Stones That Built Paradise - Revision history

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	Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.		Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.

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Gronk at 17:19, 26 August 2023

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	The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The [[Island ~~King~~\|Island ~~Kings~~]] [[Dwarf\|dwarves]] credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration spells, but the magic has long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.		The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The [[Island Kings\|Island King]] [[Dwarf\|dwarves]] credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration spells, but the magic has long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.

	Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.		Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.

Gronk at 17:19, 26 August 2023

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	The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The [[Island Kings]] credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration spells, but the magic has long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.		The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The [[Island King\|Island Kings]] [[Dwarf\|dwarves]] credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration spells, but the magic has long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.

	Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.		Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.

Gronk at 04:36, 16 July 2023

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	The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The [[Island Kings]]~~, as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known,~~ credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration ~~magic~~, but the ~~spells have~~ long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.		The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The [[Island Kings]] credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration spells, but the magic has long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.

	Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.		Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.

Gronk at 02:19, 26 June 2023

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	The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The Island Kings, as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known, credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration magic, but the spells have long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.		The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The [[Island Kings]], as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known, credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration magic, but the spells have long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.

	Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.		Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.

Gronk at 21:00, 25 June 2023

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	The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient ~~ruins~~ carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The Island Kings, as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known, credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration magic, but the spells have long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.		The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient runes carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The Island Kings, as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known, credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration magic, but the spells have long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.

	Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.		Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.

Gronk at 20:51, 24 June 2023

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	The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall megaliths is inscribed with ancient ruins carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The Island Kings, as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known, credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration magic, but the spells have long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.		The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall white stone megaliths is inscribed with ancient ruins carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The Island Kings, as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known, credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration magic, but the spells have long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.

			Island King monarchs often make pilgrimages to the Stones to pray and give offerings to their distant ancestors, who they believe erected the megaliths to protect future generations. Proper deference to the Stones and the continuation of the rituals around their cleaning is seen as an important responsibility of the rulers of Emperor's Island.

	[[Category:Vothan]]		[[Category:Vothan]]
	[[Category:Emperor's Island]]		[[Category:Emperor's Island]]

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The '''Stones That Built Paradise''' are a series of magical wardstones that line the coast of [[Emperor's Island]]. Located roughly every eight to ten miles apart, each of the twenty-foot-tall megaliths is inscribed with ancient ruins carved at some point in the distant past. Though the script bears some similarity to the modern Dwarven runic alphabet, it is distinct enough that the inscriptions remain untranslated and their meanings unknown - even magical means of comprehending languages do not seem to be able to interpret the writing. The Island Kings, as the dwarves that live on Emperor's Island are known, credit the Stones with providing them a safe place to grow their communities and culture, even if they currently bear no magical effects. Enough trace magic remains behind that it is clear that the Stones were once imbued with powerful abjuration magic, but the spells have long since dissipated, leaving behind only imposing rock monuments to some ancient past.

[[Category:Vothan]]
[[Category:Emperor's Island]]