The Legend of Tarwin and Cynefride

The Legend of Tarwin and Cynefride is an ancient tale that comes from Pharalan before its dissolution. Its text is where Eupharas pulls its proverbial motto "The Usurper is with the King."

The oldest known copy that exists is part of a tome that belongs to a larger unnamed collection of ancient stories compiled by a man names Rodds Leids. It is in the royal library within Thaerda, and is considered a national treasure of Eupharas.

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In times past the Highest Lord upon the Highest Throne was Tarwin, son of Tyren. Loved was he, for the might of his arm was only met in match by the might of his love. At his side was Cynefride, son of Costan.

"All of this meat, and fruit, and all the other sweet things in this world turn my stomach," he said, a grimmace on his face. "The world does not deserve sweet things."

"Fear ye not, rejoice, and smile. The Usurper is with the King."