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The '''Queen of Ashes''', also known as the '''Sun Demon''', the '''Demon of embers''', and the '''Demon of the Suns''' is | The '''Queen of Ashes''', also known as the '''Sun Demon''', the '''Demon of embers''', and the '''Demon of the Suns''' is a [[Dragonwilds:Gods|goddess]] who visited [[Dragonwilds:Fuzan]] in [[Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands]]. They are also a mythical entity from the Moon [[Dragonwilds:Garou (race)|Garou]] legends. They are said to be queens of other worlds outside of [[Dragonwilds:Gielinor]]. {{CiteJournal|journal=Dragonfire Shield|quote=She was a queen of worlds far beyond this one}} | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
=== Third Age === | === Third Age === | ||
After Fuzan had taken over Umbral Sands | After Fuzan had taken over Umbral Sands{{CiteText|text=Lehran - The Archaeologist|quote=Lehran: This Forbidden Scroll is fascinating. Our histories have reference of a Sun Demon, but they assume she arrived many thousands of years ago. But the Scrolls say that she arrives just after Fuzan.}} the dragon had wandered into a volcano and stared into the fire.{{CiteJournal|journal=Fuzan|quote=In the heart of a volcano, as he gazed into the purest fires, he found something other than amusement to cling onto. | ||
he found faith.}} There | he found faith.}} There he saw a her appear before him. She promised him power, strength, to teach the young dragon how to better use his control of fire, to make him shine brighter than anything on Gielinor, even his own [[Dragonwilds:Kuldra|mother]]. Fuzan eagerly accepted, wanting to make something of himself and to leave his mother's shadow, he returned favour by worshipping her. Accepting her offer, he was taught to better control his fire and the fire of others. This would lead him to control the [[Dragonwilds:KotHaar]]. He was also taught to mark the souls of his victim, so empower not just himself, but the goddess.{{CiteJournal|journal=Dragonfire Shield|quote=Through her instruction he learned to mark others with his seal, sharing some of his power with them, and in turn, some of hers.}} | ||
Fuzan would begin to kill the garou on a day that has been dubbed "The Mark", where he is said to sing a song to the heavens and mark the souls of the garou. Here he would kill his | Fuzan would begin to kill the garou on a day that has been dubbed "The Mark", where he is said to sing a song to the heavens and mark the souls of the garou. Here he would kill his victims and leave the scene to find a location where he believes he is alone and begins to sing to the sun. He would eventually, at an unknown period, grant mercy to some of the garou, where they would have to sacrifice a few of their own, so that his flames would not aim for all of them and protect them from the threat of the desert.{{CiteJournal|journal=Sand-weathered Book|quote=In doing so the rest of us are spared and benefit from Fuzan's mercy. He turns his flames away from us. Protects us against some of the dangers of the desert, in exchange for the Mark. Grandmother's last thoughts would have been of the rest of us. As was always her way.}} Her influence would reach the garou,{{CiteText|text=Lehran - The Archaeologist|quote=Lehran: The Scroll also says that she entrances people somehow}} the first recorded influence was towards a garou cub by the name of Ayadahn. Legends says that he was tricked by her into entering a cave she resided in.{{CiteJournal|journal=Child’s Storybook|quote=He stepped into the cave, with a smile on his lips. A sparkle in his eyes and a swagger on his hips. In the cavern he found nothing, but the flickering flame; a flash of claws later and he was never the same.}} Ayadahn would be transformed after the encounter.{{CiteJournal|journal=Child’s Storybook|quote=His fur turned black, like the soot of a fire. His eyes turned gold like a funeral pyre. When asked by the elders what he saw in the dark, he whispered of light, of embers and sparks. A crown like corona and horns wreathed in flame, the most beautiful thing he could ever claim.}} This encounter alone would be made into a story of legend to prevent children from leaving their homes.{{CiteJournal|journal=Child’s Storybook|quote=The demon of embers, reached into his heart, took hold of his future and tore it apart. | ||
So beware, my cubs, of lights in the night, and promises and secrets that burn far too bright.}} Soon, her influence would gather more followers, where they were said to live happier lives.{{CiteText|text=Lehran - The Archaeologist|quote=Lehran: She never seems to kill her victims. Indeed, the Forbidden Scroll implies that the subject lives a happy life in some sort of religious ecstasy. Their entire purpose in life is one of praise and adoration.}} | So beware, my cubs, of lights in the night, and promises and secrets that burn far too bright.}} Soon, her influence would gather more followers, where they were said to live happier lives.{{CiteText|text=Lehran - The Archaeologist|quote=Lehran: She never seems to kill her victims. Indeed, the Forbidden Scroll implies that the subject lives a happy life in some sort of religious ecstasy. Their entire purpose in life is one of praise and adoration.}} Some would end up burning themselves, some believe it was an attempt to self sacrifice. | ||
She was not heard from again, and any worship of her seem to have died out, but Fuzan continued to worship her, still killing the garou, marking them, continuing the practice he had been doing since he met her. Her disappearance would be due to the {{RSL|Edicts of Guthix}}. | She was not heard from again, and any worship of her seem to have died out, but Fuzan continued to worship her, still killing the garou, marking them, continuing the practice he had been doing since he met her. Her disappearance would be due to the {{RSL|Edicts of Guthix}}. | ||
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* Although it is not stated outright, the evidence provided in-game matches the {{RSL|Queen of Ashes}} from ''{{RSL|RuneScape}}'' (RS3), which is one of the reason the page is named after her. | * Although it is not stated outright, the evidence provided in-game matches the {{RSL|Queen of Ashes}} from ''{{RSL|RuneScape}}'' (RS3), which is one of the reason the page is named after her. | ||
** There is also evidence in the game file, where each [[Dragonwilds:Lore Scraps|lore scraps]] are | ** There is also evidence in the game file, where each [[Dragonwilds:Lore Scraps|lore scraps]] are labelled with the name of the series they are telling, most entry containing mention of the Sun Demon has the initial "QOA" | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 11:00, 15 July 2026
Template:External The Queen of Ashes, also known as the Sun Demon, the Demon of embers, and the Demon of the Suns is a goddess who visited Dragonwilds:Fuzan in Dragonwilds:Umbral Sands. They are also a mythical entity from the Moon Garou legends. They are said to be queens of other worlds outside of Dragonwilds:Gielinor. Template:CiteJournal
History
Third Age
After Fuzan had taken over Umbral SandsTemplate:CiteText the dragon had wandered into a volcano and stared into the fire.Template:CiteJournal There he saw a her appear before him. She promised him power, strength, to teach the young dragon how to better use his control of fire, to make him shine brighter than anything on Gielinor, even his own mother. Fuzan eagerly accepted, wanting to make something of himself and to leave his mother's shadow, he returned favour by worshipping her. Accepting her offer, he was taught to better control his fire and the fire of others. This would lead him to control the Dragonwilds:KotHaar. He was also taught to mark the souls of his victim, so empower not just himself, but the goddess.Template:CiteJournal
Fuzan would begin to kill the garou on a day that has been dubbed "The Mark", where he is said to sing a song to the heavens and mark the souls of the garou. Here he would kill his victims and leave the scene to find a location where he believes he is alone and begins to sing to the sun. He would eventually, at an unknown period, grant mercy to some of the garou, where they would have to sacrifice a few of their own, so that his flames would not aim for all of them and protect them from the threat of the desert.Template:CiteJournal Her influence would reach the garou,Template:CiteText the first recorded influence was towards a garou cub by the name of Ayadahn. Legends says that he was tricked by her into entering a cave she resided in.Template:CiteJournal Ayadahn would be transformed after the encounter.Template:CiteJournal This encounter alone would be made into a story of legend to prevent children from leaving their homes.Template:CiteJournal Soon, her influence would gather more followers, where they were said to live happier lives.Template:CiteText Some would end up burning themselves, some believe it was an attempt to self sacrifice.
She was not heard from again, and any worship of her seem to have died out, but Fuzan continued to worship her, still killing the garou, marking them, continuing the practice he had been doing since he met her. Her disappearance would be due to the Template:RSL.
Sixth Age
Despite the death of Dragonwilds:Guthix, She did not appear on Gielinor, but instead sent an Template:RSL to scout the plane. Despite her preparation, she had not made a appearance, and might not be able to once again due to the Edicts of Guthix being reinstated by the former Template:RSL. It is unknown if she had communicated with Fuzan or not.
Trivia
- Although it is not stated outright, the evidence provided in-game matches the Template:RSL from Template:RSL (RS3), which is one of the reason the page is named after her.
- There is also evidence in the game file, where each lore scraps are labelled with the name of the series they are telling, most entry containing mention of the Sun Demon has the initial "QOA"