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Anasûrimbor Kellhus
Anasûrimbor Kellhus was a former Dûnyain Monk and, as of the year 4112 (Year-of-the-Tusk), Aspect-Emperor of the Three Seas. His New Empire spanned the entirety of the Three Seas and he -
Timeline
Over eight thousand years of history make up the background of The Second Apocalypse. Without a Nonman standardized dating system (they find humanity's desire for such accuracy to be baffling), there is no way -
The Darkness That Comes Before
The Darkness That Comes Before is the first novel in both The Prince of Nothing trilogy and The Second Apocalypse series. It was R. Scott Bakker’s debut novel and was published in 2003. Strikingly -
Nonmen
The Nonmen (in their own tongue, Cûnuroi) are an immortal non-human species native to Eärwa, whose presence preceded the arrival of Men by tens of thousands of years. They achieved a tremendous level of -
Cnaiür urs Skiötha
Cnaiür urs Skiötha is a Chieftain of the Utemot, a tribe of Scylvendi, who are feared across the Three Seas for their skill and ferocity in war. Because of the events surrounding the death of -
Mimara
Mimara (sometimes referred to as Anasûrimbor Mimara ) is Esmenet's first daughter and eldest child overall. Her father is unknown. She is one of the main protagonists of the Aspect-Emperor trilogy. -
Prince of Nothing Wiki
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R. Scott Bakker
R. Scott Bakker (born 2 February 1967 in Simcoe, Ontario) is a Canadian author of fantasy and science fiction. He grew up on a tobacco farm in the Simcoe area. He attended the University of -
Nil’giccas
Nil’giccas is the Nonman King of Ishterebinth and Nihrimsûl, eldest son of Sin’niroiha and Tsinirû. Known as King-upon-the-Summit, Lightbearer, Mantutor and many other names in the legends and histories of -
No-God
The No-God is an entity summoned by the Consult in the spring of the year 2143 to bring about the Apocalypse, and again in 4132 during the Second Apocalypse. Very little is known about -
Inchoroi
The Inchoroi are a mysterious and obscene race that, according to legend, descended from the void in the Incû-Holoinas. The Inchoroi are a genetically-engineered weapon race. They were created by a species known -
Skin-spies
Skin-spies are creations of the Consult, produced using Inchoroi Tekne. They call themselves the “Last Children of the Inchoroi” and the “Keepers of the Inverse Fire,” though they themselves do not appear to know -
Tekne
Tekne (also known as the Old Science) is the non-sorcerous craft of the Inchoroi, used to mould abominations out of living flesh. According to various Nonman sources, the Tekne proceeds on the presumption that -
Gates of Eärwa
The Gates of Eärwa or Gates of Thayant are a series of fortified passes through the Great Northern Kayarsus Mountains. Their precise location is not known, but is assumed to be north of the Sea -
The White-Luck Warrior
The White-Luck Warrior is the second novel in the Aspect-Emperor trilogy and the fifth in The Second Apocalypse series. It was published in 2011. The Aspect-Emperor trilogy follows on from the acclaimed -
Zioz
Zioz is a Ciphrang, a divine agency (demon) of the Outside, controlled by the Scarlet Spires. Zioz is strong-willed and therefore very dangerous to summon. Hanamanu Eleäzaras regards the demon as too risky to -
Sil
Sil was the Inchoroi King after the Arkfall and the original bearer of the Heron Spear. The dragon Wutteät the Black served as his mount. He was also known by the title King After-the -
Anasûrimbor Moënghus II
Anasûrimbor Moënghus II is officially the son of Kellhus and his first wife, Serwë, thus being the eldest of the Prince-Imperials. In truth, he is Serwë's son by Cnaiür urs Skiötha. Moënghus strongly -
The Great Ordeal
The Great Ordeal is the third novel in the Aspect-Emperor series and the sixth in The Second Apocalypse cycle. Originally, the third book in the Aspect-Emperor series was titled The Unholy Consult, but -
Holy War
The Holy War was the Inrithi host summoned by Maithanet to invade Kian and reconquer Shimeh. Battles[] Fourth Battle of Mengedda, Battle of Trantis Bay, Battle of Anwurat, Fifth Battle of Mengedda, Battle of Caraskand -
Fanimry
Fanimry is a monotheistic faith founded upon the revelations of the Prophet Fane. The central tenets of Fanimry deal with the solitary nature and transcendence of the God, the falseness of the Hundred Gods (who -
Anasûrimbor Nau-Cayûti
Anasûrimbor Nau-Cayûti (“Blessed Son” in Ûmeritic) officially was the youngest son of Anasûrimbor Celmomas II and his wife Suriala. But perhaps he was a bastard child of Seswatha and the Queen. Nau-Cayûti was -
White-Luck Warrior
The White-Luck Warrior is the god-sent assassin who will murder the Aspect-Emperor and his progeny. In Inrithism, the White-Luck Warrior is the man who walks the perfect line of action and -
Skin Eaters
The Skin Eaters are a group of mercenaries who hunt Sranc for the Holy Bounty placed on their scalps. The group is significant for having a reputation as the fiercest and most successful group of -
The False Sun
Disambiguation: this page is about the Atrocity Tale, The False Sun. For the sorcerous artifact of the same name, see False Sun. The False Sun is an Atrocity Tale published by R. Scott Bakker in
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