Cellious - Revision history

Siddharth1 at 16:42, 3 September 2019

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	Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.		Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.

	Famed historian [[Herbet Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was armies of undead led by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromantic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ~~ever~~ been found in that area.		Famed historian [[Herbet Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was armies of undead led by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromantic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have been found in that area.

	Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and ~~that~~ the Paladins felt this was an affront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself, in that the entire Order simply moved someplace less necromantic.		Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to [[necromancy]] themselves to fight the undead armies, and the Paladins felt this was an affront, and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself, in that the entire Order simply moved someplace less necromantic.

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CourseDirector at 16:27, 25 July 2019

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	Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an affront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself, in that the entire Order simply moved someplace less necromantic.		Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an affront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself, in that the entire Order simply moved someplace less necromantic.

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Siddharth1 at 16:35, 6 May 2017

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	Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.		Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.

	Famed historian [[Herbet Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was armies of undead led by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and ~~necromanic~~ ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ever been found in that area.		Famed historian [[Herbet Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was armies of undead led by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromantic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ever been found in that area.

	Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an affront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself, in that the entire Order simply moved someplace less necromantic.		Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an affront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself, in that the entire Order simply moved someplace less necromantic.

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Siddharth1 at 20:47, 17 March 2014

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	Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.		Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.

	Famed historian [[Herbet Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was ~~in fact~~ armies of undead ~~lead~~ by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits ~~as this would have been~~ during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromanic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ever been found in that area.		Famed historian [[Herbet Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was armies of undead led by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromanic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ever been found in that area.

	Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an ~~afront~~ and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself~~. The Western Wind were not survivors and refugees~~, the entire Order simply ~~picked up and~~ moved someplace less ~~necromancy~~.		Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an affront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself, in that the entire Order simply moved someplace less necromantic.

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CourseDirector at 21:31, 14 June 2013

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	Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an afront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself. The Western Wind were not survivors and refugees, the entire Order simply picked up and moved someplace less necromancy.		Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an afront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself. The Western Wind were not survivors and refugees, the entire Order simply picked up and moved someplace less necromancy.

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CourseDirector at 21:30, 14 June 2013

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	Cellious was a coalition of city-states founded at the beginning of the [[mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]] and lasted for perhaps five hundred years. Cellious is located in the present-day region of [[Ebeta]]. Among the city-states was [[lahut]], famous as the birthplace of the [[Order of the Western ~~Winds~~]], the oldest sect of [[Paladin]]s.		Cellious was a coalition of city-states founded at the beginning of the [[mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]] and lasted for perhaps five hundred years. Cellious is located in the present-day region of [[Ebeta]]. Among the city-states was [[lahut]], famous as the birthplace of the [[Order of the Western Wind]], the oldest sect of [[Paladin]]s.

	Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.		Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.

CourseDirector at 21:30, 14 June 2013

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	Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.		Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin\|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.

	Famed historian [[~~Herbert~~ Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was in fact armies of undead lead by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits as this would have been during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromanic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ever been found in that area.		Famed historian [[Herbet Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was in fact armies of undead lead by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits as this would have been during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromanic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ever been found in that area.

	Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an afront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself. The Western Wind were not survivors and refugees, the entire Order simply picked up and moved someplace less necromancy.		Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an afront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself. The Western Wind were not survivors and refugees, the entire Order simply picked up and moved someplace less necromancy.

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Cellious was a coalition of city-states founded at the beginning of the [[mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period|First Chaotic Period]] and lasted for perhaps five hundred years. Cellious is located in the present-day region of [[Ebeta]]. Among the city-states was [[lahut]], famous as the birthplace of the [[Order of the Western Winds]], the oldest sect of [[Paladin]]s.

Almost everything known about Cellious comes from records belonging to the Order of the Western Winds, and say very little about the rest of the city-states. Apparently each was ruled by a "mortal king" and protected by a [[Mage Tower]]. Lahut's army of [[Paladin|paladins]] were elemental in defending the region against "a great scourge"; however the paladins eventually abandoned the region.

Famed historian [[Herbert Patric Galactis]] made a well-reasoned argument that the "great scourge" which destroyed Cellious was in fact armies of undead lead by [[Grey Temple]] Necromancers. The timing fits as this would have been during the [[Golden Age of Necromancy]], and necromanic ruins have been found as far north as [[Rowen]]. Since [[Ebeta]] underwent massive upheavals and geologic activity thousands of years later, no ruins dating to the First Chaotic Period have ever been found in that area.

Galactis went on to speculate that the various city-states of Cellious turned to necromancy themselves to fight the undead armies, and that the Paladins felt this was an afront and left. The entire region was destroyed not long after. This explains, Galactis said, how the Order could so fully relocate itself. The Western Wind were not survivors and refugees, the entire Order simply picked up and moved someplace less necromancy.