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	Like many such articles at Arden Song, the displayed object is speculated by many to be a reproduction, while the true Staff of Manos is kept in an undisclosed location.		Like many such articles at Arden Song, the displayed object is speculated by many to be a reproduction, while the true Staff of Manos is kept in an undisclosed location.

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Siddharth1 at 19:42, 20 December 2017

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	The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to perform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as [[Mithrill]] or [[adamantium]]; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.		The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to perform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as [[Mithrill]] or [[adamantium]]; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.

	The ~~providence~~ of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details that lead experts to conclude it is not a reproduction. Accounts from the [[Mage Wars]] speak of the staff levelling mountains and laying waste to entire regions.		The provenance of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details that lead experts to conclude it is not a reproduction. Accounts from the [[Mage Wars]] speak of the staff levelling mountains and laying waste to entire regions.

	For that reason, the Arden government has never allowed anyone to physically touch the staff. When it is moved(~~such~~ as perodic display updates) it is moved only using small cranes, hooks, and lifts. Operators of these machines often report "feeling a strong power" through their controls, even when just touching a device that touches the staff. Many museum visitors report similar experiences ~~while~~ in proximity to it, often citing that the display case sits on the ground, which their feet are touching. However, these experiences have been written off as psycho-somatic.		For that reason, the Arden government has never allowed anyone to physically touch the staff. When it is moved (as on perodic display updates) it is moved only using small cranes, hooks, and lifts. Operators of these machines often report "feeling a strong power" through their controls, even when just touching a device that touches the staff. Many museum visitors report similar experiences in proximity to it, often citing that the display case sits on the ground, which their feet are touching. However, these experiences have been written off as psycho-somatic.

	The staff is currently houses within an inch-thick acrylic case, where it sits atop three evenly-spaced silk pillows on a marble slab. The display hides four metal doors that can be dropped down from the ceiling, and the display room itself is within a vault. Four armed guards, one at each corner, stand ~~vigil over the land~~ at all times, with a further six guards in the room, in addition to usual museum staff.		The staff is currently houses within an inch-thick acrylic case, where it sits atop three evenly-spaced silk pillows on a marble slab. The display hides four metal doors that can be dropped down from the ceiling, and the display room itself is within a vault. Four armed guards, one at each corner, stand at all times, with a further six guards in the room, in addition to usual museum staff.

	Like many such articles at Arden Song, the displayed object is speculated by many to be a reproduction, while the true Staff of Manos is kept in an undisclosed location.		Like many such articles at Arden Song, the displayed object is speculated by many to be a reproduction, while the true Staff of Manos is kept in an undisclosed location.

Siddharth1 at 00:47, 4 November 2017

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	The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to perform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as [[Mithrill]] or [[~~admantium~~]]; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.		The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to perform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as [[Mithrill]] or [[adamantium]]; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.

	The providence of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details that lead experts to conclude it is not a reproduction. Accounts from the [[Mage Wars]] speak of the staff levelling mountains and laying waste to entire regions.		The providence of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details that lead experts to conclude it is not a reproduction. Accounts from the [[Mage Wars]] speak of the staff levelling mountains and laying waste to entire regions.

Siddharth1 at 00:47, 4 November 2017

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	The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to ~~preform~~ surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as ~~mithril~~ or admantium; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.		The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to perform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as [[Mithrill]] or [[admantium]]; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.

	The providence of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details that lead experts to conclude it is not a reproduction. Accounts from the [[Mage Wars]] speak of the staff ~~leveling~~ mountains and laying waste to entire regions.		The providence of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details that lead experts to conclude it is not a reproduction. Accounts from the [[Mage Wars]] speak of the staff levelling mountains and laying waste to entire regions.

	For that reason, the Arden government has never allowed anyone to physically touch the staff. When it is moved(such as perodic display updates) it is moved only using small ~~crains~~, hooks, and lifts. Operators of these machines often report "feeling a strong power" through their controls, even when just touching a device that touches the staff. Many museum visitors report similar experiences while in proximity to it, often citing that the display case sits on the ground, which their feet are touching. However, these experiences have been written off as psycho-somatic.		For that reason, the Arden government has never allowed anyone to physically touch the staff. When it is moved(such as perodic display updates) it is moved only using small cranes, hooks, and lifts. Operators of these machines often report "feeling a strong power" through their controls, even when just touching a device that touches the staff. Many museum visitors report similar experiences while in proximity to it, often citing that the display case sits on the ground, which their feet are touching. However, these experiences have been written off as psycho-somatic.

	The staff is currently houses within an inch-thick ~~accrylic~~ case, where it sits atop three evenly-spaced silk pillows on a marble slab. The display hides four metal doors that can be dropped down from the ceiling, and the display room itself is within a vault. Four armed guards, one at each corner, stand vigil over the land at all times, with a further six guards in the room, in addition to usual museum staff.		The staff is currently houses within an inch-thick acrylic case, where it sits atop three evenly-spaced silk pillows on a marble slab. The display hides four metal doors that can be dropped down from the ceiling, and the display room itself is within a vault. Four armed guards, one at each corner, stand vigil over the land at all times, with a further six guards in the room, in addition to usual museum staff.

	Like many such articles at Arden Song, the displayed object is speculated by many to be a reproduction, while the true Staff of Manos is kept in an undisclosed location.		Like many such articles at Arden Song, the displayed object is speculated by many to be a reproduction, while the true Staff of Manos is kept in an undisclosed location.

CourseDirector at 21:03, 3 November 2017

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	The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to preform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as mithril or admantium; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.		The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age\|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to preform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as mithril or admantium; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.

	The providence of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details.		The providence of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details that lead experts to conclude it is not a reproduction. Accounts from the [[Mage Wars]] speak of the staff leveling mountains and laying waste to entire regions.

			For that reason, the Arden government has never allowed anyone to physically touch the staff. When it is moved(such as perodic display updates) it is moved only using small crains, hooks, and lifts. Operators of these machines often report "feeling a strong power" through their controls, even when just touching a device that touches the staff. Many museum visitors report similar experiences while in proximity to it, often citing that the display case sits on the ground, which their feet are touching. However, these experiences have been written off as psycho-somatic.

			The staff is currently houses within an inch-thick accrylic case, where it sits atop three evenly-spaced silk pillows on a marble slab. The display hides four metal doors that can be dropped down from the ceiling, and the display room itself is within a vault. Four armed guards, one at each corner, stand vigil over the land at all times, with a further six guards in the room, in addition to usual museum staff.

			Like many such articles at Arden Song, the displayed object is speculated by many to be a reproduction, while the true Staff of Manos is kept in an undisclosed location.

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The Staff of Manos is a relic from the [[Mythical Age]] and is believed to have incredible power. The source and nature of that power are not well understood. In the [[Ages#The Second Age|Second Age]], a scientific team from the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]] was allowed to preform surface scans on the staff in the museum where it is housed on [[Arden Song]]. The tests indicated no presence of special magical materials such as mithril or admantium; though the alloy the staff was made from did contain quantities of silver.

The providence of the artifact is well established, making its relatively mundane composition even more confusing. The craftsmanship is said to be exquisite, with many small and nuanced details.