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[[Image:NenavDalar.jpg|left]]'''Play.net Description''': An ancient Dwarven village, Nenav Dalar once thrived on mining and the trade of exotic goods. In recent years, no word at all has been heard from the village or any of its inhabitants.<br /> |
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Nenav Dalar has never been found by adventurers of the Five Provinces. The city is briefly mentioned in the book [[The Lost Village]] found in the [[Hibarnhvidar_Library| Hibarnhvidar Library]]: |
Nenav Dalar has never been found by adventurers of the Five Provinces. The city is briefly mentioned in the book [[The Lost Village]] found in the [[Hibarnhvidar_Library| Hibarnhvidar Library]]: |
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'''The Lost Village'''<br> |
'''The Lost Village'''<br> |
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''by Trefinja Giln '' |
''by Trefinja Giln '' |
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It was cool fall afternoon in the year 157; we were having our typical meeting of the clan council discussing matters for our coming weeks festivities. The light-hearted discussions within the council's chamber was abruptly shattered by a young Dwarven messenger. The trembling and bloodied messenger barely managed to make it through the entrance before collapsing to the ground. His bloodshot and glassy eyes looked up at me as I stood over him, he clasped my hand and said in a dusky, broken voice, "Nenav... Dalar... village in the mountains... slaves... help them... help... them." He closed his eyes and breathed his last breath. I immediately called for the village Empath but it was too late, he could not be saved. In his right hand he was clutching a tattered and torn piece of parchment which I soon pried loose from his grip, and it read: |
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It was cool fall afternoon in the year 157; we were |
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having our typical meeting of the clan council |
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discussing matters for our coming weeks festivities. |
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The light-hearted discussions within the council's |
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chamber was abruptly shattered by a young Dwarven |
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messenger. The trembling and bloodied messenger |
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barely managed to make it through the entrance before |
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collapsing to the ground. His bloodshot and glassy |
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eyes looked up at me as I stood over him, he clasped |
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my hand and said in a dusky, broken voice, "Nenav... |
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Dalar... village in the mountains... slaves... help |
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them... help... them." He closed his eyes and |
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breathed his last breath. I immediately called for |
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the village Empath but it was too late, he could not |
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be saved. In his right hand he was clutching a |
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tattered and torn piece of parchment which I soon |
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pried loose from his grip, and it read: |
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==Khenea's Prophecy == |
==Khenea's Prophecy == |
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After receiving this letter we searched for more information about this hidden village, but unfortunately we found nothing. I write this journal in hopes that someday someone will be able to resume the search and maybe decipher the cryptic message within the parchment. |
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After receiving this letter we searched for more |
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information about this hidden village, but |
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unfortunately we found nothing. I write this journal |
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in hopes that someday someone will be able to resume |
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the search and maybe decipher the cryptic message |
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within the parchment. |
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''Trefinja Giln '' |
''Trefinja Giln '' |
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Latest revision as of 20:20, 24 December 2014
Play.net Description: An ancient Dwarven village, Nenav Dalar once thrived on mining and the trade of exotic goods. In recent years, no word at all has been heard from the village or any of its inhabitants.
Nenav Dalar has never been found by adventurers of the Five Provinces. The city is briefly mentioned in the book The Lost Village found in the Hibarnhvidar Library:
The Lost Village
by Trefinja Giln
It was cool fall afternoon in the year 157; we were having our typical meeting of the clan council discussing matters for our coming weeks festivities. The light-hearted discussions within the council's chamber was abruptly shattered by a young Dwarven messenger. The trembling and bloodied messenger barely managed to make it through the entrance before collapsing to the ground. His bloodshot and glassy eyes looked up at me as I stood over him, he clasped my hand and said in a dusky, broken voice, "Nenav... Dalar... village in the mountains... slaves... help them... help... them." He closed his eyes and breathed his last breath. I immediately called for the village Empath but it was too late, he could not be saved. In his right hand he was clutching a tattered and torn piece of parchment which I soon pried loose from his grip, and it read:
Khenea's Prophecy
- The watchers wait on a Hero's breath.
- To bring forth an end to darkness reign.
- Death shall sow, and time will burn, before the Hero
- comes.
- Now time won't slay the ancient wrong
- Nor part the evil's deed
- In blood they plead, in heart as one, one day the Hero
- comes.
- When the new day opens and travelers approach
- The curse is nears its end
- All could be the one we need, so watch... the Hero
- comes.
- And so it shall... come to pass
- What evil made, be undone
- By the Hero's hand we do await, for now the Hero
- comes.
- But fail it could this rite of good
- And lead us down the starry road
- If the Kvika Heart is not retrieved, then death is
- what will come.
- So we pray the answer will unfold
- The prophecy we do speak
- We wait on one to liberate, our souls... our lives...
- we seek.
- Please my lord, heed Khenea's prophecy and send us
- help. I don't know how much longer we can wait, just
- follow along the great mountains on the edge of the
- horizon until you find the break in the...
The rest of the parchment was torn off
After receiving this letter we searched for more information about this hidden village, but unfortunately we found nothing. I write this journal in hopes that someday someone will be able to resume the search and maybe decipher the cryptic message within the parchment.
Trefinja Giln