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| Map of Cyre
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| Cyre
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| Capital
| Metrol
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| Government
| Monarchy
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| Ruler
| Queen Dannel ir'Wynarn
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| Population
| 1,500,000
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Cyre lies in the southeast of the continent of Khorvaire.
[edit] Location
[edit] Society
Humans, half-elves, and halflings are common survivors
of the Mourning, along with the occasional
shifter or changeling. Most people of Cyre followed
the Sovereign Host, which is true of most survivors,
but some have turned away from the religion, or else
devoted themselves to darker faiths in their search for
vengeance or succor.
Cyran fashion tended toward bright colors—similar
to Aundairian fashion but without the flamboyance
of Aundair's hats and ruffles. Cyran style also favored
large amounts of jewelry, in quantities that others
sometimes found gaudy. Although some Cyran survivors
try to blend in to their new homes, others cling
defiantly to the fashions of the dead nation.
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[edit] History
[edit] Under Galifar
[edit] The Last War
Cyre was twice the victim of the Last War. King Jarot's daughter Mishann should have, by all rights and traditions, assumed the throne, but she was prevented from doing so by her ambitious siblings. For a hundred years, Cyrans viewed the Last War as a personal affront, a war against them as a nation. Losing both Cyre and Queen Dannel to the Mourning was a doubly heavy blow, and survivors still harbor grudges against all the other Five Nations.
During its heyday, Cyre was a land of plenty, with lush farmlands, thriving cities, traditions of art, and elegant styles. As the primary battleground of much of the Last War, however, it was dying by inches even before the Day of Mourning. Its outlying settlements were all but razed, and its cities were filled with the hopeless, the homeless, and the destitute.
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[edit] Other Notable Features
[edit] External Links
[edit] References
Keith Baker, Bill Slavicsek, James Wyatt (2004). Wizards of the Coast.
Brian Campbell, Scott Gearin (June 23, 2005). Wizards of the Coast.
James Wyatt, Keith Baker, Luke Johnson, Steven Brown (2006). Wizards of the Coast.
