Category:Shores of Lough Ne'Halin creatures - Revision history

INIQUITY: bts: point out "selkies" are part of the shapeshifting water spirit motif

2018-01-25T03:09:08Z

bts: point out "selkies" are part of the shapeshifting water spirit motif

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	==Behind the Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Lough Ne'halin translates as "lake without salt", presumably playing off the [[Gates of Oblivion\|Lake of Tears]], associated with [[purgatory]] in the old death mechanics. Similarly, [[Castle Anwyn]] appears partly based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Purgatory St. Patrick's Purgatory], located on Lough Derg. Noralgar is likely an anagram for Ragnorak, possibly including a portmanteau with Nagual, the mythological term for shapeshifting pumas such as Marliese from the [[Estrion]] story. Likewise, the [[NPC]] Norandar in the Castle Anwyn story was clearly playing off Noralgar forest, which may refer to the Noranda region of Perth, Australia, an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/sot.aspx "The Shadow out of Time"] which is the subtext for [[The Graveyard]]. The rumor section is a Loch Ness Monster joke, but might refer to the Jimmy Carter [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_rabbit_incident "killer rabbit"] incident from 1979. The Rabbit of Caerbannog (Welsh: "castle with turrets") from Monty Python and the Holy Grail can be interpreted in the [[Nonomino#Behind the Scenes\|castle barracks]]. Similarly, "On the Shores of Lough Neagh" was an album of Irish folk songs, released in 1978.		Lough Ne'halin translates as "lake without salt", presumably playing off the [[Gates of Oblivion\|Lake of Tears]], associated with [[purgatory]] in the old death mechanics. Similarly, [[Castle Anwyn]] appears partly based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Purgatory St. Patrick's Purgatory], located on Lough Derg. Noralgar is likely an anagram for Ragnorak, possibly including a portmanteau with Nagual, the mythological term for shapeshifting pumas such as Marliese from the [[Estrion]] story. Likewise, the [[NPC]] Norandar in the Castle Anwyn story was clearly playing off Noralgar forest, which may refer to the Noranda region of Perth, Australia, an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/sot.aspx "The Shadow out of Time"] which is the subtext for [[The Graveyard]]. The rumor section is a Loch Ness Monster joke, but might refer to the Jimmy Carter [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_rabbit_incident "killer rabbit"] incident from 1979. The Rabbit of Caerbannog (Welsh: "castle with turrets") from Monty Python and the Holy Grail can be interpreted in the [[Nonomino#Behind the Scenes\|castle barracks]]. Similarly, "On the Shores of Lough Neagh" was an album of Irish folk songs, released in 1978.

			The "Selkie Clearing" refers to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selkie another form] of mythological shapeshifting [[The Broken Lands and ki-lin: Part 3 (log)\|water spirit]], like a seal mermaid, formed from the souls of the drowned.

	[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]

VANKRASN39: bts fix

2017-10-30T19:53:52Z

bts fix

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	Rumors: Deep within the lough lies an unspeakable terror. When questioning locals about it, they refused to say anything at all. Curious.		Rumors: Deep within the lough lies an unspeakable terror. When questioning locals about it, they refused to say anything at all. Curious.

	==Behind ~~The~~ Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Lough Ne'halin translates as "lake without salt", presumably playing off the [[Gates of Oblivion\|Lake of Tears]], associated with [[purgatory]] in the old death mechanics. Similarly, [[Castle Anwyn]] appears partly based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Purgatory St. Patrick's Purgatory], located on Lough Derg. Noralgar is likely an anagram for Ragnorak, possibly including a portmanteau with Nagual, the mythological term for shapeshifting pumas such as Marliese from the [[Estrion]] story. Likewise, the [[NPC]] Norandar in the Castle Anwyn story was clearly playing off Noralgar forest, which may refer to the Noranda region of Perth, Australia, an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/sot.aspx "The Shadow out of Time"] which is the subtext for [[The Graveyard]]. The rumor section is a Loch Ness Monster joke, but might refer to the Jimmy Carter [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_rabbit_incident "killer rabbit"] incident from 1979. The Rabbit of Caerbannog (Welsh: "castle with turrets") from Monty Python and the Holy Grail can be interpreted in the [[Nonomino#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|castle barracks]]. Similarly, "On the Shores of Lough Neagh" was an album of Irish folk songs, released in 1978.		Lough Ne'halin translates as "lake without salt", presumably playing off the [[Gates of Oblivion\|Lake of Tears]], associated with [[purgatory]] in the old death mechanics. Similarly, [[Castle Anwyn]] appears partly based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Purgatory St. Patrick's Purgatory], located on Lough Derg. Noralgar is likely an anagram for Ragnorak, possibly including a portmanteau with Nagual, the mythological term for shapeshifting pumas such as Marliese from the [[Estrion]] story. Likewise, the [[NPC]] Norandar in the Castle Anwyn story was clearly playing off Noralgar forest, which may refer to the Noranda region of Perth, Australia, an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/sot.aspx "The Shadow out of Time"] which is the subtext for [[The Graveyard]]. The rumor section is a Loch Ness Monster joke, but might refer to the Jimmy Carter [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_rabbit_incident "killer rabbit"] incident from 1979. The Rabbit of Caerbannog (Welsh: "castle with turrets") from Monty Python and the Holy Grail can be interpreted in the [[Nonomino#Behind the Scenes\|castle barracks]]. Similarly, "On the Shores of Lough Neagh" was an album of Irish folk songs, released in 1978.

	[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]

INIQUITY: behind the scenes: "on the shores of lough neagh" was a 1978 album of Irish folk songs

2017-05-02T22:10:50Z

behind the scenes: "on the shores of lough neagh" was a 1978 album of Irish folk songs

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	Lough Ne'halin translates as "lake without salt", presumably playing off the [[Gates of Oblivion\|Lake of Tears]], associated with [[purgatory]] in the old death mechanics. Similarly, [[Castle Anwyn]] appears partly based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Purgatory St. Patrick's Purgatory], located on Lough Derg. Noralgar is likely an anagram for Ragnorak, possibly including a portmanteau with Nagual, the mythological term for shapeshifting pumas such as Marliese from the [[Estrion]] story. Likewise, the [[NPC]] Norandar in the Castle Anwyn story was clearly playing off Noralgar forest, which may refer to the Noranda region of Perth, Australia, an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/sot.aspx "The Shadow out of Time"] which is the subtext for [[The Graveyard]]. The rumor section is a Loch Ness Monster joke, but might refer to the Jimmy Carter [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_rabbit_incident "killer rabbit"] incident. The Rabbit of Caerbannog (Welsh: "castle with turrets") from Monty Python is in the castle barracks.		Lough Ne'halin translates as "lake without salt", presumably playing off the [[Gates of Oblivion\|Lake of Tears]], associated with [[purgatory]] in the old death mechanics. Similarly, [[Castle Anwyn]] appears partly based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Purgatory St. Patrick's Purgatory], located on Lough Derg. Noralgar is likely an anagram for Ragnorak, possibly including a portmanteau with Nagual, the mythological term for shapeshifting pumas such as Marliese from the [[Estrion]] story. Likewise, the [[NPC]] Norandar in the Castle Anwyn story was clearly playing off Noralgar forest, which may refer to the Noranda region of Perth, Australia, an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/sot.aspx "The Shadow out of Time"] which is the subtext for [[The Graveyard]]. The rumor section is a Loch Ness Monster joke, but might refer to the Jimmy Carter [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_rabbit_incident "killer rabbit"] incident from 1979. The Rabbit of Caerbannog (Welsh: "castle with turrets") from Monty Python and the Holy Grail can be interpreted in the [[Nonomino#Behind The Scenes\|castle barracks]]. Similarly, "On the Shores of Lough Neagh" was an album of Irish folk songs, released in 1978.

	[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]

INIQUITY: add official description, rumors section, behind the scenes

2017-04-27T23:33:45Z

add official description, rumors section, behind the scenes

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	[[Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|thumb\|Tsoran's map]]		[[Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|thumb\|Tsoran's map]]
	This category lists all creatures found in the Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|WL-lysierian]].		This category lists all creatures found in the Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|WL-lysierian]].

			==Official Description==
			The winding shore wavers from northwest to southeast along the misty fog-covered lake. Bordered mostly by pine trees and lake reeds, the shores provide a calm mysterious view for travellers upon the Old Noralgar road that mirrors its path.

			Rumors: Deep within the lough lies an unspeakable terror. When questioning locals about it, they refused to say anything at all. Curious.

			==Behind The Scenes==
			Lough Ne'halin translates as "lake without salt", presumably playing off the [[Gates of Oblivion\|Lake of Tears]], associated with [[purgatory]] in the old death mechanics. Similarly, [[Castle Anwyn]] appears partly based on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Patrick%27s_Purgatory St. Patrick's Purgatory], located on Lough Derg. Noralgar is likely an anagram for Ragnorak, possibly including a portmanteau with Nagual, the mythological term for shapeshifting pumas such as Marliese from the [[Estrion]] story. Likewise, the [[NPC]] Norandar in the Castle Anwyn story was clearly playing off Noralgar forest, which may refer to the Noranda region of Perth, Australia, an allusion to [http://www.hplovecraft.com/writings/texts/fiction/sot.aspx "The Shadow out of Time"] which is the subtext for [[The Graveyard]]. The rumor section is a Loch Ness Monster joke, but might refer to the Jimmy Carter [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jimmy_Carter_rabbit_incident "killer rabbit"] incident. The Rabbit of Caerbannog (Welsh: "castle with turrets") from Monty Python is in the castle barracks.

	[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]

VANKRASN39: remove links

2015-01-04T17:57:28Z

remove links

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	This category lists all creatures found in the [[Shores of Lough Ne'Halin]] hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|WL-lysierian]].		This category lists all creatures found in the Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|WL-lysierian]].

	[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]

GS4-KEIOS: 4 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

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	This category lists all creatures found in the [[Shores of Lough Ne'Halin]] hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|WL-lysierian]].		This category lists all creatures found in the [[Shores of Lough Ne'Halin]] hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|WL-lysierian]].

	{{Wehnimer's Landing}}
	[[Category:Hunting Areas]]
	[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]
	[[Category:Tsoran map WL-lysierian Hunting Areas]]

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	This category lists all creatures found in the [[Shores of Lough Ne'Halin]] hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian\|WL-lysierian]].		This category lists all creatures found in the [[Shores of Lough Ne'Halin]] hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|WL-lysierian]].

	{{Wehnimer's Landing}}		{{Wehnimer's Landing}}

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Updating the pages, should be much prettier.

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			[[Image:WL-lysierian.gif\|thumb\|[http://www.tsoran.com Tsoran's] map.]]
	This category lists all creatures found in the [[Shores of Lough Ne'Halin]] hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[Image:WL-lysierian~~.gif~~]].~~{{Wehnimer's Landing}}~~		This category lists all creatures found in the [[Shores of Lough Ne'Halin]] hunting area. The Shores of Lough Ne'Halin hunting area is nearest to the town of [[Wehnimer's Landing]]. It is found on the Tsoran map [[:Image:WL-lysierian\|WL-lysierian]].

			{{Wehnimer's Landing}}
	[[Category:Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Hunting Areas]]
	[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]		[[Category:Wehnimer's Landing Hunting Areas]]