Historic Article

Lore Item No Trade Quest Item
WT: 1.0 Size: SMALL

Item Lore:	A Book From Ghiosk's Collection
Language:	Lizardman
Item Type:	Book
Stackable:	No
Lucy Entry By:	Growf
Item Updated By:	SwiftyMUSE
Source:	Live
IC Last Updated:	2022-01-02 01:47:33
Page Updated:	Sat Sep 7th, 2019

Expansion:

Ruins of Kunark

Rarity: Common

Level to Attain: 1

Drops

This item is found on creatures.

City of Mist

NPC Name
Lord Ghiosk
The Fabled Lord Ghiosk

This item is used in quests.
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Butcherblock Mountains

Quest Name
Shaman Epic: Spear of Fate

Field of Bone

Quest Name
Shaman Epic: Spear of Fate

Ocean of Tears

Quest Name
Shaman Epic: Spear of Fate

The Rathe Mountains

Quest Name
Shaman Epic: Spear of Fate

Zone Name
City of Mist

Item Lore: A Book From Ghiosk's Collection

Book Text:

Neh Ashiir's disappearance will always be cloaked in mystery. We of Torsis have a saying that goes "Neh's chances." We all know this is used to define an innumerable variable but not many know of its relation to the event in the early	years of our fair city. For as many people as there were in Torsis there were that many theories regarding Neh Ashiir's disappearance. Others say there were political tensions between the queen and her lord, so much so that she had to

leave to escape death. And for good measure a few pointed to the stars and said that people from beyond the sky took her. One thing all agreed upon however is that the relationship between the royal couple was decaying. Political scrutinizers noted small personal habits between	the two that implied a separation of intimacy during their public appearances. Many even tie the highly publicized Crusade of Kirn into the disappearance of Neh as Kirn left the city only a few weeks before. It is recorded in many texts that the visage of

Rak'Ashiir reflected his despair over his wife's vanishing although it is a well known fact that it was mostly an act played by the King to keep up his illusion of nobility. Perhaps one day we will find the truth but at this point it would mean little to the public.