Tragidore - Revision history

Msallen at 13:12, 6 May 2010

2010-05-06T13:12:13Z

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	Tragidore was the home to both [[Arak]] and [[Alexandria]], although only the former was actually born there. It was razed by the [[Black Wyrm]] in the winter of 35 [[BI]]. It was a small farming village, at the time located next to a swampy forest. Little precise is known, but nevertheless the hamlet features a prominent place in Alexandrian lore. It was here [[Arek]] became the first [[Black Prophet]] and [[Alexandria]] took the [[Oath of Vendetta]] before being sacrificed and raised, a key event from the [[~~Prophecy~~ of Alabar Tremaline]].		Tragidore was the home to both [[Arak]] and [[Alexandria]], although only the former was actually born there. It was razed by the [[Black Wyrm]] in the winter of 35 [[BI]]. It was a small farming village, at the time located next to a swampy forest. Little precise is known, but nevertheless the hamlet features a prominent place in Alexandrian lore. It was here [[Arek]] became the first [[Black Prophet]] and [[Alexandria]] took the [[Oath of Vendetta]] before being sacrificed and raised, a key event from the [[Prophecies of Alabar Tremaline]].

	Where it physically existed is unknown, and every nation claims former ownership of it. Most, in fact, have an official shrine commemorating the event, often a popular site of pilgrimage. In 87 [[FI]], a minor [[Homestead War\|war]] broke out between [[Flannery]] and [[Ubrekt]] over competing claims to the honor. In 88 [[FI]], the [[Stand]] pressed [[Marrwyn Teldandilion]] - a living witness to the events - on the issue. She responded harshly:		Where it physically existed is unknown, and every nation claims former ownership of it. Most, in fact, have an official shrine commemorating the event, often a popular site of pilgrimage. In 87 [[FI]], a minor [[Homestead War\|war]] broke out between [[Flannery]] and [[Ubrekt]] over competing claims to the honor. In 88 [[FI]], the [[Stand]] pressed [[Marrwyn Teldandilion]] - a living witness to the events - on the issue. She responded harshly:

Slitherrr at 18:59, 20 April 2010

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	Tragidore was the home to both [[Arak]] and [[Alexandria]], although only the former was actually born there. It was razed by the [[Black Wyrm]] in the winter of 35 [[BI]]. It was a small farming village, at the time located next to a swampy forest. Little precise is known, but nevertheless the hamlet features a prominent place in Alexandrian lore. It was here [[Arek]] became the first [[Black Prophet]] and [[Alexandria]] took the [[Oath of Vendetta]] before being sacrificed and raised, a key event from the [[Prophecy of Alabar Tremaline]].		Tragidore was the home to both [[Arak]] and [[Alexandria]], although only the former was actually born there. It was razed by the [[Black Wyrm]] in the winter of 35 [[BI]]. It was a small farming village, at the time located next to a swampy forest. Little precise is known, but nevertheless the hamlet features a prominent place in Alexandrian lore. It was here [[Arek]] became the first [[Black Prophet]] and [[Alexandria]] took the [[Oath of Vendetta]] before being sacrificed and raised, a key event from the [[Prophecy of Alabar Tremaline]].

	Where it physically existed is unknown, and every nation claims former ownership of it. Most, in fact, have an official shrine commemorating the event, often a popular site of pilgrimage. In 87 [[FI]], a minor [[Homestead War\|war]] broke out between [[Flannery]] and [[~~Ubreckt~~]] over competing claims to the honor. In 88 [[FI]], the [[Stand]] pressed [[Marrwyn Teldandilion]] - a living witness to the events - on the issue. She responded harshly:		Where it physically existed is unknown, and every nation claims former ownership of it. Most, in fact, have an official shrine commemorating the event, often a popular site of pilgrimage. In 87 [[FI]], a minor [[Homestead War\|war]] broke out between [[Flannery]] and [[Ubrekt]] over competing claims to the honor. In 88 [[FI]], the [[Stand]] pressed [[Marrwyn Teldandilion]] - a living witness to the events - on the issue. She responded harshly:

	<i>I was the hunted, and to the hunted roads do not need name. I did not care where the road was or where the road led, so long as the road did not run out. I refuse now to conjure a false memory to put to end a foolish war. The [[Dark Fiend]] himself guided the hand that smote Tragidore, and all those who now spill blood might well be working in his name. Let the call go out to all the episcopacies - from city priest to remotest cleric - that all who bear arms for such cause are [[apostate]].</i>		<i>I was the hunted, and to the hunted roads do not need name. I did not care where the road was or where the road led, so long as the road did not run out. I refuse now to conjure a false memory to put to end a foolish war. The [[Dark Fiend]] himself guided the hand that smote Tragidore, and all those who now spill blood might well be working in his name. Let the call go out to all the episcopacies - from city priest to remotest cleric - that all who bear arms for such cause are [[apostate]].</i>

24.199.95.200 at 13:12, 6 April 2008

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	By winter of 88 [[FI]], the [[Homestead War]] was over.		By winter of 88 [[FI]], the [[Homestead War]] was over.

			There is an old Alexandrian saying: "What happens in Tragidore..."

			"...could have happened anywhere, for all we know."

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Tragidore was the home to both [[Arak]] and [[Alexandria]], although only the former was actually born there. It was razed by the [[Black Wyrm]] in the winter of 35 [[BI]]. It was a small farming village, at the time located next to a swampy forest. Little precise is known, but nevertheless the hamlet features a prominent place in Alexandrian lore. It was here [[Arek]] became the first [[Black Prophet]] and [[Alexandria]] took the [[Oath of Vendetta]] before being sacrificed and raised, a key event from the [[Prophecy of Alabar Tremaline]].

Where it physically existed is unknown, and every nation claims former ownership of it. Most, in fact, have an official shrine commemorating the event, often a popular site of pilgrimage. In 87 [[FI]], a minor [[Homestead War|war]] broke out between [[Flannery]] and [[Ubreckt]] over competing claims to the honor. In 88 [[FI]], the [[Stand]] pressed [[Marrwyn Teldandilion]] - a living witness to the events - on the issue. She responded harshly:

<i>I was the hunted, and to the hunted roads do not need name. I did not care where the road was or where the road led, so long as the road did not run out. I refuse now to conjure a false memory to put to end a foolish war. The [[Dark Fiend]] himself guided the hand that smote Tragidore, and all those who now spill blood might well be working in his name. Let the call go out to all the episcopacies - from city priest to remotest cleric - that all who bear arms for such cause are [[apostate]].</i>

By winter of 88 [[FI]], the [[Homestead War]] was over.