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| Author = [[Yarick Pathwarden]] | | Author = [[Yarick Pathwarden]] | ||
| | | Three days into our journey, we discovered this second Gelidite monolith. Palomar feels distinctly uneasy here. He claims the presence of evil is palpable here; that dark, powerful magics were loosed in this area long ago. I don't know what to think. My head has throbbed since we passed that small mountain to the northeast. Perhaps it's just the altitude, or Fidisa's tuneless humming. We now begin the long trek to Stonehold. | ||
Three days into our journey, we discovered this second Gelidite monolith. Palomar feels distinctly uneasy here. He claims the presence of evil is palpable here; that dark, powerful magics were loosed in this area long ago. I don't know what to think. My head has throbbed since we passed that small mountain to the northeast. Perhaps it's just the altitude, or Fidisa's tuneless humming. We now begin the long trek to Stonehold. | |||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Found next to the [[Neydisa Castle Standing Stone]]. | * Found next to the [[Neydisa Castle Standing Stone]]. | ||
Revision as of 06:08, 19 September 2017
| Introduced: | Sudden Season | Related Quests: | Frore |
Brief Note
- Value: 20
- Burden: 25
- 1 of 1 pages full.
- A sheet of parchment, apparently torn from a bound book.
Three days into our journey, we discovered this second Gelidite monolith. Palomar feels distinctly uneasy here. He claims the presence of evil is palpable here; that dark, powerful magics were loosed in this area long ago. I don't know what to think. My head has throbbed since we passed that small mountain to the northeast. Perhaps it's just the altitude, or Fidisa's tuneless humming. We now begin the long trek to Stonehold.
Notes
- Found next to the Neydisa Castle Standing Stone.
- This item cannot be picked up, and must be read where it is.