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	The Elven Lighthouse is a strange building that stands on the Eastern end of an archipelago [name needed --slith] at the edges of the [[Hakni Sea]] and the [[Sea of Tears]]. It is four stories tall, with windows spaced at intervals~~, topped with a bright shining light that faces Eastward~~. It was most recently discovered by [[Gnob's Folly]]. Its purpose is unknown, but it has evidently stood for millenia. It ~~has been~~ maintained in perfect condition by extremely powerful magic, ~~which seems to be~~ supported by strange, white, serpent-like beings with a single hand and the ability to fly. ~~When~~ the serpents ~~are alive~~, the floor they ~~occupy~~ slowly ~~regenerates~~ itself, and animated furniture ~~acts~~ to protect the lighthouse from intruders. The serpents ~~are~~ typically kept in rooms with (unanimated) iron doors, presumably for their own protection.		The Elven Lighthouse is a strange building that stands on the Eastern end of an archipelago [name needed --slith] at the edges of the [[Hakni Sea]] and the [[Sea of Tears]]. It is four stories tall, with windows spaced at intervals. It was most recently discovered by [[Gnob's Folly]], and at that time was topped with a bright shining light that faced Eastward. Its purpose is unknown, but it has evidently stood for millenia. It was maintained in perfect condition by extremely powerful magic, supported by strange, white, serpent-like beings with a single hand and the ability to fly. While the serpents lived, the floor they occupied slowly regenerated itself and the animated furniture that acted to protect the lighthouse from intruders. The serpents were typically kept in rooms with (unanimated) iron doors, presumably for their own protection.

	The lighthouse has all the rooms that would typically be associated with a dwelling-type building--kitchen, supply room, a small armory, and so forth. Among these rooms is an observation room (also facing East), and a temple to the various [[Sidhe]] members of the [[Demi-Pantheon]].		The lighthouse has all the rooms that would typically be associated with a dwelling-type building--kitchen, supply room, a small armory, and so forth. Among these rooms is an observation room (also facing East), and a temple to the various [[Sidhe]] members of the [[Demi-Pantheon]].

	Currently [FI 1401--slith], floors ~~one through three~~ of this lighthouse are in ruins, smashed recklessly by [[Gnob's Folly]] as they ~~attempt~~ to find a resolution to the [[Sahuagin]] conflict on the archipelago (and, subsequently, escape to continue their own voyage).		Currently [FI 1401--slith], all floors of this lighthouse are in ruins, smashed recklessly by [[Gnob's Folly]] as they attempted to find a resolution to the [[Sahuagin]] conflict on the archipelago (and, subsequently, escape to continue their own voyage). They left it in a shambles after retrieving the [[Elven Lighthouse Bulb\|light source]] at the top.

Slitherrr at 16:26, 17 December 2013

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	The lighthouse has all the rooms that would typically be associated with a dwelling-type building--kitchen, supply room, a small armory, and so forth. Among these rooms is an observation room (also facing East), and a temple to the various [[Sidhe]] members of the [[Demi-Pantheon]].		The lighthouse has all the rooms that would typically be associated with a dwelling-type building--kitchen, supply room, a small armory, and so forth. Among these rooms is an observation room (also facing East), and a temple to the various [[Sidhe]] members of the [[Demi-Pantheon]].

	Currently, floors one through three of this lighthouse are in ruins, smashed recklessly by [[Gnob's Folly]] as they attempt to find a resolution to the [[Sahuagin]] conflict on the archipelago (and, subsequently, escape to continue their own voyage).		Currently [FI 1401--slith], floors one through three of this lighthouse are in ruins, smashed recklessly by [[Gnob's Folly]] as they attempt to find a resolution to the [[Sahuagin]] conflict on the archipelago (and, subsequently, escape to continue their own voyage).

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The Elven Lighthouse is a strange building that stands on the Eastern end of an archipelago [name needed --slith] at the edges of the [[Hakni Sea]] and the [[Sea of Tears]]. It is four stories tall, with windows spaced at intervals, topped with a bright shining light that faces Eastward. It was most recently discovered by [[Gnob's Folly]]. Its purpose is unknown, but it has evidently stood for millenia. It has been maintained in perfect condition by extremely powerful magic, which seems to be supported by strange, white, serpent-like beings with a single hand and the ability to fly. When the serpents are alive, the floor they occupy slowly regenerates itself, and animated furniture acts to protect the lighthouse from intruders. The serpents are typically kept in rooms with (unanimated) iron doors, presumably for their own protection.

The lighthouse has all the rooms that would typically be associated with a dwelling-type building--kitchen, supply room, a small armory, and so forth. Among these rooms is an observation room (also facing East), and a temple to the various [[Sidhe]] members of the [[Demi-Pantheon]].

Currently, floors one through three of this lighthouse are in ruins, smashed recklessly by [[Gnob's Folly]] as they attempt to find a resolution to the [[Sahuagin]] conflict on the archipelago (and, subsequently, escape to continue their own voyage).