Evelon

History
Originally a Lyrathian woman, she and her tribe were captured by the ancient Candiran Empire. During her many years of enslavement she witnessed atrocities committed against her, her family and her friends, a rage slowly built inside of her until eventually it boiled over. At that point she led a slave revolt and rampaged across Candir, freeing countless slaves in a bloodthirsty quest for revenge. She eventually led the freed slaves back to Lyrathia, where they inspired the populace to push out the crumbling Empire. It is believed that her anger permeates the bloodline of many Lyrathians and it is what fuels the rage of barbarians. Among Lyrathian tribes, the rage is known as the Fire of Evelon.

The Chains of Evelon
The symbol- depicting a chain with each link broken- is very important in Lyrathian culture. The design can go on forever, and it is often found in the armor or weapons of religious figures or particularly important warriors. Despite the apparently contradictory imagery of broken chains, it is believed to give strength and resolve to those that bear the symbols on their persons.

The Bear, The Eagle, The Wolf
The bear, the eagle, and the wolf are very important symbols in the mythology of Evelon. One of the many myths attributed to her is that, during her childhood as a Candiran slave, she was trained by spirits that manifested in the forms of these three animals. According to the myth, they assisted her as she escaped, guided her as she led the other slaves to freedom, and continued to help her throughout her life.