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* Aristidis Petrakis (King): Esshar's slow recovery was blamed on Aristidis, who was known to be inept and weak, failing to reclaim much of the territory that seceded the kingdom. He signed into the law that gave the First Light and the True Faith equal power to the Crown, forming a Triumvirate. He fathered four children. At age fourty five, retired into luxury and his eldest (who was still a teenager) succeeded him.  
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* Aristidis Petrakis (King): Esshar's slow recovery was blamed on Aristidis, who was known to be inept and weak, failing to reclaim much of the territory that seceded the kingdom. He signed into the law that gave the First Light and the True Faith equal power to the Crown, forming a Triumvirate. He fathered four children. At age fourty five, he died in battle near the end of the war against the Empire of Barsburg.  
 
* Lucius Petrakis: Lived a quiet, private life, mostly. He fathered two children.
 
* Lucius Petrakis: Lived a quiet, private life, mostly. He fathered two children.
 
* Caedicia Petrakis: A dedicated researcher. She had one child.
 
* Caedicia Petrakis: A dedicated researcher. She had one child.
 
* Attius Petrakis (brother): Attius was similar to his brother, though more self-concerned and careless. He married thrice, and fathered seven children.
 
* Attius Petrakis (brother): Attius was similar to his brother, though more self-concerned and careless. He married thrice, and fathered seven children.

Revision as of 05:25, 24 March 2020

The Petrakis lineage are most known as the ruling family of Esshar, having led the country in both times of great stability and prosperity, as well as uncertainty. The amount of influence they've had over the centuries has varied, but they've always been a central part to the kingdom. While some members of the family have certainly been flawed, the strong blood of their ancestor, Mikhail, does bless the most promising of the Petrakis with keen eyesight and great magical potential.

Family Tree

  • Mikhail Petrakis: The Progenitor, one of the most powerful Archmagi of the Mythical Age, the man who supposedly stared directly into the time vortex and survived.
  • Kroisos Petrakis I (King): Nicknamed 'the Idle' as a result of his failure to address the onset of raids by the Rhoynish peoples during his reign.
  • Aris Petrakis I (King): King in the late 7th century AC. Known for a flare for games, generosity, and a strict non-militaristic stance, as well as serial infidelity. Father of Sibylla and the bastard Eros Petaris, who was responsible for the Bastard's Rebellion.
  • Sibylla Petrakis (Queen): Victor of the Bastard's Rebellion. Whilst she was remembered for being merciful her reign was tumultuous, marking a period of instability, uprisings, and a sharp increase in racism towards Beastkin.
  • Aris Petrakis III (King): Father of Ariadne II, and beloved ruler. Assassinated in 1640 AC by Aldaren Syagros, an influential and mysterious titan of a criminal who was rumoured to be the lover of a witch.
  • Ariadne Petrakis II (Queen): She reigned for thirty years, and faced many challenges, such as the rise of the Syndicate and demonkind. She passed away from an illness at age sixty.
  • Sennia Petrakis: She married an Astor, and had four children.
  • Iordanis Petrakis: He joined the First Light, and rose to the rank of Radiant. He did not have any children.


  • Aristidis Petrakis (King): Esshar's slow recovery was blamed on Aristidis, who was known to be inept and weak, failing to reclaim much of the territory that seceded the kingdom. He signed into the law that gave the First Light and the True Faith equal power to the Crown, forming a Triumvirate. He fathered four children. At age fourty five, he died in battle near the end of the war against the Empire of Barsburg.
  • Lucius Petrakis: Lived a quiet, private life, mostly. He fathered two children.
  • Caedicia Petrakis: A dedicated researcher. She had one child.
  • Attius Petrakis (brother): Attius was similar to his brother, though more self-concerned and careless. He married thrice, and fathered seven children.