Walker grew up in Gost Iren as the bastard son of a disgraced noble. Not caring for his family or home life, he hit the road aged 9 and didn't look back. A regular at the Dungeon Inn, Walker teamed up with a Jansen Sorr, Jase Brose and Ross of Mengale on a mission into the Catacombs. During their hasty retreat, he came to sticky end against the Troll "Crook" and its colossal tree club.

A small village in central Daydark (Doom), occupied completely by Living Spirits of Cairis and Spiritual trainees.

Alexor the White, specialty in Magic lore, disappeared 2600 at beginning of Laylak's reign. 

Brenis the Blue, RIP2600, absorbed by Laylak into the Living Dark, specialty in Lightning. 

Naschu the Red, RIP 2600, killed by Eskanu, specialty in Fire. 

Pranulus the Green, RIP 2600, executed by Laylak in Esium's throne-room, specialty Nature. 

Regrim the Gray, RIP 2595 by Cole Dark using Blackrain. 

Hethcanter the Brown, DOB 2560, joins 2590-?, earth elementalist. 

Grond the Gray, DOB 2530, joins 2580-2590, drunk up to death in 2600. 

Faramas the Yellow, DOB 2540, joins 2595, RIP 2600 in "Laylak's war". 

Including ;-

Ubenox the Purple, DOB 1809, joins 1830-1850, RIP trolls in Grandthorn mountains.

Lefin Crue the Brown, DOB 1812, joins 1850-1873, RIP old age.

Talisman the Blue, Haimirian, DOB 1829, joins 1854-1886.

Redalin the Red, DOB 1915, joins 1925-1964, genius in disintegration.

Braysim the Gray, DOB 2240, joins 2290-2320, expert in existence theory and planal mechanics.

Calebor the Green, DOB 2434, joins 2460-2572, RIP mage combat.

Eldahar, despite not being a normal world, does share the Universe with billions of others. All these other worlds are contested for in the Universal scheme of things by the powers of Law, Chaos and the Eternal Balance as any Michael Moorcock fan will know.

Below is a list of other worlds briefly touched upon in the Eldahar Universe ;-

As the Federation was fighting and losing a protracted war against an alien race, it decided to secretly seed one million people onto the terraformed moon. If the Federation was destroyed, the moon would survive along with Lenug's Purpose.

Lenug would manipulate the primative civilisation of Kryll (as the settlers were memory wiped and taken back to basic tools and skills), gradually increasing their technology and combining the long term mutation effects of Raylinar with science. Eventually, after a couple of thousand years, Lenug would reveal itself and all of the Federation's weaponry hidden inside the moon - turning Kryll's Black Light drive on.

Armed with the Battle moon's cannons, Black light jump drive and two thousand years of Raylinar mutation, Lenug would guide the super warriors to victory over the aliens, securing the Federation's revenge.

This would have been fine, if it weren't for twelve test subjects in the first Raylinar experiment escaping to the Moon's surface. Horrified by the Federation's idea of making a Moon full of super mutated and brain washed warriors, these twelve hugely mutated test subjects broke into Lenug's mainframe and hacked his core systems.

Lenug's Purpose became unstable and the twelve people, 7 men and 5 women, stayed on the Moon, watching over it's inhabitants as "Gods".

See Kryll's Hall of Forgotten Heroes.

In later years Pit's sun is destroyed by Law. Maloth exists on Pit trapped inside the Great Machine - a sprawling chaotic structure operated and maintained by 888 Pit Fiends.

Wraiths of the Living Dark

The Living Dark
A brief history

It began when three Priests of Wan unwittingly invited an otherworldly power into themselves at the Portal of Night in Darksea. They were instantly killed and transformed into astral entities, unbound from the flesh, earthly desires and all their prior knowledge. But before they could understand their new forms, the other Priest's of Wan along with Soloman the Wise, trapped them in the Keystone of Wan - a powerfully warded astral prison. Before they lost all freedom, they planted a seed of themselves in Laylan Forfin (Laylak - see below) so that despite being imprisoned, they could still experience the world through the mad Prince's spirit.

In 2600, 800 years after being trapped, the wards ran out of power and Laylak killed all the Priests of Wan before they could redo the ritual. Released, the 3 Kings immediately sought out a new being to share existence with and learn from... this time they chose a virginal girl in the north of Daas called Kerri Dhwen.

Kerri gave the 3 Kings a new perspective; not only a female one, but a completely different set of morals and beliefs - Kerri was sane which made a big difference. 
She found herself to be pregnant (by one of the Kings) and at first thought it a virgin birth. As the months went by she lost weight and grew sick. Only the intervention of the Witch K'dina kept her alive as the Wraith inside her grew. Eventually she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. But to her horror the girl began growing at an alarming rate so that over several days it looked, sounded and moved just like her. This was Ceraph, a child of the Living Dark and Living Spirit combined in one. The friction between the two opposing spiritual forces would normally produce Dark fire, but somehow Kerri and Ceraph existed in a perfect balance.
K'dina and Kerri began teaching Ceraph about the world - the young Wraith proved to be a quick learner and decided to stand against Laylak. Realizing he had 800 years of planning on his side made her change her tact - She knew Laylak might eventually fail and if the Living Dark was destroyed, she wanted something to remain, as a testament of her blessing.

Ceraph could shed her flesh at will and enter her mother like any normal Wraith could return instantly to it's tomb. What she desired was to create a Living being of flesh and blood but with Dark spirit. She turned to Ashar, perhaps the greatest spiritualist alive for help and together they managed to conceive a child.

Keeping her flesh form for nine months was difficult but eventually Ceraph gave birth to a young girl made entirely of flesh - Called Harmony.

Now a piece of the Living Dark would endure and be passed on to future generations.
 

See "The Hollow" for more information on the threat of the Living Dark to Eldahar.

As Aura sense is a Wraith's natural perception, they are very adept at it, gauging sex, race, age, temperament etc, all from a being's aura, that never lies.

Any magical sword or item has by default a stronger spirit than any normal object. Magic weapons are good against Wraiths but some Wraiths can ignore lesser weapons because their spirits are so powerful. I.e Laylak is immune to +3/+3 weapons.

Lightning - Lightning does point for point POW damage to a Wraith and is by far the best weapon to use against them.

Storms - Strong storms can stir up the astral plane into a thick spiritual soup, slowing a wraith down and making it lose control of its form. Disoriented and sometimes weak, Wraiths will avoid storms like a plague.

Earthquakes - Sensitive to the earth and it's spirit, Wraiths will sense something like an earthquake by its magnetic pulse. A strong magnetic field will throw the wraith into a wobble and may confuse it so much that it loses its form and returns to its tomb to recover.

Running water - Appears on the astral plane as a wall of moving spirit that Wraiths are unable to pass through but may just be able to fly over, depending on the size of water, i.e a stream maybe, but not a river. A Wraith trapped in running water will be POW drained and lose the the ability to maintain its form.

Bolts and Balls do physical damaged at 1d6 per INTENSITY. The standard Dark bolt is 2d6 + the Wraith's level* and the standard Dark ball is 4d6 in a 15' radius.
Dark bolts and balls can lead to a darkfire combustion. See Darkfire.

Darkfire consumes both spiritual energies (Dark and normal) with a ferocity. It drains POW, causes terrible burns (actually effecting the Wraith as if it had a physical body!) and can trigger chain reactions and multiple explosions. It is also very unstable around magic and magic items.

The standard Darkfire bolt is +25% to hit, 4d8 +6 dmg.
The standard Darkfire ball is +25% to hit, 10d8 + level of Wraith.

Darkfire also does 1/5 POW dmg vs normal beings and 1/2 POW dmg vs other wraiths.

The best Enchanter of Living Dark items, other than Laylak.

Ogrek was the first wraith to break silence and cover - joining Molgwin the Spider Witch and Ferel Agak, a prince of the Lazailee. Together they formed the Triumvirate of Evil and sought the 3 rods of Belkabe. Using the 3 rods they hoped to lay waste to Gost Yaroch and Gost Arnan by creating terrible hurricanes. Their actions sparked the Mengale War.

Ogrek served his purpose though, giving Laylak and the other Lord Wraiths time to breathe and move into strike positions around Esium.
Ogrek was slain by Ross, Luvon and North.