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In the year 113 CE, the [[ | In the year 113 CE, the [[druid]]s of [[Hartstone]] were alarmed to find that [[Dain]], one of their own, had fallen into a sudden and mysterious coma. [[Ridien|Moon Priestess Ridien]] was called upon to diagnose the man's affliction, with no success. A seemingly unrelated event in [[New Celest]] would soon occur in which Kaileigh, a member of the [[Aquamancers]], began to act erratically. To protect herself and others, the [[Paladins]] locked her away under their vigilant guard and soon observed that she could not remember anything about her behavior once it abated. More Aquamancers fell victim to the strange possessions, throwing the city into a state of panic. | ||
On the other side of the [[Basin of Life|Basin]], [[Magnagora | On the other side of the [[Basin of Life|Basin]], [[Magnagora]]ns bore witness to [[Geomancers]] suddenly searching without rest on the [[Elemental Plane of Earth|Earth Plane]] for something they claimed would bring about "a new age for the Geomancers Guild". When mages of all three guilds soon began experiencing dark and disturbing lucid dreams, | ||
[[Category:History]] | [[Category:History]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:02, 8 December 2021
In the year 113 CE, the druids of Hartstone were alarmed to find that Dain, one of their own, had fallen into a sudden and mysterious coma. Moon Priestess Ridien was called upon to diagnose the man's affliction, with no success. A seemingly unrelated event in New Celest would soon occur in which Kaileigh, a member of the Aquamancers, began to act erratically. To protect herself and others, the Paladins locked her away under their vigilant guard and soon observed that she could not remember anything about her behavior once it abated. More Aquamancers fell victim to the strange possessions, throwing the city into a state of panic.
On the other side of the Basin, Magnagorans bore witness to Geomancers suddenly searching without rest on the Earth Plane for something they claimed would bring about "a new age for the Geomancers Guild". When mages of all three guilds soon began experiencing dark and disturbing lucid dreams,