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	The '''Lost Folk''' are a semi-mythical group of [[minotaur\|minotaurs]] ~~that~~ departed northern [[Hellea]] in the early fifth millennium, an event traditionally dated to around {{Year\|1400}}. In most stories they were a tribe who climbed a [[Sentinel Peaks\|high mountain]] to reach a floating city in the sky, which departed not long after. This is commonly believed to have been an [[elf\|elven]] [[aerolith]] - if true, it was most likely [[Staitne]], which was known to wander the skies of Hellea before its disappearance sometime around the year {{Year\|1900}}.		The '''Lost Folk''' are a semi-mythical group of [[minotaur\|minotaurs]] who departed northern [[Hellea]] in the early fifth millennium, an event traditionally dated to around {{Year\|1400}}. In most stories they were a tribe who climbed a [[Sentinel Peaks\|high mountain]] to reach a floating city in the sky, which departed not long after. This is commonly believed to have been an [[elf\|elven]] [[aerolith]] - if true, it was most likely [[Staitne]], which was known to wander the skies of Hellea before its disappearance sometime around the year {{Year\|1900}}.

	The Lost Folk are said to have been in possession of mathematical knowledge unknown to the broader world, including secrets simultaneously powerful and dangerous in how they could be wielded to reshape the boundary between earth and sky. The loss of the knowledge is often mourned by minotaur mystics and stonesmiths.		The Lost Folk are said to have been in possession of mathematical knowledge unknown to the broader world, including secrets simultaneously powerful and dangerous in how they could be wielded to reshape the boundary between earth and sky. The loss of the knowledge is often mourned by minotaur mystics and stonesmiths.

	[[Category:Minotaurs]]		[[Category:Minotaurs]]

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The '''Lost Folk''' are a semi-mythical group of [[minotaur|minotaurs]] that departed northern [[Hellea]] in the early fifth millennium, an event traditionally dated to around {{Year|1400}}. In most stories they were a tribe who climbed a [[Sentinel Peaks|high mountain]] to reach a floating city in the sky, which departed not long after. This is commonly believed to have been an [[elf|elven]] [[aerolith]] - if true, it was most likely [[Staitne]], which was known to wander the skies of Hellea before its disappearance sometime around the year {{Year|1900}}.

The Lost Folk are said to have been in possession of mathematical knowledge unknown to the broader world, including secrets simultaneously powerful and dangerous in how they could be wielded to reshape the boundary between earth and sky. The loss of the knowledge is often mourned by minotaur mystics and stonesmiths.

[[Category:Minotaurs]]

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