- Before their long dream that ended with the onset of the 7th Umbral Calamity, their Second Name used to be She Sharpens Visions of Ice. Their original Second Name is lost to history as they've thrown it away.
- As a proper Fae should, they find themselves beholden and ruled by their words and vows, even the ones they've made to themself.
- A fable about a white feline keeping children in the Brume safe from Dravanian raids has some connection to them.
- They have a clear memory of the 7th Umbral Calamity as the Rejoining had no effect on them.
- With guidance of the Summer Court, they've traveled to all the Shards that existed prior to the 7th Umbral Calamity. All in all totalling to eight trips over a 1000 years. Although the flow of time differs between realms, each stay never eclipsed twenty years of their personal time. They always came back stronger and madder, in time for another phase of the Dragonsong War.
- It is known among the Nidhogg's brood that though they wished to challenge the black dragon and convince him to lay complete waste to the Nish, they lacked the power to do so and thus sought it fervently.
- Their downfall, 100 years before the 7th Umbral Calamity, coincides with their return from their 8th and last trip, taken to the 13th Shard.
Although Dran Myhk live for an eon, few escape pre-adolescent whims and whimsies, struck in amber of their ethereal condition. Once a part of Ratatoskr's entourage, Augadöll have seen their apotheosis of self under her wing — eschewing the tranquil mists for the experiences of mortal hustle and hospitality amongst the Landlords.
The tragedy that struck the relationship between dragon and man has seen them join the tides of Dragonsong war. They've claimed the position of Elder after a long sleep they've fallen into upon being struck down by a dragoon of eld. They were woken up by Woadbyne's kit during the 7th Umbral Calamity. Their magical prowess was called upon to protect The Fog from the violent waves of aether that followed the moon's descent and Bahamut's wrath.
What emerged after a century of slumber was not the same as what was slain. Though healed, they've chosen to remain with the Winter Court and have seemingly lain down their grievances for good. Instead, they've dedicated themselves to keeping The Fog safe from violent interventions of man. Should one find themselves returning to the entrance of the misty domain again and again, they can blame their woes on their handiwork.
Although they were a vehement proponent of the total annihilation of Nish (Ishgard), their presence amongst men has grown with the onset of peace. They keep vigil over the young Fae now boldly venturing into the mortal realm. Both to keep them accountable for breaking mortal laws and those of the Winter Court. How that explains their involvement with keeping some mortals safe despite their history remains a mystery they are most eager to maintain.
