#tanora greyleaf

[thelegacyofgreyleaf]

“I believe in making decisions that benefit our people, even if it means questioning the decisions of those who came before me.”

Tanora, an aspirational leader fueled by the will of a lion, fearlessly confronts challenges, instilled with an unwavering belief in entitlement to victories. King Kyoga Greyleaf, her father, views her as the “golden child,” shaping her upbringing. Tanora, trained in sword fighting and battle magic, draws power from nature like a Druid, yet lacks training in Druidic Nature Magic. The roots of her complex journey lie in a painful event – when she unwittingly provoked her father to test Lenora, leading to Lenora’s disownment. Tanora bears deep guilt for this, intensified by a poignant moment when Queen Lynndin, their mother, crafted matching armored dresses for them. The dresses now symbolize a rift, as Tanora’s actions triggered Lenora’s exile. This heartbreak, along with her mother’s agony, fuels Tanora’s distrust of her father. On the run, she seeks Kyoga’s redemption, hoping to prevent further tragedy.

Image Artist: Jordan Scarzfava

[thelegacyofgreyleaf]

“In the tapestry of Kyoguild’s history, I am but a thread weaving the legacy of our pure elven culture.”

King Kyoga Greyleaf, inheriting his late father's vision for Kyoguild at 18, transformed the realm into a unified elven nation by eliminating the Druid and Vampiric settlements, passionately pursuing a pure elven-culture identity. Tragedy struck at 38 when his daughter, Nalaea, learned of Kyoga's past actions, leading to her untimely demise. This loss fractured Kyoga's psyche, fueling an obsession with raising successors Tanora and Lenora in his image. Tanora, deemed "good," adhered to his ideals, while Lenora, considered "bad," focused on machines over magic. As political tensions escalated, an upcoming war against Belden loomed, testing Kyoga's friendships and forcing him to reconcile loyalty with ruthless pragmatism.

Artist: Hanako Watanabe