Fala's Archive - Revision history

Gronk at 22:09, 9 December 2024

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	Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the numerous and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed - though in his earlier life he had lived on an aerolith, he called the flying city of [[Teriasa]] home, not Ataiun.		Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the numerous and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed - though in his earlier life he had lived on an aerolith, he called the flying city of [[Teriasa]] home, not Ataiun.

	Among those that do believe of its existence, Fala's Archive is said to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where ~~the~~ Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.		Among those that do believe of its existence, Fala's Archive is said to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where The Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.

	[[Category:Locations]]		[[Category:Locations]]
	[[Category:Brightmarch]]		[[Category:Brightmarch]]
	[[Category:Brightmarch/Locations]]		[[Category:Brightmarch/Locations]]

Gronk at 23:46, 14 August 2023

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	'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|5100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.		'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the [[Elf\|elven]] scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|5100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.

	None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, though others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.		None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, though others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.

Gronk at 04:08, 23 July 2023

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	None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, though others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.		None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, though others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.

	Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the numerous and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.		Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the numerous and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed - though in his earlier life he had lived on an aerolith, he called the flying city of [[Teriasa]] home, not Ataiun.

	Among those that do believe of its ~~veracity~~, Fala's Archive is said to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where the Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.		Among those that do believe of its existence, Fala's Archive is said to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where the Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.

	[[Category:Locations]]		[[Category:Locations]]
	[[Category:Brightmarch]]		[[Category:Brightmarch]]
	[[Category:Brightmarch/Locations]]		[[Category:Brightmarch/Locations]]

Gronk at 20:10, 17 January 2023

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	None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, though others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.		None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, though others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.

	Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the ~~many~~ and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.		Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the numerous and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.

	Among those that do believe of its veracity, Fala's Archive is said to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where the Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.		Among those that do believe of its veracity, Fala's Archive is said to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where the Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.

Gronk at 22:50, 7 December 2022

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	Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the many and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.		Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the many and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.

	Among those that do believe of its veracity, Fala's Archive to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where the Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.		Among those that do believe of its veracity, Fala's Archive is said to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where the Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.

	[[Category:Locations]]		[[Category:Locations]]
	[[Category:Brightmarch]]		[[Category:Brightmarch]]
	[[Category:Brightmarch/Locations]]		[[Category:Brightmarch/Locations]]

Gronk at 22:49, 7 December 2022

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	'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|5100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.		'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|5100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.

	None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.		None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, though others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.

	Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the many and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.		Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the many and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.

Gronk at 22:48, 7 December 2022

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	'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|~~3100~~}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.		'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|5100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.

	None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.		None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.

Gronk at 22:48, 7 December 2022

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	'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of ~~the~~ [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|3100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.		'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation\|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith\|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy\|master aerotheurge]] of [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year\|3100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.

	None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.		None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.

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'''Fala's Archive''' {{Pronunciation|FAH-lah}} is a rumored hidden repository of lost elven knowledge, supposedly located somewhere in southern [[Brightmarch]]. The archive takes its name from the elven scholar [[Fala]], one of the last known residents of the [[Aerolith|aeroliths]] to leave the cloistered flying cities and return to life on the surface. According to him, the [[Aerotheurgy|master aerotheurge]] of the [[Ataiun]] buried the cache sometime around {{Year|3100}} in order to ensure the information was not lost if the flying city were to meet some tragic fate.

None are quite sure what the archive contains, as during his life Fala was notoriously unwilling to divulge major details. Scholars most familiar with the rumor believe the archive to be a repository of knowledge, perhaps in the form of books or scrolls, others have proposed a number of disagreeing possibilities.

Despite Fala's claims, or perhaps because of them, many disregard the rumors of the archive entirely, pointing to the many and often egregious inconsistencies in the elf's story, especially after he altered it in his decades on the ground. These dissenters also point to the fact that Fala never resided on Ataiun, which even before his lifetime had closed itself off even to the inhabitants of other aeroliths, and therefore he had no reasonable way to learn the information he claimed.

Among those that do believe of its veracity, Fala's Archive to be somewhere near [[Sharruma]] or [[Where the Water Flies]], but none of the many expeditions that have attempted to locate it have yet had any luck.

[[Category:Locations]]
[[Category:Brightmarch]]
[[Category:Brightmarch/Locations]]