Alderstar V

Alderstar V was the last reigning emperor of the Frostlands Empire, whose rule lasted a suspicious 20 years. Because an average lifespan of a cat is 25 years, historians of the Scholars Guild suspect of either false sources or that Alderstar V had possession of a P-Stone, which let him live for longer. During his reign, he continued under the same principles of his father, Alderstar IV, expanding military power, upholding the Senshi Doctrine, and, a long plan under the Alderstar Dynasty, plot a course beyond the Frostlands Empire to conquer and dominate.

In the year HT 601, Alderstar V completes his dynasty's goal of domination and sets an army of 2,000 elite Tokomari swordsmen northword, unknowing of the geography or landscape. This terrible planning lead to the beginning of the end for the Alderstar Dynasty. After one year of marching, well over ninety percent of the Tokimari army diminished from starvation, freezing, or battle with nomadic tribes in the northern territories. Sources claim that Alderstar V was not subjected equally to the freezing cold and lack of food, giving further potential evidence to him possessing a P-Stone. When Alderstar returned in HT 602, major unrest spurred throughout the Frostlands, as this recent (and only) major failure of the empire's military only led to more activism to the removal of the militarist Alderstar Dynasty and repeal of the Senshi Doctrine. This eventually lead to the Revolt of Daitoshi and his death during it.

During Alderstars reign, he had well over 20 children to take his throne, the eldest being Alderstar VI. During the Revolt of Daitoshi, most of the family members were murdered, including women and children who were caught in the process. However, a dozen of those in the Alderstar family, including some of Alderstar V's children, were able to flee the city to small camps throughout the Frostlands. Descendants of these family members, over 300 years later, are targeted by the special, unknown powers of the Templars of Alderstar, a secret cult-like movement.