spells, Unit Spells, World Spells and Summons. When casting Strategic spells keep in mind that many of them, particularly enchantments, summons and curses, require mana maintenance to keep them going across multiple seasons. While these spells can be a great boon for a nation, the player could find their mana income dwindling quickly when trying to maintain too many of them.
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There are six different types of magical shards found in the world, each empowering spells of a different element of nature. In order to harness this power, the player will need to control the shards by capturing them within their borders and building shrines on them. Once under control a shard will produce continuous Mana for the faction every turn. Control of shards will also increase the power of most spells of its element.

'''Fire'''<br>
Fire spells are singularly focused on destruction. While they may lack in variety and subtlety, Fire spells provide a spellcaster with unrivaled options for dealing direct damage to their enemies.

'''Water'''<br>
Water spells can provide a spellcaster with well balanced mix of strategic options, from hindering and damaging their foes to empowering their units and cities. Water spells involving with the power of ice can stop enemies in their tracks and are Water’s best bet for dealing direct damage to opposing units. Conversely, spells based on the soothing waters of nature can be used to improve cities and units.

'''Air'''<br>
Air spells primarily deal with manipulating friendly and enemy units’ movement and speed. With Air magic, one can alter the tempo of combat and exploration, allowing units to teleport great distances and toss around their enemies. By harnessing the power of lightning, some Air spells can deal direct damage to enemy units. Take care as lightning can be as wild as it is destructive.

'''Earth'''<br>
Earth magic allows a spellcaster to manipulate the world of Elemental to suit their purposes. It is the elemental sphere of buffing and terraforming, offering numerous options to improve units and cities as well as options to revitalize or destroy the land itself. While there are only a few options for direct damage in Earth spells, those that exist can be quite powerful.

'''Life'''<br>
The magic of Life spells are only available to those factions affiliated with the Kingdoms of Men. However, this does not mean that Death shards are useless to Kingdom players. Instead, when a Death shard is captured by a Kingdom player it will be revitalized into a Life shard automatically. Life spells are the ultimate in support options for spellcasters. They can improve both units and cities with numerous enchantments and are the only spells able to directly heal the wounded.

'''Death'''<br>
The magic of Death spells are only available to those factions affiliated with the Empires of the Fallen. However, this does not mean that Life shards are useless to Fallen players. Instead, when a Life shard is captured by a Fallen player it will be corrupted into a Death shard automatically. Death spells are the ultimate in curse options and a powerful tool of destruction for spellcasters. They can hinder enemy units with numerous debilitating and damaging effects in addition to dealing direct damage.
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Aside from spells, the other primary way of harnessing the magic of the world is through the discovery and crafting of magical items.

'''Discovering Magical Items'''<br>
Magical items and equipment can be found all over the world of Elemental. Some are easily uncovered in notable locations, though the most powerful artifacts are only found via dangerous quests or conquering the deadly creatures of the world. Magical items found in this nature cannot be used by trained units and instead are restricted to Champions and Sovereigns.

'''Crafting Magical Items'''<br>
In order to outfit trained units with magical items and equipment, the player will need to learn to craft them themselves. While one can research all sorts of magical equipment types in the Magic tech tree, this knowledge alone is only half the battle. To outfit troops with the newfound equipment the player will require a great supply of Crystal, the primary resource of magical forging. Crystal can be refined from Crystal Crag resource nodes scattered around the world, making control over this precious resource of critical importance. Champions can also equip magical items that are crafted, though they will need to purchase them from the shop in order to take advantage of the latest magical technologies.
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