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 ==Behind the Scenes==
-The archaeological evidence on the [[Coastal Cliffs]] implies that the Etrevion family had some degree of fealty to Klysus ([[Luukos#Behind the Scenes|Luukos]]) through [[Lorgalis]]. The significance of the bellacorn for [[Bandur Etrevion]] is a mocking representation of Klysus as the lizard god. The mad banquet room in the [[purgatory]] section of The Graveyard is an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/ds.aspx "The Doom That Came To Sarnath"] by H.P. Lovecraft. In the story the king and his nobles lose their kingdom upon transforming into reptilian sub-human beasts (resembling [[leaper|bounders]] and [[greater kappa|kappas]]) who gibber and dance in worship of a demonic water-lizard god.
+The ruins and cemetery on the [[Coastal Cliffs]] might be implying the Etrevion family had some degree of fealty to Klysus ([[Luukos#Behind the Scenes|Luukos]]) through [[Lorgalis]]. This would be reading the surrounding context of the Jaiman (1989) source book into "[[The Legend of the Necropolis of Etrevion]]", as well as the relationship between Lorgalis and Klysus from Emer (1990) as a retcon. It is thus tempting to interpret the bellacorn ivory in the burial mound as a mocking representation of Klysus as the lizard god. But this seems to be apocryphal. Klysus was not defined yet in published sources when the story and Graveyard were first created. If the mad banquet room of The Graveyard were an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/ds.aspx "The Doom That Came To Sarnath"], the [[leaper|bounders]] and bellacorn could play into its demonic water-lizard god. But that is highly unlikely.
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	The bellacorn would slash open the crew with its fangs when they were in the water, letting them bleed out to attract scavengers so that it could kill and eat them as well. It was able to overpower ships greater than thirty feet long, and would come on land by dozens of yards to attack coastal settlements. It would walk on land using wide, flipper-like fins, which looked utterly grotesque and horrifying. Kestrel Etrevion was known to make trophies of bellacorn ivory. It is most likely intentional that the only place the bellacorn is referenced is in his burial mound, which is symbolically shaped as an overturned war ship that is covered in highly toxic [[salorisa\|flowers]] with blue leaves, perhaps resembling blood in the water. It is one of numerous subtly mocking memorials in [[The Graveyard]].		The bellacorn would slash open the crew with its fangs when they were in the water, letting them bleed out to attract scavengers so that it could kill and eat them as well. It was able to overpower ships greater than thirty feet long, and would come on land by dozens of yards to attack coastal settlements. It would walk on land using wide, flipper-like fins, which looked utterly grotesque and horrifying. Kestrel Etrevion was known to make trophies of bellacorn ivory. It is most likely intentional that the only place the bellacorn is referenced is in his burial mound, which is symbolically shaped as an overturned war ship that is covered in highly toxic [[salorisa\|flowers]] with blue leaves, perhaps resembling blood in the water. It is one of numerous subtly mocking memorials in [[The Graveyard]].

	==Behind ~~The~~ Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	The archaeological evidence on the [[Coastal Cliffs]] implies that the Etrevion family had some degree of fealty to Klysus ([[Luukos#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Luukos]]) through [[Lorgalis]]. The significance of the bellacorn for [[Bandur Etrevion]] is a mocking representation of Klysus as the lizard god. The mad banquet room in the [[purgatory]] section of The Graveyard is an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/ds.aspx "The Doom That Came To Sarnath"] by H.P. Lovecraft. In the story the king and his nobles lose their kingdom upon transforming into reptilian sub-human beasts (resembling [[leaper\|bounders]] and [[greater kappa\|kappas]]) who gibber and dance in worship of a demonic water-lizard god.		The archaeological evidence on the [[Coastal Cliffs]] implies that the Etrevion family had some degree of fealty to Klysus ([[Luukos#Behind the Scenes\|Luukos]]) through [[Lorgalis]]. The significance of the bellacorn for [[Bandur Etrevion]] is a mocking representation of Klysus as the lizard god. The mad banquet room in the [[purgatory]] section of The Graveyard is an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/ds.aspx "The Doom That Came To Sarnath"] by H.P. Lovecraft. In the story the king and his nobles lose their kingdom upon transforming into reptilian sub-human beasts (resembling [[leaper\|bounders]] and [[greater kappa\|kappas]]) who gibber and dance in worship of a demonic water-lizard god.

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	The archaeological evidence on the [[Coastal Cliffs]] implies that the Etrevion family had some degree of fealty to Klysus ([[Luukos#Behind The Scenes\|Luukos]]) through [[Lorgalis]]. The significance of the bellacorn for [[Bandur Etrevion]] is a mocking representation of Klysus as the lizard god. The mad banquet room in the [[purgatory]] section of The Graveyard is an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/ds.aspx "The Doom That Came To Sarnath"] by H.P. Lovecraft. In the story the king and his nobles lose their kingdom upon transforming into reptilian sub-human beasts (resembling [[leaper\|bounders]]) who gibber and dance in worship of a demonic water-lizard god.		The archaeological evidence on the [[Coastal Cliffs]] implies that the Etrevion family had some degree of fealty to Klysus ([[Luukos#Behind The Scenes\|Luukos]]) through [[Lorgalis]]. The significance of the bellacorn for [[Bandur Etrevion]] is a mocking representation of Klysus as the lizard god. The mad banquet room in the [[purgatory]] section of The Graveyard is an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/ds.aspx "The Doom That Came To Sarnath"] by H.P. Lovecraft. In the story the king and his nobles lose their kingdom upon transforming into reptilian sub-human beasts (resembling [[leaper\|bounders]] and [[greater kappa\|kappas]]) who gibber and dance in worship of a demonic water-lizard god.

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Behind The Scenes

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	'''Bellacorn''' were huge sea monsters that were supposedly "occasional visitors" to [[Darkstone Bay]] in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]]. Few survivors existed to speak of the bellacorn, but they said it resembles a giant lizard stuffed in a turtle shell. It would bellow loudly to cause chaos, then smash into the sides of the ship, or rise up under it to turn it. It was difficult to pierce its shells or scales with weapons. They were particularly likely to be lurking on the east side of the Bay.		'''Bellacorn''' were huge sea monsters that were supposedly "occasional visitors" to Claedesbrim Bay ([[Darkstone Bay]]) in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]]. Few survivors existed to speak of the bellacorn, but they said it resembles a giant lizard stuffed in a turtle shell. It would bellow loudly to cause chaos, then smash into the sides of the ship, or rise up under it to turn it. It was difficult to pierce its shells or scales with weapons. They were particularly likely to be lurking on the east side of the Bay. This is where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] would have been raiding prior to his extended voyages to the west.

	The bellacorn would slash open the crew with its fangs when they were in the water, letting them bleed out to attract scavengers so that it could kill and eat them as well. It was able to overpower ships greater than thirty feet long, and would come on land by dozens of yards to attack coastal settlements. It would walk on land using wide, flipper-like fins, which looked utterly grotesque and horrifying. [[Kestrel Etrevion]] was known to make trophies of bellacorn ivory. It is most likely intentional that the only place the bellacorn is referenced is in his burial mound, which is symbolically shaped as an overturned war ship that is covered in highly toxic [[salorisa\|flowers]] with blue leaves, perhaps resembling blood in the water.		The bellacorn would slash open the crew with its fangs when they were in the water, letting them bleed out to attract scavengers so that it could kill and eat them as well. It was able to overpower ships greater than thirty feet long, and would come on land by dozens of yards to attack coastal settlements. It would walk on land using wide, flipper-like fins, which looked utterly grotesque and horrifying. Kestrel Etrevion was known to make trophies of bellacorn ivory. It is most likely intentional that the only place the bellacorn is referenced is in his burial mound, which is symbolically shaped as an overturned war ship that is covered in highly toxic [[salorisa\|flowers]] with blue leaves, perhaps resembling blood in the water. It is one of numerous subtly mocking memorials in [[The Graveyard]].

			==Behind The Scenes==
			The archaeological evidence on the [[Coastal Cliffs]] implies that the Etrevion family had some degree of fealty to Klysus ([[Luukos#Behind The Scenes\|Luukos]]) through [[Lorgalis]]. The significance of the bellacorn for [[Bandur Etrevion]] is a mocking representation of Klysus as the lizard god. The mad banquet room in the [[purgatory]] section of The Graveyard is an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/ds.aspx "The Doom That Came To Sarnath"] by H.P. Lovecraft. In the story the king and his nobles lose their kingdom upon transforming into reptilian sub-human beasts (resembling [[leaper\|bounders]]) who gibber and dance in worship of a demonic water-lizard god.

	[[Category:ICE Age]]		[[Category:ICE Age]]

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	'''Bellacorn''' were huge sea monsters that were supposedly "occasional visitors" to [[Darkstone Bay]] in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]]. Few survivors existed to speak of the bellacorn, but they said it resembles a giant lizard stuffed in a turtle shell. It would bellow loudly to cause chaos, then smash into the sides of the ship, or rise up under it to turn it. It was difficult to pierce its shells or scales with weapons. They were particularly likely to be lurking on the east side of the Bay.		'''Bellacorn''' were huge sea monsters that were supposedly "occasional visitors" to [[Darkstone Bay]] in the [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]]. Few survivors existed to speak of the bellacorn, but they said it resembles a giant lizard stuffed in a turtle shell. It would bellow loudly to cause chaos, then smash into the sides of the ship, or rise up under it to turn it. It was difficult to pierce its shells or scales with weapons. They were particularly likely to be lurking on the east side of the Bay.

	The bellacorn would slash open the crew with its fangs when they were in the water, letting them bleed out to attract scavengers so that it could kill and eat them as well. It was able to overpower ships greater than thirty feet long, and would come on land by dozens of yards to attack coastal settlements. It would walk on land using wide, flipper-like fins, which looked utterly grotesque and horrifying. [[Kestrel Etrevion]] was known to make trophies of bellacorn ivory.		The bellacorn would slash open the crew with its fangs when they were in the water, letting them bleed out to attract scavengers so that it could kill and eat them as well. It was able to overpower ships greater than thirty feet long, and would come on land by dozens of yards to attack coastal settlements. It would walk on land using wide, flipper-like fins, which looked utterly grotesque and horrifying. [[Kestrel Etrevion]] was known to make trophies of bellacorn ivory. It is most likely intentional that the only place the bellacorn is referenced is in his burial mound, which is symbolically shaped as an overturned war ship that is covered in highly toxic [[salorisa\|flowers]] with blue leaves, perhaps resembling blood in the water.

	[[Category:ICE Age]]		[[Category:ICE Age]]

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'''Bellacorn''' were huge sea monsters that were supposedly "occasional visitors" to [[Darkstone Bay]] in the [[ICE age|I.C.E. Age]]. Few survivors existed to speak of the bellacorn, but they said it resembles a giant lizard stuffed in a turtle shell. It would bellow loudly to cause chaos, then smash into the sides of the ship, or rise up under it to turn it. It was difficult to pierce its shells or scales with weapons. They were particularly likely to be lurking on the east side of the Bay.

The bellacorn would slash open the crew with its fangs when they were in the water, letting them bleed out to attract scavengers so that it could kill and eat them as well. It was able to overpower ships greater than thirty feet long, and would come on land by dozens of yards to attack coastal settlements. It would walk on land using wide, flipper-like fins, which looked utterly grotesque and horrifying. [[Kestrel Etrevion]] was known to make trophies of bellacorn ivory.

[[Category:ICE Age]]