To Albion’s western lands lie the Lands of Breckle, where twilight never lifts and the forests breathe with enchantment both alluring and deadly. Once a mere borderland with Pendryn, Gaughan and Wodehallow, Breckle swelled after Avalon’s fall, when the veil between fae and mortal weakened. Now the Court of Thorns rules openly, weaving beauty and terror into one.
The sovereign of Breckle is Morgan le Fay, sister of Arthur and mistress of enchantments. Once healer, now queen of shadows, she has claimed the fall of Avalon as her triumph.
She rules from a hall of black stone twined with roses of iron and blood.
She is both patron and predator to her knights, offering them power at a price.
Many whisper that Morgan plots to make Breckle the heart of a new fae dominion over Albion.
The Unseelie Court of Breckle thrives on seduction, deceit, and ruin. Their knights ride out in gleaming black armor, their banners embroidered with roses and barbed vines. Their laws are cruel but binding: all bargains struck with the Court are honored — though always twisted.
Unseelie Knights: Champions clad in barbed plate, riding steeds of shadow and flame.
Fae Hunter-Knights: Silent stalkers who hunt mortals and fae alike, their arrows tipped with curse and poison.
The Thorned Host: An endless muster of fae footsoldiers, from goblin tricksters to cruel hags.
Within Breckle lies the legend of Accolon of Gaul, once Morgan’s beloved knight. For his betrayal and failure, his spirit was bound within a cursed sword.
The blade whispers to those who wield it, promising love, power, or vengeance.
Accolon’s soul is trapped within, neither alive nor free, bound eternally to Morgan’s will.
Some believe the sword is the key to undoing Morgan — or sealing her dominion forever.
The forests of Breckle are alive with whispers:
Trees bend to listen.
Shadows walk on their own.
Rivers run with silver in moonlight, blood in starlight.
Here mortals may find treasures of fae beauty, or be led astray into eternal night.
To the Holy Grail Dominion, Breckle is a cancer to be purged.
To Mordred, it is an uneasy ally — for Morgan aids him at her whim, not his command.
To wandering knights, Breckle is both temptation and death, where glory may be won or souls forever lost.