An elite army founded by King John Goldwind, the Golden Order is a disciplined brotherhood of humans and demis, sworn to defend the royal family and realm with unwavering loyalty, honor, and resolve.

Sworn not to conquest, but to the crown that gave the winds a name.

“Their blades gleam not for glory, but for duty. And when the king walks, they move like shadow beneath sunlight.”

 

Less than a century past, when the Kingdom of Goldenwind rose from fractured soil, King John Goldwind — once a noble, now a gale-forged sovereign — knew that peace could not be held by hope alone. So he forged not only a kingdom, but a shield for it.
Thus, the Golden Order was born — a disciplined and revered army composed of humans and demis, bound not by fear or divine blood, but by loyalty.
 
Their purpose is singular: to serve the crown and protect the Goldenwind realm against all that would darken its sky. Not for coin. Not for glory. But because they believe in the dream their king built from wind and steel.
 
Clad in polished bronze and white sigils, the Order is known throughout the lands not for brutality, but for precision, resolve, and unity. To join their ranks is not merely to bear arms — it is to bind one's life to the kingdom’s breath.
 
And though their banners are new, already the songs have begun:

“Where the wind sings gold, there marches the king’s will.”

They do not chase conquest.

They do not fear battle.

They are the hand that holds the crown steady —

and they will not let it fall.