Who is Yolric Riyria?

By the time of the Riyria Revelations, it is believed that Trilos is known only be Esrahaddon as Yolric , and was the one responsible for both teaching Esrahaddon magic, and providing the weave for the Amulets that would be kept for over 900 years by both the line of the Heir of Novron, as well as the Guardian.

Who is the true heir of Novron?

The true heir of Novron is finally revealed to be Royce and we find out that Novron himself was elvish.

Will there be more Riyria Chronicles?

There will be another Riyria Chronicle in the not too distant future. I’ve been very protective over Royce and Hadrian and sensitive about having them overstay their welcome. The results are pretty clear that people want more, and I certainly have more stories to tell.

How do you read Riyria Chronicles?

Riyria reading order

1. Theft of Swords (The Riyria Revelations)
2. Rise of Empire (The Riyria Revelations)
3. Heir of Novron (The Riyria Revelations)
4. The Crown Tower (The Riyria Chronicles)
5. The Rose and the Thorn (The Riyria Chronicles)
6. The Death of Dulgath (The Riyria Chronicles)

Who was Esarhaddon and what did he do?

Written By: Esarhaddon, also spelled Essarhaddon, Assyrian Ashur-aha-iddina (“Ashur Has Given Me a Brother”), (flourished 7th century bc), king of Assyria 680–669 bc, a descendant of Sargon II. Esarhaddon is best known for his conquest of Egypt in 671.

When did Esarhaddon the king of Assyria die?

Esarhaddon was marching to put down the rebellion in 669 when he died. In 672 Esarhaddon had proclaimed detailed instructions for the succession of two of his sons to the thrones of Assyria and Babylonia, and at his death the successions were carried out smoothly.

Where does Esrahaddon find the Gilarabrywn in Riyria?

Esrahaddon reveals himself and explains the monster is actually an ancient elven magical construct, that the elves used in a war against humans thousands of years ago, called a Gilarabrywn. He explains that only a sword with the creature’s true name carved into the blade can kill it, which is located in an elven tower at the edge of a waterfall.

Are there any parallels between Joseph and Esarhaddon?

Eckart Frahm, Professor of Assyriology at Yale University, probes the many similarities between Joseph and Esarhaddon in his article “Surprising Parallels Between Joseph and King Esarhaddon” in the May/June 2016 issue of Biblical Archaeology Review.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-7dlrQ5qZE