Emptiness - Revision history

Gronk at 03:35, 25 March 2023

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	The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have an unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.		The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have an unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.

	The Emptiness is some kind of portal, ~~but~~ none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only five times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.		The Emptiness is believed to be some kind of portal, yet none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only five times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

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Gronk at 16:25, 19 October 2022

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	The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have an unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.		The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have an unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.

	The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only ~~six~~ times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.		The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only five times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

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Gronk at 16:24, 19 October 2022

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	Anlabban guards the Emptiness, aided by Xelas' military, the Rootguard. He maintains a constant vigil over his grove, watchful lest any entities slip into the world unnoticed.		Anlabban guards the Emptiness, aided by Xelas' military, the Rootguard. He maintains a constant vigil over his grove, watchful lest any entities slip into the world unnoticed.

	The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have ~~a weak but~~ unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.		The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have an unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.

	The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only six times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.		The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only six times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

Gronk at 18:18, 11 October 2022

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	The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.		The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.

	The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only ~~three~~ times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.		The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only six times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

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Gronk at 02:26, 10 October 2022

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	The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.		The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.

	The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities ~~very seldomly appear~~, ~~rarely more frequently than seven or eight centuries apart, and~~ in ~~very few numbers~~. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.		The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities cross the Emptiness exceedingly infrequently, only three times in as long as Anlabban has guarded it. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

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Gronk at 18:59, 9 October 2022

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	The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.		The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.

	The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities very seldomly appear, rarely more frequently than seven or eight centuries apart. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.		The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities very seldomly appear, rarely more frequently than seven or eight centuries apart, and in very few numbers. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

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Gronk at 04:24, 9 October 2022

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	Anlabban guards the Emptiness, aided by Xelas' military, the Rootguard. He maintains a constant vigil over his grove, watchful lest any entities slip into the world unnoticed.		Anlabban guards the Emptiness, aided by Xelas' military, the Rootguard. He maintains a constant vigil over his grove, watchful lest any entities slip into the world unnoticed.

	The nature of the Emptiness has baffled ~~researchers~~ for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach ~~the Emptiness~~ nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease.		The nature of the Emptiness has baffled scholars for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach it nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease and doom.

	The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities very seldomly appear, rarely more frequently than seven or eight centuries apart. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.		The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities very seldomly appear, rarely more frequently than seven or eight centuries apart. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

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Created page with "The '''Emptiness''' is a strange anomaly in the middle of Anlabban's Grove, surrounded by the city of Xelas. A [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/expanse/images/e/e6/S04e10voidbullet01m56s.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20191214172029 roiling black sphere] roughly three meters in diameter, the Emptiness seems to pull in the light surrounding it. Since it was discovered by Anlabban sometime around {{Year|-1000}}, the Emptiness has never changed in size, shape, or posi..."

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The '''Emptiness''' is a strange anomaly in the middle of [[Anlabban's Grove]], surrounded by the city of [[Xelas]]. A [https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/expanse/images/e/e6/S04e10voidbullet01m56s.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20191214172029 roiling black sphere] roughly three meters in diameter, the Emptiness seems to pull in the light surrounding it. Since it was discovered by [[Anlabban]] sometime around {{Year|-1000}}, the Emptiness has never changed in size, shape, or position, remaining stationary about two feet above the ground.

Anlabban guards the Emptiness, aided by Xelas' military, the Rootguard. He maintains a constant vigil over his grove, watchful lest any entities slip into the world unnoticed.

The nature of the Emptiness has baffled researchers for millennia. It does not seem to be physical or occupy any space, yet it does have a weak but unmistakable gravitational pull. Attempts to explore the Emptiness and see what exists on the other side have been fruitless thus far. Objects that pass through seem to vanish without a trace, and no means of magical divination seem able to pierce the void. In fact, it seems to be completely undetectable by magic and impossible to influence by magical means. The few brave individuals that have entered the Emptiness themselves are never heard from again. Those that approach the Emptiness nearly universally feel a strong sense of unease.

The Emptiness is some kind of portal, but none are certain as to where it leads. The creatures that enter the world through it are otherworldly and often downright incomprehensible - some seem to exist in more or fewer dimensions than the normal three, in ways most peoples' minds have difficulty reconciling. Thankfully, these entities very seldomly appear, rarely more frequently than seven or eight centuries apart. Such events are isolated and sporadic enough, and sufficiently contained by Anlabban, that the Emptiness remains more of a curiosity to the broader world than a constant threat.

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