Amaesil Vuln'miruel

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Prince Amaesil Vuln'miruel Prince of Ebonwood Reign: 65 SA - Present Prince-Heir of Elvendom Reign: 37 SA - 60 SA The Stag Prince House: House of Vuln'miruel Titles: Prince-Heir, Patriach of House Vuln'miruel, Estelaurir, Priest of Amaethon, High Warden of the Order, Lord of Kindle, the Stag Prince, Young Fox, Brother Oak Born: 6th of the Snow’s Maiden, 1777 FA Race: Wood Elf Hair: Auburn Eyes: Brown Spouse: Visenya Sylvaeri Family: Mavis Vuln'miruel, Yulnayl Vuln'miruel, Ardreth Vuln'miruel, Illynora Sylvaeri, Melawen Taliame'onn, Syllana Vuln'miruel, Sonna Vuln'miruel, Zolvan Vuln'miruel (†), Awaiti Sirame (†), Briar Taliame'onn (†), Nivndil Friends: Aerendyl Hawksong, Evar'tir Oranor, Medli Oranor, Sevrel Valin'dar, Ser Karl Ruslan Amador, Tarathiel Asul'onn, Andria Tresery, John the Adunian, Vesryn Delmar, Edward Thuri-Elendil Religion: The Wild Faith Abilities: Druidism and Templarism

Amaesil Vuln’miruel of the House of Vuln’miruel, often called the Young Fox, is the former elven Prince-Heir of Elvendom and Patriarch of House Vuln'miruel. After serving as Lord Commander and Lord Exarch, he was named the heir to the throne by High Prince Evar’tir Oranor in 37 SA. He is known for founding the Wardens, a knighthood of elven warriors in service to Amaethon, and serving as a warrior-prince throughout his tenure. He wields the elven longsword Amaelaurir, a Xannic-infused weapon forged from Lunarite. His steed is a large, woodland stag known as Estelavern.

Amaesil is a druid and a Templar of Malchediael. He is known for his bravery, recklessness and courage in the face of dangerous threats. He has fought and nearly perished to many specters, monsters and descendents. His outspoken goal is to become the Father of Elves as his grandmother, Awaiti Sirame, did in her life.

Biography

Early Life

Amaesil was born on the 6th of the Snow’s Maiden, 1777 FA. He was given the birthname Onas by his parents and was raised by them until the age of seven. In 1784, both of his parents took their own lives in the woodlands just outside of Siramenor. No reason was ever given.

Amaesil was adopted by Sonna Vuln’miruel and raised by her. At 18-years-old, Amaesil began to train in the martial arts under the tutelage of Celiasil. Amaesil was admitted into the Oathblades, but he soon resigned after being accused by Cullas Sylvaeri and Olórin Telemnar and acquitted of treason by Evar'tir. This led to him pursuing druidism under Eir’thall and the Father Circle. He soon became attuned and named the Oak Druid. He married his first wife, Arle Sirame, and had one daughter: Mavis Vuln’miruel. Arle vanished for many years, eventually leading to the two separating.

Wardens and Wartime

During the First Tribute War of Krugmar and War of Three Fronts, Amaesil created the Wardens to support the Sentinels of Elvenesse who were led by Aesilnoth Tundrak. The Wardens became incredibly reliable during and after the war. The Wardens and Emerald Guard signed the Fellowship of Crown and Warden in 15 SA to allow the Wardens autonomy as an auxiliary military unit within the city. These accords were signed by Amaesil and Celiasil and reaffirmed in 22 SA by Amaesil and Evar’tir.

Prince Amaesil brandishing his lunarite longsword.

During the High Prince Election of 21 SA, Amaesil requested a nomination after vocal support from his peers. During the public council vote, Amaesil decried the former council after it was revealed they had skinned a former wood elf to appease the reparations of the First Tribute War. At the advice of Celiasil, Amaesil calmed the rapidly growing mob of elves. At the conclusion of this conflict, a massive schism — led by former councilor Miven Caerme'onn — led to the fracturing of Elvenesse and the formation of the Vale of Nevaehlen. In an attempt to save the nation, Amaesil and Evar’tir worked together to get Evar’tir appointed to the position of High Prince by High Prince Fëanor Sylvaeri. They were successful, and Amaesil was soon designated Lord Commander of Elvenesse. He led the army for a decade — including through the Second Tribute War and the Marshlander Fabrication of Sutica — before transitioning to Lord Exarch.

In 30 SA, Amaesil faced the Loyal Hound, a powerful and armored specter, in single combat. He lost, but he came the closest to defeating the creature single-handedly. Amaesil was a key figure in ending the Puerokar Rebellion in 36 SA led by Pancho Puerokar and Tahlia ap Tahorran. Amaesil was named Prince-Heir in the aftermath of this civil dispute. Shortly after, he united with Visenya Sylvaeri and had his second daughter, Yulnayl Vuln’miruel, in 39 SA.

Prince of Elvendom

Amaesil began his tenure as Prince-Heir by acting as a buffer between High Prince Evar'tir Oranor and the citizens of Elvenesse. In 39 SA, Amaesil and Evar'tir were visited by the Archdrakaar Azdromoth and demanded to join his sphere of influence. The two denied him, and a declaration of calamity was given by the dragonlord. The two princes called the banners of Almaris to their aid and began preparations for an attack on Amaethea by Azdromoth.

During the Raze of Amaethea in 47 SA, Amaesil led the defense of the city. Alongside the Targoth of Krugmar, he led the opening cavalry charge across the city bridge at the start of the battle. His companions — consisting of Ardreth Vuln'miruel, Galan Brylynn and Sevrel Valin’dar — worked together to sound the retreat bell, evacuate citizens, slay Azdrazi and support Galan in defeating Xigier the Wyvern with a boom-steel spear. In the aftermath of the battle, Amaesil helped establish the refugee town of Hogwash near the Warden Tower. The new settlement was placed in the control of John the Adunian and renamed to Cartref Môr in 51 SA. Amaesil then helped design the new elven city of Caras y Tennallar. On the 6th of Malin's Welcome, 54 SA, Amaesil and Visenya Sylvaeri were officially married by High Priestess Medli Oranor in the shadow of the newly-constructed city.

Some years later, Amaesil vanished from Almaris. Upon his return, he left Elvendom and began to teach of the Wild Faith and Templarism in the Dual Principality of Fenn.