A weapon may be forged in fire, but its legacy is tempered in the hands of the worthy." — Lorekeeper Theronil of E’vahona

From the crystal-born bows of ancient dragon bonds to lances blessed by divine hands, the legendary weapons of Vacari are more than steel and enchantment — they are the echoes of history made tangible. Each carries a lineage of victories and losses, bearing the mark of the rider and dragon who wield them. In the right hands, they are not merely tools of war, but symbols of unity and defiance against the darkness.

Every leaf, root, and blossom holds a story — and, in the right hands, the power to heal or to harm." — Archivist Kaelorn

The Herbal Origins Index catalogs the plants, fungi, and rare growths found across Vacari’s realms. From the scorched sands of Afor to the misted groves of Etharyon, each entry records its properties, uses, and dangers. Many such records now include the field notes of Valeon, a budding alchemist and herbalist whose travels have expanded the index beyond what any single lorekeeper could achieve. His findings continue to bridge the gap between battlefield necessity and the subtle craft of potion and poultice.

A dragon may win you the sky, but the gear you carry decides if you live to see it again." — Master Armorer Halven of Goldmoor

From stardust-threaded armor to saddles carved with runes of binding, the gear of Vacari is forged not for vanity, but for survival. Each piece is crafted with precision and purpose, tested in the heat of battle, and bound to the bond between rider and dragon. In these works, the hands of smiths and enchanters shape the fate of the skies.

Eyes are the windows not only to the soul, but to the magic, heritage, and fate that shape it." — Lorekeeper Theronil of E’vahona

In Vacari, certain eyes hold more than color — they carry the mark of bloodlines, the whisper of ancient magic, and the weight of prophecy. From the jade-fire brilliance of the Moon Elves to the silver-violet gaze of shadow-bound dragons, these rare traits reveal the stories written in the very gaze of the beholder.