Kingdom of Ash Reading Guide

Cover from 'Kingdom of Ash' from the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.

Kingdom of Ash is the eight and final book in the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas. Taking place two months after the events of Empire of Storms and Tower of Dawn, Aelin Galathynius must take her final stand and fight to save her world from destruction. Imprisoned and tortured by Queen Maeve, Aelin must summon unbreakable resolve while her allies rally across continents to fight Erawan and his Valg Army. Rowan Whitethorn, her mate, leads a desperate rescue mission to save her; Dorian Havilliard seeks out the final piece to an ancient puzzle; Manon Blackbeak strives to unite the witches and heal a centuries-old rift; and Aedion and Lysandra must lead the army to defend Terrasen against overwhelming dark forces in Aelin’s absence. As armies clash and ancient powers rise, each hero plays their part in the grand battle as Aelin prepares herself for the final showdown against the dark forces threatening Erilea. Bound by an ancient curse tied to her bloodline, Aelin must right the wrongs of a long-ago mistake made by her ancestor, Elena Galathynius, or see her world destroyed. Through courage, loyalty, and hard-won unity, they fight not just for victory, but for a future free of darkness.

NOTE: This post assumes you have read the previous books in the series. Major spoilers ahead for earlier installments and minor spoilers ahead for the current book.

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A black and white map of the continent Erilea from the Throne of Glass series created by Sarah J. Maas. To the right is the continent of Wendlyn.
Map of Erilea from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. All rights belong to the original creators.

The Throne of Glass series takes place in Erilea, a land rich in history and magic. To the far east of Erilea and beyond the Great Ocean lies the continent Wendlyn and to the south lies the Southern Continent. Over time, Erilea has seen the rise and fall of powerful kingdoms alongside the ebb and flow of magic. Originally, the first inhabitants were the immortal Fae and they coexisted peacefully with lesser faeries and humans for centuries. However, ten years ago magic disappeared. No one knows how, but folks whisper that the gods must have cursed them. Regardless, the King of Adarlan capitalized on the disappearance of magic and began a campaign to conquer Erilea. He initiated a campaign of destruction unlike anything the continent had ever seen, destroying and burning ancient texts, sacred sites, and anyone associated with magic, including magical beings and mortals with Fae heritage. Many Fae and magical creatures alike were forced to suppress their powers or flee and go into hiding as the continent fell under the oppressive rule of the King of Adarlan. The fall of magic in Erilea was a catastrophic and devastating tragedy with the loss of countless lives and priceless knowledge. 

Fan art of Aelin Galathynius from Throne of Glass. An elf princess warrior, she wears silver battle armor and stands against a large green forest.

Aelin Ashryver Galathynius

The long-lost heir and Queen of Terrasen, Aelin can wield fire magic and seeks to free her people from Adarlan rule. However, before she can reclaim her throne, she must first escape from Queen Maeve, who has her entrapped in an iron coffin. As Aelin endures unspeakable torture, her strength and resolve become the lynchpin not only for Terrasen's future, but against the dark forces of Erawan.

Fan-art of Rowan Whitethorn from Throne of Glass. A handsome elf warrior with short white hair. He has pine green eyes and tattoos on his face.

Rowan Whitethorn

The most powerful full-blooded Fae in the realm with the ability to wield wind and ice magic, Rowan is a prince of House Whitethorn and was once a member of Queen Maeve’s elite Cadre but has now sworn allegiance to Aelin’s Court. Rowan is relentlessly hunting Queen Maeve in order to rescue Aelin.

Fan art of Aedion Ashryver from Throne of Glass. A handsome prince with turquoise eyes and wavy blonde hair, behind him is a distant mountain range.

Aedion Ashryver

Aelin's cousin and a prince of House Ashryver. He is the general of Terrasen's army, the Bane, and is tasked with defending Terrasen in Aelin’s absence, but struggles under the weight of command. His personal life has also been upended with the discovery that the legendary Fae warrior, Gavriel, is his father.

Fan art of Manon Blackbeak from Throne of Glass. A witch with gold eyes, silver hair and a red cape. Next to her is a large black scaly dragon.

Manon Blackbeak

Torn between her past as Heir to the Blackbeak Clan and her recent discovery of her Crochan Witch heritage, Manon seeks to unite the divided Ironteeth and Crochan Witch Clans and rally them to fight the dark forces of Morath.

Fanart of Dorian Havilliard from the Throne of Glass series. A handsome man with blue eyes and wavy brown hair and holding a golden retriever puppy.

Dorian Havilliard II

Struggling to master his evolving magic, former Crown Prince Dorian sets out with Manon, using both diplomacy and strategy to help her rally the Crochan Witches to their cause. Along the way, he confronts his own fate—knowing he may need to make the ultimate sacrifice.

Fan art of Lysandra from Throne of Glass, a beautiful woman with brown hair and green eyes, she lounges on a sofa with a snow leopard behind her.

Lysandra

A powerful Shape-Shifter, she uses her powers to disguise herself as Aelin, risking her life to keep Terrasen’s army unified and the soldiers’ morale high in Aelin’s stead. As both warrior and decoy, she puts her life on the line to protect her kingdom.

Fan art of Elide Lochan from Throne of Glass, a pretty and petite woman with long black hair and dark eyes, she stands in a misty mountain pass.

Elide Lochan

The rightful heir to Perranth, Elide overcomes her physical limitations and proves her strength and cunning as she travels through war-torn lands to aid Aelin’s cause. Her loyalty is unwavering, even as her heart is tested by the chaos of battle.

Fan-art of Lorcan Salvaterre, a handsome warrior with dark hair, black leather armor, and large muscles from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas.

Lorcan Salvaterre

The most powerful demi-Fae warrior in the realm and possessing dark magic, Lorcan is reeling from the severance of his blood oath to Queen Maeve and his banishment from her Cadre. He joins forces with Rowan and Gavriel to rescue Aelin and to redeem himself in Elide’s eyes.

Fan art of Gavriel from the Cadre in Throne of Glass, an elf warrior with blonde hair and stubble, a neck tattoo, and a lion behind his shoulder.

Gavriel

A powerful Fae warrior with healing magic, he can also shift into a massive lion. He recently discovered that Aedion is his son and in his efforts to earn his son’s approval, he offended Queen Maeve, who severed his blood oath and ousted him from her Cadre.

Fan art of Chaol Westfall from the Throne of Glass series. A handsome knight with tan skin, warm brown eyes, and black leather armor.

Chaol Westfall

The former Captain of the Royal Adarlan Guard, Chaol returns from his recovery in the Southern Continent and brings vital forces to Aelin’s cause. Steady and strategic, he proves himself on the battlefield and finally confronts his father.

Fan art of Yrene Towers at the Torre Cesme from Throne of Glass. A beautiful woman with golden skin and a purple robe, standing in a garden of herbs.

Yrene Towers

A gifted healer from the Torre Cesme, Yrene joins the battlefield alongside Chaol, using her healing magic to help the injured. With her healing knowledge as her weapon, she becomes a key figure in the final stand against the dark forces.

Fan-art of Kyllian, an army general with dark brown hair wearing silver armor and standing in an empty field, from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas.

Kyllian

A loyal member of the Bane and Aedion’s most trusted commander, Kyllian fights bravely under Aedion’s command as Terrasen’s forces face impossible odds.

Fan-art of Sol, a handsome Arab warrior with tan skin and wavy brown hair standing amongst his soldiers, from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas.

Sol

Lord of Suria, a wealthy coastal city and one of the main noble families of Terrasen. He must balance his leadership between listening to the older lords while also remaining open to the voices of the younger generation.

Fan-art of Ravi, a young man with wild flowing black hair riding a horse and screaming, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Ravi

Younger brother to Sol and known for being the wild one. Their family’s trade business was very successful, so much so, that during the King of Adarlan’s conquest, the King only killed one parent and allowed the other to live to run the port.

Fan art of Galan Ashryver from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A handsome prince with turquoise eyes and tan skin, he stands next to a dark horse.

Galan Ashryver

Crown Prince of Wendlyn and cousin to Aelin and Aedion through both their maternal lines, Galan arrives with his forces to aid Aelin in the war for Terrasen, answering the call when few others would.

Fan art of Weylan Darrow, an older lord wearing a dark green tunic and sitting on a bench in a garden, from the Throne of Glass books.

Weylan Darrow

Head of House Darrow, a noble Terrasen family, he is also the current steward of Terrasen and was the former lover of King Orlon Galathynius. He and some of the other old guards of Terrasen resist Aelin's leadership.

Fan-art of Elgan, an older man with short cropped gray hair, blue eyes, wearing battle armor and standing by his soldiers, from Throne of Glass.

Elgan

Captain of the Bane and an unofficial mentor to Aedion. He taught Aedion much of his battlefield knowledge and refers to him affectionately as a whelp.

Fan art of Lord Sloan of Terrasen from Throne of Glass. An old medieval lord with shaggy hair and a long face. He sits at a desk covered with papers.

Lord Sloan

Head of House Sloan, one of the few remaining noble families in Terrasen. He fought Adarlan’s forces during the Conquest of Terrasen. He is a bit on the curmudgeonly side.

Fan art of Lord Ironwood of Terrasen from Throne of Glass. An old medieval lord with unruly white hair. He is eating a roast chicken.

Lord Ironwood

Head of House Ironwood, one of the few remaining noble families in Terrasen. He fought Adarlan’s forces during the Conquest of Terrasen. He bristles at Aelin’s leadership.

Fan art of Lord Gunnar of Terrasen from Throne of Glass. An old medieval lord. He has long gray hair and is smiling in a pub and holding a beer stein.

Lord Gunnar

Head of House Gunnar, one of the few remaining noble families in Terrasen. He fought Adarlan’s forces during the Conquest of Terrasen. He is a cranky old fellow.

Fan-art of Evangeline from Throne of Glass. A cute young girl with curly red-gold hair and wearing a nice red dress. She has deep scars on her face.

Evangeline

A brave and spirited young girl, Evangeline finds safety with Lysandra, who saved her from a life in the brothels. She takes on small but important roles, running errands for Lord Darrow during the war.

Fan art of Ren Allsbrook from the Throne of Glass series. A young man with black hair and a long scar on his face standing in a busy medieval street.

Ren Allsbrook

The heir of the Allsbrook House, a noble Terrasen family, he is a rebellious young leader in the resistance against Adarlan. Haunted by the deaths of his parents and sisters, he wishes to see Terrasen liberated and helps unite the remaining Terrasen nobility.

Fan art of Murtaugh Allsbrook from Throne of Glass, an elderly statesman with sunken in cheeks and gray hair standing in a medieval market.

Murtaugh Allsbrook

Patriarch of the Allsbrook House and Ren's grandfather. He is deeply devoted to Terrasen and uses his wisdom to aid the rebellion’s armies by developing their battle strategy.

Fan art of Captain Rolfe from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, a pirate with tanned skin, wavy brown hair, and sea green eyes.

Captain Rolfe

The Pirate Lord, he is the leader of Skull’s Bay and the Dead Islands. Known for the tattooed map on his hands that can locate treasure, enemy ships, and more. He is on a mission to reclaim his birthright and find the long-lost Mycenian naval fleet and return them home to Ilium.

Fan art of Ilias from the Silent Assassins, a handsome Arab man with wavy black hair and green eyes. He stands in a desert of red sand.

Ilias

A silent assassin and friendly figure from Aelin’s. He is the son of the Mute Master, the leader of the Silent Assassins from the Red Desert in the Southwest of Erilea. He speaks sparingly.

Fan art of Ansel of Briarcliff from Throne of Glass, a gorgeous woman with red hair, brown eyes, and freckles. She stands in a red dusty desert.

Ansel of Briarcliff

A former Silent Assassin and figure from Aelin’s past. Ansel is now the Queen of the Western Wastes and took control of Melisande and its naval fleet for Aelin’s court. She occasionally speaks on behalf of Ilias.

Fan art of Arobynn Hamel from Throne of Glass, a rakishly handsome pirate with long red hair and silver eyes, he lounges on a sofa with his shirt open

Arobynn Hamel

King of the Assassins and head of the Assassin’s Guild, he was ambitious and willing to take advantage of every situation. He found Aelin near death on the banks of a frozen river and trained her as an assassin.

Fan art of Sam Cortland from Throne of Glass, an attractive man with brown hair, he wears medieval leather and carries a sword. He is on a rooftop.

Sam Cortland

A skilled assassin and Aelin’s first love. Loyal, brave, and deeply caring, he was killed during their time with the Assassin’s Guild. His memory continues to shape Aelin’s emotional journey.

Fan art of Wesley from Throne of Glass, a handsome man with brown hair and brown eyes. He wears fighting leathers and is on a rooftop.

Wesley

Lysandra’s former lover and personal body guard to Arobynn Hamel. He was close friends with Sam Cortland.

Fan art of Prince Hollin Havilliard of Adarlan, a chubby young prince with curly black hair wearing fine blue robes, he is pouting and whining.

Hollin Havilliard

Dorian’s much younger brother, he used to be quite spoiled as a child but has hopefully matured. Dorian sent him away for his safety and has not had much contact with him since.

Fan art of Queen Georgina Havilliard of Adarlan, a mature queen with beautiful red hair and a velvet emerald green gown, she has light green eyes.

Georgina Havilliard

The former Queen of Adarlan, Queen Georgina remains in Ararat with her younger son, Hollin, for both of their safety.

Fan art of the King of Adarlan from Throne of Glass, a hefty man with graying hair, small beady eyes, and dark stubble, he sits on a large throne.

The King of Adarlan

The late King of Adarlan, known for his ban on magic and his expansionist regime that conquered Terrasen. He was seen as a tyrant but in reality, his body was being controlled by a Valg prince working in service to Erawan. He tried to protect his family.

Fan art of Mort the door knocker from Throne of Glass, an old metallic skull-shaped door knocker with a turquoise patina and a large mouth.

Mort

The sarcastic, talking door knocker to Elena Galathynius’ tomb, he offers cryptic wisdom with a sharp tongue. He is made from ancient magic, and was thus unaffected by the King of Adarlan’s magical ban.

Fan art of Fleetfoot from Throne of Glass, a happy golden retriever dog running happily through a grassy wheat meadow.

Fleetfoot

Aelin’s loyal and protective dog, who often provides comfort and companionship. Gifted to her by Dorian.

Fan art of Emrys from Throne of Glass, an elderly man with a big smile and white hair in a bun sitting on a stool telling stories to a young boy.

Emrys

A kind and wise kitchen worker, as well as the Story Keeper of Mistward. Aelin often enjoyed listening to his stories.

Fanart of Endymion Enda Whitethorn from Throne of Glass. An elf lord with pointy ears, short white hair, and elegant green robes. He stands in a hall.

Endymion Whitethorn

Rowan’s cousin and a prince of House Whitethorn, they grew up together after the death of Rowan’s parents.

Fan art of Sellene Whitethorn from Throne of Glass. An attractive elf woman with pointy ears, long white hair and green eyes. She wears a green dress.

Sellene Whitethorn

Rowan’s youngest cousin and a princess of Doranelle. She has cunning eyes and a coy smile.

Fan art of Ellys Whitethorn from Throne of Glass. An elf lord with pointy ears, long white hair, and elegant turquoise robes. He stands in a hallway.

Ellys Whitethorn

Rowan’s uncle and Endymion’s father. He is the head of House Whitethorn.

Fan art of Falkan Ennar from Throne of Glass, a middle-aged man with graying black hair and a wrinkled face. He stands on a dock with boats behind him

Falkan Ennar

A former Adarlan merchant, he is searching for a Stygian Spider that stole his youth and is determined to reclaim what he sees as a bad trade. He is also a Shape-Shifter, which he only discovered after leaving Erilea and arriving on the Southern Continent.

Fan-art of Farasha, a glistening black horse running through a battlefield, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Farasha

Chaol’s horse that he rides into battle, she is feral and untamed but capable of immense speed. He jokingly refers to her as ‘The Horse of Death,’ despite her name actually meaning butterfly.

Fan art of Cyrene from Throne of Glass, a giant black spider with glowing eyes, she is at the base of a large dark mountain.

Cyrene

A stygian spider with unique abilities, she has had several run-ins with humans and witches.

Fan art of Sartaq of the Khaganate from Throne of Glass. A handsome, Arab man wearing fighting leathers and sitting on a giant eagle.

Sartaq

Second oldest son of Khagan Urus, he commands the Rukhin, an army of archers who fly on enormous eagle-like birds called Ruks. He is Heir to the Khaganate of the Southern Continent and chose Nesryn as his future empress.

Fan-art of Nesryn Faliq from Throne of Glass. A beautiful Arab woman with short black hair in fighting leathers. She is holding a bow and arrow.

Nesryn

A former city guard of Rifthold, she worked under Chaol Westfall and accompanied him to the Southern Continent. She returns to Erilea with the Rukhin, an army of archers who fly on enormous eagle-like birds called Ruks, and is engaged to their leader, Prince Sartaq.

Fan art of Borte from Throne of Glass. A beautiful Mongolian woman wearing traditional clothing and standing on a mountain with eagles in the air.

Borte

A bold and fiercely loyal member of the Rukhin and member of the Eridun clan. Hearth-sister to Prince Sartaq, she loves teasing Nesryn as Sartaq’s future empress. She does not like to be awoken from her slumber.

Fanart of Arghun from the Tower of Dawn book by Sarah J. Maas. A handsome middle-aged Arab man writing a letter at a desk. He wears deep purple robes.

Arghun

Eldest child of Khagan Urus and a skilled politician, Arghun is cold, analytical, and politically ambitious. He trades in information as his currency. He remains in Antica on the Southern Continent.

Fanart of Hasar from Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas. A middle eastern woman wearing a red dress and standing in a luxurious courtyard with a fountain.

Hasar

Third child of Khagan Urus, Hasar is cunning and headstrong. A bit cheeky, she doesn’t hesitate to push boundaries, but beneath the theatrics lies a keen strategist loyal to those she trusts. She accompanies Sartaq and Nesryn back to Erilea.

Fan art of Yeran from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A handsome Central Asian man with wind-swept hair and arrows on his back.

Yeran

A serious Ruk rider and captain of the Berlad Clan, he is Borte’s betrothed. Although they like to put on public displays of disdain for each other, they are clearly very protective of one another.

Fan art of Kashin from Tower of Dawn. An Arab man with wavy black hair and wearing a cape and armor. He has thick eyebrows and a slight beard.

Kashin

Fourth child of Khagan Urus, Kashin prefers the company of his soldiers and lives away from the gossip and subterfuge of the court. He is his father’s staunchest defender and leads his father’s army and naval fleets.

Fanart of Duva from Tower of Dawn. An Arab woman holding her hands over her pregnant belly. She wears a turquoise dress and a large sapphire bracelet.

Duva

Fifth child of Khagan Urus, Duva is mild and sweet-tempered, said to be the most cherished child of her father. She was controlled by a Valg princess but was eventually rescued. She remains in Antica on the Southern Continent.

Fan art of Tumelun from Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas. An Arab woman riding a horse with a big smile and her black hair whipping in the wind.

Tumelun

Sixth and youngest child of Khagan Urus. Beloved by all her siblings and known for her wild personality. She was killed by Duva when she was possessed by a Valg princess. Her siblings seek to avenge her death.

Fan art of Kadara from Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas. A Ruk, a type of giant eagle, it is flying against a beautiful pink sky.

Kadara

Prince Sartaq’s majestic Ruk, whom he raised from a hatchling. She is intelligent and fiercely loyal to Sartaq. He considers her to be more of a family member than some of his siblings.

Fanart of Salkhi, a giant brown eagle flying against a purple sunset sky, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Salkhi

Nesryn’s Ruk that she claimed from her time in the Eridun aerie. His previous rider had died and when Nesryn asked if he would accept her as a new rider, he bowed his head in agreement.

Fan art of the Ruk Arcas from Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas. The underside of a large flying eagle in a blue sky with the sun behind it.

Arcas

Borte’s ruk, known for her sweet personality, but like her rider, she does not take kindly to being awoken from her slumber.

Fanart of Hafiza from Tower of Dawn by Sarah J. Maas. An elderly medicine woman wearing rich purple robes and standing by natural hot springs.

Hafiza

The wise and revered leader of the Torre Cesme, the home of the healers, known for her vast healing knowledge and unshakable composure.

Fanart of Eretia from Tower of Dawn. An Arab woman with dark hair and purple robes. She stands in a healing room with large basins and dried herbs.

Eretia

An experienced healer at the Torre Cesme, who provides guidance to Yrene. Eretia is known for her short-temper and no nonsense attitude.

Fan art of Josefin Towers from Throne of Glass, a beautiful black woman with long black curls and a white medieval linen dress and brown woven bodice.

Josefin Towers

A kind and gifted healer and Yrene’s mother. She was killed during the King of Adarlan’s purge of magic.

Fan art of Princess Nehemia from Eyllwe, a princess with warm brown skin, dark braided hair, and a warm smile. She stands in a lush forested courtyard

Nehemia

The late Princess of Eyllwe, she was one of Aelin's first friends in the Glass Palace and knew her true identity from the start. She was guided by Elena Galathynius to aid Aelin’s journey. After her death, Aelin promised her that she would free the Kingdom of Eyllwe.

Fan art of Lyria from Throne of Glass, a beautiful elf woman working in a flower shop and holding a small bouquet of pink flowers to her nose.

Lyria

Rowan’s former wife, she was a Fae commoner and flower seller from Doranelle. She died while pregnant with their first child and he carries deep shame and guilt over their deaths. Maeve used her magic to manipulate Rowan into thinking that Lyria was his mate.

Fan art of Sorscha from Throne of Glass, a pretty girl with brown skin and hazel eyes, she holds a bundle of bedsheets in a medieval washing room.

Sorscha

A quiet healer from the Glass Palace, she became Dorian's lover but was killed by the King of Adarlan for being a rebel spy.

Fan art of Lord Westfall from Anielle, a stern lord with bushy brown hair and a graying beard. He stands on the ramparts of a stone castle.

Lord Westfall

Chaol’s father, a harsh and strict noble. Lord Westfall rules over Anielle and has always been at odds with Chaol’s choices.

Fan-art of Lady Westfall, a sad woman with brown hair standing by a window, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Lady Westfall

Chaol’s mother, she cares deeply for Chaol but is kept at a distance by her domineering husband. Unable to defy him, she watches from afar as her son forges his own path.

Fan art of Terrin Westfall from Anielle, a teenage boy with dark blonde hair sitting at a desk with an open book and a pen.

Terrin Westfall

Chaol’s younger brother, he was always the scholarly brother while Chaol was the warrior. After Chaol abdicated his right as eldest son to Anielle, Terrin inherited the title of Lord of Anielle.

Fan art of Nox Owen from Throne of Glass, a handsome young man with gray eyes standing by a large stone wall and carrying two swords.

Nox Owen

A clever and resourceful thief who once competed in the King's Champion Tournament, where he befriended Aelin when she was still Celaena. He had been involved with the rebellion the entire time.

Fan art of Cain from Throne of Glass, a hulking giant of a man with unruly brown hair and black armor. He is very muscular and has huge biceps.

Cain

A brutal warrior from the White Fang Mountains, Cain was once a contestant in the King's Champion Tournament and competed against Aelin. He was discovered to have been a pawn of Duke Perrington/Erawan’s dark forces.

Fan-art of the Wild Men, rough looking men with messy hair and long beards standing in the forest, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

The Wild Men

Fierce, nomadic warriors of the White Fang Mountains, the Wild Men live a difficult life trying to eke out a living from the mountains and historically have raided Anielle for supplies.

Fan-art of Dresenda, a warrior woman wearing medieval leather armor carrying a sword on her back, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Dresenda

Sister to Essar and a commander in Queen Maeve’s army in Doranelle.

Fanart of Essar, a beautiful woman with pointy ears, wavy brown hair, and wearing an elegant gown from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Essar

A noble Fae woman who lives in Doranelle. She was Lorcan’s former lover and adores chocolate.

Fan art of the Little Folk in Throne of Glass, tiny flower-like faeries with flower petal wings and green skin flying in a green mossy forest.

Little Folk

Mysterious and ancient Fae, the Little Folk dwell in the forests of Terrasen, watching from the shadows and guarding their secrets.

Fan art of Roland Havilliard from Throne of Glass, a sleazy looking man with long and greasy blonde hair. He has a little blonde stubble on his chin.

Roland Havilliard

Second cousin to Prince Dorian, he use to be a royal womanizer before he was sent to Morath, where he was put under Valg control and later begged for a mercy killing from Manon.

Fan art of Kaltain Rompier from Throne of Glass, an elegant woman with long straight black hair wearing an ornate black dress with a lace collar.

Kaltain Rompier

Once a woman of status with her eyes set on Prince Dorian, she became enslaved to Duke Perrington/Erawan but was able to fight back and blew up most of Morath with her shadowfire.

Fan art of Athril from Throne of Glass, an elf warrior wearing heavy duty armor with a sword, brown hair and stubble, and walking in a forest.

Athril

A Fae warrior and Queen Maeve’s former lover. He was also close friends with Brannon Galathynius.

Fan art of Marion Lochan, a laundress with dark hair carrying a basket of clothes, from the Throne of Glass books.

Marion Lochan

The late Lady of Perranth and mother to Elide. She began life as a laundress in the Terrasen palace and became close friends to Evalin Galathynius. She saved young Aelin and helped her escape during the conquest of Terrasen.

Fan art of Cal Lochan from Throne of Glass, a lord with black and white streaked hair and beard, he stands in a busy medieval square.

Cal Lochan

The late Lord of Perranth and father to Elide. He was Head of House Lochan, one of the noble houses of Terrasen. He was killed during the conquest of Terrasen and had entrusted Elide into the care of his brother, Vernon Lochan.

Fan-art of Finnula from Throne of Glass. An elderly nursemaid holding a swaddled baby near the kitchen hearth. She is sitting on a rocking chair.

Finnula

Elide’s nursemaid during her childhood, she cared deeply for Elide and taught her to always have her wits about her.

Fanart of Orlon Galathynius from Throne of Glass, an old king with a long white beard wearing a green tunic and standing on a balcony covered in vines

Orlon Galathynius

Former King of Terrasen and Aelin’s great-uncle. He was murdered in his sleep and his empire was conquered by the King of Adarlan. Weylan Darrow was his lover, they had no children.

Fan art of Evalin Ashryver from Throne of Glass, a beautiful princess with blue eyes and blonde hair, she stands in a verdant green forest.

Evalin Ashryver

Aelin’s mother, originally a Princess of Wendlyn, she later became the Princess of Terrasen. Maeve opposed the mixing of Ashryver and Galathynius bloodlines, forcing Evalin to elope with Rhoe.

Fan art of Rhoe Galathynius, a handsome warrior with long brown hair, holding a shield in a forest, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Rhoe Galathynius

Aelin’s father and former Crown Prince of Terrasen. He did not want his daughter to live such a highly sheltered life, but his wife, Evalin, feared Maeve’s retribution.

Fan art of Brannon Galathynius from Throne of Glass, an elf king with long red hair and a crown. He is looking up into the sun with tears in his eyes.

Brannon Galathynius

A Fae King, he was father to Elena Galathynius and founded the Kingdom of Terrasen over 2,000 years ago. He was also husband to Mala Fire-Bringer, who gifted him with fire magic, which he used to fight the Valg.

Fan art of Elena Galathynius from Throne of Glass, an ethereal elf queen with long white hair and a silver tiara surrounded by white wispy smoke.

Elena Galathynius Havilliard

The first Queen of Adarlan and mate to Gavin Havilliard. She was the daughter of the Fae King Brannon and the Goddess Mala Fire-Bringer. She played a vital role in setting the stage for Aelin's destiny.

Fan art of Gavin Havilliard from Throne of Glass, a king with dark brown hair and a thick beard, he wears green gold armor and stands on a cliffside.

Gavin Havilliard

The first King and founder of Adarlan and mate to Elena Galathynius. He was a legendary warrior, famed for defeating the Dark Lord Erawan, however, in actuality he and Elena had merely locked him up.

Fan art of Duke Perrington from Throne of Glass, a large portly man with a thick neck, red hair, and a small handlebar mustache.

Duke Perrington

A former nobleman of Adarlan and a close advisor to the King of Adarlan. In his youth, he and the King accidentally unleashed the Valg back into Erilea. His body was inhabited by the Dark Lord Erawan for many years.

Fan-art of the lord of the north from Throne of Glass. A majestic white stag with large antlers and a small flame of fire between its antlers.

Lord of the North

The spirit of Terrasen, often depicted as a white sun stag with flames between its antlers, lives in the Oakwald Forest. Sun stags were sacred to Mala Fire-Bringer and were later brought to Terrasen by Brannon Galathynius. The name also refers to a stag constellation that always points toward Terrasen.

Fan art of the Kingsflame flower from Throne of Glass, a bright orange-red flame-like flower encased in a spherical glass orb.

The Kingsflame

A small flame-like flower that symbolizes Brannon Galathynius and Terrasen. It is said to only bloom when the realm is at peace and under the reign of a good king. When Orlon Galathynius became king, a single kingsflame bloomed, which he plucked and preserved in crystal.

The Cadre are an elite group of legendary Fae warriors who swore a blood oath to serve and protect Queen Maeve of Doranelle, who often coerced and emotionally manipulated them into taking the oath and binding them into her service. The blood oath is an ancient form of magic and intended to last for eternity, however, the upper party may release the lower party, which is seen as a sign of great shame and dishonor. Many of the members have fought alongside each other for centuries and developed a close brotherhood, but despite centuries of shared history, some still remain at odds with one another.

Fan-art of Fenrys Moonbeam, a handsome elf with blonde curly hair and a white wolf at his shoulders, from the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas.

Fenrys Moonbeam

Twin brother to Connall. He also has the ability to winnow, the rare ability to teleport instantly, and can transform into a large white wolf. He is loud and sardonic and at times arrogant, but he means well.

Fan art of Connall Moonbeam from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A handsome elf with curly dark hair and armor. At his shoulder is a black wolf.

Connall Moonbeam

Twin brother to Fenrys. He shares Fenrys’ winnowing ability and can turn into a large black wolf. More quiet and reserved than his twin, he has always been more thoughtful and measured in his actions.

Fan art of Vaughan from the Cadre in Throne of Glass, an elf warrior with long black hair and a dirt-streaked face. An osprey eagle flies above.

Vaughan

The most mysterious of the Cadre, Vaughan commands wind magic and can shift into a massive osprey. A solitary soul, he distances himself from the chaos of the courts.

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Fan art of Cairn from Throne of Glass. A fierce warrior with pointy elf ears and medieval leather and armor. He is damp and standing in a dark alley.

Cairn

A brutal, sadistic warrior with no elemental magic. His sheer physical strength and relentless cruelty make him one of the most feared members of Maeve’s Cadre. He has no animal form.

The Ironteeth and Crochan Witches are two rival witch clans with a deep history of betrayal and bloodshed. The Ironteeth Witches—made up of the Blackbeak, Yellowlegs, and Blueblood clans—are belligerent and fearsome warriors with retractable iron claws and teeth. In contrast, the Crochans are a more peace-loving and gentle community with connections to healing and nature magic. Despite their differences they belong to the same race and are more similar than they realize, with all witches having blue blood. They were once united and had lived together in the Western Wastes but that peace was broken when the Ironteeth Witches betrayed the Crochans in a devastating civil war 500 years ago. In her dying breath, Queen Rhiannon Crochan cursed the land: “Blood to blood and soul to soul, together this was done, and only together can it be undone. Be the bridge, be the light. When iron melts, when flowers spring from fields of blood—let the land be witness, and return home.” Since then the Ironteeth have struggled, their cattle shrivel up and die, the wild game have fled, their witchlings are stillborn, and the rivers have turned poisonous. The curse left the Witch Kingdom in the Western Wastes desolate and barren, and it is said that only a united witch heir can break the curse. The Ironteeth Witches hunt the Crochan Witches to this day looking for the one who can break the curse and restore the land.

Fan art of the Blackbeak Matron, a dark matriarch with deep set black eyes, gray streaked hair, pointing a single finger towards a gray, stormy sky.

Blackbeak Matron

The brutal and tyrannical leader of the Blackbeak Clan, ruling through fear and merciless discipline. She is Manon’s grandmother and raised her to be a weapon of war and values obedience over all else, even at great personal cost.

Fanart of Cresseida Blueblood, an elderly witch with milky eyes, wavy gray hair, iron nails, an iron circlet and holds her palms turned up in worship.

Cresseida Blueblood

The fierce yet reasonable leader of the Blueblood Clan. Her clan devotes less time to fighting and more time to spiritual worship and honoring the Three-Faced Goddess. Like her daughter Petrah, she is noted for her calm and steadfast personality.

Fan art of the Yellowlegs Matron from Throne of Glass, an elderly wrinkled crone bent overlooking a mountain ravine, she holds a staff in her hand.

Yellowlegs Matron

A cruel, old crone and leader of the Yellowlegs Clan. Her clan is known for their distinctly yellow ankles and for keeping their iron teeth and nails on permanent display. She often indulges and bats a blind eye to her granddaughter Iskra’s crazed behavior and antics.

Fan art of Lothian from Throne of Glass. A beautiful woman with silver white hair. She is pregnant and holding her stomach and standing in a lake.

Lothian Blackbeak

Daughter of the Blackbeak Matron and Manon's mother. She disobeyed her mother when she fell in love with Tristan Crochan and later died in childbirth.

Fanart of Petrah Blueblood from Throne of Glass, a witch with blonde hair, a blue robe and holding her hands together in prayer under a crescent moon.

Petrah Blueblood

Heir to the Blueblood Clan, she is a calm, intelligent leader, who stands apart for her fairness and restraint. Unlike many of her kin, she shows respect to others and becomes an unexpected contrast to the brutality exhibited by the other clans.

Fanart of Iskra Yellowlegs from Throne of Glass, a witch with bushy brown hair and grey eyes, she holds up her hand and flexes her iron nails.

Iskra Yellowlegs

Heir to the Yellowlegs Clan, she is a brutal and aggressive witch with erratic behavior. Her cruelty and thirst for power put her in direct conflict with Manon and her leadership.

Fan art of Rhiannon Crochan, Queen of the Crochans from Throne of Glass, a witch with long black hair, a dark star-studded dress and a red cape.

Rhiannon Crochan I

The last Crochan Queen, known for her deep compassion and belief in uniting the Ironteeth and Crochan clans. Betrayed and murdered by those she sought to bring together, she cursed the Ironteeth Witches and their ancestral homeland.

Fanart of Abraxos from Throne of Glass, a black dragon resting his head on a flat rock in a green forest. He has some scars and scratches on him.

Abraxos

Manon’s Wyvern, despite his small stature, his surprising loyalty and gentle nature prove invaluable as they face external threats. He is noted for being very intelligent.

Fanart of Narene from Throne of Glass, a beautiful dragon with light and dark blue scales. She stands majestically against a range of mountains.

Narene

A highly intelligent and friendly female Wyvern ridden by Asterin. She is also Abraxos’ mate.

Fan art of Tristan Crochan from Throne of Glass. A handsome man with blonde hair and a beard, he carries a backpack and is standing in a forest.

Tristan Crochan

One of the few males born in the Crochan clan and father to Manon Blackbeak and Rhiannon Crochan II. He spent his life trying to find Lothian and Manon. He was killed by the Blackbeak Matron.

Fanart of Glennis Crochan from Throne of Glass, an elderly witch with white hair, and standing in a field of white flowers holding a wooden staff.

Glennis Crochan

A wise Crochan Witch and Manon’s great-grandmother on her paternal side. She introduces Manon to the Crochan Witches’ culture and way of life. She is Tristan’s grandmother.

Fanart of Bronwen, a witch with curly brown hair and a red cape, she stands by a forest stream from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Bronwen

A Crochan Witch who was close friends with Rhiannon Crochan II and furious about her death at the hands of the Ironteeth Witches. She turns out to also be Manon’s cousin.

Fanart of Rhiannon Crochan I from Throne of Glass, a young woman with elf ears, curly brown hair and with a red cape, she is sitting against a tree.

Rhiannon Crochan II

The Crochan Witch caught and executed by the Ironteeth Witches earlier in the series, she was revealed to have been Manon’s half-sister from their father Tristan Crochan. She had been searching for Tristan and Manon.

Fanart of Karsyn, a beautiful witch with long black hair and a red cape, she is hiding behind a tree from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Karsyn

A Crochan Witch, who is wary but curious about Manon and her group the Thirteen.

Fanart of Una, a beautiful witch with wavy black hair and a red cape standing in a green forest, from the Throne of Glass books by Sarah J. Maas.

Una

A Crochan Witch, skeptical of Manon and the Thirteen’s intentions.

An elite and tight-knit band of Blackbeak Witches under Manon’s leadership; thought to be the fiercest and most disciplined of all the Ironteeth Witches. They have fought alongside each other for over a hundred years.

Fanart of the witch Asterin from Throne of Glass, a woman with wind-swept blonde hair all around her and wearing a dark robe and cape.

Asterin

Manon’s fiercely loyal second-in-command and cousin, known for her fiery spirit and unshakable devotion to the Thirteen. Although she is Manon’s staunch supporter in public, she often challenges Manon in private, revealing a deep conscience beneath her ruthless exterior.

Fanart of the witch Sorrel from Throne of Glass, a Middle Eastern woman standing in profile in front of a mountain range, her hair is in a black bun.

Sorrel

Manon’s third-in-command and a fierce and aggressive member of The Thirteen, loyal to the Blackbeak clan and driven by a ruthless desire to survive and dominate. Often referred to as the stone to Manon’s ice and Asterin’s fire, she helps keep her two superiors grounded.

Fan art of the witch Vesta from Throne of Glass, a pretty red-haired woman playing with her hair and smiling. She wears black and brown leather.

Vesta

Manon’s unofficial fourth-in-command, she is a powerful yet also light hearted witch, who is a shameless flirt and enjoys toying with the men they encounter.

Fanart of the witch Faline from Throne of Glass, a woman with green eyes and straight black hair, she holds a sword and stands in a dark room.

Faline

Along with her twin, Fallon, they are known as the Green Eyed Demon Twins for their ruthlessness and often thought to be more demon than witch. They particularly enjoy knife throwing training.

Fan art of the witch Linnae from Throne of Glass, an Asian woman with long black braids wearing black leather crouched down on a tree branch.

Lin (Linnea)

A particularly violent witch, she is prone to lashing out at those who call her by her full name.

Fanart of the witch Fallon from Throne of Glass, a pale woman with green eyes and straight black hair, she stands in a shadowy doorway.

Fallon

Along with her twin, Faline, they are known as the Green Eyed Demon Twins for their ruthlessness and often thought to be more demon than witch. They particularly enjoy knife throwing training.

Fan art of Edda from the Blackbeak Coven, the Thirteen, from Throne of Glass. A pale witch with silver white hair, she stands near a dark tree in the shadows.

Edda

Cousin to Briar, both are known to rarely speak and act as Manon’s Shadows, gathering intelligence. They were trained from infancy to blend into darkness and love sneaking up on people, but they do not dare sneak up on Manon.

Fan art of the witch Ghislaine from Throne of Glass, a black woman with big bushy black hair, sitting on a wooden throne holding a book in her lap.

Ghislaine

The eldest and cleverest of the Thirteen, she is noted for her incredible intelligence and is a great source of knowledge for Manon. Her mother had sent her to Terrasen to attend a mortal school to study.

Fan art of Briar from the Thirteen from Throne of Glass. A pale witch with silver white hair, she stands near a gray stone wall in the shadows.

Briar

Cousin to Edda, both are known to rarely speak and act as Manon’s Shadows, gathering intelligence. They were trained from infancy to blend into darkness and love sneaking up on people, but they do not dare sneak up on Manon.

Fanart of the witch Kaya from Throne of Glass, a woman with red hair, light blue eyes, and wearing brown leather crouched down by a stream.

Kaya

A loyal member of the Thirteen and in a relationship with Thea.

Fanart of the witch Thea from Throne of Glass, a woman with brown eyes, short blonde hair and roasting a fish on a stick over a campfire.

Thea

A fierce and loyal member of the Thirteen and in a relationship with Kaya.

Fanart of the witch Imogen from Throne of Glass, a woman with brown eyes, wavy blonde hair and a scar on her cheekbone. She stands atop a stone tower.

Imogen

A more reserved member of the Thirteen who keeps to herself most of the time. She never smiles at anyone.

“Beings of a higher, different existence. For whom time was fluid, and bodies were things to be shifted and molded. Who could exist in multiple places, spread themselves wide like nets being thrown. They were as mighty and vast and eternal as a human was to a mayfly. They had not been born in this world.”Elena Galathynius in Empire of Storms

Fan art of Deanna, Lady of the Hunt from Throne of Glass, a moon goddess with flowing black hair, holding a bow and standing under a crescent moon.

Deanna

Goddess of the Moon and sister to Mala Fire-Bringer, she is associated with hunting, maidenhood, and protection of the young. The later Fae Queen Mab was syncretized into Deanna.

Fanart of Mala Fire-Bringer from Throne of Glass, a goddess with long blonde hair holding a flame and standing in front of an orange yellow sunset.

Mala Fire-Bringer

Goddess of the Sun and sister to Deanna, she is associated with the sun, light, learning, and fire. She bound herself to a mortal form to be with Brannon Galathynius, with whom she bore children, including Elena Galathynius.

Fan art of Mab from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, an elf princess with turquoise eyes, she sits in a pond with a white swan in the background.

Mab

Youngest of the three Fae sister-queens, along with Mora and Maeve. She could transform into a white swan and was progenitor of the Ashryver family and Kingdom of Wendlyn. She gave up her immortality to be with a mortal and was later syncretized into the goddess Deanna.

Fan art of Mora from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, an elf queen with silver hair, she holds a staff while a great hawk rests on her shoulders.

Mora

One of the three Fae sister-queens, along with Mab and Maeve. She could transform into a hawk and was progenitor of the Whitethorn family and the reason why their house sigil is a hawk. She relinquished her immortality to be with a mortal.

Fan-art of the god Hellas from Throne of Glass. A tall pale man with black eyes and long black hair. He wears black armor and stands in a dark forest.

Hellas

God of darkness and violent deaths, ruler of the underworld and consort of Anneith. Lorcan is a direct descendant of Hellas.

Fan-art of the goddess Anneith from Throne of Glass. A woman with long black hair and black robes standing in a gray forest. She wears a dark tiara.

Anneith

Goddess of knowledge and slow deaths, consort of Hellas. At times benevolent and other times stony-hearted. She guides Elide Lochan through difficult times.

Fan art of Silba from Throne of Glass, a beautiful brown woman in rich purple robes and with an owl on her shoulder. Behind her are natural springs.

Silba

Goddess of Healing and gentle deaths, symbolized by the owl, the color lavender, and the element of water. Many of the healers in the Southern Continent are descended from her.

Fan art of the God of Truth from Throne of Glass. A handsome pale man wearing white robes and standing in front of a wall of skulls and bones.

God of Truth

The Sin-Eater and All-Seeing One. An obscure god, his followers erected a temple made up almost entirely of human bones beneath the Shadow Market in Rifthold. He blessed the sword Damaris.

Fan-art of the goddess Temis from Throne of Glass. A stunning woman with long red hair, she holds a hawk and is kissing its beak.

Temis

Goddess of wild things and protector of caged animals. Lysandra often prays to her.

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Fanart of the Three Faced Goddess from Throne of Glass, three female faces, a young woman with brown hair, a woman with silver hair, and an old woman.

Three-Faced Goddess

Goddess of witchcraft, magic, and patron to the witches. Said to have three physical manifestations: the maiden, the mother, and the crone. Each of her faces is said to represent a different witch clan.

Fan art of Erawan from Throne of Glass. A handsome man with golden eyes and long blonde hair wearing ornate black armor and a black crown.

Erawan

An ancient and ruthless Valg King who was long thought to have been banished by King Gavin, but in actuality, he was merely trapped in a sarcophagus and accidentally released by the King of Adarlan and Duke Perrington in their youth. He seeks to conquer Erilea once again and open a portal to allow his Valg brothers to return to Erilea. His powers are vast and ancient, feeding on fear and destruction.

Fan art of Orcus from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. Flaming red eyes in a gray smoky face and black shadows.

Orcus

One of the three Valg Kings who tried to subjugate Erilea thousands of years ago but was sent back to the Valg World by Maeve. He is the eldest brother to Erawan and Mantyx.

Fan art of Mantyx from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A smoky and wispy face with red-rimmed blue eyes against a dark shadowy background.

Mantyx

One of the three Valg Kings who tried to subjugate Erilea thousands of years ago but was sent back to the Valg World by Maeve. He is the middle brother to Erawan and Orcus.

Fan art of the Ilken from Throne of Glass. A flying demon with large black bat wings, sharp teeth and pointed horns flying over a dark army.

The Ilken

The Ilken are monstrous, winged creatures bred by Erawan from twisted Valg magic and used as his personal strike force. They are nearly unstoppable in battle and represent the terrifying scope of Morath’s experimentation.

Fan-art of Vernon Lochan from Throne of Glass. A tall man with dark hair and furrowed eyes. He wears a leather jacker and is leaning against a door.

Vernon Lochan

Elide’s manipulative uncle, he aligns himself with Morath and Duke Perrington to increase his personal power. Cruel and opportunistic, he uses Elide’s claim to nobility to secure his influence among Erawan’s forces.

Fan art of the Valg from Throne of Glass, floating ghosts wearing black clocks and hoods, their faces resemble black skulls with glowing eyes.

The Valg

Ancient, parasitic demons from another realm who seek to conquer Erilea by possessing mortal bodies and often warping them beyond recognition. Driven by hunger and commanded by their dark kings, they are nearly unstoppable unless banished with rare magic.

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Fan art of Maeve from Throne of Glass, a dark queen with violet eyes and black hair, she sits on a dark throne with an owl perched on her shoulder.

Queen Maeve

No longer the Fae Queen of Doranelle, it is revealed that she is actually a Valg Queen from the same world as Erawan and was wife to King Orcus. She escaped into this world and enchanted everyone to believe she was one of the three Fae sister-queens, along with Mora and Mab. She wants unfettered control of Erilea.

Fan art of Terrasen from Throne of Glass, a vast forested landscape with a snowy mountain range in the distance. In the middle is a human settlement.

Terrasen

Once a powerful and noble kingdom in the North of Erilea founded by Brannon Galathynius. It was overthrown by the King of Adarlan, but its people remain proud and resilient. It was famous as a center of magic and learning.

Fan art of Orynth from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, a stone kingdom and castle nestled between large mountains and deep green forests.

Orynth

The capital of Terrasen, once home to House Galathynius. It use to be a thriving city but fell into decline after the royal family was overthrown, it is now a symbol of hope and resilience for the people of Terrasen. There use to be a famous library filled with books on magic, but that was destroyed during the Adarlan conquest.

Fan art of the Oakwald Forest from Throne of Glass, a beautiful green woodland area with moss covered rocks and a slight mist in the air.

Oakwald Forest

A beautiful and mighty forest that runs through much of the eastern half of Erilea, it is also known as Brannon Galathynius’ forest. Once home to many species of Fae before the King of Adarlan’s banishment of magic.

Fanart of Adarlan from Throne of Glass. A beautiful landscape of a city with emerald domes, white buildings, and a blue ocean in the background.

Adarlan

Sharing a border with Terrasen to the north, Adarlan is the dominant empire on the continent of Erilea. It is a militaristic and expansionist kingdom ruled by House Havilliard.

Fan art of Rifthold from the Throne of Glass series. A large medieval metropolis with emerald green roofs, white walled buildings, and a large river.

Rifthold

The glittering capital of Adarlan, built on the banks of the Avery River and with a harbor opening into the Great Ocean to the East. Despite its beauty, the city is a center of oppression.

Fanart of the Allsbrook Castle from the Throne of Glass series. A formidable stone fortress surrounded by forests and steep mountains.

Allsbrook Castles

Cushioned between the Oakwald Forest to the south and the Staghorn Mountains to the north, it has been the highly fortified residence of House Allsbrook for the past 500 years. With its strong natural barriers, it serves as an ideal defensive stronghold.

Fanart of Perranth, a formidable stone settlement surrounded by a stone wall in a golden wheat field, from Throne of Glass.

Perranth

The second largest city in Terrasen after Orynth and home to House Lochan. A dark-stoned, walled city in Terrasen, nestled between a lake and the Perranth Mountains.

Fanart of the Crochan Witch Camp, a cozy campsite with large tents, warm fireplaces and fairy lights strung between branches, from Throne of Glass.

Crochan Camp

A Crochan Witch camp with numerous fire hearths, one for each of the Seven Great Hearths. A semi-permanent home and gathering place for the Crochan Witches after the Witch Civil War. l

Fan art of Morath from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A dark and hellish city with black towers, spires, and smoke in the air.

Morath

A merchant city and fortress in Adarlan ruled by Duke Perrington. Morath is a dark and hellish place, its name means ‘Black Mountains’ in the Old Language of Erilea. The mountains occasionally spew out noxious gases and dark smoke, blocking out sunlight.

Fan art of Eyllwe from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A beautiful southeastern and exotic civilization with many turrets, domes, and waterways.

Eyllwe

A kingdom in the southeast corner of Erilea and Nehemia’s homeland. It is a wealthy kingdom with many waterways and trade routes. Famous for its luscious Grasslands and Stone Marshes, a relic from a bygone civilization.

Fan art of the Ferian Gap from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, a deep and narrow mountain ravine with a distant dragon flying above.

Ferian Gap

A treacherous mountain pass between the Ruhnn and White Fang Mountains, it is a snowy labyrinth of ravines and canyons, used by the Ironteeth Witches as a training ground of sorts.

Fan art of Melisande from Throne of Glass, a cute little village with cobblestone roads and wooden houses.

Melisande

The smallest kingdom within Erilea and known for its craftsmen and tinkerers, who are famous for their clever little hands that make clever little knick knacks such as instruments, clocks, and toys.

Fan-art of Doranelle from Throne of Glass. An opulent and magnificent water city built on several islands and connected through a series of bridges.

Doranelle

A magnificent and ancient Fae city built on an island surrounded by several tributary rivers, it is unsurprisingly nicknamed the City of Rivers. It is a place of both wonder and danger, where only select beings—mainly pure-blooded Fae—are allowed to live.

Fan art of the little folk's cavern from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A cozy magical cave with bedding and pools of water.

The Little Folks Cave

A magical subterranean cavern filled with numerous underground lakes and alcoves and humming with old magic. It is a safe haven supplied with equipment such as bedding, clothing, food, and fresh water.

Fan art of Ilium from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas. A sandstone coastal village with many palm trees and sail boats in the harbor.

Ilium

An ancient port town in southeastern Terrasen, once home to the legendary Mycenians, who were pirate lords noted for their powerful naval fleet. They refused to fight alongside Terrasen against Adarlan and were thus exiled from the city. According to legend, the Mycenians disbanded with a vow to return only when sea dragons rose again.

Fan art of Skull's Bay from Throne of Glass, a busy coastal port with large wooden ships in the dock and barrels and wooden crates in the streets.

Skull's Bay

A lawless pirate haven located in the Dead Islands archipelago, ruled by Captain Rolfe. The streets are lined with prostitutes, orphans, pirates, and ram shackled wooden buildings. It is renowned for its formidable defense system, the Ship-Breaker—a massive chain that can destroy any ships attempting to enter or exit the harbor without permission.

Fan art of Anielle from Throne of Glass, a stone fortress nestled between harsh and bare snowcapped mountains.

Anielle

Nestled between the White Fang Mountains and the Oakwald Forest, Anielle is a harsh, foreboding city ruled by the Westfalls. The current leader is Lord Westfall, Chaol’s father.

Fan art of the Witch Kingdom from Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, an empty and barren wasteland of sporadic tufts of grass on sandy soil.

The Witch Kingdom

The ancestral home of all the witches. After the Ironteeth Witches started the Witch Civil War, the land was cursed by Queen Rhiannon Crochan I. The Ironteeth left and have been wanderers ever since.

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