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CARAAMON: Redirected page to Recall history ability

2014-12-18T21:29:38Z

Redirected page to Recall history ability

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CARAAMON: Redirected page to Recall history

2014-12-18T21:29:30Z

Redirected page to Recall history

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Maintenance script: /* Zoluren */

2013-03-01T08:45:59Z

Zoluren

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	\| [[Oshu'ehhrsk Manor]] \|\| [Oshu'ehhrsk Manor, Circular Stairwell] \|\| \|\| In a recollection so vague it seems like the memory of a dream, you consider a rumor you heard long ago during a time the Moon Mages refer to as the "[[Mirror Wraith Prophecy]]." It involved a secret passage that leads to the catacombs, but the location eludes you like a forgotten word on the tip of your tongue.		\| [[Oshu'ehhrsk Manor]] \|\| [Oshu'ehhrsk Manor, Circular Stairwell] \|\| \|\| In a recollection so vague it seems like the memory of a dream, you consider a rumor you heard long ago during a time the Moon Mages refer to as the "[[Mirror Wraith Prophecy]]." It involved a secret passage that leads to the catacombs, but the location eludes you like a forgotten word on the tip of your tongue.
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			\| Arthelun Flats \|\| [Arthelun Flats, Cambrigweld] \|\| \|\| The massive crater known as Cambrigweld was created when an artifact called the Hand of Meraud was accidentally detonated, an event that changed the world forever.
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			\| Arthelun Flats \|\| [Arthelun Flats, Old Imperial Road] \|\| \|\| Much has been lost over the centuries, and it wasn't until 408 years after the Victory of Lanival that anyone remembered the existence of the Arthelun Cabal. Even their name is a modern appellation. Rumors have spread like wildfire since the ruins were rediscovered but sifting truth from myth has proven a difficult task, one made all the more difficult by the guardians and spirits that still linger about the ruins. Most assume the Arthelun Cabal fell to the Blackfire Cabal, but even that remains unfounded speculation.
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Maintenance script: /* Therengia */ Added Gealeranendae College, Storage Room recall.

2011-06-22T03:13:06Z

Therengia: Added Gealeranendae College, Storage Room recall.

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	\| [[Therenborough]] \|\| [Vori's Fine Carpentry] \|\| Neatly cut pieces of lumber are piled in the far corner of the room and wood shavings almost completely conceal the smooth floor. \|\| Bringing to mind a conversation with some townsfolk, you recall that [[Vori]] once studied carpentry under a master in Leth Deriel. The local gossip says he fell in love with an Elven Bard there, and he tried to court her.		\| [[Therenborough]] \|\| [Vori's Fine Carpentry] \|\| Neatly cut pieces of lumber are piled in the far corner of the room and wood shavings almost completely conceal the smooth floor. \|\| Bringing to mind a conversation with some townsfolk, you recall that [[Vori]] once studied carpentry under a master in Leth Deriel. The local gossip says he fell in love with an Elven Bard there, and he tried to court her.
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			\| [[Therenborough]] \|\| [Gealeranendae College, Storage Room] \|\| Dust blankets this cramped underground storage space like the snowy quilt of winter upon a pale field. \|\| Relying on knowledge gained during your Bardic travels, you realize this altar must be an actual piece of the legendary Suur Pillar, said to be the staff of Firulf. Stories have said the Gealeranendae College had excavated a portion, but many disbelieved it -- the altar must contain incredible power.
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	\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [Muspar'i, Small Square] \|\| This small square serves as an intersection between the various streets of the city. \|\| As you take in your surroundings, you recall a story you heard once that told of an ancient king of the city wishing to expand this square to the size of some of the others that dot Muspar'i. As the tale goes, the king wished to build himself a new tower in the center of the town after he created a great new square in his name. In order to do that, the plaza would have needed to be expanded into the surrounding mercantile streets. The merchants of the city, aghast at the king's plans, arranged for his assassination.		\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [Muspar'i, Small Square] \|\| This small square serves as an intersection between the various streets of the city. \|\| As you take in your surroundings, you recall a story you heard once that told of an ancient king of the city wishing to expand this square to the size of some of the others that dot Muspar'i. As the tale goes, the king wished to build himself a new tower in the center of the town after he created a great new square in his name. In order to do that, the plaza would have needed to be expanded into the surrounding mercantile streets. The merchants of the city, aghast at the king's plans, arranged for his assassination.

CARAAMON: added links to recalls

2011-03-07T07:39:12Z

added links to recalls

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Maintenance script: Ratha

2011-03-06T23:05:02Z

Ratha

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	\| '''Area''' \|\| '''Room Title''' \|\| '''First Line of Room Description''' \|\| '''Recall'''		\| '''Area''' \|\| '''Room Title''' \|\| '''First Line of Room Description''' \|\| '''Recall'''
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			\| [[Ratha]] \|\| [Lileyew's Workshop, Office] \|\| A broom, its bristles frayed with use, leans crookedly against the corner of a battered pine desk. \|\| Glancing around at the rooms contents, you are reminded of the stories told among the locals about the former Guildleader Yaziyi. It is said that Yaziyi's talent with painting foreign lands is only excelled by his ability to sing about them. One young lad even piped up with the boast that Yaziyi had sung for royalty, but he had nothing to substantiate that claim. Many locals are grateful that Lileyew kept some of Yaziyi's paintings in the shop after the Dwarf returned to the Dwarven homelands.
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	\| [[Ratha]] \|\| [Ratha, Ssivo's Migi Shagamat] \|\| This ostentatiously appointed shop is swathed in rich fabric and redolent with the aroma of rare spice. \|\| You recall histories and stories dating back to when the first Humans and Elves crossed the Reshalian Sea to escape the horrors of the War of Tears. The early settlers first came upon Ratha where they learned of an island known to the native S'Kra population as the "Island of the Damned." Being uncomfortable and unwanted on Ratha the reclusive pioneers set sail for that "cursed" island to live without the interference of others thus establishing what is known today as M'riss and Mer'Kresh. The Rissan practice of origami is used to bring good favor for oneself or to honor the gods: a cultural remnant or simply another Rathan way to make a lirum?		\| [[Ratha]] \|\| [Ratha, Ssivo's Migi Shagamat] \|\| This ostentatiously appointed shop is swathed in rich fabric and redolent with the aroma of rare spice. \|\| You recall histories and stories dating back to when the first Humans and Elves crossed the Reshalian Sea to escape the horrors of the War of Tears. The early settlers first came upon Ratha where they learned of an island known to the native S'Kra population as the "Island of the Damned." Being uncomfortable and unwanted on Ratha the reclusive pioneers set sail for that "cursed" island to live without the interference of others thus establishing what is known today as M'riss and Mer'Kresh. The Rissan practice of origami is used to bring good favor for oneself or to honor the gods: a cultural remnant or simply another Rathan way to make a lirum?
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	\| [[Ratha]] \|\| [Ratha, Greater Cobra Road] \|\| Cheap perfume and over-loud laughter wafts from behind deep-shaded windows hung with heavy curtains that line the upper story of a whitewashed stone building. \|\| Taking in your surroundings, you speculate that perhaps this is the infamous House of... Dentistry. Run by Madam Grooba, it specializes in a strictly male clientele.		\| [[Ratha]] \|\| [Ratha, Greater Cobra Road] \|\| Cheap perfume and over-loud laughter wafts from behind deep-shaded windows hung with heavy curtains that line the upper story of a whitewashed stone building. \|\| Taking in your surroundings, you speculate that perhaps this is the infamous House of... Dentistry. Run by Madam Grooba, it specializes in a strictly male clientele.
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			\| [[Ratha]] \|\| [Tembat Nai Itan, Ledge] \|\| The great slab of granite forming the wall is adorned with a series of fluidly twining designs and has a sense of permanence amid the dissolving limestone. \|\| The designs on the wall bring to mind old songs about Peri'el placing her selki children upon Reshalia to sing to the sun from the bluffs, calling it up each dawn and setting it to rest at dusk. The S'Kra tried to enslave the selkie and use their song to dry the oceans into deserts.
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	\| [[Aesry]] \|\| [Aesry Surlaenis'a, Eluned Prayer Gate] \|\| Gentle terraces of tilled earth rise to the west, leading towards the Selhin Dava. \|\| Your knowledge of various customs around the continent tells you that the locals consider it an affront to not show homage to the gods before entering this holy city.		\| [[Aesry]] \|\| [Aesry Surlaenis'a, Eluned Prayer Gate] \|\| Gentle terraces of tilled earth rise to the west, leading towards the Selhin Dava. \|\| Your knowledge of various customs around the continent tells you that the locals consider it an affront to not show homage to the gods before entering this holy city.

Maintenance script: /* Therengia */ Added recalls for noted Ceceline's Meadow and Museum in Throne - Outside Atrium

2011-03-06T15:26:49Z

Therengia: Added recalls for noted Ceceline's Meadow and Museum in Throne - Outside Atrium

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	\| [[Throne City]] \|\| [Old Throne City, Dahl Aeliy] \|\| Dingy water stains left by rain spot the framework box formed from the ornately topped columns of the bank. \|\| Recalling an overheard conversation between two Moon Mages, you realize Faldesu Exchequer is one of the few buildings in Throne City still used as it originally was during the times of the Empire. Ironically, the river it was named for flooded it back in the spring of three hundred sixty two.		\| [[Throne City]] \|\| [Old Throne City, Dahl Aeliy] \|\| Dingy water stains left by rain spot the framework box formed from the ornately topped columns of the bank. \|\| Recalling an overheard conversation between two Moon Mages, you realize Faldesu Exchequer is one of the few buildings in Throne City still used as it originally was during the times of the Empire. Ironically, the river it was named for flooded it back in the spring of three hundred sixty two.
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			\| [[Throne City]] \|\| [Museum of Imperial History, Outside Atrium] \|\| \|\| The lions' grotesque features are merely a mirror of the sculptor's personality. You remember vague tales of an artist known as Eredolus, who went mad near the end of his life and began creating horrible monstrosities with chisel and stone. Some claim that he killed his wife and daughter and entombed them within one of his works. Since he lived during the time of the Empire, nobody can really be sure if this is true.
	\| [[Throne City]] \|\| [Museum of Imperial History, Outside Atrium] \|\| \|\|
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			\| [[RanikMap33 \| Barghests]] \|\| [Ceceline's Meadow, Beneath the Oak] \|\| \|\| You remember that this particular tree was named after the young daughter of a merchant who once owned this land. The young girl loved to sneak off from her home to climb the tree and hide among its branches. One year during an epidemic she became ill and died, leaving her family grief stricken, and when they decided to move to a new home the contract selling this land required that the oak tree never be cut down. That led to the tree being named Ceceline's Oak, after the girl. You realize that at some point the name must have come to apply to the entire meadow.
	\| [[RanikMap33 \| Barghests]] \|\| [Ceceline's Meadow, Beneath the Oak] \|\| \|\|
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	\| [[Faldesu River]] \|\| [Faldesu River] \|\| (West of the center rock) \|\| Based on what you remember of your guild history, you're certain that this is the spot where the rebel Bard Syalobsu drowned when river bandits attacked the small boat she shared with Karovaas. Syalobsu was often rumored to be romantically involved with Karovaas, and when he was caught and imprisoned shortly after her death, the tales say that her prized mandolin was found in his possession.		\| [[Faldesu River]] \|\| [Faldesu River] \|\| (West of the center rock) \|\| Based on what you remember of your guild history, you're certain that this is the spot where the rebel Bard Syalobsu drowned when river bandits attacked the small boat she shared with Karovaas. Syalobsu was often rumored to be romantically involved with Karovaas, and when he was caught and imprisoned shortly after her death, the tales say that her prized mandolin was found in his possession.

Maintenance script: /* Therengia */

2011-03-06T15:24:36Z

Therengia

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	\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [Muspar'i, S'zella's Square] \|\| To the west lies the blood red North King's Passage, which runs from S'zella's Square directly to Shorka's Square and the palace, allowing the king to make his ceremonial trips to this gathering place. \|\| Many Bardic tales tell of S'zella, himself a legendary Bard. The stories tell of how he entered the profession of the taleweavers to avenge the death of his beloved and became one of the greatest poets and satirists to live. He used his Bardic arts to challenge the reign of Dzree, and he was actually the first to do so. Dzree had him killed, beginning the war between the Dragon Priests and the Bards that would follow.		\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [Muspar'i, S'zella's Square] \|\| To the west lies the blood red North King's Passage, which runs from S'zella's Square directly to Shorka's Square and the palace, allowing the king to make his ceremonial trips to this gathering place. \|\| Many Bardic tales tell of S'zella, himself a legendary Bard. The stories tell of how he entered the profession of the taleweavers to avenge the death of his beloved and became one of the greatest poets and satirists to live. He used his Bardic arts to challenge the reign of Dzree, and he was actually the first to do so. Dzree had him killed, beginning the war between the Dragon Priests and the Bards that would follow.
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	\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [The Sun Forge] \|\| The blended scents of oil, leather, and metal create the characteristic atmosphere of those rooms where the art of weapon repair holds sway. \|\| Bringing to mind a conversation with some townsfolk, you recall that Fekoeti was once the master craftsman of the palace, creating their weapons and the other metallic necessities of the king. As he aged, his skill with the blade declined, and so to did his ability to craft the finest of weapons. It was then that he began experimenting with potions and herbs; as he grew wiser, he learned to combine his skills of alchemy and metalsmithing, and by the time the king brought in a new, younger craftsman, Fekoeti was ready to strike out on his own and use his talents to repair metal like no one else.		\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [The Sun Forge] \|\| The blended scents of oil, leather, and metal create the characteristic atmosphere of those rooms where the art of weapon repair holds sway. \|\| Bringing to mind a conversation with some townsfolk, you recall that Fekoeti was once the master craftsman of the palace, creating their weapons and the other metallic necessities of the king. As he aged, his skill with the blade declined, and so to did his ability to craft the finest of weapons. It was then that he began experimenting with potions and herbs; as he grew wiser, he learned to combine his skills of alchemy and metalsmithing, and by the time the king brought in a new, younger craftsman, Fekoeti was ready to strike out on his own and use his talents to repair metal like no one else.

Maintenance script: /* Therengia */ Added Faldesu River recall.

2011-03-06T15:13:38Z

Therengia: Added Faldesu River recall.

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	\| [[RanikMap33 \| Barghests]] \|\| [Ceceline's Meadow, Beneath the Oak] \|\| \|\|		\| [[RanikMap33 \| Barghests]] \|\| [Ceceline's Meadow, Beneath the Oak] \|\| \|\|
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			\| [[Faldesu River]] \|\| [Faldesu River] \|\| (West of the center rock) \|\| Based on what you remember of your guild history, you're certain that this is the spot where the rebel Bard Syalobsu drowned when river bandits attacked the small boat she shared with Karovaas. Syalobsu was often rumored to be romantically involved with Karovaas, and when he was caught and imprisoned shortly after her death, the tales say that her prized mandolin was found in his possession.
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Maintenance script: /* Therengia */

2011-03-06T02:01:31Z

Therengia

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	\| [[Therenborough]] \|\| [Vori's Fine Carpentry] \|\| Neatly cut pieces of lumber are piled in the far corner of the room and wood shavings almost completely conceal the smooth floor. \|\| Bringing to mind a conversation with some townsfolk, you recall that Vori once studied carpentry under a master in Leth Deriel. The local gossip says he fell in love with an Elven Bard there, and he tried to court her.		\| [[Therenborough]] \|\| [Vori's Fine Carpentry] \|\| Neatly cut pieces of lumber are piled in the far corner of the room and wood shavings almost completely conceal the smooth floor. \|\| Bringing to mind a conversation with some townsfolk, you recall that Vori once studied carpentry under a master in Leth Deriel. The local gossip says he fell in love with an Elven Bard there, and he tried to court her.
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			\| [[Therenborough]] \|\| [Gealeranendae College, Storage Room] \|\| \|\|
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	\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [Muspar'i, Small Square] \|\| This small square serves as an intersection between the various streets of the city. \|\| As you take in your surroundings, you recall a story you heard once that told of an ancient king of the city wishing to expand this square to the size of some of the others that dot Muspar'i. As the tale goes, the king wished to build himself a new tower in the center of the town after he created a great new square in his name. In order to do that, the plaza would have needed to be expanded into the surrounding mercantile streets. The merchants of the city, aghast at the king's plans, arranged for his assassination.		\| [[Muspar'i]] \|\| [Muspar'i, Small Square] \|\| This small square serves as an intersection between the various streets of the city. \|\| As you take in your surroundings, you recall a story you heard once that told of an ancient king of the city wishing to expand this square to the size of some of the others that dot Muspar'i. As the tale goes, the king wished to build himself a new tower in the center of the town after he created a great new square in his name. In order to do that, the plaza would have needed to be expanded into the surrounding mercantile streets. The merchants of the city, aghast at the king's plans, arranged for his assassination.
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	\| [[Throne City]] \|\| [Old Throne City, Dahl Aeliy] \|\| Dingy water stains left by rain spot the framework box formed from the ornately topped columns of the bank. \|\| Recalling an overheard conversation between two Moon Mages, you realize Faldesu Exchequer is one of the few buildings in Throne City still used as it originally was during the times of the Empire. Ironically, the river it was named for flooded it back in the spring of three hundred sixty two.		\| [[Throne City]] \|\| [Old Throne City, Dahl Aeliy] \|\| Dingy water stains left by rain spot the framework box formed from the ornately topped columns of the bank. \|\| Recalling an overheard conversation between two Moon Mages, you realize Faldesu Exchequer is one of the few buildings in Throne City still used as it originally was during the times of the Empire. Ironically, the river it was named for flooded it back in the spring of three hundred sixty two.
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			\| [[Throne City]] \|\| [Museum of Imperial History, Outside Atrium] \|\| \|\|
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			\| [[RanikMap33 \| Barghests]] \|\| [Ceceline's Meadow, Beneath the Oak] \|\| \|\|
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