The Mud Kingdom - Revision history

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	[[File:~~Mudbanner2~~.png\|alt=A black rectangle with a brown planet in the center.\|thumb\|The flag representing the Mud Kingdom.]]		[[File:Mudbanner.png\|alt=A black rectangle with a brown planet in the center.\|thumb\|The flag representing the Mud Kingdom.]]

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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OKAY okay okay. The Key Characters section has been modified to what I think the final iteration of it should look like, with NPCS listed along with their locations, and then the book rulers and the eventual NPC ruler bolded (their location should probably also be listed, depending on implementation)

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	== Key Characters ==		== Key Characters ==

	==== ~~Animus Dragons~~ ====		==== Non-Playable Characters ====
	Animus dragons in the Mud Kingdom are incredibly rare, with only five known to have existed. Of the five, four have been hybrids, further emphasizing the lack of animus genes in the MudWing tribe. Despite this, animus magic has had a deep impact on the kingdom; the MudWing Massacre of 8,103 is often blamed on a rogue MudWing animus, and several enchanted items are tucked away in the ~~Mud Kingdom treasury.~~
			* [[Bob's Farm\|Bob]] <small>(Located at the [[Hub]])</small>

	==== Past Rulers ====		==== Past Rulers ====
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	* Queen Coypu <small>(Book Character)</small>		* Queen Coypu <small>(Book Character)</small>
	* Queen Moorhen <small>(Book Character) </small>		* Queen Moorhen <small>(Book Character) </small>
	* '''~~Queen Everglade~~''' ~~<small>(CrystalWolfGem) [Stepped Down]</small>~~		* '''???''' <small>(NPC) [Current]</small>
	* '''King Bog''' <small>(BogTheMudWing) [Stepped Down]</small>
	* '''Queen Sindy''' <small>(sindyyyy) [Inactive]</small>
	* '''Queen Espresso''' <small>(BurntEspresso) [Stepped Down]</small>
	* '''King Bog''' <small>(BogTheMudWing) [Map Reset]</small>
	* King Warthog <small>(NPC)</small>
	* Queen Bulrush <small>(NPC~~)</small>~~
	* '''King Glade''' <small>(glade_mw) [Inactive]</small>
	* '''Ruler Cherry''' <small>(peekaplay) [Stepped Down]</small>
	* '''Lord Warmouth''' <small>(oiledmushrooms) [Current]</small>

	== Governance and Leadership ==		== Governance and Leadership ==

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

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			[[File:Mudbanner2.png\|alt=A black rectangle with a brown planet in the center.\|thumb\|The current official flag of the Mud Kingdom.]]

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The '''Mud Kingdom''', occasionally known as The Swamp, has claim to a significant portion of eastern [[Pyrrhia]]. It shares borders with the [[The Sky Kingdom\|Sky Kingdom]], the [[The Rain Kingdom\|Rainforest Kingdom]], and the [[The Kingdom of the Sea\|Kingdom of the Sea]]. The Mud Kingdom is one of the most populous regions in Pyrrhia, with its population growth rate being five or six times that of every other kingdom due to its primary tribe’s large clutches. The majority of this kingdom’s residents are [[MudWings]], with the [[SkyWings]] being the largest minority tribe living within its borders.		The '''Mud Kingdom''', occasionally known as The Swamp, has claim to a significant portion of eastern [[Pyrrhia]]. It shares borders with the [[The Sky Kingdom\|Sky Kingdom]], the [[The Rain Kingdom\|Rainforest Kingdom]], and the [[The Kingdom of the Sea\|Kingdom of the Sea]]. The Mud Kingdom is one of the most populous regions in Pyrrhia, with its population growth rate being five or six times that of every other kingdom due to its primary tribe’s large clutches. The majority of this kingdom’s residents are [[MudWings]], with the [[SkyWings]] being the largest minority tribe living within its borders.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The '''Mud Kingdom''', occasionally known as The Swamp, has claim to a significant portion of eastern [[Pyrrhia]]. It shares borders with the [[The Sky Kingdom\|Sky Kingdom]], the [[The Rain Kingdom\|Rainforest Kingdom]], and the [[The Kingdom of the Sea\|Kingdom of the Sea]]. The Mud Kingdom is one of the most populous regions in Pyrrhia, with its population growth rate being five or six times that of every other kingdom due to its primary tribe’s large clutches. The majority of this kingdom’s residents are [[MudWings]], with the [[SkyWings]] being the largest minority tribe living within its borders.		The '''Mud Kingdom''', occasionally known as The Swamp, has claim to a significant portion of eastern [[Pyrrhia]]. It shares borders with the [[The Sky Kingdom\|Sky Kingdom]], the [[The Rain Kingdom\|Rainforest Kingdom]], and the [[The Kingdom of the Sea\|Kingdom of the Sea]]. The Mud Kingdom is one of the most populous regions in Pyrrhia, with its population growth rate being five or six times that of every other kingdom due to its primary tribe’s large clutches. The majority of this kingdom’s residents are [[MudWings]], with the [[SkyWings]] being the largest minority tribe living within its borders.

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	== Geography ==		== Geography ==
	The Mud Kingdom is situated on the back of the Pyrrhian continent, much like the canon book counterpart. Being at one of the lowest parts of the continent, it is prone to flooding; the fauna and flora reflect this with their semi-aquatic properties, able to thrive in watery landscapes. Similarly, it is situated close enough to Pretarsi’s equator to be in the planet’s subtropical zone, giving the Kingdom a warm and humid climate. As such, snow in the Mud Kingdom is rare but not unheard of.		The Mud Kingdom is situated on the back of the Pyrrhian continent, much like the canon book counterpart. Being at one of the lowest parts of the continent, it is prone to flooding; the fauna and flora reflect this with their semi-aquatic properties, able to thrive in watery landscapes.[[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]] Similarly, it is situated close enough to Pretarsi’s equator to be in the planet’s subtropical zone, giving the Kingdom a warm and humid climate. As such, snow in the Mud Kingdom is rare but not unheard of.

	The lush climate in the Mud Kingdom lends itself to a wide array of organisms. While it is not as biodiverse as the Rainforest Kingdom, the kingdom’s swamps host an impossible amount of insect species. Large aquatic plants like lily pads and reed grass decorate the swamps, sheltering a myriad of fish and supporting the diets of crocodilians. A keen eye may even spot a capybara straying north from the Rainforest’s borders, a welcome sight to many weary and hungry from travel.		The lush climate in the Mud Kingdom lends itself to a wide array of organisms. While it is not as biodiverse as the Rainforest Kingdom, the kingdom’s swamps host an impossible amount of insect species. Large aquatic plants like lily pads and reed grass decorate the swamps, sheltering a myriad of fish and supporting the diets of crocodilians.[[#References\|<sup>[1]</sup>]] A keen eye may even spot a capybara straying north from the Rainforest’s borders, a welcome sight to many weary and hungry from travel.

	== Culture and Society ==		== Culture and Society ==
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	Festivals are extremely common, often being held for harvests, hatching days, and even just to celebrate a particularly sunny day. These celebrations are very social, including improvised instrument ensembles, dancing, and scale paint. The instrumentation of these groups is mostly percussive; the most common instruments in the Mud Kingdom are marimbas and conga drums, but other drums such as bongos and tambourines are often used. The improvised music played is traditionally in 3/4 time, with a steady, rumbling beat and deep cacophonous melody. Unlike the spontaneous music, dances in the Mud Kingdom are meticulously planned and practiced over years. The styles of dance vary incrementally between sib groups and villages, making the dances found around Catamont’s Claw vastly different than those around Rootplace and other cities. Another key tradition is scale painting; saved for large celebrations such as the solstices and harvest festivals, siblings will take turns dipping their talons in multicolored clay-based paints and marking their talonprint on each other’s wings, bodies, and even faces if one is feeling boisterous. This act of painting each other is not standardized at all; some sibling groups paint detailed portraits on each other, while others use it as an excuse to fling paint at each other and see who walks out the most splattered.		Festivals are extremely common, often being held for harvests, hatching days, and even just to celebrate a particularly sunny day. These celebrations are very social, including improvised instrument ensembles, dancing, and scale paint. The instrumentation of these groups is mostly percussive; the most common instruments in the Mud Kingdom are marimbas and conga drums, but other drums such as bongos and tambourines are often used. The improvised music played is traditionally in 3/4 time, with a steady, rumbling beat and deep cacophonous melody. Unlike the spontaneous music, dances in the Mud Kingdom are meticulously planned and practiced over years. The styles of dance vary incrementally between sib groups and villages, making the dances found around Catamont’s Claw vastly different than those around Rootplace and other cities. Another key tradition is scale painting; saved for large celebrations such as the solstices and harvest festivals, siblings will take turns dipping their talons in multicolored clay-based paints and marking their talonprint on each other’s wings, bodies, and even faces if one is feeling boisterous. This act of painting each other is not standardized at all; some sibling groups paint detailed portraits on each other, while others use it as an excuse to fling paint at each other and see who walks out the most splattered.

	MudWings operate in an entirely aronormative society, with monthly breeding nights treated as a civic responsibility to maintain the population. Romantic relationships are extremely uncommon and are often talked about with great discomfort, but dragons in relationships are not intentionally discriminated against. Otherwise, the only familial relationships a Mud Kingdom citizen would ordinarily have are those with their siblings (or “sibs”). Sibling “troops” operate very strategically, with roles in the family assigned to each sibling based on their strengths. The largest MudWing to be hatched is known as the “bigwings”, and takes on a parental role towards the other siblings. The bigwings is often treated as a representative of their troop, having more responsibilities but gaining more privileges such as being preferred for leadership roles.		MudWings operate in an entirely aronormative society, with monthly breeding nights treated as a civic responsibility to maintain the population. Romantic relationships are extremely uncommon and are often talked about with great discomfort, but dragons in relationships are not intentionally discriminated against. Otherwise, the only familial relationships a Mud Kingdom citizen would ordinarily have are those with their siblings (or “sibs”). Sibling “troops” operate very strategically, with roles in the family assigned to each sibling based on their strengths.[[#References\|<sup>[2]</sup>]] The largest MudWing to be hatched is known as the “bigwings”, and takes on a parental role towards the other siblings.[[#References\|<sup>[3]</sup>]] The bigwings is often treated as a representative of their troop, having more responsibilities but gaining more privileges such as being preferred for leadership roles.

	== Military and Defense ==		== Military and Defense ==
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	== History ==		== History ==
	====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/MudWing_Succession_Crisis MudWing Succession Crisis]====		====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/MudWing_Succession_Crisis MudWing Succession Crisis]====
	The MudWing Succession Crisis started when Queen Egret was killed in a flight accident and her sister Bayou, the last heir to the throne, disappeared days after. The lack of a ruler threw the kingdom into brief turmoil, ending when a construction worker named Olive offered Prince Sawgrass, the late queen’s brother, her clutch of eggs to act as heirs to the throne. Queen Olive served as ruler thereafter, until her daughter, Queen Coypu, was able to rule.		The MudWing Succession Crisis started when Queen Egret was killed in a flight accident and her sister Bayou, the last heir to the throne, disappeared days after. The lack of a ruler threw the kingdom into brief turmoil, ending when a construction worker named Olive offered Prince Sawgrass, the late queen’s brother, her clutch of eggs to act as heirs to the throne. Queen Olive served as ruler thereafter, until her daughter, Queen Coypu, was able to rule.[[#References\|<sup>[3]</sup>]]

	====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/War_of_SandWing_Succession War of SandWing Succession]====		====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/War_of_SandWing_Succession War of SandWing Succession]====
	The Mud Kingdom was initially allied with Princess Blister and the Sea Kingdom in the War of SandWing Succession, but pulled out of the alliance when General Swamp, a high-ranking member of the military, was framed for the murder of a SeaWing commander and executed. They were then threatened by Princess Burn, and were forced to enter a new alliance with her and the Sky Kingdom. Despite the benefits of the Sky Kingdom’s military support, and the privileges the MudWings received in respect to the Sky Kingdom’s entertainment activities, the deaths in battles with the Ice Kingdom devastated the Mud Kingdom. The war was eventually ended when two of the three competing princesses were killed and the Dragonets of Destiny, one of whom was a MudWing, helped select a new candidate for the Sand Kingdom throne.		The Mud Kingdom was initially allied with Princess Blister and the Sea Kingdom in the War of SandWing Succession, but pulled out of the alliance when General Swamp, a high-ranking member of the military, was framed for the murder of a SeaWing commander and executed.[[#References\|<sup>[4]</sup>]] They were then threatened by Princess Burn, and were forced to enter a new alliance with her and the Sky Kingdom. Despite the benefits of the Sky Kingdom’s military support, and the privileges the MudWings received in respect to the Sky Kingdom’s entertainment activities, the deaths in battles with the Ice Kingdom devastated the Mud Kingdom. The war was eventually ended when two of the three competing princesses were killed and the Dragonets of Destiny, one of whom was a MudWing, helped select a new candidate for the Sand Kingdom throne.[[#References\|<sup>[5]</sup>]]

	====[[Titan Pact vs. Hurricanes War]]====		====[[Titan Pact vs. Hurricanes War]]====
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	====Imports====		====Imports====
	Metals such as iron and copper are highly valued in the Mud Kingdom, but marshy soil obstructs most possible mining within its borders. As a direct result, these metals are often imported from the Sky Kingdom.		Metals such as iron and copper are highly valued in the Mud Kingdom, but marshy soil obstructs most possible mining within its borders.[[#References\|<sup>[6]</sup>]] As a direct result, these metals are often imported from the Sky Kingdom.

	Although less common, wealthy rancher troops often import non-native livestock species such as yaks and Pantalan species both for display and to sell a variety of meat or other animal products with less competition. Mud Kingdom markets are a cornerstone of the pet trade, legal and illegal.		Although less common, wealthy rancher troops often import non-native livestock species such as yaks and Pantalan species both for display and to sell a variety of meat or other animal products with less competition. Mud Kingdom markets are a cornerstone of the pet trade, legal and illegal.
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	== References ==		== References ==
	~~{{Ambox~~\|~~type=notice~~\|~~small=left~~\|~~text=This section is incomplete~~.}}
			# [[#Geography\|↑]] One Earth. (2022, July 29). ''Pantanal \| One Earth''. <nowiki>https://www.oneearth.org/ecoregions/pantanal/</nowiki>
			# [[#Culture and Society\|↑]] Sutherland, T. T. (2023). ''Wings of Fire: A Guide to the Dragon world''. Scholastic Inc.
			# [[#Culture and Society\|↑]] Sutherland, T. T. (2012). The Dragonet Prophecy (Wings of Fire #1). Scholastic Inc.
			# [[#War of SandWing Succession\|↑]] Sutherland, T. T. (2015). ''Assassin (Wings of Fire: Winglets #2)''. Scholastic Inc.
			# [[#War of SandWing Succession\|↑]] Sutherland, T. T. (2014). The Brightest Night (Wings of Fire #5). Scholastic Inc.
			# [[#Imports\|↑]] ''FAQ - Okefenokee NWR and Twin Pines Mine \| U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service''. (2024, April 4). FWS.gov. <nowiki>https://www.fws.gov/story/2024-04/faq-okefenokee-nwr-and-twin-pines-mine</nowiki>

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	[[Category:Location]]		[[Category:Location]]
	[[Category:Pyrrhian]]		[[Category:Pyrrhian]]
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	\|🩵 🩵 🖤 🖤 🖤		\|🩵 🖤 🖤 🖤 🖤
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	== Lore and Myths ==		== Lore and Myths ==
	~~{{Ambox\|type=notice\|small=left\|text=This section~~ is ~~incomplete~~.}}		Much of MudWing folklore is built around fable-like stories, either about fictional MudWings, or common swamp animals such as crocodilians, frogs, fish, or insects. The exact nature of these stories varies significantly in different areas of the kingdom, due in part to the fact that much of it depends on oral storytelling instead of written records, so different villages often organically develop their own versions. Common threads, however, are the messages of loyalty, teamwork, and community—and the unfortunate fates that befall those who don’t uphold such values.

			Many stories have themes around the dangers of the swamps, describing dangerous monsters that prey upon the unwary. These monsters are often viewed as metaphors for various things, such as disease or predators. It’s widely believed that these stories originated as a method to keep dragonets from wandering too far from their village.

			There’s also quite a few myths about heroes of old, such as Buffalo the Unyielding or Copperhead the Swift, detailing their prowess in battle with exaggerated tales of combat. It’s hotly debated by historians how many of these warriors actually existed, and how many are purely fictional.

			MudWings don’t have a religion in the sense of worshipping any gods, but their intense love for the earth has been often described as nearly religious in nature. Living in tandem with the natural world and caring for the earth is not only valued, but seen as outright necessary by most MudWing communities. There are many rituals and traditions meant to give back to the earth, and quite a few stories around the downfall of those who don’t do so. MudWing mythos also contains mythical creatures viewed as personifications of the earth, such as mud sprites—small, fuzzy creatures that bring blessings to those who care for the natural world, and extreme misfortune to those who don’t.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	~~{{Ambox\|type=notice\|small=left\|text=This section is incomplete~~.}}
			* On the Minecraft server, the MudWing tribe has the least players of any Pyrrhian tribe.
			* As of October 2024, no Mud Kingdom ruler has lost a challenge.
			* The players in the Mud Kingdom are notable for being a close-knit but welcoming group.
			* The [[Mud Palace]] was mostly built by MudWing players, rather than entirely by the Build Team.



	== References ==		== References ==

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	== History ==		== History ==
	====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/MudWing_Succession_Crisis MudWing Succession Crisis]====		====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/MudWing_Succession_Crisis MudWing Succession Crisis]====
	The MudWing Succession Crisis started when Queen Egret was killed in a flight accident and her sister Bayou, the last heir to the throne, disappeared days after. The lack of a ruler threw the kingdom into brief turmoil, ending when a construction worker named Olive offered Prince Sawgrass, the late queen’s brother, her clutch of eggs to act as heirs to the throne. Queen Olive served as ruler thereafter, until her daughter, Queen Coypu, was able to rule.~~<ref name=“Guide to the Dragon World”>Sutherland, Tui T. (2023) ''Guide to the Dragon World''. Scholastic.</ref>~~		The MudWing Succession Crisis started when Queen Egret was killed in a flight accident and her sister Bayou, the last heir to the throne, disappeared days after. The lack of a ruler threw the kingdom into brief turmoil, ending when a construction worker named Olive offered Prince Sawgrass, the late queen’s brother, her clutch of eggs to act as heirs to the throne. Queen Olive served as ruler thereafter, until her daughter, Queen Coypu, was able to rule.

	====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/War_of_SandWing_Succession War of SandWing Succession]====		====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/War_of_SandWing_Succession War of SandWing Succession]====
	The Mud Kingdom was initially allied with Princess Blister and the Sea Kingdom in the War of SandWing Succession, but pulled out of the alliance when General Swamp, a high-ranking member of the military, was framed for the murder of a SeaWing commander and executed. ~~<ref name=“Assassin”>Sutherland, Tui T. (2015) ''Assassin''. Scholastic.</ref>~~ They were then threatened by Princess Burn, and were forced to enter a new alliance with her and the Sky Kingdom. Despite the benefits of the Sky Kingdom’s military support, and the privileges the MudWings received in respect to the Sky Kingdom’s entertainment activities, the deaths in battles with the Ice Kingdom devastated the Mud Kingdom. The war was eventually ended when two of the three competing princesses were killed and the Dragonets of Destiny, one of whom was a MudWing, helped select a new candidate for the Sand Kingdom throne. ~~<ref name=“The Brightest Night”>Sutherland, Tui T. (2014) ''The Brightest Night''. Scholastic.</ref>~~		The Mud Kingdom was initially allied with Princess Blister and the Sea Kingdom in the War of SandWing Succession, but pulled out of the alliance when General Swamp, a high-ranking member of the military, was framed for the murder of a SeaWing commander and executed. They were then threatened by Princess Burn, and were forced to enter a new alliance with her and the Sky Kingdom. Despite the benefits of the Sky Kingdom’s military support, and the privileges the MudWings received in respect to the Sky Kingdom’s entertainment activities, the deaths in battles with the Ice Kingdom devastated the Mud Kingdom. The war was eventually ended when two of the three competing princesses were killed and the Dragonets of Destiny, one of whom was a MudWing, helped select a new candidate for the Sand Kingdom throne.

	====[[Titan Pact vs. Hurricanes War]]====		====[[Titan Pact vs. Hurricanes War]]====
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	== References ==		== References ==
	{{Ambox\|type=notice\|small=left\|text=This section is incomplete.}}		{{Ambox\|type=notice\|small=left\|text=This section is incomplete.}}

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	== History ==		== History ==
	====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/MudWing_Succession_Crisis MudWing Succession Crisis]====		====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/MudWing_Succession_Crisis MudWing Succession Crisis]====
	The MudWing Succession Crisis started when Queen Egret was killed in a flight accident and her sister Bayou, the last heir to the throne, disappeared days after. The lack of a ruler threw the kingdom into brief turmoil, ending when a construction worker named Olive offered Prince Sawgrass, the late queen’s brother, her clutch of eggs to act as heirs to the throne. Queen Olive served as ruler thereafter, until her daughter, Queen Coypu, was able to rule.		The MudWing Succession Crisis started when Queen Egret was killed in a flight accident and her sister Bayou, the last heir to the throne, disappeared days after. The lack of a ruler threw the kingdom into brief turmoil, ending when a construction worker named Olive offered Prince Sawgrass, the late queen’s brother, her clutch of eggs to act as heirs to the throne. Queen Olive served as ruler thereafter, until her daughter, Queen Coypu, was able to rule.<ref name=“Guide to the Dragon World”>Sutherland, Tui T. (2023) ''Guide to the Dragon World''. Scholastic.</ref>

	====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/War_of_SandWing_Succession War of SandWing Succession]====		====[https://wingsoffire.fandom.com/wiki/War_of_SandWing_Succession War of SandWing Succession]====
	The Mud Kingdom was initially allied with Princess Blister and the Sea Kingdom in the War of SandWing Succession, but pulled out of the alliance when General Swamp, a high-ranking member of the military, was framed for the murder of a SeaWing commander and executed. They were then threatened by Princess Burn, and were forced to enter a new alliance with her and the Sky Kingdom. Despite the benefits of the Sky Kingdom’s military support, and the privileges the MudWings received in respect to the Sky Kingdom’s entertainment activities, the deaths in battles with the Ice Kingdom devastated the Mud Kingdom. The war was eventually ended when two of the three competing princesses were killed and the Dragonets of Destiny, one of whom was a MudWing, helped select a new candidate for the Sand Kingdom throne.		The Mud Kingdom was initially allied with Princess Blister and the Sea Kingdom in the War of SandWing Succession, but pulled out of the alliance when General Swamp, a high-ranking member of the military, was framed for the murder of a SeaWing commander and executed. <ref name=“Assassin”>Sutherland, Tui T. (2015) ''Assassin''. Scholastic.</ref> They were then threatened by Princess Burn, and were forced to enter a new alliance with her and the Sky Kingdom. Despite the benefits of the Sky Kingdom’s military support, and the privileges the MudWings received in respect to the Sky Kingdom’s entertainment activities, the deaths in battles with the Ice Kingdom devastated the Mud Kingdom. The war was eventually ended when two of the three competing princesses were killed and the Dragonets of Destiny, one of whom was a MudWing, helped select a new candidate for the Sand Kingdom throne. <ref name=“The Brightest Night”>Sutherland, Tui T. (2014) ''The Brightest Night''. Scholastic.</ref>

	====[[Titan Pact vs. Hurricanes War]]====		====[[Titan Pact vs. Hurricanes War]]====
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	== References ==		== References ==
	{{Ambox\|type=notice\|small=left\|text=This section is incomplete.}}		{{Ambox\|type=notice\|small=left\|text=This section is incomplete.}}

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