Welcome to the Land of Ivory.

It is a beautiful, majestic, and mysterious place where nothing is considered out of the ordinary, because everything here is extraordinary.  It is a very fertile land with extreme climates, extreme people, and an extreme Queen to oversee it all.

There is something for every personality, every profession, every dream, and every fear in Ivory.  It is a land of opportunity and a land of prosperity…if you know how to play the political game well.  Whether you’re coming to just visit us or to start your new life here, you will find that Ivory remains in your heart even when you leave its fertile boundaries.  Perhaps it is the magic of the Queen that makes it so, but perhaps, just perhaps, the land has a magic all its own.

Within these borders, you will learn all about the land holdings of Ivory, the Royal Family of Ivory, the castles of Ivory, the history of Ivory, and the stories of the lives of the people of Ivory.  You will laugh, and you will cry.  You will be bored, and you will be surprised.

The best place to start is learning about the Lands and the History of the kingdom, so you aren’t such easy prey for those that like to take advantage of outsiders.  When you finish there, learn about the Royal Family and the Castles of Ivory.  Finally, stop in the Three-Eyed Wolf in Seston, or any other fine tavern in Ivory, and learn about the current stories of those in Ivory.  You won’t be sorry you joined us.

Brief History:

The Estate of Ivory in the northeastern most part of the continent of RhyDin was owned by Duke of Ivory, Lord Michael Sneed. He married a woman from Scotland named Kerrih Lynne MacMillan who had also come from a family of high lineage to travel to RhyDin. In time, he would dessert her, the title, and his land. She would acquire all of his family’s estate officially from the Crown of England, King Henry VII, then bearing the title of Lady Kerrih MacMillan, Duchess of Ivory, Lady of the House of Ivory.

Later in the early part of Queen Mary I’s reign over England, funds in the English treasury were drying up from the repeated attacks and defenses of turmoil with Scotland. Once Queen Mary informed Kerrinne that Ivory would no longer receive funding from England, Kerrinne returned the missive declaring Ivory’s independence and appointing herself as its rightful monarch.

So today we find the free country of Ivory, where the people of the land pitch in with their self-appointed Queen to learn to survive on their own. Join the stories of Kerrinne, the royal family, and the people of Ivory as they face danger, adventure, joy, fear, sadness, learning, laughter, and most of all love of the land they call home…Ivory.