Name mentioned by Firdun in the spell next to Landisl. (GATE CLOSURE).

Lord at Vestdale Castle in the Land of the Valleys before the war with Alison. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).

Name not used in translation. A type of ship used by Kolder or his allies during the slave trade with Karsten. (WORLD OF WITCHES).

Duratan Falcon - probably from another translation (EXILE).

An adept of darkness, summoned and presumably worshipped by Tephana. With his help, Kerovan was to be born as Tephana's tool. His power was destroyed by Kerovan with Landisl, Neevor, Telpher, and Joisan awakened within him. From the top, a man of statuesque beauty with black curly hair, down from the waist covered with fur with legs ending in hooves. (GRIFFIN IN GLORY).

One of the settlers of High Hallack, the leader of Kaln. Gloomy and harsh. His clan was not one of the richest. A few years older than Wavent. He drew the northernmost valley. (CROWN OF DEER HORNS).

The Karsthenian, an aristocrat, were blood brothers from Renston. They tried to help the refugees from Karsten until they were captured by Yvian's men. Garnit and his brother were sold to Kolder. (WORLD OF WITCHES).

An ancient sanctuary of magic in the north of Arvon. Surrounded by a small town. Both men and women could be educated there. It was presided over by an abbot, and the people who dabbled in power who lived there are called monks and nuns. Garth Howell's crest is a naked serpent skull crowned with flames of power emanating from it. Although it is not explicitly stated whether Garth Howell is a place of Darkness or Light, Jervon's sending to the Seer, Yachne's revelation of the Mystery taking away the Force, and Garth Howell's behavior in the Coat of Arms towards Eydryth indicate that it belongs to the Darkness. (SONGWEAVER).

Karsten is a riverside town two days' journey north of Kars. Simon and Koris passed through them on their way to the city of Kars from the Falconers' Nest. (WORLD OF WITCHES).

High Hallack Valley, which is the seat of one of the lords. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).

One of the settlers of High Halllack. Foundling. Slim, tanned, sharp facial features, braids braided around the head. Raised by Zabina to be a healer, she feels a sense of connectedness to this world upon her arrival at High Hallack. At the Temple of the Moon in the lands of Garna, he awaits a call to the Temple of Dians somewhere in the west. However, at the appointed time, Iynne passes through the open gate. He sets off to the place of power on foot, accompanied by his cat Gruu and Elron. Initially, he treats it as an obstacle to his journey. Living near the Garna Valley with Zabina, she is a follower of the Dians, but during their journey together, she meets Gunnora and becomes convinced that men are not completely useless. She marries Elron. (CROWN OF DEER HORNS).

An inevitable journey or act that nothing and no one can oppose. As a rule, it is thrown by someone with a lot of Power, or someone in a critical situation, on another person. (THREE AGAINST THE WORLD OF WITCHES, CAT'S GATE, other books).

Alizonian. His father was a cook and taught him how to prepare many tasty dishes. A servant of House Kerwonel. A personal servant of Kasarian from the day he was born, previously serving his father. He knows Volorian by sight. A skinny, elderly Alison with bright blue eyes. Irregular facial features, stocky, broad in the shoulders. He has a blue scar running from his left eyebrow through the bridge of his nose to his right cheek. (MAGIC STONE).

According to the fairy tales brought from the former homeland by the settlers, High Hallack responsible for the rainfall. (CROWN OF DEER HORNS).

A man living in a village in the mountains between Karsten and Escore, the village chief. Greedy. He captured a keplianica and a foal. After they were redeemed by Eleeri, he chased her to kill the keplians. Killed by Eleeri and Keplyans. (KEY OF THE KEPLIANS).

A man from Karsten. The leader of a band prowling the Karsten foothills several years after the Great Stir, claiming to be Mr. Honnor's men. He willingly serves the Darkness - he allied himself with one of her servants to bring him to the Hawkhorn. (BEWARE OF THE FALCON.)

A city or town. It is told by a merchant who came from Verlaine, probably his hometown. (EXILE).

A town in one of the High Hallack valleys under the rule of Vescys. It lay at the mouth of the Ithondale. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).

A woman of the Old Race, probably from Estcarpu. She had a pale complexion, and her long black hair was braided into a crown. Captured as a child by the Dogs of Alizon in Estcarpa, Gillan was inexplicably taken to the main port of High Halllack, where the Dogs of Alizon restocked. Furlo of Thantop found her during an attack on the Alisonians and sent her under guard to his wife, Freeza. When Thantop was attacked, Freeza and Gillan fled to Norstead Abbey in the High Vales. After Freeza's death, Gillan remained in the care of the Ladies, but eventually swapped with one of the thirteen brides given in exchange for helping the Werebeast Riders. She chose Herrel and followed him to Arvon, where the riders fought their former compatriots for freedom and life. Gillan and Herrel eventually settled in Reeth, a star-shaped tower built in the woods of Arvon near the Redmantle family's lands. Gillan bore Herrel a son, Kerovan, who was taken from her shortly after birth. Aylinn, a girl born at the same time to Herrel's own sister, was left in Kerovan's place, and Gillan and Herrel raised her as their own child. (YEAR OF THE UNICORN, LEOPARD).

Alizonian. After the Great Movement, he was a guardsman in Es, and in fact a spy for Alizon in that city. He took advantage of Yareth's expedition to free his daughter from the Alizonians and return to Alizon. There he handed over the comrades of the ruler. For his services to Alizon, he was given a place on Esguira's personal staff. He had bright green eyes that reflected the light strangely, and hair so light that it was almost colorless. (FALCON MAGIC).

One of the Power Names spoken by Yonan. (CAT GATE).

A talisman or ancient temple mentioned by Caluf in an oath assuring Simon that he vouched for every word of his report. (WORLD OF WITCHES).

Name not used in translation. An illness or illness from which the inhabitants of High Hallack suffered - sometimes fatal. (CURSE OF THE ARSTHOR).

A place in the steppes of Arvon where, hidden under the illusion of a well, a creature lured travelers to it. Destroyed by Kerovan during his stay among the Kiogs before finding Kar Garudwyn. (GRIFFIN'S NEST, SONGWEAVER).

The title of Destree m'Regnant, obtained during the fight against Laquit. It meant that Gunnora herself was speaking through Destree. (DEAD SHIP HARBOR).

Persons through whom powerful adepts speak, through whom adepts manifest their power, mediating between the adept and the world. Destree m'Regnant became the Voice of Gunnora. (DEAD SHIP HARBOR).

Persons, institutions, or places in Arvon to whom messages were sent to read the future. Their proclamation was called star-reading. (LEOPARD).

Persons, institutions, or places in Arvon, Hardin's mother of Hol carried out secret missions for them. (GATE CLOSURE).

The powers of Arvon allied with the Silvercloak Clan. (LEOPARD).

An Old Race man belonging to the house of Dhulmat. He escorted Kyllan as a prisoner to the court of the Witch Council. Described as a man made for fighting. He fell while resisting the attacks of the lesser servants of Darkness on the Valley of Green Skies. (THREE AGAINST THE WORLD OF WITCHES).

Time of day marking at Norstead Abbey. (YEAR OF THE UNICORN).

Time of day marking at Norstead Abbey. (YEAR OF THE UNICORN).

Time of day marking at Norstead Abbey. (YEAR OF THE UNICORN).

A resident of Estcarp. Before the Great Stir, the innkeeper in Cedar Peak. After the Alizona attack on the village, she left it with a group of refugees. (ON THE WINGS OF MAGIC).

A place in Escore, surrounded by rocks, where even in winter there was a high temperature due to the hot springs. A stream ran through it, carrying water that was too hot to drink, and there were also several ponds. The Vupsalls set up camps there for longer winter stops. It was in this valley that Utta died and was buried. (SORCERESS OF WITCHES).

A timid creature that inhabits the foothills and border mountains between Estcarp and Karsten (BEWARE OF THE FALCON.)

The island is located in a huge bay off the coast of Estcarpu. People settled there a few centuries after the Old Race founded Estcarp. They were sailors, fishermen and merchants. Sippar was the capital and largest city of Gorm, where Lord Protector lived and ruled the nation. When Hilder, the last Lord Protector of Gorm, died, his widow Orna brought Kolder to help her seize power, but instead the Colder people enslaved all the inhabitants and used them as the living dead - servants and soldiers in the war against Estcarp. (WORLD OF WITCHES).

Known more commonly among humans as Grimmerdale toads. They are good craftsmen with a high level of technique. Their young take care of themselves until they are old enough to speak and learn civilized manners. Adults then choose young to serve them until they grow up, settle down and become independent. The young rebel, forced to take care of the old. They are conscripted into the army for two years to learn discipline. There are two sexes, egg spreaders and sperm spreaders.
The Grimmer Valley, located in the world of witches, is separated from the rest of the Gormvin community by a dam. It is a small town, the only center in the area where research on ape-men is conducted.
An experiment was conducted to establish mental communication between the races, but it failed due to the fierce defense of the guardian of the individual being experimented on. (ON THE WINGS OF MAGIC).

A border guard, seriously wounded by an arrow from the remnants of Pagar's army several days after the Great Movement in Estcarpa. Taken to Es to the Healer. (EXILE).

A goblet filled with a mixture of water, wine and milk served to guests according to an ancient Old Race custom. First the host drank from it, then the guest, knocking down a few drops to the right and to the left - for the house and for the land. It should be enjoyed by all those present at the greeting. (THREE AGAINST THE WORLD OF WITCHES).

Nickname given to Tarlach by Una. (PACT OF FALCONERS).

Resident of High Hallack. She married Lord Jerret. She was the sister of Kildas, one of the maidens destined for the Werebeast Riders. She arranged for Kildas to be included in the retinue of maidens to prevent Jerret's flirtations. (YEAR OF THE UNICORN).

The mountain range separating Estcarp from Karsten, where the Falconers' nest was built. During the Great Upheaval, he was re-uplifted to destroy Pagar's army attacking Estcarp. It stretched from the Great Mountains in the east of Estcarp to the sea. (FALCON MAGIC).

The inhabitants of the Valley Country of northwest High Hallack, it was said that they had mixed blood in their veins. (CRYSTAL GRIFFIN).

He escaped from Gorm shortly before it fell into the hands of the Kolder men. About five years before the Great Stir, he appeared in Alizona. He became Gurborian's henchman and chief advisor. A few years after the Great Stir, he sought mages in the mountains between Alizon and Escore as allies in the fight against Estcarp. He knows his way around the rarest poisons. Tall and thin, corn-yellow curls and blue-green eyes, regular features carved with furrows of discontent. He was killed at a meeting called by Kasarian from a poisoned dart from his own pistol that Mereth had spewn out. His corpse was thrown into the river by Kasarian's men. (MAGIC STONE).

Prioress of the Temple, presumably one of the Orders of the Flame. Grathulda was Ysmay's friend and mentor. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).

A town or abbey in High Halllack, probably in or near Langsdale. Annet told Gyrerd that the ladies of Grayford wore amber amulets for their health. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).

A powerful adept of the Darkness, he lived a thousand years before Simon Tregarth appeared. He almost prevailed in the Great Battle and left the world in ruins. (GATE CLOSURE).

A member of the Old Race from a group of people who came to Escore at Kyllan's call. She was a member of the Mohahar clan, Loelle's mother. (THE WIZARD OF THE WITCH WORLD).

A woman before the Great Stir, Ragna's mother. (ON THE WINGS OF MAGIC).

Karsthenian, one of the nobles of the country before the Great Stir. (ON GUARD OF THE WITCH WORLD).

The entity came to the Witch World through the Gate south of the Var. Much taller than humans, his entire body was covered with thick black curly hair, yellow-green eyes with huge pupils and a flattened nose. He is able to make mental contact with Destree m'Regnant. He is dressed only in a golden belt with many pockets. His role in his homeworld means "he who walks the forest and takes care of Alatar's animals is the second guardian of the west. (ON GUARD OF THE WITCH WORLD).

The name of a huge wild cat, Gathea's companion on the road. (CROWN OF DEER HORNS).

An inhabitant of the Valley Country, probably the son of Savron of Uppsdale. During the war with Alizon, he found himself a wife, Annet. He became lord of Uppsdale after the death of his brother Ewald. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).

Coat of arms of Ulmsdale. As an emblem, it was placed in a shield on a green field. (CRYSTAL GRIFFIN).

A falconer from the Riverside Village before the Great Stir. Mother Maris. (ON THE WINGS OF MAGIC).

A lady of the old race, an Adept of Arvon. Also called Rashonna, Rathonna, Harvest Mother, Lady of the Harvest Temple, and Gunnora of Harvest. Gunnora was a revival of life and worshipped by maidens and mothers. People were afraid to be armed anywhere in her power. Gunnora's amulets were often used as talismans. Women called on Gunnora to help with difficult births. It is likely that the farmers asked the Wise Women to intercede with Gunnora during the sowing of the crops, and some of her amulets were made of grain. Described as a mature woman with full curves. She knew people's weaknesses and forgave them. (WITCH WORLD SPELLS, DEER HORN CROWN, CRYSTAL GRIFFIN, LEOPARD, ZARSTHOR'S CURSE).

A term used in Riverside Village before the Great Stir. They wore distinctive robes. It is said that there are few of them in Estcarp. The only link between the Riverside Falconer Village and the outside world until the Dissident appeared. (ON THE WINGS OF MAGIC).

A resident of Estcarp before the Great Stir, Huana's father. (ON THE WINGS OF MAGIC).

A man of the Old Race. He grew up on the same barque with Elfthorn. One of the few commanders of Sulkar ships that did not belong to the Sulkars. Captain of Dion's Star. Ambushed by the Sea Wolves of Ravenfield. He died after the Alizonians were driven out of High Hallack during a storm or killed by pirates off the coast of Raven Field in High Halllack. (SEA FORTRESS).

Resident of Alizon. Influential Baron. He wants to seize power for himself. He came from the Reptura lineage. He formed his own powerful faction, which overthrew Facellian, elevating Mallandor to the throne, and later overthrew Mallandor Mallandor. He removed Oralian as an opponent of the Kolderians. A broad, stocky man with broad shoulders, flat cheekbones, a curved prominent nose. Eyes with a greenish tint. Gurborian died in an encounter during a fight with Kasarian, wounding himself with his own dagger poisoned with rot. His corpse was thrown into the river by Kasarian's men. (MAGIC STONE).

A man of the Kioga people. Son of Cleon and Anga. We meet him as a young man when Joisan and Kerovan meet the people. He underwent his Ceremony of Acceptance as a warrior when Kerovan traveled with the Kiogami. Kerovan's favourite. Right after the Przemiany Festival, he was elected Drummer of Shadows during a vote that was probably rigged by Nidu. He rejected this fate to follow Kerovan, to whom he owed his sister's life. From then on, he was a travel companion for Kerovan and Joisan. He goes with them to Kar Garudwyn. He lives there and in time takes up the position of equerryman. (THE GRIFFIN'S NEST, THE SONGWEAVER, THE GUARDIAN OF THE WITCH WORLD).

Commander of the Falconers at the time of settling in Raven Field, hateful to women. (PACT OF FALCONERS).

Alizonka, a servant in Kervonel's castle, taking care of Singala's health. (ON GUARD OF THE WITCH WORLD).

The Falconer, the leader of the Estcarp advance that attacked the Citadel of Kars through the Northern City Gate. (A WORLD OF WITCHES IN A TRAP).

A representative of the Old Race of Estcarp after the Great Stir. Not much older than his sister, Cricket. Still hungry. His sister would take his form so that she could eat something with impunity. (FALCON MAGIC).

The armed forces of Estcarpu, mostly people of the Old Race. Although their main garrison was stationed in the city of Es, they maintained a line of forts along the borders with Alizon and Karsten. Special units of guards were called border defenders, and their forces were mostly recruited from Karsten emigrants and used to patrol the border lands between Estcarp and Karsten. The Guardsmen were brave men, often fighting their enemies to the last man. Strategic decisions were made by witches, however, they were under the command of the Captain, one of the last of whom was Koris of Gorm. The main weapons of the Guardsmen were swords, but they were also armed with special dart pistols, which were quite effective weapons. They often worked with the Falconers (who usually scouted) or the Sulkars when the enemy needed to be confronted. (WORLD OF WITCHES, WORLD OF WITCHES IN A TRAP, THREE AGAINST THE WORLD OF WITCHES, WIZARD OF THE WORLD OF WITCHES).

The castle is located near the Border Mountains. Seplenisia came from it. (FALCON MAGIC).

Lady of the Valley Lands, High Hallack, second wife of Vescys. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).

A resident of the Valley Lands, she is the lady of the Abbey of Flame in the Rish Valley. From the age of six to twelve, she tried to teach Mereth to speak. Devoted to ancient documents. A few years after the Great Movement, she is very old. He corresponds with Mereth. (MAGIC STONE).

The old Adept, who had her place in Arwona, consisted of a pool, a colonnade on a pink cobblestone, surrounded by mosses and flowery shrubs of dark pink. Known to Ibycus, she has long since left the Witch World. (ON GUARD OF THE WITCH WORLD).

A Sulkar ship from the period after the High Hallack war with the Alizonians. Its last captain was Gunwold. On her last voyage, she carried silk to the ports of South High Halllack. Brought to the treacherous Cradle by the Sea Wolves of Raven Field, it crashed on the rocks, was plundered, its crew killed, and after a few days it sank. (SEA FORTRESS).

A name used among the witches of Estcarp. They were worn by a girl taken in the group with Jenys. The most composed of all, she knows the trails of Estcarp. She grew up in a family of itinerant trinket merchants, where there were no constant companions. Her first magical ability was to lend strength to other members of the group. Devoted to the witch without a murmur by her mother and her partner. During the journey from Es to the shrine of Wisdom, she was kidnapped by Esguira and his men to Alizon. There imprisoned and tortured by the Kolder machine. Freed, she and the other girls set off for Estcarpu through the Alizon Mountains. In the mountains, he stumbles upon an evil temple of the Great Falcon, which he destroys with the girls. Upon his return to Estcarp, he goes to the Tabernacle of Wisdom to study. (FALCON MAGIC).

Two constellations seen by the Kiogs in the sky of the Witch World are mentioned: the Mare and the Foals. The stars covering the pair of foals were located more to the east - the foals followed the Mare. (GRIFFIN NEST).

Part of Reeth in Arvon, home to Gillan and Herrel. (LEOPARD).

A resident of the High Hallack Valley Lands, Lord Uppsdale during the war with Alizon. Probably Savron's son. Gyrerd married Annet of Langsdale and arranged for his sister, Ysmay, to be engaged to Hylle the Usurper. (THE WITCH WORLD'S WITCHCRAFT).