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| Language: | Common Tongue |
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| Item Type: | Book |
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| Stackable: | No |
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| Lucy Entry By: | Kerasota |
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| Item Updated By: | SwiftyMUSE |
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| Source: | Live |
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| IC Last Updated: | 2021-08-26 08:14:02 |
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| Page Updated: | Sat Sep 7th, 2019 |
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Expansion:  Planes of Power
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| | Rarity: Common | | Level to Attain: 1 |
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Book Text:
Years would pass and Grenic
would see the prosperity of
his city rise up from the
ashes of its former turmoil.
His remorse and shame
would lift their scars from
his soul and his thoughts
would change to that of
humble acceptance.
Grenic revered what he
had done as a necessity,
for if he had not
| given into a tactic that
would otherwise be
dishonorable, all that he saw
before him-the peace and
happiness of his people, the
people of Marr-would have
fallen to damnation and ruin.
The next several decades
would bring prosperity and
peace to the people of
Ardathium. Grenic would
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| produce a son and daughter,
Erolysia and Mitharius, twin
children who would be
named after the patron
deity and his respected
sister that the fortress
had been founded for.
Upon Grenic's death,
Mitharius, a knighted warrior
in the Che Virtuson, would
ascend to Count of Ardathium.
The great leader's body
| would be taken to the highest
tower in the city and in the
great chamber of Ardathium's
Heroes, Grenic's body would
be laid to final rest beside
his comrades.
Ardathium would experience
nearly a century of
prosperity and peace beneath
the leadership of Grenic's
bloodline, though a great
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| earthquake and the burning of
the Elddar forest would leave
the once-white and golden
jewel of Mithaniel's legacy
upon Norrath in irreparable
ruins that would, in the
passing eras, be consumed by
the desert sands of Ro. The
memory of this great city
would be lost as the ages
passed and turmoil wrought
the minds of the modern
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I hope that these words can
give resurrection to the
memory of this glorious
place - that the descendants
of its survivors and the
scholars of Marr will come
forward and restore the
proper glory and respect to
the memory of a mighty,
though compromised knight's
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| achievements and the history
of Marr's first successful
mortal campaign.
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