.: well that's faerie nuff I guess

Welcome to Infurnace

You may be wondering why you are here. Surely you were searching for something that led you here, perhaps a window to this place opened and you came through or perhaps you fell down a rabbit hole and woke up painting this page red. Whatever has brought you here and how can only be explained by you but I do hope that no matter how you got here you will enjoy your stay.

What is Infurnace you ask? Infurnace is one of four kingdoms in the story Web of Souls. It will serve as an antagonistic kingdom within the story and is still under construction but the name seems to have found a place in my heart and clung to it. This blog will cover all portions of the Web of Souls project. Every success and failure of this project will likely be shared here as well as up first information and updates on progress.

Friday, July 8, 2011

well that's faerie nuff I guess

I 'm beginning to think my titles alone will become a challenge for everyone to figure out what I'm referencing from time to time but when it comes to puns I just can't help myself. If there's such a thing as a good pun I've yet to find it but it's not like I'm bothered by bad puns. In fact I quite adore puns and for that we can probably turn a cynical eye to me having grown up reading Peirs Anthony's Xanth series and lay the blame between the entrancing pages full of hot cross puns. Speaking of puns I have a minor update to the cast concepts!

Ladies and gentlemen, these two lovely fair folk will be revealed within the pages of volume one of Web of Souls. You'd hardly think there's anything punny about them though I suppose some of the best puns are the ones left unseen. I do imagine wielding a blade of grass as an actual blade would be rather impressive as opposed to laughable but the underlying pun is still something I'm wont to enjoy endlessly.

On another note while we have mentions of volume one up and about. The full outlines for up to volume two are done. If work continues to flow so smoothly we can hope to see plenty of beginning work get underway.

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Starting Info

Infurnian: Any of the various species that lives within the land of Infurnace. Almost all species native to the lands have an affinity or immunity to fire while others are pure flame elementals. Common races among the Infurnian population include: Dragons, demons, phoenixes, imps, hell cats, and ifrits.

Infurnace: A land that is settled deep within a bowl of the fae world's surface. The castle of the land is carved into a volcano surrounded upon the back side by a massive mountain range. While pools of magma can be found almost anywhere in Infurnace solid land can sometimes be difficult to come by.

Royal Family:
King: Fudo- name meaning: god of fire and wisdom
Queen: Akako- name meaning: Red
Prince: Tomi- name meaning: Rich/twin

random factoids

Infurnace is ruled by a family of hell lions

Infurnace is often called the Sword Kingdom, Fire Kingdom or Flame Empire and relates to the suit of swords in the minor arcana of most tarot decks.

Infurnians most often pride themselves on strength and brute force almost equally as those among them who cannot fight prize a razor wit.

Other Kingdoms

Durayn- Kingdom of cups: surrounded by marshlands, lakes and ocean beach. The castle is a giant and ever shape changing scape of sand. Water element.

Gilturn- Kingdom of coins: surrounded by forests, hills, and meadows. The Floral palace is a giant flowering shrub the size of which each flower can be used to house a small family or a single person. Earth element.

Faerwynd- Kingdom of wands: surrounded by mountains and high peaks, some mountains float freely above the original Mountain castle while the rest are riddled with tunnels and caves.

An extensive and highly enchanted labyrinth separates this kingdom from the others by land and makes approach impossible while F5 scale winds divide the sky from the other kingdoms. It is enshrouded within a never ending tornado, the eye of the storm at the kingdom's heart. No one can enter or exit unless guided by an artifact granted only by the king of wands. The labyrinth is bespelled in countless ways to ensure that no one can make it through unless the king of wands allows it.

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Friday, July 8, 2011