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==The Legend of Ten'ra Agalith==

The tale of the first Ten'ra Agalith takes place long ago, when
the Dragon Spine Mountains were even sharper than they are
today. Shard had just been founded, and the people were busy
building lives. The traders traded, the bards drank, and
everyone else bustled about their lives, caught up in the
mundane and forgetting their duty to the gods.

Still a young city, the temples had not yet been built.
Eventually, the gods noticed the lack there was no place for the
faithful to worship save for two small shrines. Hodierna and the
gods of Light were forgiving. The Dark Gods were not. Strange
things began to plague the city and the mountains. A hot rain
pitted the young streets of Shard. Youngsters disappeared without
a trace. Traders stopped making a profit. But the people had put
the gods aside, and didn't know why this was happening.

In desperation, a young cleric, Serillyn, went down to the Lake
of Dreams to think on the situation. She sat at the edge of the
shore for three days. She prayed. She meditated. She became weak
with hunger as she fasted. Finally, Eluned took pity on the
Serillyn. A mist rose from the lake, taking the form of a young
woman with flowing hair. The vision spoke to the Serillyn in cool
whispers, telling of the dark immortals' displeasure.

Fearful, Serillyn ran back to the Elders of Shard and chastized
them for their shameful lack of respect for the gods. As the
Elders listened, they realized that the cleric was correct. The
gods had led the people to this place, had helped them prosper,
and it was only fitting that respect be paid. Hopeful that they
could make amends, the Elders called for a special tribute to be
made to honor their patron gods.

Hearing of the proposed ceremony, folk came from far and wide
to pay homage to the Dark Gods. Days passed as the visitors
begged for relief from the Dark Gods' wrath. The elders ordered
that construction be started upon the temples. Prayers were
whispered, incense burned, hymns sung, and gifts of mead and
harvest offered with elaborate ritual. Some even suggest that
members of the Mountain clans who had settled in Shard offered
sacrifices more precious. This is mere fancy for Shard was
ruled by the traders at that time, and they certainly would not
have allowed it for fear of souring business.

The efforts of the people appeased the gods, and the city
began to prosper once more. To this day, the people of Shard
still celebrate that reconciliation in a festival: Ten'ra
Agalith. Heaven Truce.
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	The tale of the first Ten'ra Agalith takes place long ago, when		The tale of the first [[Ten'ra Agalith]] takes place long ago, when
	the Dragon Spine Mountains were even sharper than they are		the [[Dragon Spine Mountains]] were even sharper than they are
	today. Shard had just been founded, and the people were busy		today. [[Shard]] had just been founded, and the people were busy
	building lives. The traders traded, the bards drank, and		building lives. The traders traded, the bards drank, and
	everyone else bustled about their lives, caught up in the		everyone else bustled about their lives, caught up in the
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	Still a young city, the temples had not yet been built.		Still a young city, the temples had not yet been built.
	Eventually, the gods noticed the lack there was no place for the		Eventually, the gods noticed the lack there was no place for the
	faithful to worship save for two small shrines. Hodierna and the		faithful to worship save for two small shrines. [[Hodierna]] and the
	gods of Light were forgiving. The Dark Gods were not. Strange		gods of Light were forgiving. The Dark Gods were not. Strange
	things began to plague the city and the mountains. A hot rain		things began to plague the city and the mountains. A hot rain
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	the gods aside, and didn't know why this was happening.		the gods aside, and didn't know why this was happening.

	In desperation, a young cleric, Serillyn, went down to the Lake		In desperation, a young cleric, [[Serillyn]], went down to the [[Lake of Dreams]] to think on the situation. She sat at the edge of the
	of Dreams to think on the situation. She sat at the edge of the
	shore for three days. She prayed. She meditated. She became weak		shore for three days. She prayed. She meditated. She became weak
	with hunger as she fasted. Finally, Eluned took pity on the		with hunger as she fasted. Finally, Eluned took pity on the