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The '''Meraud Lavender Prank''' is a well-known event perpetrated by [[Kraelyst|Kraelyst The Hand]]. At the time that magic left the lands (Year 368 / May 2002) Kraelyst silently entered an altar where Arkri and Visicue were praying to [[Meraud]] to return magic to the lands. Using a [[Voice Throw]] technique Kraelyst made a wolven statue appear to talk to the worshippers and instructed them to bring "incredible amounts of lavender" to Meraud's |
The '''Meraud Lavender Prank''' is a well-known event perpetrated by [[Kraelyst|Kraelyst The Hand]]. At the time that magic left the lands (Year 368 / May 2002) Kraelyst silently entered an altar where Arkri and Visicue were praying to [[Meraud]] to return magic to the lands. Using a [[Voice Throw]] technique Kraelyst made a wolven statue appear to talk to the worshippers and instructed them to bring "incredible amounts of lavender" to Meraud's altar in the [[Temple of Light]] so Meraud could return and restore magic. This sparked an event where many people began gathering and buying lavender and then traveled to Shard to drop the lavender on the ground at the Temple of Light. |
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Latest revision as of 11:59, 16 August 2020
The Meraud Lavender Prank is a well-known event perpetrated by Kraelyst The Hand. At the time that magic left the lands (Year 368 / May 2002) Kraelyst silently entered an altar where Arkri and Visicue were praying to Meraud to return magic to the lands. Using a Voice Throw technique Kraelyst made a wolven statue appear to talk to the worshippers and instructed them to bring "incredible amounts of lavender" to Meraud's altar in the Temple of Light so Meraud could return and restore magic. This sparked an event where many people began gathering and buying lavender and then traveled to Shard to drop the lavender on the ground at the Temple of Light.
A more complete log can be found at http://www.kraelyst.com/lavender.htm