Hi Deltora community,

I have scanned and uploaded every image (that wasn't already uploaded) from The Golden Door. I will begin on The Silver Door soon. I have updated the Project page (http://deltoraquest.wikia.com/wiki/Deltora_Quest_Wiki:Project_The_Three_Doors) to reflect this. Most of the images are of a good quality, there are a few I had issues with during scanning, which can be replaced with better scans later. Hopefully soon we can begin to see some progress on Project: The Three Doors.

Just letting everyone know,

Archer of Az-Zure

I think we need to have a page on this subject, the ancient treaty between the Fellan and the humans of Dorne, which allowed both peoples to live on Dorne, but seperately. The rules in the treaty stated that they must not interfere in each other's affairs, and that the forests of Fell End was Fellan domain and the shores human domain, I believe.

Now, there's a thing we need to work out, a sort of poll. What do you think the page should be called. Here are a few suggestions but you can nominate some yourself:

• Treaty between Fellan and humans (or the other way around)

• Treaty of Dorne

• Fellan/human treaty

• Fellan and human treaty

• Dorne's treaty

• Fellan-human treaty

One last thing: should we have a seperate page on the magical charm/disc/token that was the proof of the treaty? The One Rye found, which had a poetic kind of verse on it.

And if yes, what should we call that page?

• Fellan charm

• Charm of Dorne

Or do you have another suggestion for a name? If yes, post that below along with your vote or idea for another name for the treaty.

Was it ever discovered exactly when in Deltora's timeline Three Doors occurs? Because I have a theory...

Since The Third Door states that Deltora has repelled the Shadow Lord twice, and we know that there was the first time with Adin, the time with Lief (in DQ1), and the original Dragon Night, then it's possible that the 'two times' Three Doors refers to could be the first battle for Deltora and Lief's quest for the Belt in DQ1. (I know we've already been over this, but I thought I should mention it again anyway.) If you include the original Dragon Night, then Three Doors probably took place during Deltora Shadowlands. Of course, this is assuming that dragons constitute a magic more powerful than the Shadow Lord's. If this isn't the case, then I guess Three Doors could take place anytime after DQ ended.

Still, I think that if dragons do count as a magic greater than the Shadow Lord's, then the series probably took place just after or during DQ2.

I'm not sure if we already discussed this or not, but I thought I might as well share what I've been thinking lately about Three Doors' place in the overall timeline.

What does everyone else think? 

This contains massive spoilers, so anyone that does not want to hear it, please do not read. i just finished off the three doors trilogy and i was thoroughly impressed. it was so amazing hearing about the shadow lords origins. but something confuses me. rye said the silver door went to the future and the golden door went to the past. but uhm once the third door was finished. it ended it quite well i think, but i guess im confused with all the timelines. they said the shadowlord had been thwarted twice. which implies that the doors trilogy takes place during the deltora quest series with lief right? i heard somewhere that it was during the time of adin, but then that would only be the one time that he was thwarted in the land of dragons. i dont know lol. time traveling and such always confuses me. can anyone maybe clear this up please?

Like I already posted on the page belong to Nanion, I am confused - or rather I might have forgotten this - who Faene is...

This is what I wrote:

"There is something that I have not understood yet, or maybe I just forgot about it, I think that's actually it. And that is, who is Faene D'Or actually? I mean, the gravestone about Nanion D'Or and Juste D'Or, and their dead daughter Faene was fake, right? Built by Dirk (I believe...?) as a hiding place (though, why was it built?) But in the second series they travel back to Fleet so that Faene can visit her parents' grave, and later, when they come to Annocki's room in the Keep of Weld Rye is cited as having thought that Faene was thinking that she was the daughter of the chiefs of Fleet... so, I guess my question is, was she really the daughter of deceased, former chiefs of Fleet? Or were they alive? How is she and Nanion D'Or and his son, also named Nanion D'Or, related? Was this all even explained. I feel like I remember that it was, but I can't remember where and in which of the books, or if it truly was. Please, someone, enlighten me..."

I thought that it would  be a better idea to try and post this in the Forum, so there you go. If anyone can answer me, and supply information as to what they are basing their knowledge on, please do so.

Stay creative,

Best,

- Lukas