Wyveris

“Your blood for the Wyvern, the monarch and the nation.”

Overview

The Wyveris Nation inhabits the lands of Wyveria. A realm of towering castles, fortified cities, rolling hills, ancient forests, and iron-bound strongholds standing firm against the darkness beyond their borders. The Wyver march beneath the gold banner of the amphithere, devoted to honour, duty, and the defence of civilisation against the horrors of the Forsaken Lands.

Great keeps rise above villages and winding roads whilst banners snap proudly from stone battlements overlooking the frontier. Life within Wyveria is shaped by discipline, loyalty, and the understanding that strength exists to protect those unable to protect themselves. The shadow of the Bleed looms constantly upon their borders, and so the Wyver stand ever ready to meet it.

To outsiders, the Wyver may appear proud, rigid, or uncompromising, yet beneath this lies a people who value courage, sacrifice, and steadfast service above all else.

Wyver clothing combines practicality with noble refinement. Tunics, cloaks, tabards, layered garments, riding attire, and courtly dress are all common throughout Wyveria, often displaying heraldry, household colours, or knightly insignia.

Rich colours such as gold, crimson, deep blue, forest green, silver, and white are commonly worn alongside darker practical tones suited for travel and warfare.

  • Fabrics: Wool, linen, leather, velvet, layered cloth, and fur-lined cloaks.
  • Details: Heraldry, embroidery, metal clasps, braided trim, sigils, and knightly or noble ornamentation.
  • Accessories: Belts, rings, banners, riding gloves, scabbards, prayer tokens, and household insignia.

Wyver warriors favour disciplined martial traditions and heavily protective armour designed for open battle and defence of the realm. Mail, plate, brigandine, shields, and reinforced riding armour are all common sights throughout Wyveria.

Armour: Polished plate, heraldic tabards, cloaks, engraved detailing, knightly crests, and practical battlefield construction.

Weapons: Swords, lances, polearms, shields, maces, bows, and knightly weapons are common. Many arms are passed through generations and treated as symbols of duty and legacy.

  1. The Knight: Plate armour, heraldic colours, shield and blade in hand, sworn to uphold honour and defend the realm.
  2. The Squire: Young warrior or attendant carrying banners, equipment, and ambition whilst learning the duties of knighthood.
  3. The Noble: Refined clothing, heraldic jewellery, measured speech, and the burden of leadership carried with dignity.
  4. The Warden: Frontier defender clad in practical armour, protecting roads, villages, and borders from the horrors beyond civilisation.
  5. The Wanderer: Nomadic wanderer roaming the wilds. Makeshift clothing, staff in hand and backpack full of supplies.
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