First Oðàri House of Rott

243-653 DR. First Oðàri House of Rott. House of Hela the First of Oð through her eleven times great-grandson Edgur the Third of Oð.

The Rott Dynasty emerged following the death of the last Zyan High Lord of the city-state Oð. In 653 DR, fourteen members of this family have worn the Iron Crown. Heir presumptive is Edgur the Third’s sister Nolda, who lives in self-imposed exile protesting her brother’s reign. In line for the Iron Crown following Nolda is Lord Kordun Rott, grandson of Adárran IV by Lady Sarályn (d. 613 DR) and eldest first cousin of Edgur and Nolda.

Lineage

  1. High Lady Hela the First of Oð. Hela the Believer. She was born circa 221 DR. She was crowned by the priests of Roð in 243 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She married Lord Terrul Osdranar in 245 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She died in 270 DR. The Iron Crown passed to her son…
  2. High Lord Cyrys the First of Oð. He was born 255 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 270 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Torēal Kìldrana in 273 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. In 303 DR, he died on a hunting expedition in the Nar Drūden. The Iron Crown passed to his second son…
  3. High Lord Moðrim the First of Oð. He was born 276 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 303 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Kirra Murðün in 299 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He died in 349 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to his daughter…
  4. High Lady Hela the Second of Oð. She was born 302 DR at Oð. She was crowned by the priests of Roð in 349 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She married Lord Lōður Ryadaan in 322 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She died in 355 DR at Kryr Shùrulm, Oð. The Iron Crown passed to her daughter…
  5. High Lady Nūála the First of Oð. She was born 324 DR at Oð. She was crowned by priests of Roð in 355 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She married Lord Alāin Dàralìen in 347 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She died in 382 at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to her daughter…
  6. High Lady Azra the First of Oð. She was born 349 DR at Oð. As a minor, her mother sent numerous expeditions into the Lower Streets to recover the runaway. After several such excursions, it was learned that the heir apparent had found refuge in the company of a Hūdū. It is not recorded how Azra I communicated with the creature, but accounts of her reign include mention of a shadowy presence in her court. She was crowned by the priests of Roð in 382 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She married Lord Emrùs Moroç in 369 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She died in 389 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to her daughter…
  7. High Lady Ilárya the First of Oð. She was born 372 DR at Oð. She was crowned by the priests of Roð in 389 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She married Ærávis Wèreden the Third in 393 at the Shrine of Roð, Kryr Shùrulm, Oð. Ilárya I welcomed the first Dekàli visitors in 403 DR, when Pryr Panæð arrived in Oð. The reason for their visit was never revealed but after four days of meetings at Kryr Shùrulm, the group disembarked. She died in 424 DR in Oð. The Iron Crown passed to her son…
  8. High Lord Adárran the First of Oð. He was born 395 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 420 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He died in 440 DR at Kalðòram. The Iron Crown passed to his brother…
  9. High Lord Drezen the First of Oð. He was born 399 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 440 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Mahdàla Kaldàshar in 416 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He died in 466 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to his son…
  10. High Lord Adárran the Second of Oð. He was born 423 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 466 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Yūlàna Esserm of Terázya in 439 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. Adárran II was a tormented man. Since childhood he was vexxed by the whispers of Neðérim. During his coronation, Adárran II repeatedly asked what was being said, unable to hear beyond the voices that consumed him. After his death, his wife claimed great suffering from his distractions. In 458 DR, Adárran II was rescued from the walls of Kryr Shùrulm as the voices were leading him to his doom. He died in 471 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to his son…
  11. High Lord Edgur the Second of Oð. He was born 439 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 471 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Sōma Aldar in 458 DR at the Shrine of Roð, Kryr Shùrulm, Oð. He died in 489 DR at Torn Evalshat. The Iron Crown passed to his son…
  12. High Lord Orvud the Eighth of Oð. He was born 459 DR at Oð. He was crowned by priests of Roð in 489 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Elshra Tūlüs in 481 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. Orvud VIII’s reign was nearly interrupted in 510 HK when an Eylfāe spy was discovered in Kryr Shùrulm. The spy was captured and interrogated but committed suicide before he was broken. He died in 514 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to his son…
  13. High Lord Adárran the Third of Oð. He was born 489 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 514 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Madèrlā Kàrrost in 512 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Adàlā Tōloris in 535 DR at the Shrine of Roð, Kryr Shùrulm, Oð. He died in 568 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to his daughter…
  14. High Lady Astyral the First of Oð. She was born 521 DR at Oð. She was crowned by the priests of Roð in 568 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She married Lord Keséren Màldaron in 544 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She died in 575 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to her daughter…
  15. High Lady Astyral the Second of Oð. She was born 545 DR at Oð. She was crowned by the priests of Roð in 575 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. She died without heir in 585 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to her brother…
  16. High Lord Adárran the Third of Oð. He was born 548 DR at Oð. He was crowned by the priests of Roð in 585 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Algra Virdùnnor in 566 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He died in 617 DR at Oð. The Iron Crown passed to his son…
  17. High Lord Edgur the Third of Oð. He was born 587 DR at Oð, the twin brother of Nolda Rott. He was elected Regent of Oð in the absence of Lady Ezèrel (his sister), heir to the throne in 617 DR at Kryr Shùrulm. Due to the unexplained disappearance of Lady Ezèrel, Edgur III was crowned by the priests of Roð in 628 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. He married Lady Dāyla (–?–) in 629 DR at Kyrm Oryroð. Since childhood, Edgur III suffered from terrible nightmares. In 633 DR, the High Lord found relief under the care of Akànzir Kèldir, a Grū specialist. For many years the High Lord remained aloof and disinterested in the duties of lordship. He read often and sword-trained with the Lord’s Men at Kryr Shùrulm. The High Lord was all but invisible outside the castle. His first test as ruler occurred in 637 DR when the Merchants’ Guild of Oð began minting inferior coins (i.e., New Kūdom). The Guild refused all exchange using the Old Kūdom (i.e., those issued by the Crown), exchanging old coins for new. Edgur III may never have acted on this except that the new coins depicted portraits of the Merchants’ Guild council members rather than his wife, Lady Dāyla. The High Lord sought the help of trusted adviser Akànzir Kèldir, who in turn connected him with Ændroð the Magician. Together they devised a plan to undermine the Merchants’ Guild, now known as the Kūdom War. His rule continued in 653 DR. His twin sister, Nolda, long contended that she was the first twin born. If Lord Rott has no children, the crown will pass to Lady Nolda, the Urdàri Queen…