Fie’ur, the mythical creatures born from the forbidden alchemy of Fire Isle Mages, stand as a testament to the dangers of magic meddling with nature. These magical dogs, once hidden in the shadows of taboo, now stride with a menacing elegance on the battlegrounds of the One Hundred Year War. Infused with the volatile essence of fire, these beasts, resembling various traditional dog breeds, command awe and terror alike.
The creation of Fie’ur traces back to a dark era when Fire Isle Mages sought to enhance the loyalty and ferocity of their companions through forbidden sorcery. Decades before the One Hundred Year War erupted, these mages bred these creatures in clandestine laboratories, infusing them with potent fire elements during gestation. The process was not only cruel but led to the birth of the Fie’ur by burning their way out of their mother’s womb, often resulting in casualties within the litter. The unethical nature of their creation led to the outlawing of their breeding, and the knowledge of their existence was buried deep within the archives of the mages.
Fie’ur are unmistakably characterized by their fiery attributes. A blazing tail, molten fangs, and a fiery mane cascading down their spine set them apart from conventional canines. Despite these supernatural embellishments, their overall appearance mirrors the breed from which they originated during their dark creation. This paradoxical blend of familiarity and fantastical elements evokes both fascination and trepidation in those who encounter them.
The infusion of fire magic grants Fie’ur formidable powers. Beyond their striking appearance, they possess the ability to manipulate and control flames, making them potent adversaries on the battlefield. Their fire-wielding prowess extends to both offensive and defensive capabilities, making them invaluable assets in times of conflict.
The clandestine existence of Fie’ur changed during the chaos of the One Hundred Year War when their rediscovery propelled them into the forefront of battle. Recognizing their potential as powerful guardians, warlords sought these creatures as loyal protectors. Fie’ur, with their fierce loyalty and magical prowess, became sought-after assets in securing strategic locations, fending off adversaries, and turning the tides of battles.