Kollinel

House Kollinel is the ruling house of Stoneport, and is possibly the oldest house in Dynaria.

Ancient History
Very few know the truth of the origins of House Kollinel, although many do accept that they were most likely the first to call themselves a house. There are many stories and legends of the old house, but the most popular one is that a man named Koll was one of the first north-men to arrive in Dynaria. He was a deadly, destructive warrior, often driving himself up into a frenzy during battles. He rode a massive boar, with massive tusks. It is said that he had thousands of boys and girls, however it is believed he only had more than 40, still a large amount. He conquered the Riftlands and unified it, then looking his ambitions north. He founded a guarding organization called the Sons of the Boar, which is exactly what it sounded like: His various warrior sons guarding him and protecting him. After their grumbled attempts to invade, he and his sons marched north to face his north-men brethren. The king of them, King Stentfol (It is unknown what his first name was) assembled his massive army of men and even women, where the two forces clashed. It would be known as "The Battle of Boars and Axes". They fought and fought, with his sons leaving the ground in a sea of bodies and blood. King Stentfol also had a giant general, who faced Koll in open battle. However, his colossal boar was brought down, yet Koll managed to kill the giant general. After many days of nonstop massacre, his sons were being killed one by one, until his youngest was the last.

Koll himself faced King Stentfol in battle, and the two clashed for hours, until Koll was finally struck to the ground, but then his son came and attacked Stentfol, where his son struck the king down. Koll was dying from his wounds, and so he passed his greatsword Mad Tusk to his son with his dying hands. The northern army was all but destroyed, but the Sons of the Boar were all but gone, save the youngest son. After the battle, young Kollinel rode back south, where he would continue fighting, and giving off many descendants.