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| 5 | This is the source for some of the books in crossfire, at least, it should become one. |
5 | This is the source for some of the books in deliantra. |
| 6 | |
6 | |
| 7 | Authors: |
7 | Authors: |
| 8 | |
8 | |
| 9 | Gorlin <gorlin@freibier.htu.tuwien.ac.at> |
9 | Gorlin <gorlin@freibier.htu.tuwien.ac.at> |
| 10 | Mark Wedel <mwedel@scruznet.com> |
10 | Mark Wedel <mwedel@scruznet.com> |
| 11 | Marc Lehmann <crossfire@schmorp.de> |
11 | Marc Lehmann <support@deliantra.net> |
| 12 | Lalo Martins <lalo.martins@gmail.com> |
12 | Lalo Martins <lalo.martins@gmail.com> |
| 13 | Yann Chachkoff <yann.chachkoff@mailandnews.com> |
13 | Yann Chachkoff <yann.chachkoff@mailandnews.com> |
| 14 | Gros |
14 | Gros |
| 15 | |
15 | |
| 16 | many stories taken from unknown authors at The Crossfire Wiki |
16 | many stories taken from unknown authors at The Crossfire Wiki |
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318 | |
| 319 | =head1 Recent Historic Events, by Khalis. |
319 | =head1 Recent Historic Events, by Khalis. |
| 320 | |
320 | |
| 321 | =head2 Volume VIII: Eighth Millenia EK |
321 | =head2 Volume VIII: Eighth Millenia EK |
| 322 | |
322 | |
| 323 | 7124 EK: Harta accidentally creates a Dimensional Grid, connecting the Crossfire Continuum with the Daï-Moh-Nî Dimension. |
323 | 7124 EK: Harta accidentally creates a Dimensional Grid, connecting the Deliantra Continuum with the Daï-Moh-Nî Dimension. |
| 324 | |
324 | |
| 325 | 7563 EK: The tower of Melficef the Red explodes. |
325 | 7563 EK: The tower of Melficef the Red explodes. |
| 326 | |
326 | |
| 327 | =head1 Recent Historic Events, by Khalis. |
327 | =head1 Recent Historic Events, by Khalis. |
| 328 | |
328 | |
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| 605 | centres completely free of charge, although you will understand that there |
605 | centres completely free of charge, although you will understand that there |
| 606 | will be no guarentees given for success: |
606 | will be no guarentees given for success: |
| 607 | |
607 | |
| 608 | Goblin & Zombie - Located south of Scorn |
608 | Goblin & Zombie - Located south of Scorn |
| 609 | |
609 | |
| 610 | Skeleton & Ogre - Located somewhere around Navar |
610 | Skeleton & Ogre - Located south-west of Navar |
| 611 | |
611 | |
| 612 | =head2 Locations |
612 | =head2 Locations |
| 613 | |
613 | |
| 614 | These are the locations to the entrances of the Training Centers. |
614 | These are the locations to the entrances of the Training Centers. |
| 615 | |
615 | |
| 616 | world_107_128 |
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| 618 | world_118_101 |
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| 620 | world_106_109 - Humanoid |
616 | world_106_109 - Humanoid |
| 621 | |
617 | |
| 622 | world_124_113 - Undead |
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| 624 | world_107_120 - Goblin & Zombie |
618 | world_107_120 - Goblin & Zombie |
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620 | world_107_128 - Undead |
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622 | world_119_101 - Dragons |
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624 | world_119_118 - Skeleton & Ogre |
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625 | |
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626 | world_124_113 - Demon |
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627 | |
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628 | |
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629 | |
| 627 | =head1 The Kingdom of Navar |
630 | =head1 The Kingdom of Navar |
| 628 | |
631 | |
| 629 | Straddling the corner of the Imperial highway as it turns North near the |
632 | Straddling the corner of the Imperial highway as it turns North near the |
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| 1206 | are telling about Skud, the half-mythical hero. How he captured the first |
1209 | are telling about Skud, the half-mythical hero. How he captured the first |
| 1207 | dragons. How he fought unknown monsters in the East. How he built Scorn |
1210 | dragons. How he fought unknown monsters in the East. How he built Scorn |
| 1208 | and the First Inn. Some priests even postulated that Skud was in fact a |
1211 | and the First Inn. Some priests even postulated that Skud was in fact a |
| 1209 | Builder. Skud created the First Inn because he wanted to sleep inside a |
1212 | Builder. Skud created the First Inn because he wanted to sleep inside a |
| 1210 | house, without the risk of being attacked by monsters during the night. He |
1213 | house, without the risk of being attacked by monsters during the night. He |
| 1211 | left the Holy Guestbook, one of the oldest relics of Crossfire, where he |
1214 | left the Holy Guestbook, one of the oldest relics of Deliantra, where he |
| 1212 | and his fellow friends wrote their names. Skud disappeared long before the |
1215 | and his fellow friends wrote their names. Skud disappeared long before the |
| 1213 | Old Empire came, and nowadays only the Builders can probably remember him. |
1216 | Old Empire came, and nowadays only the Builders can probably remember him. |
| 1214 | |
1217 | |
| 1215 | Recent researches show that, although he greatly contributed to the |
1218 | Recent researches show that, although he greatly contributed to the |
| 1216 | popularity of the city, Skud didn't found it: it was in fact created |
1219 | popularity of the city, Skud didn't found it: it was in fact created |
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| 1222 | |
1225 | |
| 1223 | =head1 The Coming of Color |
1226 | =head1 The Coming of Color |
| 1224 | |
1227 | |
| 1225 | It is said that centuries before the foundation of the Old Empire, the |
1228 | It is said that centuries before the foundation of the Old Empire, the |
| 1226 | world was colorless and sad. Aware of that problem, the Builders decided |
1229 | world was colorless and sad. Aware of that problem, the Builders decided |
| 1227 | to bring color in the life of the Crossfire people. They called the |
1230 | to bring color in the life of the Deliantra people. They called the |
| 1228 | massive powers of Xepemes, The Source Of All Colors, on the universe. The |
1231 | massive powers of Xepemes, The Source Of All Colors, on the universe. The |
| 1229 | magical burst slowly covered the world with colors, but some elements |
1232 | magical burst slowly covered the world with colors, but some elements |
| 1230 | resisted for a long time. Prophets of the Old Empire announced that, |
1233 | resisted for a long time. Prophets of the Old Empire announced that, |
| 1231 | although victorious, the force of Xepemes wouldn't stay forever: one |
1234 | although victorious, the force of Xepemes wouldn't stay forever: one |
| 1232 | day, it would eventually fade away against a more powerful magical force, |
1235 | day, it would eventually fade away against a more powerful magical force, |
| 1233 | the mysterious Pegemes (or Peengees?). This happened - but much after the |
1236 | the mysterious Pegemes (or Peengees?). This happened - but much after the |
| 1234 | fall of the Empire. |
1237 | fall of the Empire. |
| 1235 | |
1238 | |
| 1236 | |
1239 | |
| 1237 | =head1 The Bigworld |
1240 | =head1 The Big World |
| 1238 | |
1241 | |
| 1239 | The old world was small and it consisted of many pieces. Scorn, Navar, |
1242 | The old world was small and it consisted of many pieces. Scorn, Navar, |
| 1240 | Brittany and Santo Dominion were in one large piece. Darcap and the |
1243 | Brittany and Santo Dominion were in one large piece. Darcap and the |
| 1241 | Hill Village were in another smaller one. Lake Country was in yet |
1244 | Hill Village were in another smaller one. Lake Country was in yet |
| 1242 | another. Pupland was still another. The world was not whole, and the |
1245 | another. Pupland was still another. The world was not whole, and the |
| 1243 | builders saw that this was wrong. They began the quest to unite the world |
1246 | builders saw that this was wrong. They began the quest to unite the world |
| 1244 | and established the Bigworld. As the builders united the world they saw |
1247 | and established the Big World. As the builders united the world they saw |
| 1245 | that it was much too small and began to make it larger. They raised up the |
1248 | that it was much too small and began to make it larger. They raised up the |
| 1246 | Great Mountains around Brest and they caused the Great Forest to grow. As |
1249 | Great Mountains around Brest and they caused the Great Forest to grow. |
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1250 | |
| 1247 | the time passed, Navar grew to become a great Kingdom and the builders |
1251 | As the time passed, Navar grew to become a great Kingdom and the builders |
| 1248 | decided that it was a good city for players to call home and they gave the |
1252 | decided that it was a good city for players to call home and they gave the |
| 1249 | Heroes a choice to serve Scorn or Navar. Nevertheless, Pupland is still |
1253 | Heroes a choice to serve Scorn or Navar. Nevertheless, Pupland was still |
| 1250 | not part of this new world, but the builders wish to add it to the west of |
1254 | not part of this new world. |
| 1251 | Scorn. |
1255 | |
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1256 | This was the state for a long time, until the builders decided that the |
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1257 | Big World was not good, and set out to change it again. Everything |
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1258 | changed. So much changed that, in fact, the world was completely |
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1259 | unrecognisable to its denizens after the change. |
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1260 | |
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1261 | Except the area around Brest, at least according to the people living |
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1262 | there. Or maybe they were just too busy fighting monsters to notice it. |
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1263 | |
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1264 | This time Pupland became part of the new Big World, and can be found in |
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1265 | the very north, past Santo Dominion. |
| 1252 | |
1266 | |
| 1253 | |
1267 | |
| 1254 | =head1 Skud the Great |
1268 | =head1 Skud the Great |
| 1255 | |
1269 | |
| 1256 | One of the first Builders. Skud created many famous places, like the |
1270 | One of the first Builders. Skud created many famous places, like the |
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| 1545 | last pinch of hope in a desperate world. Glamdri also represents original |
1559 | last pinch of hope in a desperate world. Glamdri also represents original |
| 1546 | thinking used to get out of difficult situations, as opposed to Sarikka - |
1560 | thinking used to get out of difficult situations, as opposed to Sarikka - |
| 1547 | the Raging Fire - who tries to resolve those by extreme violence. |
1561 | the Raging Fire - who tries to resolve those by extreme violence. |
| 1548 | |
1562 | |
| 1549 | |
1563 | |
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1564 | =head1 Archmage Rhyz |
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1565 | |
| 1550 | =head1 Archmage Rhyz, (Entorinaas Durdennis Rhyz, Fourth Archmage of the Seat, Herdysenmark of Normania) |
1566 | (Entorinaas Durdennis Rhyz, Fourth Archmage of the Seat, Herdysenmark of Normania) |
| 1551 | |
1567 | |
| 1552 | Rhyz was an Archmage of the Blue School during the Old Days of the Empire. |
1568 | Rhyz was an Archmage of the Blue School during the Old Days of the Empire. |
| 1553 | |
1569 | |
| 1554 | "(...)Unlike Dhelyy Olyy, his contemporary rival for the Seat, Rhyz |
1570 | "(...)Unlike Dhelyy Olyy, his contemporary rival for the Seat, Rhyz |
| 1555 | focused mostly on closing the gap that existed between the art of fighting |
1571 | focused mostly on closing the gap that existed between the art of fighting |
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1656 | |
| 1641 | |
1657 | |
| 1642 | =head1 Ranisha the Red, The Red Death, The One Who Commands |
1658 | =head1 Ranisha the Red, The Red Death, The One Who Commands |
| 1643 | |
1659 | |
| 1644 | Ranisha is one of the three moons orbiting around the world of |
1660 | Ranisha is one of the three moons orbiting around the world of |
| 1645 | Crossfire. It is said to be the spirit of the legendary warrior Ranisha, |
1661 | Deliantra. It is said to be the spirit of the legendary warrior Ranisha, |
| 1646 | who was supposed to be an invincible general that was even able to |
1662 | who was supposed to be an invincible general that was even able to |
| 1647 | vainquish gods themselves on the battlefield. |
1663 | vainquish gods themselves on the battlefield. |
| 1648 | |
1664 | |
| 1649 | In astrology, Ranisha is the symbol of violence, hatred, murder, but |
1665 | In astrology, Ranisha is the symbol of violence, hatred, murder, but |
| 1650 | also of strength and courage. It is associated with the fire element in |
1666 | also of strength and courage. It is associated with the fire element in |
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| 1653 | |
1669 | |
| 1654 | |
1670 | |
| 1655 | =head1 Asferenn the Blue, The Blue Sister, The One Who Suggests |
1671 | =head1 Asferenn the Blue, The Blue Sister, The One Who Suggests |
| 1656 | |
1672 | |
| 1657 | Asferenn is one of the three moons orbiting around the world of |
1673 | Asferenn is one of the three moons orbiting around the world of |
| 1658 | Crossfire. It is said to be the spirit of the legendary wizard Asferenn, |
1674 | Deliantra. It is said to be the spirit of the legendary wizard Asferenn, |
| 1659 | who was said to have been able to force the gate of the divine dimension. |
1675 | who was said to have been able to force the gate of the divine dimension. |
| 1660 | |
1676 | |
| 1661 | In astrology, Asferenn is the symbol of wisdom, endurance in effort, |
1677 | In astrology, Asferenn is the symbol of wisdom, endurance in effort, |
| 1662 | diplomacy, but also treachery and dark secrets. It is associated with the |
1678 | diplomacy, but also treachery and dark secrets. It is associated with the |
| 1663 | water element in Alchemancy. It is said that the cycle of water creatures |
1679 | water element in Alchemancy. It is said that the cycle of water creatures |
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1971 | |
| 1956 | The great alchemist has often said that all living things are made of |
1972 | The great alchemist has often said that all living things are made of |
| 1957 | these ingredients. Proper combination of these with other base objects can |
1973 | these ingredients. Proper combination of these with other base objects can |
| 1958 | often create potions of power and might. |
1974 | often create potions of power and might. |
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1975 | |
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1976 | |
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1977 | =head1 Collection of Strange Glyphs |
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1978 | |
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1979 | Many years ago, I got my hands on a book with many strange glyphs, from |
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1980 | a book-dealer in Darcap. Interested in all kinds of arcance Symbols, I |
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1981 | bought it despite the rather high price, for the depicted glyphs looked |
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1982 | intricately detailed and seemed to emanate some deeper meaning. |
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1983 | |
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1984 | The only thing the shop keeper could tell me about the book was that it |
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1985 | was supposed to be a "talansuration book" or something like that, and no, |
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1986 | he didn't know what that means. |
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1987 | |
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1988 | I was unable to find out more about this cult of Talansura, despite |
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1989 | traveling all over the world for many years. |
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1990 | |
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1991 | Since my copy of the book is now in a very bad condition, I decided to |
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1992 | make a clean copy and publish it, so this knowledge is not lost forever. |
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1993 | |
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1994 | B<- Samuel Midnight, Book Collector and Traveller, Scorn> |
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1995 | |
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1996 | T<トランスレーション 著書> |
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1997 | |
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1998 | 悪鬼 akki demon, devil |
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1999 | 悪魔 akuma demon, evil spirit |
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2000 | アパート apa-to apartment |
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2001 | 東 azuma east |
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2002 | 貯金箱 chokinbako bank |
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2003 | 著書 chosho book |
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2004 | 貯蔵 chozou storage |
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2005 | 付き dzuki to, under |
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2006 | ギリ神 girisin Ruggili |
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2007 | 護衛 goei guard |
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2008 | 本塁 honrui stronghold |
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2009 | 一堂 ichidou shrine |
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2010 | 溢流 itsuryuu spill, overflow |
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2011 | 一定不変 itteifuhen permanent |
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2012 | 鍵 kagi key |
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2013 | 京洛 keiraku capital |
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2014 | 血液 ketsueki blood |
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2015 | 寛ぎ kutsurogi room |
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2016 | メゾン mezon house |
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2017 | 町 machi town |
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2018 | 港 minato harbour |
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2019 | 店 mise shop |
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2020 | 渚 nagisa shore, water's edge |
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2021 | 燃焼 nenshou burning |
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2022 | の no (glue two words together) |
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2023 | 鬼 oni demon, orge |
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2024 | 乱暴 ranbou rough |
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2025 | 力 ryoku power, strength |
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2026 | センタ senta center |
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2027 | 市場 shijou market |
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2028 | 商業組合 shougyoukumiai guild |
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2029 | 商法 shouhou trade, commerce |
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2030 | 住居 sumai house |
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2031 | スノー suno- snow |
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2032 | 建物 tatemono building |
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2033 | 卓子 teiburu table |
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2034 | トランスレーション toransure-shon translation |
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2035 | ウエルカム uerukamu welcome |
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2036 | ウインド uindo wind |
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2037 | 山 yama mountain |
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2038 | 要素 youso element |
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2039 | ザ za the |
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2040 | 座席 zaseki seat |
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2041 | |
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2042 | |
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2043 | =head1 The Spectre Mountain |
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2044 | |
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2045 | When you travel borth from Scorn to Euthville, and then the same distance |
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2046 | to the west, you will arrive at the Spectre Mountain. |
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2047 | |
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2048 | It is thought that it got it's name from wandering spectres that were |
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2049 | often seen in this area, although the exact origin of the name cannot be |
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2050 | reconstructed for sure today. |
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2051 | |
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2052 | Even in ancient times this area was known for the rich veins of the |
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2053 | spectrolite mineral that you can find there - in fact, the mineral |
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2054 | actually got it's name from the mountain. |
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2055 | |
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2056 | While it is a well-known area today, it was not till Hanur Sknorson's |
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2057 | travels in EK 8333 that it became generally known that the Spectre |
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2058 | Mountain is actually an enourmous ring-shaped mountain, only at one side |
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2059 | is it disturbed by a river. |
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2060 | |
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2061 | |
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2062 | =head1 The Mineral Brazilianite |
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2063 | |
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2064 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Brazilianite. |
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2065 | |
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2066 | It has a rough texture and is of pale yellowish-white colour and a biting |
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2067 | smell. |
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2068 | |
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2069 | Nobody knows for sure who named it like this, but since no natural sources |
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2070 | of it have been found it is rumored that it came from a far-away country. |
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2071 | |
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2072 | The value of Brazialinite lies in its stored magical energy. Weapons and |
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2073 | other items imbued with its energy improve the wielder's dexterity. |
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2074 | |
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2075 | It can often be found in old and thinned-out, rough walls. |
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2076 | |
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2077 | =head1 The Mineral Dolomite |
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2078 | |
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2079 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Dolomite. |
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2080 | |
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2081 | It is sharp-edged and is of dark green colour. |
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2082 | |
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2083 | The name is thought to come from the archaic Do-l'os - "he who continues". |
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2084 | |
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2085 | The value of Dolomite lies in its stored magical energy. Weapons and |
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2086 | other items imbued with its energy improve the wielder's stamina and |
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2087 | constitution. |
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2088 | |
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2089 | It can often be found in the rock of very high mountains. |
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2090 | |
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2091 | =head1 The Mineral Flourite |
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2092 | |
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2093 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Flourite. |
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2094 | |
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2095 | It has a porous texture and is of bright green colour, almost as if glowing. |
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2096 | |
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2097 | The name is thought to come from the archaic Flu-l'dos - "he who inflicts |
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2098 | pain", as it is often used to improve weapons. |
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2099 | |
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2100 | The value of Flourite lies in its stored magical energy. Weapons and other |
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2101 | items imbued with its energy improve the wielder's strength. |
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2102 | |
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2103 | It's only known natural sources can be found on the so called "Three |
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2104 | sisters Island" between the Scorn and Navar continents. |
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2105 | |
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2106 | =head1 The Mineral Marcasite |
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2107 | |
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2108 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Marcasite. |
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2109 | |
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2110 | It has rough rock-like texture and is of greyish colour. |
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2111 | |
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2112 | It was named after the great philosopher Marcas, who, today almost |
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2113 | unknown, was widely known during his lifetime. Only considerable time |
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2114 | after his death was it found out that all his wisdom came from one of his |
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2115 | rings made of Marcasite. While this didn't diminish his great words, it |
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2116 | did diminish his fame. |
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2117 | |
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2118 | The value of Marcasite lies in its stored magical energy. Items imbued with |
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2119 | its energy improve the wearer's wisdom. |
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2120 | |
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2121 | The best known source for this mineral can be found in the Church of |
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2122 | Gorokh in Scorn, very deep down in their so-called "Hell", which they |
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2123 | apparently think to be a nice place to be in. |
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2124 | |
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2125 | =head1 The Mineral Olivine |
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2126 | |
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2127 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Olivine. |
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2128 | |
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2129 | It consists of two different, green and dark-green globule materials. |
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2130 | |
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2131 | It was named by empress Olo of Orn in or around EK 8317, who couldn't |
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2132 | satiate her lust for this mineral, and almost caused an economic disaster |
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2133 | because she spend all her money on it instead of more important things, |
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2134 | and somehow nobody managed to convince her otherwise. |
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2135 | |
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2136 | The value of Olivine lies in its stored magical energy. Items imbued with |
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2137 | its energy improve the wearer's charisma. |
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2138 | |
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2139 | The best known source for this mineral can be found in the Church of |
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2140 | Valriel in Scorn, apparently very high up in their so-called "Heaven". |
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2141 | |
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2142 | =head1 The Mineral Phlogopite |
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2143 | |
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2144 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Phlogopite. |
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2145 | |
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2146 | It looks like a dark brown rock, not unlike the colour of excrements (but |
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2147 | of course with a more rock-like texture). |
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2148 | |
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2149 | Since the mineral is so worthless but yet so common, miners often say "Oh |
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2150 | Flog!" when they get Phlogopite instead something more valuable. It was |
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2151 | named after the minor goddess of Flog, one of the beings that miners often |
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2152 | pray to, to ensure (as they think) their survival. Apparently she does not |
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2153 | care much about her name being used as an obvious invective... |
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2154 | |
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2155 | The biggest value of Phlogopite lies in its beauty, in which it is |
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2156 | considerably lacking, so it isn't worth all that much. At least it can be |
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2157 | somewhat useful to miners, as the presence of Phlogopite often hints at |
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2158 | the presence of other, more useful, minerals. |
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2159 | |
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2160 | It can be found in rock almost anywhere. |
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2161 | |
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2162 | =head1 The Mineral Rhodochrosite |
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2163 | |
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2164 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Rhodochrosite. |
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2165 | |
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2166 | It easily crumbles in your hand and has a pinkish colour. |
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2167 | |
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2168 | Nothing is known about the origin of its name (which is very pretty, I |
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2169 | tell you). |
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2170 | |
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2171 | The value of Rhodochrosite lies in its stored magical energy. Items imbued |
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2172 | with its energy improve the wearer's magical powers, which makes it very |
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2173 | valuable to all kinds of practitioners of the arts. |
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2174 | |
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2175 | It is best found in Valleynoy, which has a mining guild specialised on |
|
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2176 | Rhodochrosite. |
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2177 | |
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2178 | =head1 The Mineral Spectrolite |
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2179 | |
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2180 | Herein will you find useful facts about the mineral Spectrolite. |
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2181 | |
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2182 | It has a very smooth texture, and has a slightly transparent yellowish |
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2183 | colour with dark corners. |
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2184 | |
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2185 | It is named after the only place where it can be found naturally, the |
|
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2186 | Spectre mountain ring. Having been mined for centuries, however, it can |
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2187 | now only be found in mindes deep under ground, however. |
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2188 | |
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2189 | The value of Spectrolite lies in its stored magical energy. Items imbued |
|
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2190 | with its energy improve the wearer's brightness, making him or her |
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2191 | more intelligent, which makes it especially valuable to all kinds of |
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2192 | practitioners of the arts. |
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2193 | |
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2194 | The Spectre mountain ring is, surprisingly, a ring-mountain north of |
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2195 | Scorn. |
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2196 | |
