So called lesser chaos rulers served as vassals of the handful of Greater Chaos Rulers of the Middle Ages. Despite the fealty, the difference in power was often a technicality and each was a powerful chaos wizard in his own right. Their fortunes often waned with the demise of their lords and, as in the case of Ephresoult the Dreadful, could perish at the hands their liege. Others, like Llamgathsukba of the Beasts who did not aid his liege in the Second Battle of the Archmage (2302), survived until their own demises. Finally, some chaos rulers departed from the common realm to another realm, such as Lord Kualotha of the Groaning Earth and Glittering Nesilivo Spawn of Amonthrace.
Lesser Rulers of Chaos of the Middle Ages of Chaos
| Image
|
Regnal Name
|
Overlord
|
Birth Year
|
Rule
|
Death
|
Dominion
|
Isbajath
|
Cause of Death
|
Remarks
|
|
Ariagse Queen of Erserce |
Prince Ulcanov |
? |
2192 to 2289 |
? |
Erserce |
? |
|
Queen of Erserce, perpetually cloaked in a cloud of white pigeons
|
|
Asgionantis of the Twilight |
Ishmutekebessa |
|
x to 2316 |
x |
Mirrhaimo |
|
|
|
|
Ashazya the Black Opal |
various |
|
2183 to 2252 |
2252 |
Narshad |
Second Isbajath |
tisbajuma |
|
|
Varyaz the Shapeless |
autonomous |
unknown |
2137 to 2260 |
2260 |
Maturn |
Fourth Isbajath |
tisbajuma |
Throe Being from another Realm
|
|
Ephresoult the Dreadful |
Prince Ulcanov |
|
to 2221 |
2221 |
Goscundy |
n/a |
Prince Ulcanov |
Slain by his liege, Prince Ulcanov
|
|
Glittering Nesilivo Spawn of Amonthrace |
Prince Ulcanov |
2098 |
2153 to 2294 |
2294 |
southwest Corundy |
Departed |
|
Arch-Priest of Amonthrace of Corundy, vassal, Ascended to Other Realm in 2294
|
|
Illyartha the Inscrutable Giantess |
sometimes Lord Kualotha |
|
to |
|
Jaggudorns |
|
tisbajuma |
|
|
Izruul Demonfriend |
nominally to Ulcanov |
|
to 2254 |
2254 |
Brandolphi, Ferruvicar |
Ambrew's Isbajath |
tisbajuma |
|
|
Itchka the Pestilent |
autonomous |
|
to 2245 |
2245 |
Ukurgiy, Danona |
First Isbajath |
tisbajuma |
|
|
Jijath Lord of the Slithering Vine |
Prince Ulcanov |
? |
x to x |
? |
northwest Corundy |
? |
|
Arch-Priest of Errignomon
|
|
Kegalfin of Gnambh |
Bexaloth Archmage |
|
to 2317 |
2317 |
Gnambh Woods |
Seventh Isbajath |
|
Gnambh Woods, Half-Giant Medibgösk Chaos Sorcerer
|
|
Khabari Gringshabz |
autonomous |
unknown |
to |
|
Dagunyami Plateau |
|
|
Dagunyami Chaos Priest
|
|
Llamgathsukba of the Beasts |
Bexaloth Archmage |
|
2257 to 2398 |
2398 |
Amyrn |
Isbajath of Sulmayand the Valiant |
tisbajuma |
Amyrn Assumed the form of a lizardman and slew Tiullolla the Lizardslayer in Ritual Combat
|
|
Nintheptissa Lady of Zamiria |
Prince Ulcanov |
|
to |
|
? |
n/a |
? |
?
|
|
Souphikyan of the Djinn |
King of the Djinn |
|
to |
|
Valley of the Djinn |
n/a |
Slain by Zhulkaraim |
Champion of the Djinn
|
|
Strakkos Chaos Mage of Ebinóë |
duplicitous |
2149 |
2186 to 2254 |
2254 |
northern Ambrinqua |
Third Isbajath |
tisbajuma |
Movable court (Aglidice, Iando, Zamphis, Corcaelia); Revealer of the Kumenontli
|
|
Schambûlthlaks of the Seeing Eyes |
Lord Kualotha |
|
2178 to 2261 |
2289 |
Dúrandwor |
Dúrandworese Isbajath |
|
Verdida and itinerant
|
|
Süjamaz the Ecstatic |
autonomous |
uncertain, early to mid 2100's |
2218 to 2305 |
2305 |
Zarajove |
Tenth Isbajath |
|
Aadhnuub
|
|
Tchitxa |
autonomous |
|
x to x |
ca 2100 |
northern Amosgire |
|
|
Ithrabbi Chaos Priest of the goddess Xhalb’ithût
|
|
Tiullolla the Lizardslayer |
Bexaloth Archmage |
ca. 2182 |
2218 to 2255 |
2255 |
Amyrn |
|
Slain in Ritual Combat |
Amyrn, 2207: Great Earthquake of Amyrn
|
|
Yetsuchocha of the Echoes |
Llamgathsukba of the Beasts |
|
to 2310 |
2310 |
Amosgire |
Isbajath of the High Magdalans |
|
Tuadbe Sorcerer-Priest
|
|
Zantvika Queen of Johaulia |
Prince Ulcanov |
2189 |
2233 to 2267 |
2267 |
Valley of Lake Vimala |
Isbajath of the Penitents |
tisbajuma |
Johaulia
|
|
Zerekos of the Insane Machine |
autonomous |
|
to 2289 |
2289 |
Adamantine Mountains |
Petitioners' Isbajath |
|
Sattalos
|
|
Zhamü the Ecstatic |
autonomous |
|
to 2309 |
2309 |
southwest Danona |
Eleventh Isbajath |
|
half-orc, half-throe chaos ruler, slain in Eleventh Isbajath
|
- Gleahova, priestess of the ancient and infinite gods of chaos, south Pytharnian highlands
- Nath Daggum, Ruler of Warlock Hills, defeated by Kualotha and sent into exile
- Reaga, governess of Warlock Hills, replacement for Nath Daggum.
- Sayatothl, Lord of Unreason: Amandal Dwarf
- Muirithion, Keeper of the Rich Madness of Iggs
- Princess Tambria
- Choxtlama: Tuadbe Chaos Ruler
- Dzan Kahisa
- Three Giant Islands
- Shadevan Delta
Proposed Chaos Mages
- Gustava, Chaosmancer of the Haunted Fjord (human) [SW Barathorn]
- Churzarro, Mage-Priest of the Forgotten Gods (human?) [Old Zephasia]
- In, the Quiet Lady, human? jamagut? [Old Zephasia]
- Nyamargunt, Hieromagus of the Wondrous Snows (half-Uglyami, half-human) [No. Jalimas]
- Amu Jishada, Chaos-Princess of the Serpent Dance (throe) [Omre]
- Cacunah, Engineer-Lord of the Insane Machine (titanid) [Central Asdauria]
- Bashtomunk Kraah, Renegade Spawn of Chaos, [Asdauria—Brasen Horde]
- Guiala of the Wandering Stench [Amosgire]
- Shaddeena, Queen of the Ineffable Pyracy [Weshif]
- Klek Kneck Vex, Mage Errant and Jealous Friend of Happy Chaos, [Barathorn]
- Rappunster, Honorable Jester of the Sacred Dung [Asdauria]
- Slothpoo The Bored [Pytharnia]
- Magnudus, Judge of the Drunken Castles [Barathorn]
- Jicave, Protector of the Anarch’s Little Toe
- Grendee, Helpmeet of the Fastidious Snake
Nek Nessernus: a chaos mage who attempted to become more powerful than other chaos mages, and by mishap, became a chaos litch—held in bondage in what is later the Barony of Lionscombe, northern High Pytharnia.
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