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* TheCaligula: Teniran Mada, the previous king of Farrignia and father of Queen Liala Mada. In Liala's words, he was a "handsome hedonistic swine." His debauched lifestyle caused him to become ever more erratic and tyrannical, but his wife was able to keep the worst of his impulses in check. However, once she died from a mysterious case of hemophilia, all the restraints were gone. Teniran promptly married all three of his daughters in quick succession, executing the first for infidelity and with his second daughter committing suicide. He also had his only son and heir executed. Liala, his youngest daughter, was his last wife, and when he died in his sleep [[Spoiler:(actually assassinated in secret by Liala via an icicle through his ear)]], she ascended to the throne.
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* TheCaligula: Teniran Mada, the previous king of Farrignia and father of Queen Liala Mada. In Liala's words, he was a "handsome hedonistic swine." His debauched lifestyle caused him to become ever more erratic and tyrannical, but his wife was able to keep the worst of his impulses in check. However, once she died from a mysterious case of hemophilia, all the restraints were gone. Teniran promptly married all three of his daughters in quick succession, executing the first for infidelity and with his second daughter committing suicide. He also had his only son and heir executed. Liala, his youngest daughter, was his last wife, and when he died in his sleep [[Spoiler:(actually [[spoiler:(actually assassinated in secret by Liala via an icicle through his ear)]], she ascended to the throne.
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* TheCaligula: Teniran Mada, the previous king of Farrignia and father of Queen Liala Mada. In Liala's words, he was a "handsome hedonistic swine." His debauched lifestyle caused him to become ever more erratic and tyrannical, but his wife was able to keep the worst of his impulses in check. However, once she died from a mysterious case of hemophilia, all the restraints were gone. Teniran promptly married all three of his daughters in quick succession, executing the first for infidelity and with his second daughter committing suicide. He also had his only son and heir executed. Liala, his youngest daughter, was his last wife, and when he died in his sleep [[Spoiler:(actually assassinated in secret by Liala via an icicle through his ear)]], she ascended to the throne.
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* TheHighQueen: Liala Mada is the reigning queen of Farrignia, the largest and most powerful kingdom in Jaconia. She is also this literally on account of her ancestor, Valiar Mada, having been the first king of Farrignia and the High King of Jaconia, who appointed his generals as kings of the other kingdoms after the end of the civil war that ousted the six Magekings. Though the other realms are all but independent from Farrignia, the high kingship has been inherited down the centuries, passing eventually to Liala Mada. As the sovereign of Farrignia is considered to be the god Artante's representative on Jaconia, having a woman on the throne, in addition to the murky circumstances that led to Liala Mada's rise to power, has caused a schism within the Church of Artante (Jaconia's most powerful church).
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** Publisher of Praedor novels and and graphical novels.
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** Publisher of Praedor novels and and graphical graphic novels.
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** Read the reviews, see the covers, stalk the authors etc...
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** Read the reviews, see the covers, stalk the authors authors, etc...
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** Argue us about the inconsistency of the world of Jaconia. We dare you! There's even an upcoming duel about the bifurcation of the Jaconia's biggest river Franfar and the hurted feelings the discussion caused.
** The page is in Finnish, but we DO speak English though. In a fact, most of us speak it very goodly.
** The page is in Finnish, but we DO speak English though. In a fact, most of us speak it very goodly.
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** Argue with us about the inconsistency of the world of Jaconia. We dare you! There's even an upcoming duel about the bifurcation of the Jaconia's biggest river Franfar river, the Franfar, and the hurted hurt feelings the discussion caused.
** The page is in Finnish, but we DO speak English though. Ina fact, most of us speak it very goodly.well.
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* ''Verivartio (Bloodguard)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2019.
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* ''Verivartio (Bloodguard)'' (Blood Guard)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2019.2019.
* ''Tarinoita Jaconiasta (Tales from Jaconia)'', a short story collection, 2020.
* ''Helmiruhtinaat (Pearl Princes)'' by Erkka Leppänen (2021).
* ''Pitkien Varjojen Maa (The Land of Long Shadows)'' by Ville Vuorela (2022).
* ''Tarinoita Jaconiasta (Tales from Jaconia)'', a short story collection, 2020.
* ''Helmiruhtinaat (Pearl Princes)'' by Erkka Leppänen (2021).
* ''Pitkien Varjojen Maa (The Land of Long Shadows)'' by Ville Vuorela (2022).
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* ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2016.
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* ''Kirottu kirja (The Cursed book)'' Book)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2017.
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* ''Kielletyn rakkauden kirja (Book of the Forbidden love)'' by Kristel Nyberg, 2019.
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* ''Kielletyn rakkauden kirja (Book of the Forbidden love)'' Love)'' by Kristel Nyberg, 2019.
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* TheAgeless: The mages, thanks to their [[ImmortalityInducer elixir of immortality]]. In spite of its certain side-effects, such as sterility and [[BodyHorror certain physical changes]], they keep extreme care to keep the secret for themselves, in order to avoid an overpopulation crisis, or worse, the fate of Borvaria.
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* TheAgeless: The mages, thanks to their [[ImmortalityInducer elixir of immortality]]. In spite of its certain side-effects, such as sterility and [[BodyHorror certain physical changes]], they keep take extreme care to keep the secret for themselves, in order to avoid an overpopulation crisis, or worse, the fate of Borvaria.
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** The Mountainfolk live among the two great mountain ranges of Jaconia, and likewise descend from escaped slaves. They're generally stereotyped as Conan-esque musclebound warriors with epic [[ManlyFacialHair beards]] and a disdain for the soft, civilized folk. They also have a few Mongolian and Viking traits mixed in their culture.
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** In lesser example, the elixir of immortality that the mages use causes them to develop ProphetEyes, while their skin slowly takes the colour and texture of aged wood. If they stop taking the elixir every few months, their bodies harden entirely, resulting in a bad case of AndIMustScream.
* BlackAndGreyMorality: Purely good heroes are almost nonexistent in the Praedor franchise, but the villains tend to even viler for it. Many of the stories do explore just how the bad guys ended up as the monsters they became, however.
* EldritchLocation: Borvaria is forever changed by the wild magic that destroyed it. Apart from the monsters and poisonous plantlife, the laws of nature don't always seem to apply there. An visitor has to be prepared to face "sounds without shapes, shapes without sounds, shadows without bodies, bodies without shadows", as more than one protagonist has described the phenomena that haunt the entire region. And that's before one tries to approach one of the countless leaking portals to the other worlds.
* BlackAndGreyMorality: Purely good heroes are almost nonexistent in the Praedor franchise, but the villains tend to even viler for it. Many of the stories do explore just how the bad guys ended up as the monsters they became, however.
* EldritchLocation: Borvaria is forever changed by the wild magic that destroyed it. Apart from the monsters and poisonous plantlife, the laws of nature don't always seem to apply there. An visitor has to be prepared to face "sounds without shapes, shapes without sounds, shadows without bodies, bodies without shadows", as more than one protagonist has described the phenomena that haunt the entire region. And that's before one tries to approach one of the countless leaking portals to the other worlds.
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** In a lesser example, the elixir of immortality that the mages use causes them to develop ProphetEyes, while their skin slowly takes the colour and texture of aged wood. If they stop taking the elixir every few months, their bodies harden entirely, resulting in a bad case of AndIMustScream. Such a condition is also the punishment for those who kill mages.
* BlackAndGreyMorality: Purely good heroes are almost nonexistent in the Praedor franchise, but the villains tend to be even viler for it. Many of the stories do explore just how the bad guys ended up as the monsters they became, however.
* EldritchLocation: Borvariais was forever changed by the wild magic that destroyed it. Apart from the monsters and poisonous plantlife, the laws of nature don't always seem to apply there. An A visitor has to be prepared to face "sounds without shapes, shapes without sounds, shadows without bodies, bodies without shadows", shadows," as more than one protagonist has described the phenomena that haunt the entire region. And that's before one tries to approach one of the countless leaking portals to the other worlds.
* BlackAndGreyMorality: Purely good heroes are almost nonexistent in the Praedor franchise, but the villains tend to be even viler for it. Many of the stories do explore just how the bad guys ended up as the monsters they became, however.
* EldritchLocation: Borvaria
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* FantasyGunControl: Justified in that the society that provides any means for natural research that might result in the creation of firearms has only existed for slightly over 500 years in the setting. Black powder has recently been invented, but doesn't yet have practical applications. In general, the overall technological level is similar to that of China and Europe in the 14th or 15th century.
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* OurMonstersAreDifferent: All unnatural beings in the setting are either a products of magical experiments, or more often, the wild magic that destroyed Borvaria. These Nameless Beings, as they are commonly known, are warped monstrosities resulting from the physical fusion between humans and beings from other worlds, and are universally insane and incapable of reproducing.
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* OurMonstersAreDifferent: All unnatural beings in the setting are either a products of magical experiments, or more often, often the wild magic that destroyed Borvaria. These Nameless Beings, as they are commonly known, are warped monstrosities resulting from the physical fusion between humans and beings from other worlds, and are universally insane and incapable of reproducing.
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** The Mountainfolk live among the two great mountain ranges of Jaconia, and likewise descend from escaped slaves. They're generally stereotyped as Conan-esque musclebound warriors with epic {{Badass Beard}}s [[ManlyFacialHair beards]] and a disdain for the soft, civilized folk. They also have a few Mongolian and Viking traits mixed in their culture.
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* ''Verivartio (Bloodguard)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2019.
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* ''Kielletyn rakkauden kirja (Book of the Forbidden love)'' by Kristel Nyberg.
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!Video games
* Broken - a Praedor video game
** RPG for PC and consoles.
** Is secretly being made while you are reading this.
** Is a very mysterious project...
** Go visit https://broken.ratcrewstudios.com/ to see more! The page also contains translated graphical short stories about the world and notable characters of Jaconia.
* Broken - a Praedor video game
** RPG for PC and consoles.
** Is secretly being made while you are reading this.
** Is a very mysterious project...
** Go visit https://broken.ratcrewstudios.com/ to see more! The page also contains translated graphical short stories about the world and notable characters of Jaconia.
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* Broken - a Praedor video game
** RPG for PC and consoles.
** Is secretly being made while you are reading this.
** Is a very mysterious project...
** Go visit https://broken.ratcrewstudios.com/ to see more! The page also contains translated graphical short stories about the world and notable characters of Jaconia.
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* The Ageless: The mages, thanks to their [[ImmortalityInducer elixir of immortality]]. In spite of its certain side-effects, such as sterility and [[BodyHorror certain physical changes]], they keep extreme care to keep the secret for themselves, in order to avoid an overpopulation crisis, or worse, the fate of Borvaria.
* Barbarian Tribe: In spite of its limited size, Jaconia manages to boast three distinct barbarian cultures that further divide into smaller tribes and clans:
* Barbarian Tribe: In spite of its limited size, Jaconia manages to boast three distinct barbarian cultures that further divide into smaller tribes and clans:
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Praedor: The Great Wolf of Heavens'']]
'''[[http://www.praedor.net/ Praedor]]''' is a Finnish SwordAndSorcery / MedievalEuropeanFantasy franchise started by the acclaimed graphic novelist, Petri Hiltunen in 1986. Set in the world of Jaconia, a circular region of land around the size of India, surrounded by the seemingly infinite cursed land of Borvaria, it has inspired multitudes of graphic novels, short stories, novels, as well as a tabletop RPG over the decades from a number of Finnish fantasy novelists. The titular Praedors are adventurers who dare to explore beyond the boundaries of Jaconia and seek forgotten treasures from the ancient ruins of Borvaria. They are widely seen as dishonourable scoundrels, but their freedom from Jaconia's strict social caste system makes them desirable pawns in power plays far from the boundaries of the cursed lands.
The franchise is yet to receive translations outside the country, making Praedor a case of NoExportForYou for English-speaking consumers.
The Praedor franchise consists of the following works:
!Graphic novels:
* ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 1998.
* ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2001.
* ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2002.
** Consists of the earliest short comics gathered to a single album.
* ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2016.
!Novels and short stories:
* ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2004.
* ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Lands)'', short stories by a number of different writers, 2014.
* ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Lands)'' by Erkka Leppänen, 2016.
* ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2016.
* ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'' by Jaakko Alamikkula, 2017.
* ''Uponneen jumalan uni (Dream of the Sunken God)'' by Sakari Peuranen, 2018.
* ''Kahden maailman seikkailijat (The Adventurers of Two Worlds)'', short stories by a number of different writers, 2018.
* ''Kuninkaan kotka (King's Eagle)'' by Jaakko Alamikkula, 2019.
!Tabletop games
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2000.
** The one and only!
** Illustrated by renowned artist Petri Hiltunen!
** There's also the 1.1 version with lots of added stuff.
* ''Salaisuuksien kirja (Book of Secrets)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2016.
** First official expansion of the 2000's Praedor RPG.
** Contains hot new perks, rule updates, random stuff etc...
* ''Kirottu kirja (The Cursed book)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2017.
** Second official expansion of the 2000's Praedor RPG.
** Is mainly about the ruins of Borvaria.
* ''Varjojen kirja (Book of Shadows)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2018.
** Third official expansion of the 2000's Praedor RPG.
** Is about the forbidden and secret places of Jaconia.
** Contains the map of the ruined city of Warth.
* ''Kielletyn rakkauden kirja (Book of the Forbidden love)'' by Kristel Nyberg.
** Fourth official expansion of the 2000's Praedor RPG.
** Rumored to be released in Ropecon of 2019!
** The name says it all - you know darn well of what the expansion is about (all sorts of smutty and naughty things the other authors dare not even mention).
!Video games
* Broken - a Praedor video game
** RPG for PC and consoles.
** Is secretly being made while you are reading this.
** Is a very mysterious project...
** Go visit https://broken.ratcrewstudios.com/ to see more! The page also contains translated graphical short stories about the world and notable characters of Jaconia.
!Contains examples of:
* The Ageless: The mages, thanks to their [[ImmortalityInducer elixir of immortality]]. In spite of its certain side-effects, such as sterility and [[BodyHorror certain physical changes]], they keep extreme care to keep the secret for themselves, in order to avoid an overpopulation crisis, or worse, the fate of Borvaria.
* Barbarian Tribe: In spite of its limited size, Jaconia manages to boast three distinct barbarian cultures that further divide into smaller tribes and clans:
** The Nomads of the Wolf's Desert are Jaconia's only truly ethnically distinct population. Descending from slaves of the Magekings who escaped to the desert that separates Jaconia from Borvaria, they physically and culturally resemble a mix of [[FantasyCounterpartCulture Native Americans and Bedouins]].
** The Mountainfolk live among the two great mountain ranges of Jaconia, and likewise descend from escaped slaves. They're generally stereotyped as Conan-esque musclebound warriors with epic {{Badass Beard}}s and a disdain for the soft, civilized folk. They also have a few Mongolian and Viking traits mixed in their culture.
** The Woodsmen just barely qualify as a distinct barbarian culture. They've only existed as long as the mainstream Jaconian culture -- some 500 years -- and dwell in the great forests of the south. They're generally viewed as outlaws and brigands, and that's more or less where their origins lie.
* BodyHorror:
** The Nameless Beings are a result of humans being exposed to wild magic, and having their bodies fuse with life forms from other dimensions. The results are never pretty.
** In lesser example, the elixir of immortality that the mages use causes them to develop ProphetEyes, while their skin slowly takes the colour and texture of aged wood. If they stop taking the elixir every few months, their bodies harden entirely, resulting in a bad case of AndIMustScream.
* BlackAndGreyMorality: Purely good heroes are almost nonexistent in the Praedor franchise, but the villains tend to even viler for it. Many of the stories do explore just how the bad guys ended up as the monsters they became, however.
* EldritchLocation: Borvaria is forever changed by the wild magic that destroyed it. Apart from the monsters and poisonous plantlife, the laws of nature don't always seem to apply there. An visitor has to be prepared to face "sounds without shapes, shapes without sounds, shadows without bodies, bodies without shadows", as more than one protagonist has described the phenomena that haunt the entire region. And that's before one tries to approach one of the countless leaking portals to the other worlds.
* {{Expy}}: Ferron, the protagonist of Hiltunen's graphic novels, started out as one to Creator/ClintEastwood's [[Film/DollarsTrilogy The Man With No Name]] and Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian.
* FantasyGunControl: Justified in that the society that provides any means for natural research that might result in the creation of firearms has only existed for slightly over 500 years in the setting. Black powder has recently been invented, but doesn't yet have practical applications.
* {{Magocracy}}: The six ancient Magekings ruled over Jaconia with an iron fist for untold millennia, until they were finally ousted by their former servants, the Council of Mages, with the aid of their mortal slaves. Taking heed of the Kings' example, the Council decided that magic users should no longer interfere in mortal politics, and retreated to the city of Circol, which remains the sole place in Jaconia where the trope still applies.
* OurMonstersAreDifferent: All unnatural beings in the setting are either a products of magical experiments, or more often, the wild magic that destroyed Borvaria. These Nameless Beings, as they are commonly known, are warped monstrosities resulting from the physical fusion between humans and beings from other worlds, and are universally insane and incapable of reproducing.
* SorcerousOverlord: The ancient Magekings were a particularly effective and brutal example.
!Links etc:
* http://www.praedor.net/
** Finnish page about Praedor.
* http://www.vaskikirjat.fi/
** Publisher of Praedor novels.
* http://www.burgergames.com/
** Publisher of Praedor RPG and related stuff.
* https://arktinenbanaani.fi/
** Publisher of Praedor novels and and graphical novels.
* https://www.goodreads.com/genres/praedor
** Read the reviews, see the covers, stalk the authors etc...
* https://web.facebook.com/groups/praedor/
** Contact us on Facebook!
** Is a nice and compact community of nerds.
** Authors are mostly approachable and 100% sexy.
** Keep in touch with the latest Praedor-related news, rumors or random weird-ass (but strangely cool and innovative) products.
** Relate to the actual pain of the authors while they are constantly struggling between creating new stuff, self-loathing and chronic imposter syndrome!
** Argue us about the inconsistency of the world of Jaconia. We dare you! There's even an upcoming duel about the bifurcation of the Jaconia's biggest river Franfar and the hurted feelings the discussion caused.
** The page is in Finnish, but we DO speak English though. In a fact, most of us speak it very goodly.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Praedor: The Great Wolf of Heavens'']]
Praedor is a Finnish SwordAndSorcery / MedievalEuropeanFantasy franchise started by the acclaimed graphic novelist, Petri Hiltunen in 1986. Set in the world of Jaconia, a circular region of land around the size of India, surrounded by the seemingly infinite cursed earth of Borvaria, it has inspired multitudes of graphic novels, short stories, novels, as well as a tabletop RPG over the decades from a number of Finnish fantasy novelists. Unfortunately, in spite of their efforts, the franchise is yet to receive translations outside the country, making Praedor a case of NoExportForYou for English-speaking consumers.
The Praedor franchise consists of the following works:
* Graphic novels:
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 1998.
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2001.
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2002.
*** Consists of the earliest short comics gathered to a single album.
** ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2016.
* Novels and short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2004.
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'', short stories by a number of different writers, 2014.
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Earth)'' by Erkka Leppänen, 2016.
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2016.
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'' by Jaakko Alamikkula, 2017.
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2006.
[[caption-width-right:350:''Praedor: The Great Wolf of Heavens'']]
Praedor is a Finnish SwordAndSorcery / MedievalEuropeanFantasy franchise started by the acclaimed graphic novelist, Petri Hiltunen in 1986. Set in the world of Jaconia, a circular region of land around the size of India, surrounded by the seemingly infinite cursed earth of Borvaria, it has inspired multitudes of graphic novels, short stories, novels, as well as a tabletop RPG over the decades from a number of Finnish fantasy novelists. Unfortunately, in spite of their efforts, the franchise is yet to receive translations outside the country, making Praedor a case of NoExportForYou for English-speaking consumers.
The Praedor franchise consists of the following works:
* Graphic novels:
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 1998.
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2001.
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2002.
*** Consists of the earliest short comics gathered to a single album.
** ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2016.
* Novels and short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2004.
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'', short stories by a number of different writers, 2014.
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Earth)'' by Erkka Leppänen, 2016.
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2016.
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'' by Jaakko Alamikkula, 2017.
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2006.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Praedor: The Great Wolf of Heavens'']]
Praedor is a Finnish SwordAndSorcery / MedievalEuropeanFantasy franchise started by the acclaimed graphic novelist, Petri Hiltunen in 1986. Set in the world of Jaconia, a circular region of land around the size of India, surrounded by the seemingly infinite cursed earth of Borvaria, it has inspired multitudes of graphic novels, short stories, novels, as well as a tabletop RPG over the decades from a number of Finnish fantasy novelists. Unfortunately, in spite of their efforts, the franchise is yet to receive translations outside the country, making Praedor a case of NoExportForYou for English-speaking consumers.
The Praedor franchise consists of the following works:
* Graphic novels:
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 1998.
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2001.
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2002.
*** Consists of the earliest short comics gathered to a single album.
** ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2016.
* Novels and short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2004.
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'', short stories by a number of different writers, 2014.
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Earth)'' by Erkka Leppänen, 2016.
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2016.
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'' by Jaakko Alamikkula, 2017.
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2006.
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* Comic books:
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'', 1998
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'', 2001
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'', 2002
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'', 1998
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'', 2001
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'', 2002
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* Comic books:
Graphic novels:
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of theKing)'', 1998
King)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 1998.
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the DeadGod)'', 2001
God)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2001.
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark ofVengeance)'', 2002 Vengeance)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2002.
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of
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** ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens), 2016
* Novels an short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'', 2004
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'', 2014
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Earth)'', 2016
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'', 2016
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'', 2017
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'', 2006
* Novels an short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'', 2004
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'', 2014
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Earth)'', 2016
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'', 2016
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'', 2017
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'', 2006
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** ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens), 2016
Heavens)'' by Petri Hiltunen, 2016.
* Novelsan and short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (OldHound)'', 2004
Hound)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2004.
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'',2014
short stories by a number of different writers, 2014.
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the CursedEarth)'', 2016
Earth)'' by Erkka Leppänen, 2016.
** ''Käärmetanssija (SerpentDancer)'', 2016
Dancer)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2016.
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills ofVengeance)'', 2017
Vengeance)'' by Jaakko Alamikkula, 2017.
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers ofJaconia)'', 2006Jaconia)'' by Ville Vuorela, 2006.
* Novels
** ''Vanha koira (Old
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'',
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of
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Praedor is a Finnish SwordAndSorcery / MedievalEuropeanFantasy franchise started by the acclaimed graphic novelist, Petri Hiltunen in 1986. Set in the world of Jaconia, a circular region of land around the size of India, surrounded by the seemingly infinite cursed earth of Borvaria, it has inspired multitudes of graphic novels, short stories, novels, as well as a tabletop RPG over the decades from a number of Finnish fantasy novelists. Unfortunately, in spite of their efforts, the franchise is yet to receive translations outside the country, making Praedor a case of NoExportForYou for English-speaking consumers.
The Praedor franchise consists of the following products:
* Comic books:
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'', 1998
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'', 2001
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'', 2002
*** Consists of the earliest short comics gathered to a single album.
** ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens), 2016
* Novels an short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'', 2004
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'', 2014
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Earth)'', 2016
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'', 2016
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'', 2017
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'', 2006
The Praedor franchise consists of the following products:
* Comic books:
** ''Kuninkaan lapset (Children of the King)'', 1998
** ''Kuolleen jumalan palvelija (Servant of the Dead God)'', 2001
** ''Koston Merkki (Mark of Vengeance)'', 2002
*** Consists of the earliest short comics gathered to a single album.
** ''Taivaan suuri susi (The Great Wolf of Heavens), 2016
* Novels an short stories:
** ''Vanha koira (Old Hound)'', 2004
** ''Kirotun maan kulkijat (The Wanderers of Cursed Earth)'', 2014
** ''Kirotun maan ritari (The Knight of the Cursed Earth)'', 2016
** ''Käärmetanssija (Serpent Dancer)'', 2016
** ''Koston kukkulat (The Hills of Vengeance)'', 2017
* ''Praedor: Roolipeli Jaconian seikkailijoista (Praedor: The Role-Playing Game of the Adventurers of Jaconia)'', 2006
