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Eriuntera

A world shaped by magic, scarred by catastrophe, and threatened by history repeating itself.

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The Story

One ancient journal. One terrible family secret.

When his Elvin Queen gives Grindgy an ancient journal written by one of his ancestors, he learns that his family was solely responsible for the destruction of the world and the banishment of his people long ago.

Now his adventures place him in the very spot where history could repeat itself.

Cover of Archynora: The Accounts of G'Anthor by Bryan Thomas

The Books

The Archynora Trilogy

Bryan Thomas has completed the Archynora Trilogy and is working on the Archynora Prequel Collection, a series of short stories about background events before Grindgy's adventures.

Archynora: The Accounts of G'Anthor begins Grindgy's journey with an ancient journal and a family secret.

Beyond the Story

Explore Eriuntera

Across roughly 1,200 miles, Eriuntera is home to the Nevinare of G'Innethin, Wood and Noble Elves, Dwarves of the Eduiran mountains, Humans in cities and islands, and the Aumagoths of the northwest. Beyond them lies Ogmiruden, the great sea with an island at the heart of the story.

What is Eriuntera?

Lore and Magic

Magic has become rare, mistrusted, and half-remembered.

Thanks to Grindgy's ancestor G'Anthor destroying the world nearly two-thousand years ago, magic to commoners around Eriuntera is rare and to most dismissed to the realm of myths, legends, or superstition.

The Nevinare are strong magic-users, the Noble Elves are powerful but isolationist, and legends speak of ancient Dwarven magic.

The World Map

From G'Innethin to the Ogmiruden Sea.

Trace the forests, mountains, cities and seas named throughout Grindgy's world.

Eriuntera Compendium

A searchable gateway into the glossary.

Explore names, pronunciations, places, gods, creatures, objects and events in one searchable collection.

The Author

Bryan Thomas

Bryan Thomas has worked for years in the Information Technology industry and likes making noise with music recording. He lives with his wife in Central Massachusetts.

Begin the Accounts

Discover the books set in Eriuntera.

Begin with Archynora: The Accounts of G'Anthor, then explore the world behind Grindgy's journey.