Kerrick Fallabrine (625 PC - 0 PC) was born the only son of Dimorian Fallabrine his mother is unknown. His name meant he is a son of House Mariner from Silvanesti. He was named after Kerrick from the First Dragon War. He was known to have large, green penetrating eyes, golden hair, and a handsome face. He was known for his sailing ability on his ship Cutter, and for his swimming ability. His clan's patron god was Zivilyn Greentree. When he was a young boy and out sailing his small boat, it was capsized in a strong wind and Delthas Windrider jumped in to save him, only to die in the act. This haunted him for a very long time.
In the summer of 553 PC, Kerrick was having a relationship with Patrikan Diradar's daughter, Gloryian Diradar. When Patrikan found out about this, he captured Kerrick and brought him before the Speaker of the Stars, Nethas Caladon. Nethas sentenced Kerrick to banishment from Silvanesti, and to find the secret of his father's gold in order to be able to return to Silvanesti. Waykand Isleletter, by Nethas' decree, removes the left tip of his elven ear to show shame. His left ear was nothing more than a scarred mess. Kerrick is then bundled up and put on Cutter and sent off against his will.
After weeks of travel, he arrives in Icereach, where he assists Moreen Bayguard and the Arktos in escaping from the Highlanders to Brackenrock. Over the years that he spends there, he assists in the building of Brackenrock and the defense from the Ogres. In 545 PC, he assisted on an assault on Dracoheim to stop the construction of the Golden Orb where he finds his father Dimorian being held prisoner and creating the Golden Orbs.
After Kerrick escapes from Brackenrock, he leads an assault on Winterheim with Moreen and an army of Highlanders and Arktos. Together they free the human slaves there and overthrow the ogres from power. When peace reigned on Icereach, he married Moreen Bayguard and had one son, Coraltop Refist Bayguard Fallabrine. Kerrick continued to live up until the Cataclysm struck Krynn, when glaciers moved into the Kingdom of Icereach and destroyed just about everything there.
Kerrick was also known as Kerrick the Messenger or the Elf Messenger. Besides owning Cutter before it sank, he also owned Kerrick's Gold Ring.
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- The Messenger, p. 18, 20, 27, 60, 91, 178, 194, 258, 264, 285, 292
- The Golden Orb, p. 13-14, 17, 38, 45, 93, 205, 265, 310
- Winterheim (Novel), p. 14, 16, 31, 207, 239, 310, 312