House Jorasco is a halfling dragonmarked house throughout Khorvaire, although their house enclave is located in Karrnath though the mark originated among the nomadic tribes on the Talenta Plains.

Contents 1 Dragonmark 2 Guilds 3 Holdings 4 People 5 History 5.1 Origins 5.2 The Last War 5.2.1 Early Years of the War 5.2.2 End of the War 5.3 Post-War 6 References

DragonmarkEdit

House Jorasco possesses the Mark of Healing. This mark grants various magical benefits that allow its bearers to heal and cure diseases making Jorasco a vital part of the struggles of the Last War and throughout Khorvaire in general.

Guilds Edit

The Healers Guild is the premiere service of House Jorasco. They provide both mundane and magical healing for those who can afford it at their hospitals and healing enclaves throughout Khorvaire. Members of the guild include herbalists, alchemists, physicians, as well as some clerics and adepts to the Sovereign Host and Silver Flame. Few seek healing from the church (even if they are willing to pay) and only the most devout or well respected within a religion will usually recieve healing.

HoldingsEdit

• Major Enclaves
  • Vedykar, Karrnath ("Resthold", seat of power)
  • Fairhaven, Aundair

    

  • Sharn, Breland
  • Gatherhold, Talenta Plains
• Minor Enclaves/Healers' Guild Facilites
  • Flamekeep, Thrane
  • Korth, Karrnath
  • Newthrone, Q'barra
  • Taer Valaestas, Valenar
  • Trolanport, Zilargo
  • Pylas Talaear, Aerenal
  • Stormreach (Xen'drik)
• Additional small offices and clinics across continent

PeopleEdit

• Baron Ulara d'Jorasco, matriarch
• Ardras d'Jorasco (from Dragonmarked, p. 40)
• Cayla d'Jorasco
• Diraz d'Jorasco (quoted in Dragonmarked, p. 36)
• Janasar (from Sharn: City of Towers, p. 54)
• Jode d'Jorasco (from Dreaming Dark novels, by Keith Baker)
• Jojo d'Jorasco
• Kurala d'Jorasco (from Sharn: City of Towers, pp. 52, 54)
• Mala Boromar d'Jorasco (from Sharn: City of Towers, p. 150)

HistoryEdit

OriginsEdit

The Mark of Healing first appeared among the halflings of the Talenta Plains around 3000 years ago. However, unlike their counterparts in House Ghallanda, the halflings of Jorasco have largely abandoned their nomadic tribal roots and become firmly enmeshed in the culture and society of the five nations.

The Last WarEdit

The Last War was financially good for House Jorasco and they made a fortune healing the soldiers of every nation and army and keeping armies on their feet. However, the end of the war may be even more lucrative as the halflings of Jorasco extend ongoing care to those injured or permanently disabled during the war.

Early Years of the WarEdit

End of the WarEdit

Post-WarEdit

ReferencesEdit

• Eberron Campaign Setting.

Keith Baker, Bill Slavicsek, and James Wyatt (2004). Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 0-7869-3274-0.

• Dragonmarked.

Keith Baker, Ari Marmell, Michelle Lyons and C.A. Suleiman (2006). Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 0-7869-3933-8.

• The Forge of War.

James Wyatt, Wolfgang Baur, Ari Marmell (2007). Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 0-7869-4153-7.

• Sharn: City of Towers.

Keith Baker and James Wyatt (2004). Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 0-7869-3434-4.

The Dragonmarked Houses
House Cannith | House Deneith | House Ghallanda | House Jorasco | House Kundarak | House Lyrander | House Medani | House Orien | House Phiarlan | House Sivis | House Tharashk | House Thuranni | House Vadalis House Tarkanan | House Vol