Drake's Shrine - Revision history

GS4-GYRES: Removed reference to spellsongs being stripped, as bards no longer immediately lose spellsongs on the swim.

2021-07-29T02:37:12Z

Removed reference to spellsongs being stripped, as bards no longer immediately lose spellsongs on the swim.

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	==Landmarks and other information==		==Landmarks and other information==
	Your non self-cast spells ~~and spellsongs~~ will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.		Your non self-cast spells will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.

	==Behind the Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==

VANKRASN39: bts fix

2017-10-30T17:19:41Z

bts fix

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	Your non self-cast spells and spellsongs will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.		Your non self-cast spells and spellsongs will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.

	==Behind ~~The~~ Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	The Drake's Shrine contains a number of subtle allusions to the Book of Revelation, including the tympanum of Moissac Abbey in France, and "The Dream of Macsen Wledig" from the Welsh Mabinogion. The heart shape with the ice and the "dance of the dragons" room might be [[Wall of Darkness#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|allusions]] to the first Game of Thrones book from 1996. The "Great (Red) Dragon" is the beast of the Book of Revelation, but the [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Inferno]] and Paradiso imagery of Dante has been inverted, so climbing up the back of the statue of the great dragon really represents God rather than Satan. This inversion of "judgment" to "forgiveness" in the Book of Revelation regarding the Great Red Dragon might be an allusion to the prophetic books of William Blake, where the Whore of Babylon becomes the chaste virgin [[Muylari#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Vala]], the lake of fire becomes the [[Flows of essence#River of Life\|water of life]] (arguably symbolized by the [[Gates of Oblivion#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Lake of Tears]]), and the prefatory poem of his "Milton" is about the legend behind [[Castle Anwyn#Behind ~~The~~ Scenes\|Glastonbury Abbey]] where Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus to England. The entrance to the Drake's Shrine was unlocked by inserting the Stones of Virtue into the six tined crown symbol of Koar. It is an allusion to "Diu Crone" ("The Crown") by Heinrich von dem Türlin, where each Arthurian story is likened to a jewel in a crown, and each Stone of Virtue contains a story of a virtuous feat. This is the only medieval version where Gawain is the knight who achieves the Grail. When messing with the stones you become stunned with an image of Lorminstra as a weeping young lass, which is an allusion to the weeping young Grail maiden, where she forgives you even though that is not part of her theology. The [[Eye of the Drake]] just past the Lake of Tears is the portal to [[The Rift]]. It is a reference to the way Dante depicted God as overlapping circles of reflecting rainbows and fire at the end of his "Divine Comedy".		The Drake's Shrine contains a number of subtle allusions to the Book of Revelation, including the tympanum of Moissac Abbey in France, and "The Dream of Macsen Wledig" from the Welsh Mabinogion. The heart shape with the ice and the "dance of the dragons" room might be [[Wall of Darkness#Behind the Scenes\|allusions]] to the first Game of Thrones book from 1996. The "Great (Red) Dragon" is the beast of the Book of Revelation, but the [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind the Scenes\|Inferno]] and Paradiso imagery of Dante has been inverted, so climbing up the back of the statue of the great dragon really represents God rather than Satan. This inversion of "judgment" to "forgiveness" in the Book of Revelation regarding the Great Red Dragon might be an allusion to the prophetic books of William Blake, where the Whore of Babylon becomes the chaste virgin [[Muylari#Behind the Scenes\|Vala]], the lake of fire becomes the [[Flows of essence#River of Life\|water of life]] (arguably symbolized by the [[Gates of Oblivion#Behind the Scenes\|Lake of Tears]]), and the prefatory poem of his "Milton" is about the legend behind [[Castle Anwyn#Behind the Scenes\|Glastonbury Abbey]] where Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus to England. The entrance to the Drake's Shrine was unlocked by inserting the Stones of Virtue into the six tined crown symbol of Koar. It is an allusion to "Diu Crone" ("The Crown") by Heinrich von dem Türlin, where each Arthurian story is likened to a jewel in a crown, and each Stone of Virtue contains a story of a virtuous feat. This is the only medieval version where Gawain is the knight who achieves the Grail. When messing with the stones you become stunned with an image of Lorminstra as a weeping young lass, which is an allusion to the weeping young Grail maiden, where she forgives you even though that is not part of her theology. The [[Eye of the Drake]] just past the Lake of Tears is the portal to [[The Rift]]. It is a reference to the way Dante depicted God as overlapping circles of reflecting rainbows and fire at the end of his "Divine Comedy".

	== References ==		== References ==

INIQUITY: behind the scenes: add line about eye of the drake

2017-07-05T07:32:12Z

behind the scenes: add line about eye of the drake

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	The Drake's Shrine contains a number of subtle allusions to the Book of Revelation, including the tympanum of Moissac Abbey in France, and "The Dream of Macsen Wledig" from the Welsh Mabinogion. The heart shape with the ice and the "dance of the dragons" room might be [[Wall of Darkness#Behind The Scenes\|allusions]] to the first Game of Thrones book from 1996. The "Great (Red) Dragon" is the beast of the Book of Revelation, but the [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|Inferno]] and Paradiso imagery of Dante has been inverted, so climbing up the back of the statue of the great dragon really represents God rather than Satan. This inversion of "judgment" to "forgiveness" in the Book of Revelation regarding the Great Red Dragon might be an allusion to the prophetic books of William Blake, where the Whore of Babylon becomes the chaste virgin [[Muylari#Behind The Scenes\|Vala]], the lake of fire becomes the [[Flows of essence#River of Life\|water of life]] (arguably symbolized by the [[Gates of Oblivion#Behind The Scenes\|Lake of Tears]]), and the prefatory poem of his "Milton" is about the legend behind [[Castle Anwyn#Behind The Scenes\|Glastonbury Abbey]] where Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus to England. The entrance to the Drake's Shrine was unlocked by inserting the Stones of Virtue into the six tined crown symbol of Koar. It is an allusion to "Diu Crone" ("The Crown") by Heinrich von dem Türlin, where each Arthurian story is likened to a jewel in a crown, and each Stone of Virtue contains a story of a virtuous feat. This is the only medieval version where Gawain is the knight who achieves the Grail. When messing with the stones you become stunned with an image of Lorminstra as a weeping young lass, which is an allusion to the weeping young Grail maiden, where she forgives you even though that is not part of her theology.		The Drake's Shrine contains a number of subtle allusions to the Book of Revelation, including the tympanum of Moissac Abbey in France, and "The Dream of Macsen Wledig" from the Welsh Mabinogion. The heart shape with the ice and the "dance of the dragons" room might be [[Wall of Darkness#Behind The Scenes\|allusions]] to the first Game of Thrones book from 1996. The "Great (Red) Dragon" is the beast of the Book of Revelation, but the [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|Inferno]] and Paradiso imagery of Dante has been inverted, so climbing up the back of the statue of the great dragon really represents God rather than Satan. This inversion of "judgment" to "forgiveness" in the Book of Revelation regarding the Great Red Dragon might be an allusion to the prophetic books of William Blake, where the Whore of Babylon becomes the chaste virgin [[Muylari#Behind The Scenes\|Vala]], the lake of fire becomes the [[Flows of essence#River of Life\|water of life]] (arguably symbolized by the [[Gates of Oblivion#Behind The Scenes\|Lake of Tears]]), and the prefatory poem of his "Milton" is about the legend behind [[Castle Anwyn#Behind The Scenes\|Glastonbury Abbey]] where Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus to England. The entrance to the Drake's Shrine was unlocked by inserting the Stones of Virtue into the six tined crown symbol of Koar. It is an allusion to "Diu Crone" ("The Crown") by Heinrich von dem Türlin, where each Arthurian story is likened to a jewel in a crown, and each Stone of Virtue contains a story of a virtuous feat. This is the only medieval version where Gawain is the knight who achieves the Grail. When messing with the stones you become stunned with an image of Lorminstra as a weeping young lass, which is an allusion to the weeping young Grail maiden, where she forgives you even though that is not part of her theology. The [[Eye of the Drake]] just past the Lake of Tears is the portal to [[The Rift]]. It is a reference to the way Dante depicted God as overlapping circles of reflecting rainbows and fire at the end of his "Divine Comedy".

	== References ==		== References ==

INIQUITY: behind the scenes: add lines about Diu Crone / Koar's Crown symbol

2017-07-05T06:58:16Z

behind the scenes: add lines about Diu Crone / Koar's Crown symbol

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	==Behind The Scenes==		==Behind The Scenes==
	The Drake's Shrine contains a number of subtle allusions to the Book of Revelation, including the tympanum of Moissac Abbey in France, and "The Dream of Macsen Wledig" from the Welsh Mabinogion. The heart shape with the ice and the "dance of the dragons" room might be [[Wall of Darkness#Behind The Scenes\|allusions]] to the first Game of Thrones book from 1996. The "Great (Red) Dragon" is the beast of the Book of Revelation, but the [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|Inferno]] and Paradiso imagery of Dante has been inverted, so climbing up the back of the statue of the great dragon really represents God rather than Satan. This inversion of "judgment" to "forgiveness" in the Book of Revelation regarding the Great Red Dragon might be an allusion to the prophetic books of William Blake, where the Whore of Babylon becomes the chaste virgin [[Muylari#Behind The Scenes\|Vala]], the lake of fire becomes the [[Flows of essence#River of Life\|water of life]] (arguably symbolized by the [[Gates of Oblivion#Behind The Scenes\|Lake of Tears]]), and the prefatory poem of his "Milton" is about the legend behind [[Castle Anwyn#Behind The Scenes\|Glastonbury Abbey]] where Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus to England.		The Drake's Shrine contains a number of subtle allusions to the Book of Revelation, including the tympanum of Moissac Abbey in France, and "The Dream of Macsen Wledig" from the Welsh Mabinogion. The heart shape with the ice and the "dance of the dragons" room might be [[Wall of Darkness#Behind The Scenes\|allusions]] to the first Game of Thrones book from 1996. The "Great (Red) Dragon" is the beast of the Book of Revelation, but the [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|Inferno]] and Paradiso imagery of Dante has been inverted, so climbing up the back of the statue of the great dragon really represents God rather than Satan. This inversion of "judgment" to "forgiveness" in the Book of Revelation regarding the Great Red Dragon might be an allusion to the prophetic books of William Blake, where the Whore of Babylon becomes the chaste virgin [[Muylari#Behind The Scenes\|Vala]], the lake of fire becomes the [[Flows of essence#River of Life\|water of life]] (arguably symbolized by the [[Gates of Oblivion#Behind The Scenes\|Lake of Tears]]), and the prefatory poem of his "Milton" is about the legend behind [[Castle Anwyn#Behind The Scenes\|Glastonbury Abbey]] where Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus to England. The entrance to the Drake's Shrine was unlocked by inserting the Stones of Virtue into the six tined crown symbol of Koar. It is an allusion to "Diu Crone" ("The Crown") by Heinrich von dem Türlin, where each Arthurian story is likened to a jewel in a crown, and each Stone of Virtue contains a story of a virtuous feat. This is the only medieval version where Gawain is the knight who achieves the Grail. When messing with the stones you become stunned with an image of Lorminstra as a weeping young lass, which is an allusion to the weeping young Grail maiden, where she forgives you even though that is not part of her theology.

	== References ==		== References ==

INIQUITY: add behind the scenes

2017-05-13T09:15:17Z

add behind the scenes

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	[[Drake's Shrine]] ~~was~~ located at the top of [[Mount ~~Aenatumgana\|~~Aenatumgana]]. This ~~was~~ the ~~great~~ shrine to the [[The Vvrael: A Chronicle#The_Role_of_the_Arkati.2C_and_the_Shrine_of_the_Drake\|~~Emperor~~ Drake]] and ~~was~~ known to have a [[Eyes of Koar\|magical portal]] leading to [[The Rift]]. It was inaccessible for many millennia due to the terrible [[Flow storms\|mana storms]] surrounding it, but these abated, allowing access by [[Player character\|adventurers]] at the end of the [[The Vvrael\|Vvrael]] Saga.		[[Drake's Shrine]] is located at the top of [[Mount Aenatumgana]]. This is the shrine to the [[The Vvrael: A Chronicle#The_Role_of_the_Arkati.2C_and_the_Shrine_of_the_Drake\|Great Drake]] featuring the throne of Koar and is known to have a [[Eyes of Koar\|magical portal]] leading to [[The Rift]]. It was inaccessible for many millennia due to the terrible [[Flow storms\|mana storms]] surrounding it, but these abated, allowing access by [[Player character\|adventurers]] at the end of the [[The Vvrael\|Vvrael]] Saga after inserting the Stones of Virtue.

	==Indigenous creatures==		==Indigenous creatures==
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	==Landmarks and other information==		==Landmarks and other information==
	Your non self-cast spells and spellsongs will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.		Your non self-cast spells and spellsongs will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.

			==Behind The Scenes==
			The Drake's Shrine contains a number of subtle allusions to the Book of Revelation, including the tympanum of Moissac Abbey in France, and "The Dream of Macsen Wledig" from the Welsh Mabinogion. The heart shape with the ice and the "dance of the dragons" room might be [[Wall of Darkness#Behind The Scenes\|allusions]] to the first Game of Thrones book from 1996. The "Great (Red) Dragon" is the beast of the Book of Revelation, but the [[Bandur Etrevion#Behind The Scenes\|Inferno]] and Paradiso imagery of Dante has been inverted, so climbing up the back of the statue of the great dragon really represents God rather than Satan. This inversion of "judgment" to "forgiveness" in the Book of Revelation regarding the Great Red Dragon might be an allusion to the prophetic books of William Blake, where the Whore of Babylon becomes the chaste virgin [[Muylari#Behind The Scenes\|Vala]], the lake of fire becomes the [[Flows of essence#River of Life\|water of life]] (arguably symbolized by the [[Gates of Oblivion#Behind The Scenes\|Lake of Tears]]), and the prefatory poem of his "Milton" is about the legend behind [[Castle Anwyn#Behind The Scenes\|Glastonbury Abbey]] where Joseph of Arimathea brought Jesus to England.

	== References ==		== References ==

INIQUITY: /* insert historical line */

2015-01-07T06:16:05Z

insert historical line

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	[[Drake's Shrine]] is located at the top of Aenatumgana. This ~~is this~~ the great shrine to [[~~Koar~~]] and is known ~~that~~ a [[Eyes of Koar\|magical portal]] ~~leads~~ to [[The Rift]].		[[Drake's Shrine]] was located at the top of [[Mount Aenatumgana\|Aenatumgana]]. This was the great shrine to the [[The Vvrael: A Chronicle#The_Role_of_the_Arkati.2C_and_the_Shrine_of_the_Drake\|Emperor Drake]] and was known to have a [[Eyes of Koar\|magical portal]] leading to [[The Rift]]. It was inaccessible for many millennia due to the terrible [[Flow storms\|mana storms]] surrounding it, but these abated, allowing access by [[Player character\|adventurers]] at the end of the [[The Vvrael\|Vvrael]] Saga.

	==Indigenous creatures==		==Indigenous creatures==

INIQUITY: /* internal link */

2015-01-06T16:53:27Z

internal link

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	[[Drake's Shrine]] is located at the top of Aenatumgana. This is this the great shrine to [[Koar]] and is known that a magical portal leads to [[The Rift]].		[[Drake's Shrine]] is located at the top of Aenatumgana. This is this the great shrine to [[Koar]] and is known that a [[Eyes of Koar\|magical portal]] leads to [[The Rift]].

	==Indigenous creatures==		==Indigenous creatures==

GS4-KEIOS: 2 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

2014-12-31T17:25:11Z

2 revisions: Krakiipedia Import

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(No difference)

VANKRASN39 at 04:58, 24 May 2014

2014-05-24T04:58:54Z

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	[[Category:Icemule Trace]]		[[Category:Icemule Trace]]
	[[Category:Icemule Trace Hunting Areas]]
	[[Category:Hunting Areas]]

VANKRASN39: /* Landmarks and other information */ changed the spell stripping info. I believe it strips spellsongs, but please correct if I am wrong.

2013-04-26T17:19:13Z

Landmarks and other information: changed the spell stripping info. I believe it strips spellsongs, but please correct if I am wrong.

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	==Landmarks and other information==		==Landmarks and other information==
	Your ~~defensive~~ spells will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]~~, which will require you to re-spellup as you reach the other side~~. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.		Your non self-cast spells and spellsongs will be stripped from you as you enter the pool in [[Drake's Shrine]]. Please see [[The Rift]] for further information.

	== References ==		== References ==