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	==Proposed Locations==		==Proposed Locations==
	Logic and reason would tend to hold that the Stele is at High Mountain near [[~~Arendell~~]], as this was Hrethrel's home. Other proposed sites include Seacrest Spire, and Avenhelm.		Logic and reason would tend to hold that the Stele is at High Mountain near [[Arindell]], as this was Hrethrel's home. Other proposed sites include Seacrest Spire, and Avenhelm.


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	Blood Stele is a stone inscribed with the prophecies regarding [[Hygelic's Heirs]].		Blood Stele is a stone inscribed with the prophecies regarding [[Hygelic's Heirs]].

			==Description==
			The Blood Stele is described as a large piece of granite, rectangular in shape, with a glassy surface. The letters are inscribed in

	==History==		==History==
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	The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in [[Locksea]] and is not known to have ever visited [[Arindell]].		The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in [[Locksea]] and is not known to have ever visited [[Arindell]].

	Because of Hrethrel's track record for extremely accurate predictions, the Stele was widely sought-after. The belief was firm, yes insistent, they great profit or power would come to he who possessed it. Not helping matters		Because of Hrethrel's track record for extremely accurate predictions, the Stele was widely sought-after. The belief was firm, yes insistent, they great profit or power would come to he who possessed it. Not helping matters were the number of people(humans specifically) to whom Hrethrel showed the stele.

			==Proposed Locations==
			Logic and reason would tend to hold that the Stele is at High Mountain near [[Arendell]], as this was Hrethrel's home. Other proposed sites include Seacrest Spire, and Avenhelm.


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	==History==		==History==
	[[Hrethrel Jusenkyou]] was already well-established as a seer and a sage after he correctly predicted the landslide at [[Avenhelm]]. He was widely sought by both humans and dragons for his knowledge, and traveled extensively around the [[Greater Continent]] and off-world.		[[Hrethrel Jusenkyou]] was already well-established as a seer and a sage after he correctly predicted the landslide at [[Avenhelm]]. He was widely sought by both humans and dragons for his knowledge, and traveled extensively around the [[Greater Continent]] and off-world. Though his prophecies delivered to humans usually took the form of observations and reassuring advice, many who encountered him felt the experience changed them.

	According to the legend, the stele was created in [[A.Y.]] 6522, in the year when [[Hygelic Jusenkyou]]'s egg was placed in [[High Mountain Flight]]'s [[Dragons#Rookery\|rookery]]. Accounts vary wildly as to the size and nature of the stele. Most accounts list it as having been written in [[Scoriography]], and specifically in the [[Dragons#Spoken\|spoken tongue]] of the dragons(most scoriographic inscriptions are actually written in [[Common]], which is also the language of draconic politics).		According to the legend, the stele was created in [[A.Y.]] 6522, in the year when [[Hygelic Jusenkyou]]'s egg was placed in [[High Mountain Flight]]'s [[Dragons#Rookery\|rookery]]. Accounts vary wildly as to the size and nature of the stele. Most accounts list it as having been written in [[Scoriography]], and specifically in the [[Dragons#Spoken\|spoken tongue]] of the dragons(most scoriographic inscriptions are actually written in [[Common]], which is also the language of draconic politics).
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	The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in [[Locksea]] and is not known to have ever visited [[Arindell]].		The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in [[Locksea]] and is not known to have ever visited [[Arindell]].

	~~In A~~.~~Y. 6600~~, ~~Hrethrel confirmed the existence of the stone by stating~~ he ~~had inscribed~~ it ~~himself~~.		Because of Hrethrel's track record for extremely accurate predictions, the Stele was widely sought-after. The belief was firm, yes insistent, they great profit or power would come to he who possessed it. Not helping matters


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	==History==		==History==
			[[Hrethrel Jusenkyou]] was already well-established as a seer and a sage after he correctly predicted the landslide at [[Avenhelm]]. He was widely sought by both humans and dragons for his knowledge, and traveled extensively around the [[Greater Continent]] and off-world.

	According to the legend, the stele was created in [[A.Y.]] 6522, in the year when [[Hygelic Jusenkyou]]'s egg was placed in [[High Mountain Flight]]'s [[Dragons#Rookery\|rookery]]. Accounts vary wildly as to the size and nature of the stele. Most accounts list it as having been written in [[Scoriography]], and specifically in the [[Dragons#Spoken\|spoken tongue]] of the dragons(most scoriographic inscriptions are actually written in [[Common]], which is also the language of draconic politics).		According to the legend, the stele was created in [[A.Y.]] 6522, in the year when [[Hygelic Jusenkyou]]'s egg was placed in [[High Mountain Flight]]'s [[Dragons#Rookery\|rookery]]. Accounts vary wildly as to the size and nature of the stele. Most accounts list it as having been written in [[Scoriography]], and specifically in the [[Dragons#Spoken\|spoken tongue]] of the dragons(most scoriographic inscriptions are actually written in [[Common]], which is also the language of draconic politics).

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	The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in [[Locksea]] and is not known to have ever visited [[Arindell]].		The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in [[Locksea]] and is not known to have ever visited [[Arindell]].

	In A.Y. 6600, Hrethrel confirmed the existence of the stone		In A.Y. 6600, Hrethrel confirmed the existence of the stone by stating he had inscribed it himself.


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	According to the legend, the stele was created in [[A.Y.]] 6522, in the year when [[Hygelic Jusenkyou]]'s egg was placed in [[High Mountain Flight]]'s [[Dragons#Rookery\|rookery]]. Accounts vary wildly as to the size and nature of the stele. Most accounts list it as having been written in [[Scoriography]], and specifically in the [[Dragons#Spoken\|spoken tongue]] of the dragons(most scoriographic inscriptions are actually written in [[Common]], which is also the language of draconic politics).		According to the legend, the stele was created in [[A.Y.]] 6522, in the year when [[Hygelic Jusenkyou]]'s egg was placed in [[High Mountain Flight]]'s [[Dragons#Rookery\|rookery]]. Accounts vary wildly as to the size and nature of the stele. Most accounts list it as having been written in [[Scoriography]], and specifically in the [[Dragons#Spoken\|spoken tongue]] of the dragons(most scoriographic inscriptions are actually written in [[Common]], which is also the language of draconic politics).

	The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in		The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age\|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in [[Locksea]] and is not known to have ever visited [[Arindell]].

			In A.Y. 6600, Hrethrel confirmed the existence of the stone


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Blood Stele is a stone inscribed with the prophecies regarding [[Hygelic's Heirs]].

==History==
According to the legend, the stele was created in [[A.Y.]] 6522, in the year when [[Hygelic Jusenkyou]]'s egg was placed in [[High Mountain Flight]]'s [[Dragons#Rookery|rookery]]. Accounts vary wildly as to the size and nature of the stele. Most accounts list it as having been written in [[Scoriography]], and specifically in the [[Dragons#Spoken|spoken tongue]] of the dragons(most scoriographic inscriptions are actually written in [[Common]], which is also the language of draconic politics).

The earliest mention in human literature is in the Chronicles of [[Shri Antiok]], a poet active in the mid [[Ages#The Sixth Age|Sixth Age]], who is also said to have recorded most of the prophecies. He said he was shown the stone by Hrethrel's own hand and that he wrote down what he saw as best he could. Since Antiok was a poet and not an historian, his accounts are often dismissed. Later speculation on the tablet mostly wrote Antiok out of the story entirely, because it was revealed he had lived his whole life in