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Excerpt from a centuries-old geography book created by [[Carmyn e'Brothasa]]: | Excerpt from a centuries-old geography book created by [[Carmyn e'Brothasa]]: | ||
<q>And so it was, high upon the [[Torres]] and well above the [[Vale's Stairs]], where rises from the high water a stony isle of dire report. Known as [[Vordakai's Island]] to those that do live thereabout, some legend of its name doth come down through the locals. For they speak of a guardian that doth destroy all who would set foot upon its accursed shores. They did name no fewer than a twelvecount of their hero-knights who had left their bones upon its rocky shores over the years after having tested their mettle against its dread warden, 'til none would any longer go there for fear of its hidden terrors. And the name of this terror was given unto this Island.</q> | |||
Revision as of 17:04, 19 August 2018
Aecora Silverfire says Vordakai was a slumbering warlord in the time of the mother tribes.
Excerpt from a centuries-old geography book created by Carmyn e'Brothasa:
And so it was, high upon the Torres and well above the Vale's Stairs, where rises from the high water a stony isle of dire report. Known as Vordakai's Island to those that do live thereabout, some legend of its name doth come down through the locals. For they speak of a guardian that doth destroy all who would set foot upon its accursed shores. They did name no fewer than a twelvecount of their hero-knights who had left their bones upon its rocky shores over the years after having tested their mettle against its dread warden, 'til none would any longer go there for fear of its hidden terrors. And the name of this terror was given unto this Island.