Sirenflower - Revision history

HOST-GSKEBECHET: Updated header and markups to conform to style guide, added Sirenstong to See Also links

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Updated header and markups to conform to style guide, added Sirenstong to See Also links

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	=Modern Usage Note =		==Modern Usage Note==
	For modern usage, see '''Sirensong''' at [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers]].		For modern usage, see '''Sirensong''' on the [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers#S\|Elanthian Flora Guide]].

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			==Sirenflower==

	'''Sirenflower''' is an [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] plant resembling a snapdragon with one large blossom. The lightest breeze will make it produce a sound resembling the keening, sad song of a woman, forming a chorus when clustered together. They grow in the wild and often are found next to graveyards and ancient battle grounds. Its presence in [[The Graveyard]] is one of the details in the room painting hinting at the bog, which is a flooded cemetery, being the site of the battle where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] used demons and was killed in his field tent by his brother. It might also [[Research:The Graveyard\|symbolize]] with the [[death dirge\|dirges]] simultaneous wrath and sullenness.		'''Sirenflower''' is an [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] plant resembling a snapdragon with one large blossom. The lightest breeze will make it produce a sound resembling the keening, sad song of a woman, forming a chorus when clustered together. They grow in the wild and often are found next to graveyards and ancient battle grounds. Its presence in [[The Graveyard]] is one of the details in the room painting hinting at the bog, which is a flooded cemetery, being the site of the battle where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] used demons and was killed in his field tent by his brother. It might also [[Research:The Graveyard\|symbolize]] with the [[death dirge\|dirges]] simultaneous wrath and sullenness.
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	==Behind the Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.		Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.


	===See Also===		===See Also===
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	* [[Delphinuris]]		* [[Delphinuris]]
	* [[Bladderwrack]]		* [[Bladderwrack]]
			* [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers#S\|Sirensong]] (Elanthian Flora Guide)

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

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		⚫	=Modern Usage Note =
		⚫	For modern usage, see '''Sirensong''' at [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers]].
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	'''Sirenflower''' is an [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] plant resembling a snapdragon with one large blossom. The lightest breeze will make it produce a sound resembling the keening, sad song of a woman, forming a chorus when clustered together. They grow in the wild and often are found next to graveyards and ancient battle grounds. Its presence in [[The Graveyard]] is one of the details in the room painting hinting at the bog, which is a flooded cemetery, being the site of the battle where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] used demons and was killed in his field tent by his brother. It might also [[Research:The Graveyard\|symbolize]] with the [[death dirge\|dirges]] simultaneous wrath and sullenness.		'''Sirenflower''' is an [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] plant resembling a snapdragon with one large blossom. The lightest breeze will make it produce a sound resembling the keening, sad song of a woman, forming a chorus when clustered together. They grow in the wild and often are found next to graveyards and ancient battle grounds. Its presence in [[The Graveyard]] is one of the details in the room painting hinting at the bog, which is a flooded cemetery, being the site of the battle where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] used demons and was killed in his field tent by his brother. It might also [[Research:The Graveyard\|symbolize]] with the [[death dirge\|dirges]] simultaneous wrath and sullenness.
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	Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.		Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.

⚫	==Modern Usage Note ==
⚫	For modern usage, see Sirensong at [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers]].

	===See Also===		===See Also===

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	Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.		Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.

	==Note==		==Modern Usage Note ==
	For modern usage, see Sirensong at [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers]].		For modern usage, see Sirensong at [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers]].

GS4-XYNWEN at 22:31, 9 February 2023

2023-02-09T22:31:44Z

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	==Behind the Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.		Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.

			==Note==
			For modern usage, see Sirensong at [[Elanthian Flora Guide/Flowers]].

	===See Also===		===See Also===

INIQUITY at 21:55, 28 August 2019

2019-08-28T21:55:32Z

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	'''Sirenflower''' is an [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] plant resembling a snapdragon with one large blossom. The lightest breeze will make it produce a sound resembling the keening, sad song of a woman, forming a chorus when clustered together. They grow in the wild and often are found next to graveyards and ancient battle grounds. Its presence in [[The Graveyard]] is one of the details in the room painting hinting at the bog, which is a flooded cemetery, being the site of the battle where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] used demons and was killed in his field tent by his brother.		'''Sirenflower''' is an [[ICE age\|I.C.E. Age]] plant resembling a snapdragon with one large blossom. The lightest breeze will make it produce a sound resembling the keening, sad song of a woman, forming a chorus when clustered together. They grow in the wild and often are found next to graveyards and ancient battle grounds. Its presence in [[The Graveyard]] is one of the details in the room painting hinting at the bog, which is a flooded cemetery, being the site of the battle where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] used demons and was killed in his field tent by his brother. It might also [[Research:The Graveyard\|symbolize]] with the [[death dirge\|dirges]] simultaneous wrath and sullenness.

	===I.C.E. Age Example===		===I.C.E. Age Example===
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	==Behind the Scenes==		==Behind the Scenes==
	Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev, prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.		Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M\|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev and prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. [[Grishom Stone]] is associated with sirenflowers. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.

	===See Also===		===See Also===

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{{ICE}}

'''Sirenflower''' is an [[ICE age|I.C.E. Age]] plant resembling a snapdragon with one large blossom. The lightest breeze will make it produce a sound resembling the keening, sad song of a woman, forming a chorus when clustered together. They grow in the wild and often are found next to graveyards and ancient battle grounds. Its presence in [[The Graveyard]] is one of the details in the room painting hinting at the bog, which is a flooded cemetery, being the site of the battle where [[Kestrel Etrevion]] used demons and was killed in his field tent by his brother.

===I.C.E. Age Example===
Sirenflower is on page 12 of the Shadow World Master Atlas: Inhabitants Guide (1989). It is not a toxic plant, unlike most of the ones in The Graveyard.
<pre{{log2|margin-right=350px}}>
[Graveyard, Bog]
Strangely carved tombstones with fiendish faces and creatures incised upon them bear epitaphs in long-forgotten scripts. Mute testament to slain heroes and fallen villains, the unearthly silence is broken only by the eerie rustlings of the '''sirenflower''' plants growing among the gravesites.
Obvious paths: south, west

>search
You look over the graves carefully, but don't find anything of interest.
</pre>

==Behind the Scenes==
Sirenflower was supposed to be converted to [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#M|mournbloom]] in the De-ICE transition. Both words persisted in the game itself, and became separate plants when the modern documentation was written. Sirenflower kept the sound premise and was given Ashrim lore related to Jastev, prophecy, but the emphasis was shifted to a purported ability to signal (i.e. siren of danger) that spirits or demons are drawing near when rustling on windless days. Mournbloom kept the sad sound and mourning premise, and was then associated with the sylvans.

===See Also===
* [[Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers#S|Speech Unspoken: The Language of Flowers]] (post-I.C.E. Age, 2002)
* [[Salorisa]]
* [[Spinewood]]
* [[Deadly milk-white trumpet]]
* [[Dreamvine]]
* [[Dreamdeath]]
* [[Delphinuris]]
* [[Bladderwrack]]

[[Category:ICE Age]]