Khor'vela - Revision history

CRYPTODYNAMIC: This is common rarity

2026-03-19T14:22:02Z

This is common rarity

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	The great, anonymous epic of [[Marali'Tu]] comes to an abrupt and (to many people) unsatisfactory conclusion when King Uly'ta, on his 15-year long voyage home to his wife after the War of Wheeled Death, visits the lair of Serti, a notorious sorceress. She turns his sailors into peccaries and caracals, but drops all thoughts of vengeance when Uly'ta removes a twig of khor'vela from his breast and presents it to her. They settle down to a quiet life of magic, mutual affection and the herding of caracals, which is where the story curiously ends.		The great, anonymous epic of [[Marali'Tu]] comes to an abrupt and (to many people) unsatisfactory conclusion when King Uly'ta, on his 15-year long voyage home to his wife after the War of Wheeled Death, visits the lair of Serti, a notorious sorceress. She turns his sailors into peccaries and caracals, but drops all thoughts of vengeance when Uly'ta removes a twig of khor'vela from his breast and presents it to her. They settle down to a quiet life of magic, mutual affection and the herding of caracals, which is where the story curiously ends.
	\|type=woods		\|type=woods
	\|rarity=~~quest-only~~		\|rarity=common
	\|CTag=grey, green		\|CTag=grey, green
	\|special=gortog style, halfling style		\|special=gortog style, halfling style

TEVESHSZAT at 05:08, 9 November 2021

2021-11-09T05:08:31Z

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	\|rarity=quest-only		\|rarity=quest-only
	\|CTag=grey, green		\|CTag=grey, green
	\|special=gortog style		\|special=gortog style, halfling style
	\|noalt=No		\|noalt=No
	\|crafting=No		\|crafting=No

TEVESHSZAT at 05:08, 9 November 2021

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 It is mentioned in traditional poetry of Shard that the first bed of [[Sorril]] and [[Kanton]] was made from the khor'vela tree.
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 Among the Gor'Togs of [[Ratha]], couples exchange a dried khor'vela leaf at their marriage ceremony. If either participant sends the leaf back to its owner, it signifies that the marriage is finished.
 The great, anonymous epic of [[Marali'Tu]] comes to an abrupt and (to many people) unsatisfactory conclusion when King Uly'ta, on his 15-year long voyage home to his wife after the War of Wheeled Death, visits the lair of Serti, a notorious sorceress. She turns his sailors into peccaries and caracals, but drops all thoughts of vengeance when Uly'ta removes a twig of khor'vela from his breast and presents it to her. They settle down to a quiet life of magic, mutual affection and the herding of caracals, which is where the story curiously ends.
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TEVESHSZAT at 20:25, 18 April 2021

2021-04-18T20:25:40Z

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	Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.		Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.

	This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]		This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]][[Has item property::Halfling style\| ]][[Has item property::Gor'Tog style\| ]]
	==Items==		==Items==
	{{MSearch\|Khor-vela+Khor'vela+Khor'vela wood+Khor-vela wood}}		{{MSearch\|Khor-vela+Khor'vela+Khor'vela wood+Khor-vela wood}}

ZUERCAT at 05:53, 11 November 2018

2018-11-11T05:53:51Z

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	Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.		Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.

			This material is required to be provided for [[alterations]].[[provided for alterations::true\| ]]
	==Items==		==Items==
	{{MSearch\|Khor-vela+Khor'vela+Khor'vela wood+Khor-vela wood}}		{{MSearch\|Khor-vela+Khor'vela+Khor'vela wood+Khor-vela wood}}

CARAAMON: moved Khor'vela tree to Khor'vela over redirect

2013-04-08T13:50:05Z

moved Khor'vela tree to Khor'vela over redirect

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CARAAMON at 11:10, 8 April 2013

2013-04-08T11:10:27Z

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	==Items==		==Items==
	{{MSearch\|Khor-vela\|Khor'vela\|Khor-vela wood\|Khor'vela wood}}		{{MSearch\|Khor-vela+Khor'vela+Khor'vela wood+Khor-vela wood}}
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}
	{{Cat\|Flora,Woods,Materials}}		{{Cat\|Flora,Woods,Materials}}

CARAAMON at 11:06, 8 April 2013

2013-04-08T11:06:13Z

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	The great, anonymous epic of [[Marali'Tu]] comes to an abrupt and (to many people) unsatisfactory conclusion when King Uly'ta, on his 15-year long voyage home to his wife after the War of Wheeled Death, visits the lair of Serti, a notorious sorceress. She turns his sailors into peccaries and caracals, but drops all thoughts of vengeance when Uly'ta removes a twig of khor'vela from his breast and presents it to her. They settle down to a quiet life of magic, mutual affection and the herding of caracals, which is where the story curiously ends.		The great, anonymous epic of [[Marali'Tu]] comes to an abrupt and (to many people) unsatisfactory conclusion when King Uly'ta, on his 15-year long voyage home to his wife after the War of Wheeled Death, visits the lair of Serti, a notorious sorceress. She turns his sailors into peccaries and caracals, but drops all thoughts of vengeance when Uly'ta removes a twig of khor'vela from his breast and presents it to her. They settle down to a quiet life of magic, mutual affection and the herding of caracals, which is where the story curiously ends.


	==Other notes==		==Other notes==
	Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.		Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.

			==Items==
	{{cat\|Flora}}
			{{MSearch\|Khor-vela\|Khor'vela\|Khor-vela wood\|Khor'vela wood}}
			{{RefAl}}
			{{Cat\|Flora,Woods,Materials}}

CARAAMON at 09:04, 7 September 2012

2012-09-07T09:04:11Z

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	Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.		Khor'vela is a carnivorous tree that often shows small bits of undigested bone within the wood.

	~~[[Category:~~Flora]]		{{cat\|Flora}}

CARAAMON at 09:03, 7 September 2012

2012-09-07T09:03:59Z

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	~~Its~~ ~~wood~~ is grey, its leaves broad and spadelike, with a shade of deep green that (in the words of the poet Willesc) "lights upon a carpet of grass only when lovers awaken in the soft stillness of dusk and each other's arms to view it." Is it any wonder that the khor'vela has been called The Mercy of [[Albreda]]; and a bed of leaves and branches taken from the tree (as the [[Gor'Tog]] males of [[Surlaenis]] do, in marriage/love gift to their brides) is termed Albreda's Bower?		The '''khor'vela tree''' (also spelled khor'vala) has grey wood, its leaves broad and spadelike, with a shade of deep green that (in the words of the poet [[Willesc]]) "lights upon a carpet of grass only when lovers awaken in the soft stillness of dusk and each other's arms to view it." Is it any wonder that the khor'vela has been called The Mercy of [[Albreda]]; and a bed of leaves and branches taken from the tree (as the [[Gor'Tog]] males of [[Surlaenis]] do, in marriage/love gift to their brides) is termed Albreda's Bower?

	A few notes about the khor'vela, as drawn from other literary and spoken sources:		A few notes about the khor'vela, as drawn from other literary and spoken sources:
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	Among the Gor'Togs of [[Ratha]], couples exchange a dried khor'vela leaf at their marriage ceremony. If either participant sends the leaf back to its owner, it signifies that the marriage is finished.		Among the Gor'Togs of [[Ratha]], couples exchange a dried khor'vela leaf at their marriage ceremony. If either participant sends the leaf back to its owner, it signifies that the marriage is finished.

	The great, anonymous epic of Marali'Tu comes to an abrupt and (to many people) unsatisfactory conclusion when King Uly'ta, on his 15-year long voyage home to his wife after the War of Wheeled Death, visits the lair of Serti, a notorious sorceress. She turns his sailors into peccaries and caracals, but drops all thoughts of vengeance when Uly'ta removes a twig of khor'vela from his breast and presents it to her. They settle down to a quiet life of magic, mutual affection and the herding of caracals, which is where the story curiously ends.		The great, anonymous epic of [[Marali'Tu]] comes to an abrupt and (to many people) unsatisfactory conclusion when King Uly'ta, on his 15-year long voyage home to his wife after the War of Wheeled Death, visits the lair of Serti, a notorious sorceress. She turns his sailors into peccaries and caracals, but drops all thoughts of vengeance when Uly'ta removes a twig of khor'vela from his breast and presents it to her. They settle down to a quiet life of magic, mutual affection and the herding of caracals, which is where the story curiously ends.