Agnes Foot

Reign as Queen of Glorby

Agnes Foot became Queen of Glorby on Trilunary 21, 2079. Her reign was marked by several significant and sometimes controversial decisions that shaped the future of the kingdom.

Key Events During Her Reign

Renegades and Outlaws (2119)

On Uttonary 13, 2119, Queen Agnes Foot declared the noble house of Bradstone to be renegades and outlaws. This decision was made after a member of the Bradstone house insulted the Queen at a royal dinner. The declaration caused significant political strife and marked a turning point in relations between the monarchy and the noble houses.

Outlawing of Organized Religion (2128)

In a bold move, Queen Agnes Foot outlawed organized religion on Nivalisary 23, 2128, declaring that only she had the right to speak on behalf of the gods. This unprecedented decree shocked many and led to growing tensions between the monarchy and the religious communities in Glorby.

Blinding and Reinstatement of Religion (2128)

On Eventember 19, 2128, Queen Agnes Foot was struck blind by the Harmonixus High Priestesses, a direct result of her declaration against organized religion. Following this event, she reversed her previous stance and reinstated organized religion on Sylvermoon 11, 2128, acknowledging her mistake. Despite her reversal, she remained blind for the rest of her life.

End of Reign

Agnes Foot’s time as Queen of Glorby came to an end on Trilunary 15, 2140. Her reign is remembered for its dramatic shifts in religious and political policy, as well as her humility in the face of divine retribution.

Legacy

Queen Agnes Foot is remembered as a complex and dynamic ruler, one who sought to challenge established norms but ultimately reconciled with the traditions of Glorby. Her blindness is often seen as a symbol of the consequences of defying the gods.

History