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Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Preview — Revenge in Sulamar by Katerina Kramova. Revenge in Sulamar by Katerina Kramova. Tamar has a perfect life as a beautiful and wealthy aristocrat. She has her own household, an adoring lover and a high position at the royal court in the medieval city of Talgar. Then she ruins everything by buying a slave. He is Fazil, a captured warrior from the enemy city of Sulamar, a city of barbarians that have raided Talgar for centuries.
Tamar does not much care fo Tamar has a perfect life as a beautiful and wealthy aristocrat. Tamar does not much care for barbarians, and though Fazil is handsome, well-behaved and outwardly humble, she does not treat him well. She humiliates him in front of her lover and when she finds him kissing a maid, she orders him whipped. He has allowed himself to be captured in order to find out where the royal treasury keeps its secret store of gold.
He lusts after her and plans to take her as his share of the loot. When he learns where the gold is kept, he escapes and leads a raid to capture it, taking Tamar with him. Please try your request again later. I was born in St. Petersburg and am a third-generation Russian writer in exile, after my mother and grandmother. I am the first in my family to write in English. I am the author of two novels, The Miracle and Revenge in Sulamar. Both have been translated into Russian and published by Retro Publishing in St.
Are you an author? Help us improve our Author Pages by updating your bibliography and submitting a new or current image and biography. Learn more at Author Central. Here are the direct link to my book pages, where you can sample or purchase Revenge in Sulamar and The Miracle. Popularity Popularity Featured Price: Low to High Price: He worked from the shadows to support his movement until, in 13 ABY, he launched a complicated plot to pit the New Republic against the Imperial Remnant.
This left the Remnant world of Orinda open for attack.
Despite capturing Pellaeon and seemingly achieving his victory, his past cruel methods, which had caused Kir Kanos to refuse joining him, now resulted in Kanos' return, with Devian losing the ensuing duel. I chose a Venator for his flagship as at his final battle he only states having Venator's and Acclamators, plus, most of his ships were decommissioned old Republic ships. The Retaliation had originally been scheduled for decommissioning before it was stolen by Zsinj's mother, resulting in the campaign where he was forced to kill her.
It never says that the Retaliation was destroyed, and may well have still been decommissioned. It would suit Ennix's cruelty and mean streak to command his battles from such a ship, especially if he ever faced Zsinj. Captain Meres Ulcane - Space: ISD II Denunciator Having joined the Imperial academy at the age of 17, Ulcane quickly realized that only extreme action would keep alive and advancing in the Imperial army. During a mission as part of a demolition squad, Ulcane abandoned the rest of his squad inside a Rebel warehouse and detonated the charges early, killing both his team and the rebels.
This 'decisive' action and many other unusual circumstances marked Ulcane's career up to the time of the Battle of Endor, by which point he had become a Captain. Following the battle, Ulcane led a mutiny aboard his own ship and fled into the Outer Rim territories. There he met another deserter, Ennix Devian. Together they formed the Kaarenth Dissension, with Ulcane as the silver tongued frontman, and Devian as the hidden mastermind.
A long time student of alien cultures, Ulcane attempted to incite races in the Outer Rim against the New Republic, but was eventually hunted down by the Republic fleet and killed at his base in the Spawn Nebula. The Denunciator was chosen here as the wording of his article suggests that his mutiny occured on a ship that was at Endor, and Denunciator is a ship with no other stories attached to it. In addition, the name suits Ulcane's verbal skills in denouncing the New Republic.
General Bernard Vota - Ground: A6 Juggernaught A leader among the 'hard-liners' of the Kaarenth Dissension, Vota was an Imperial General among the various renegades and traditionalists who fled into the Outer Rim out of fear or distrust of new Imperial leaders. After the failed invasion of Orinda in 13 ABY, Vota questioned and regretted his choice to side with Devian as he lay dieing.
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Trooper Lonkin - Ground One of the best warriors in the Restored Empire and a hero of Divac 7, Lonkin died in a vibro-lance duel with Ennix Devian that was intended to impress Kir Kanos, but had the opposite effect. Kanos commented that the death of a good soldier was a waste in these situations. Zam Basdor - Galactic A dignitary serving with the Imperial Remnant on Orinda and with the fleet, Basdor desired the traditional old ways of Palpatine's Empire and was thus easily swayed to work as a spy for Ennix Devian, helping him hatch his plot to pit the Remanant and Republic against each, ruining the treaty negotiations.
Upon discovering that Basdor was the spy within his ranks, Admiral Gilad Pellaeon shot the man between his eyes. Durrei - Ground A native of Elrood and a force-sensitive, Durrei was introduced to his force potential when stormtroopers murdered his mother and he lashed out against them. Devoting himself to the anger and power offered by the Dark Side, Durrei searched out other Dark Side users to learn from and became a student and lover of the Emperor's Hand, Arden Lyn. After Endor, Durrei was approached by Ennix Devian who appealed to Durrei's long seated hatred of Imperials and offered him the chance to kill other Imperials working in Devian's service.
Becoming obsessed with relic hunting in later years, Devian tired of their relationship and betrayed Durrei to former Imperial Inquisitor Antinnis Tremayne. Leaving the order with her lover, Xendor, the two formed a rival discipline of Force Users known as the Legions of Lettow. During the ensuing schism and war between the two orders, Lyn was wounded and fell into a Jedi meditative trance that, combined with a mystical talisman, kept her in stasis for thousands of years.
Reawakened by Inquisitor's of the Empire, Lyn became an Emperor's Hand under the promise that Palpatine would try to resurrect her dead lover, Xendor. When she realized Palpatine would never keep this promise, she began attempting to overthrow him. To this end she joined forces with rebellious Grand Admiral Zaarin, though failed to achieve victory. Later, she took on the young Durrei as an apprentice and lover and helped him in his quest for relics of the Force before being betrayed by Devian to the Inquisitor Antinnis Tremayne who had been there when she first awoke after thousands of years.
Nom Anor - Galactic A mysterious benefactor who has arrived in the Dissension from parts unknown. This stranger is offering to aid in the rise of the Dissension and the creation of the Restored Empire as he says it benefits his own goals. How much this stranger can be trusted is unknown, but the Dissension needs all the help it can get at this time. Captain Klemp - Space: Integrity was a Venator class starship that served as Skywalker and Kenobi's flagship in the battle of Coruscant.
Lieutenant Niclara Varnillian - Space: Undecided A member of the Death Star when it fired on Alderaan, Niclara was not phased by the destruction of her homeworld. When the Pulsar was boarded by Rebel forces following the battle of Endor, Niclara stole a rebel transport and managed to escape. June 30, , Pali Tester Admiral Posts: The problem with having a huge number of factions in a strategy game is that it reinforces the snowball effect - since there are so many factions, all working against each other, when one faction finally gains a significant advantage, it is going to be able to crush its neighbors at will.
The only way to prevent that is to have a robust diplomatic system in place so that alliances of small powers form to counter big ones, and EaW is pretty limited in that department. You are quite correct, and I may never do anything with this information, admittedly, but it is fun to do research like this, at least for me, and the info is here if anyone ever wants to use it for a unique GC or something. The Empire Reborn Leader: Today I will bring forth.
Operating from this secret base, Hethrir began creating a network of informants, suppliers and supporters. He financed his operation by launching a highly successful slave trade utilizing sleeper ships full of both criminals and his own people, both of which he had condemned to isolation while working for the Empire. Numerous dispossessed Imperials, including nobility, found their way to Hethrir's organization and swore fealty to him, bringing with them ships and personnel.
Many of Hethrir's starships were cobbled together from the refuse of Imperial fleets defeated by the Rebels, including ships destroyed above Endor. These 'Reborn' were abducted from backwater worlds and indoctrinated aboard the Rebirth. Most were trained to be soldiers, but undesirables were either sold into slavery or sacrificed to the extra-dimensional being known as Waru, who had accidentally been materialized aboard the Crseih station some years earlier.
Desann would later take one of the Reborn as his personal apprentice, Tavion Axmis.
The assault failed and the Reborn's flagship, the heavy carrier Doomgiver , was destroyed by Kyle Katarn. Desperate to replace his losses, Hethrir arranged the kidnapping of the Solo children, planning to sacrifice them to Waru in hopes of achieving omnipotence. This plan naturally brought Leia Organa Solo down upon his head, ending in the loss of his worldcraft and the destruction of Crseih station.
With his promise to the Waru unfulfilled, Hethrir was consumed by Waru in place of the Solo children, finally allowing this mysterious being to return to its own dimension with the energy it had consumed. Excelling at his training, he was promoted to Procurator of Justice, head of the Imperial justice system. During this time Hethrir exiled thousands of prisoners aboard sleeper ships, including his own people at the insistence of Palpatine to prove his loyalty.
Establishing his own personal research station in the Crseih system where a crystallizing white dwarf star circled a black hole, Hethrir inadvertently summoned a being known as Waru from another dimension. After failed plans to defeat the new Jedi order and achieve omnipotence through appeasing the Waru's desire to go home, it was the Waru that finally terminated Hethrir's life. The Heavy Carrier Doomgiver Rising through the Imperial science division, Galak Fyyar worked at the prestigious Maw installation, but tired of this life. Leaving his post as a scientist, Fyyar became an ambitious naval officer and quickly rose to the rank of Admiral.
Katarn had by this time infiltrated the Doomgiver and engaged Fyyar in hand to hand combat. Despite having constructed a highly durable cortosis armour suit, Fyyar was defeated and the Doomgiver destroyed. Fyyar and the Doomgiver would be a recruitable hero as the Doomgiver was constructed out of the remains of multiple star destroyers. Waru - Galactic Inadvertently ripped from his own parallel dimension, this force-sensitive entity made a pact with the Dark Jedi Hethrir.
If Hethrir could bring it a being of sufficient power to allow Waru to return home, it would grant Hethrir immeasurable mastery over the Force.
In the meantime, Waru was declared to be a healer to the rest of Hethrir's Reborn. Waru's place as a powerful healer within the Reborn gained it a following known as the Cult of Waru. Transferred to Byss to be trained as an Inquisitor in the New Order by Darth Vader, Tremayne had a long histroy of loyal and successful service to the Empire, including the discovery of the ancient warrior Arden Lyn and the turning to the Dark Side of Jerec and Hethrir.
With the death of the Emperor, Tremayne allied himself with Hethrir, though never declaring so publicly. Captain Waleran - Space: ISD II Interrogator The most recent in a long series of unfortunate commanders, Waleran has been preceeded by many officers who, upon failing High Inquisitor Tremayne, met their ends gasping for air.
This obsession with mysticism and finding connections with Palpatine was another downfall of the Committee's superstitious members. I didn't want to stop reading it. We get a chance to see the Temple operating as it did before the fall, get some glimpses into Jedi training, and a boatload of Yodaly wisdom. As you might guess, she helps Luke figure out how to get the gaggle of sentients on board evacuated and destroy the Eye. I love talking like that. RZ ABY Although never controlling a vast swath of territory like Zsinj, Delvardus or Teradoc, Devian created an Imperial holdout that lasted for years in the outer rim, and controlled territory stretching between the original borders of the Pentastar Alignment and the Empire of Zsinj. Here are the direct link to my book pages, where you can sample or purchase Revenge in Sulamar and The Miracle.
Lady Ucce - Galactic An Imperial noble who survived in the Outer Rim while many of her class were being deposed by the New Republic, Ucce maintained a substantial amount of wealth and power, controlling starships and slaves. Financially backing Hethrir's cause of the Empire Reborn, Lady Ucce knew when to compliment the powerful force user, when to speak her mind, and when to be quiet. Lord Brashaa - It would be interesting to have both him and Ucce, but unless a nice way to differentiate them in a campaign can be found, there is nothing different about them other than gender and personality Reelo Baruk - Ground, Space: By the time of the Emperor's death, Baruk was well feared enough in the underworld that even the Hutts didn't try to intimidate or extort him.
He arranged a deal with the Empire Reborn in its later years to provide them with mercenaries, supplies and information. I wanted to give him the Manka Hunter, a ship Greedo wanted to buy when still alive, as it was never purchased by Greedo, was for sale in Baruk's 'backyard' and they are both Rodian criminals. Desann - Ground Shunned by his people for his connection to the Force, Desann hoped that training with Luke Skywalker would bring new balance to his life.
He could not integrate well however, and after first trying to bully other students, and then killing one for insulting him, Desann fled the Praxeum and eventually found his way into the ranks of the Empire Reborn. Impressing Hethrir, Desann was placed in charge of training and leading the new Reborn army of Force-sensitives. He even took one promising student, Tavion Axmis, as his personal apprentice. The last Imperial standing, Desann was offered a chance at redemption, but chose instead to fight to his end in a duel with Kyle Katarn.
Travelling to the Sith world of Korriban, Tavion was interrupted from fully resurrecting Ragnos, but she allowed him to possess her to fight the Jedi. Once Ragnos was defeated, Tavion was also destroyed. She was a skilled infiltrator and intelligence agent but was struck down in combat with one of Luke Skywalker's New Jedi, Jaden Korr. Option to bring Marka Ragnos back to life?
July 01, , I just feel the need to point out that you're using the canon Strikefast. In legends, it was a Victory, not a Venator, commanded by Voss Parck. It's also in the mod already as an EotH hero. Jorritkarwehr on June 29, , Although they opposed strong, central governments, they formed a loose coalition of trade and defense agreements known as the "Centrality". The head of this government was called the 'Scrivinir', which meant "head writer" in Old High Trammic.
During the last years of the Old Republic, the industrial worlds were hit by economic depressions, while the agriworlds were hit by crop plagues. With the central government too weak and the more prosperous worlds, like Oseon, unwilling to help, the civilization of the Centrality crumbled back to poverty and its backwater reputation began. The wealthiest development of the Centrality was when an explorer named Gadfrey Oseon discovered the natural flamewind phenomenon in the Oseon system. He pioneered the development that would lead to large numbers of hotels and casinos and serve as the primary source of tourism and income for the Centrality.
The alliance with the Empire revitalized the Centrality's industries at the price of a puppet government set up by Palpatine when he supported the government's take over by Rokur Gepta, a Sorcerer of Tund. Gepta was supported by an Imperial Fleet mostly made up of older ships. Gepta solidified his power base by bombarding Tund, annihilating the Sorcerers of Tund to prevent any others from learning their secrets. He also organized an invasion of the world of Renatasia and used the Toka people as sub-class labour.
Gepta eventually met his end while trying to exterminate the sentient, space-dwelling, Oswaft species. Galvanized by the aid of Lando Calrissian, the Oswaft met Gepta in battle. Having gone through the mental trauma of merging with the minds amnd bodies of others to further his schemes and frustrated by Calrissian's defiance, Gepta ordered the execution of several fleet officers during the battle before his own flagship was destroyed. The Centrality also had to deal with its own internal issues including economic troubles and Renatasian freedom fighters.
During the Yuuzhan Vong war, the Centrality was hit with a flood of refugees and the region became plagued by overpopulation, crime, and poverty and work became extremely scarce. With the government in turmoil, Fleet Admiral Sris Lehhett initiated a bloody coup and installed himself as the new scrivinir, while the former one, Ottdefa Tavell Geen fled to Coruscant in exile. Lehhett halted immigration, started mass conscription and used Imperial Security Bureau methods to keep the population in line.
However, wealthier systems, like Oseon, loudly protested against his methods and threatened to secede. Lehhett's most controversial use of human labour was sending workers to serve as, essentially, slaves for the Sharu in exchange for their valuable life crystals. Invincible Class, Wennis Class? Geen fled to the New Republic where he tried to garner support for his reinstatement. Fleet Admiral Sris Lehhett - Space: Venator-Class Respectable Lehhett was the head of the Centrality navy. In 25 ABY he took advantage of the chaos caused by incoming refugees and political chaos caused by the Yuuzhan Vong invasion of the galaxy to lead a bloody coup against Tavell Geen.
He later was involved in trading workers to the Sharu people in exchange for precious 'life crystals'. Commander Talllnt - Ground, Space: Dreadnought-Class Vainglorious An intelligence veteran who headed a more Imperialized intelligence and security administration under Scrivinir Sris Lehhett. Although a heavy set, wealthy man with an addiction to lesai, Doluff desired to be a good man, hoping his work as an administrator would help others since he himself could relax without working thanks to his wealth.
Drea Renthal - Space: Carrack-Class Renthal's Vigilance A pirate with a conscience, Renthal operated in Centrality space and styled herself as a business woman.