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| Name = Mi Krau-Li Rumor | | Name = Mi Krau-Li Rumor | ||
| Icon Image = Mi Krau-Li Rumor Icon.png | | Icon Image = Mi Krau-Li Rumor Icon.png | ||
| Value = | | Value = 5 | ||
| Burden = | | Burden = 25 | ||
| Special Properties = | | Special Properties = | ||
| Additional = | | Additional = 1 of 1 pages full. | ||
| Description = | | Description = A rumor of the long-vanished mace master, Mi Krau-Li. | ||
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| Author = | | Author = | ||
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In the days when Isparians were new to Dereth, one of the courageous heroes who defended our people against Dereth's monsters was a jitte-wielder of great skill named Mi Krau-Li. He was obsessed with the creation of the "perfect" jitte. Mi Krau-Li disappeared into the hills southwest of Fort Witshire, around 17.3N 32.8E, shortly before the appearance of the first lifestones. | In the days when Isparians were new to Dereth, one of the courageous heroes who defended our people against Dereth's monsters was a jitte-wielder of great skill named Mi Krau-Li. He was obsessed with the creation of the "perfect" jitte. Mi Krau-Li disappeared into the hills southwest of Fort Witshire, around 17.3N 32.8E, shortly before the appearance of the first lifestones. | ||
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| | | In the days when Isparians were new to Dereth, one of the courageous heroes who defended our people against Dereth's monsters was a jitte-wielder of great skill named Mi Krau-Li. He was obsessed with the creation of the "perfect" jitte. Mi Krau-Li disappeared into the hills southwest of Fort Witshire, shortly before the appearance of the first lifestones. | ||
In the days when Isparians were new to Dereth, one of the courageous heroes who defended our people against Dereth's monsters was a jitte-wielder of great skill named Mi Krau-Li. He was obsessed with the creation of the "perfect" jitte. Mi Krau-Li disappeared into the hills southwest of Fort Witshire, shortly before the appearance of the first lifestones. | |||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Coordinates added during [[A Perfect Paradox]]. | * Rumor about the [[Catacombs of the Forgotten]]. | ||
* Purchased from [[Magrom the Red, Barkeeper]] in [[Cragstone]]. | |||
* Coordinates were added to the text during [[A Perfect Paradox]]. | |||
* This text has no author. | |||
[[Category:Rumors]] | [[Category:Rumors]] | ||
[[Category:Text Items]] | [[Category:Text Items]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:15, 8 July 2016
| Introduced: | To Raise a Banner of Flame | Related Quests: | Mi Krau-Li's Jitte Quest | Updated: | A Perfect Paradox |
Mi Krau-Li Rumor
- Value: 5
- Burden: 25
- 1 of 1 pages full.
- A rumor of the long-vanished mace master, Mi Krau-Li.
In the days when Isparians were new to Dereth, one of the courageous heroes who defended our people against Dereth's monsters was a jitte-wielder of great skill named Mi Krau-Li. He was obsessed with the creation of the "perfect" jitte. Mi Krau-Li disappeared into the hills southwest of Fort Witshire, around 17.3N 32.8E, shortly before the appearance of the first lifestones.
Previous Version
In the days when Isparians were new to Dereth, one of the courageous heroes who defended our people against Dereth's monsters was a jitte-wielder of great skill named Mi Krau-Li. He was obsessed with the creation of the "perfect" jitte. Mi Krau-Li disappeared into the hills southwest of Fort Witshire, shortly before the appearance of the first lifestones.
Notes
- Rumor about the Catacombs of the Forgotten.
- Purchased from Magrom the Red, Barkeeper in Cragstone.
- Coordinates were added to the text during A Perfect Paradox.
- This text has no author.