Description
Once the hub of the Thorn Throne Kingdom, Now, Stone ruins quickly overtaken by Feywild plant life. Much of the city has fallen to ruin and is being reclaimed by nature aside from the Castle. The Castle alone lies almost untouched by life. The stone walls crumble but the plants and animals refuse to get near its air.
Inside the castle you will find hundreds of stone statue Fey. the corpses of Fey, When Fey perish in thier homeland before their time their bodies turn to stone, To await rebirth another time. But no rebirth will come for these Fey.

The Mad Thorn, Princess Adelina Thorn slaughtered many of her people within the castle walls in utter mania. Soldiers and civilians alike. Some say what ever happened on the last night of the war drove her mad. But most correctly know the Princess went insane long before that.

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The Old Flag of the Thorn Throne

The Thorn Throne's history can be read here.

King Magnus was a faerie through and through, a common warning given to visitors was to be careful what you say and be even more so with what you wish. It is often debated whether a deal with a devil or fae is worse, Magnus' power was a strong point for fae being worse, but with enough good will and correct wording Magnus was very rewarding to those who spent their time asking for exactly what they wanted.
with the fall of King Magnus, leadership fell to his children Prince Amatheon and Princess Adelina but neither taking the throne as Amatheon was thought to have perished during the attack on Magnus and Adelina fleeing to the material plane. The throne has been contested ever since, many try to claim it and many more fall.

Adelina Magnus
Adelina returned to the Feywild in her bloodthirst madness and was executed by the Petal dragon a few months later.

Amatheon Magnus (Roviro)
Amatheon did not know who he was when he stood at he end of his life. Watching the Sister he knew and the sister he had executed before his eyes, unable to act. Pan-Ah-Koh claimed what was owed.