Warp - Revision history

Gronk at 17:11, 14 October 2024

2024-10-14T17:11:34Z

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	Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, warps are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a warp entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a warp once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.		Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, warps are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a warp entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a warp once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.

	Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two warps, but like the Depths as a whole, the warps remain unmapped and generally poorly understood. Some [[Dwarf\|dwarven]] peoples, however~~, such as the inhabitants of [[Barazar El]]~~, are known to regularly travel through the Depths with the assistance of the warps, using them to venture between distant parts of the underground with relative ease.		Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two warps, but like the Depths as a whole, the warps remain unmapped and generally poorly understood. Some [[Dwarf\|dwarven]] peoples, however, are known to regularly travel through the Depths with the assistance of the warps, using them to venture between distant parts of the underground with relative ease.

	[[Category:Points of interest]]		[[Category:Points of interest]]

Gronk at 17:18, 26 August 2023

2023-08-26T17:18:34Z

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	Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, warps are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a warp entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a warp once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.		Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, warps are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a warp entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a warp once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.

	Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two warps, but like the Depths as a whole, the warps remain unmapped and generally poorly understood. Some dwarven peoples, however, such as the inhabitants of [[Barazar El]], are known to regularly travel through the Depths with the assistance of the warps, using them to venture between distant parts of the underground with relative ease.		Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two warps, but like the Depths as a whole, the warps remain unmapped and generally poorly understood. Some [[Dwarf\|dwarven]] peoples, however, such as the inhabitants of [[Barazar El]], are known to regularly travel through the Depths with the assistance of the warps, using them to venture between distant parts of the underground with relative ease.

	[[Category:Points of interest]]		[[Category:Points of interest]]

Gronk at 04:07, 19 August 2023

2023-08-19T04:07:19Z

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	'''~~Darklands warps~~''' are anomalies scattered throughout the cave networks of the [[~~Darklands~~]], where distance is distorted and either stretched or shrunk.		'''Warps''' are anomalies scattered throughout the cave networks of the [[Depths]], where distance is distorted and either stretched or shrunk.

	Passing through a warp can potentially allow for much faster travel than a long overland trip or even seafaring voyage, but it is extremely perilous. Warps tend to be unpredictable - a given warp may usually shorten travel, but at times the same warp can instead lengthen or even cause hapless travelers to disappear entirely, never to exit.		Passing through a warp can potentially allow for much faster travel than a long overland trip or even seafaring voyage, but it is extremely perilous. Warps tend to be unpredictable - a given warp may usually shorten travel, but at times the same warp can instead lengthen or even cause hapless travelers to disappear entirely, never to exit.
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	Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, warps are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a warp entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a warp once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.		Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, warps are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a warp entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a warp once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.

	Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two warps, but like the ~~Darklands~~ as a whole, the warps remain ~~un-mapped~~ and generally poorly understood. ~~The dwarves~~ of [[Barazar El]] ~~are one of the few exceptions to this - they~~ are known to regularly travel through the ~~Darklands~~ with the assistance of the warps, using them to ~~come and go from their deep ocean cities~~.		Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two warps, but like the Depths as a whole, the warps remain unmapped and generally poorly understood. Some dwarven peoples, however, such as the inhabitants of [[Barazar El]], are known to regularly travel through the Depths with the assistance of the warps, using them to venture between distant parts of the underground with relative ease.

	[[Category:Points of interest]]		[[Category:Points of interest]]
	[[Category:Teleportation]]		[[Category:Teleportation]]
	[[Category:Transportation]]		[[Category:Transportation]]
	[[Category:~~Darklands~~]]		[[Category:Depths]]

Gronk: Gronk moved page Darklands warp to Warp without leaving a redirect

2023-08-19T04:05:36Z

Gronk moved page Darklands warp to Warp without leaving a redirect

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Gronk at 04:12, 3 August 2022

2022-08-03T04:12:01Z

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	~~The~~ '''Darklands warps''' are anomalies scattered throughout the cave networks of the [[Darklands]], where distance is distorted and either stretched or shrunk.		'''Darklands warps''' are anomalies scattered throughout the cave networks of the [[Darklands]], where distance is distorted and either stretched or shrunk.

	Passing through a warp can potentially allow for much faster travel than a long overland trip or even seafaring voyage, but it is extremely perilous. Warps tend to be unpredictable - a given warp may usually shorten travel, but at times the same warp can instead lengthen or even cause hapless travelers to disappear entirely, never to exit.		Passing through a warp can potentially allow for much faster travel than a long overland trip or even seafaring voyage, but it is extremely perilous. Warps tend to be unpredictable - a given warp may usually shorten travel, but at times the same warp can instead lengthen or even cause hapless travelers to disappear entirely, never to exit.

Gronk at 15:27, 2 August 2022

2022-08-02T15:27:22Z

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	The '''~~Darkland Warps~~''' are anomalies scattered throughout the cave networks of the [[Darklands]], where distance is distorted and either stretched or shrunk.		The '''Darklands warps''' are anomalies scattered throughout the cave networks of the [[Darklands]], where distance is distorted and either stretched or shrunk.

	Passing through a ~~Warp~~ can potentially allow for much faster travel than a long overland trip or even seafaring voyage, but it is extremely perilous. Warps tend to be unpredictable - a given ~~Warp~~ may usually shorten travel, but at times the same ~~Warp~~ can instead lengthen or even cause hapless travelers to disappear entirely, never to exit.		Passing through a warp can potentially allow for much faster travel than a long overland trip or even seafaring voyage, but it is extremely perilous. Warps tend to be unpredictable - a given warp may usually shorten travel, but at times the same warp can instead lengthen or even cause hapless travelers to disappear entirely, never to exit.

	Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, ~~Warps~~ are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a ~~Warp~~ entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a ~~Warp~~ once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.		Warps are almost imperceptible, a fact that has caused some unwary adventurers to enter them by mistake. Only marked by a slight shimmer on the surfaces of caves and tunnels, warps are difficult to locate unless one already knows of their presence. The cave past a warp entrance appears normal from both sides of the entrances and exits. Many only know they have entered a warp once a strong sense of dread and impending doom sets in, a near-universally reported phenomenon.

	Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two ~~Warps~~, but like the Darklands as a whole, the ~~Warps~~ remain un-mapped and generally poorly understood. The dwarves of [[Barazar El]] are one of the few exceptions to this - they are known to regularly travel through the Darklands with the assistance of the ~~Warps~~, using them to come and go from their deep ocean cities.		Warps are largely static in their locations. New ones rarely appear, and old ones can be relied on to remain present - while a few are recorded as having vanished, this is quite rare. Skilled and experienced adventurers may know the location of one or even two warps, but like the Darklands as a whole, the warps remain un-mapped and generally poorly understood. The dwarves of [[Barazar El]] are one of the few exceptions to this - they are known to regularly travel through the Darklands with the assistance of the warps, using them to come and go from their deep ocean cities.

	[[Category:Points of interest]]		[[Category:Points of interest]]

Gronk: Gronk moved page Darkland Warps to Darklands warp

2022-08-02T15:26:52Z

Gronk moved page Darkland Warps to Darklands warp

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Gronk at 16:50, 1 July 2022

2022-07-01T16:50:51Z

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	~~[[Category:Topics]]~~
	[[Category:Teleportation]]		[[Category:Teleportation]]
	[[Category:Transportation]]		[[Category:Transportation]]
	[[Category:Darklands]]		[[Category:Darklands]]

Gronk at 03:39, 15 February 2022

2022-02-15T03:39:16Z

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			[[Category:Teleportation]]
			[[Category:Transportation]]
			[[Category:Darklands]]

Gronk: Gronk moved page Darkland warps to Darkland Warps

2022-02-15T03:27:10Z

Gronk moved page Darkland warps to Darkland Warps

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