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Myconic

2017-02-11T02:30:49Z

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{{Quote|
Knowledge of the secret language of ancient fungus creatures.
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'''Myconic''' is a skill linked to the of gathering of mushrooms. Sometimes when picking a mushroom, you'll earn Myconic XP instead of [[Mycology]]. Along with the XP, you'll "hear" or "see" voices and visions in your head. As your Myconic skill increases, these experiences will reveal more about what the mushrooms are trying to tell you.

{| {{STDT|sortable}}
! Level !! Phrase
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| 0-4 || Suddenly, strange thoughts emerge in your brain... you cannot fathom what they mean.
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| 5-? || You are overcome with thoughts of damp, and rot, and love and hate.
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| 20-24 || Suddenly you have a vision of a giant crystal, as large as a mountain.
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| 25-29 || You envision an ancient creature creating a giant crystal. The creature loves power.
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| 30-? || You see a crystal mountain come to life. Its pulses speak to myconians everywhere.
|-
| ?-? || You see millions of souls ripped from fungal bodies. Their minds wither and then disperse.
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| 40-? || You hear a voice say "Crystal of Restoration".

|}

This skill can be obtained early on while exploring [[Anagoge]]

At level 10, you can Touch the Tall Mushrooms around Serbule to lead you to the Myconian Dungeon for "Kill the Myconians" quest given by Jack the mushroom guy. At level 13-ish , you may speak to the residents of the cave.

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Council Lands

2017-01-27T21:42:52Z

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The Council Lands are a civilization located on the continent of Alharth.
Verta, an Elven country, shares a border with the Council Lands.
=Etymology=
=History=
:The Council Lands were created in Alharth after a group of thirteen wizards known as The Council of Thirteen" conquered the region over a thousand years ago. After displacing most of the native populations into neighboring countries through various wars, the Council Lands experienced centuries of peace. At some point during this time, five members of "The Council of Thirteen" were banished from Alharth and the Council Lands. "the Council of Thirteen" renamed itself "The Council of Eight."

:Throughout One hundred and three years, "The Council of Eight" thrived and occasionally replaced members. After Torsager the Regent retired, the Council chose to end recruitment of replacement members. "The Council of Eight" became "The Council of Five."

:In recent times, "The Council of Five" renamed themselves "The Council." Four members of the Council remain, although conflicting material suggests at least one former Council member is still alive. While the surviving wizards live in seclusion in the city of [[Statehelm]], the Council Lands have thrived under the control of local leaders.
: [[Councilwoman Irasce]] is a known member of The Council.<ref> Note section of [[The Gods, vol XIV]]</ref>
: At one point in the past, The Council was located at a place called Ema. <ref> Painting of Ema </ref>

=Geography=
==Serbule==
:The town of [[Serbule]] was established in the far east of the Council Lands. The town was created as a refugee town for Elves after the Elven city of Dwyndarre was destroyed. While most of the population is Elven, some Humans remain to act on wishes of the Council. Retired Praetor [[Nelson Ballard]] watches over the residents from the fortress at the western end of the town. He works alongside [[Sir Coth]], the town Sheriff.

:[[Serbule]] itself is a typical Council town, mostly wooden buildings surrounded by a stone wall. The town is surrounded by a shallow moat which connects with a nearby lake. Six guard towers stand watch over the town, and a Council fortress takes up the Southern end of the town. Serbule has two gates, the main gate to the east, and a secondary gate to the north, by the town's stables.

:The northern half of the town of Serbule is populated by merchants and craftsman, while the southern end is holds the town's famous windmill. Housing construction is expected to start in this part of town in the upcoming months.

:The region around Serbule is lightly forested, with heavier forests to the north and south of the region. A few lakes are situated in the area around the town itself. The western edge of the region turns mountainous, as does the southern half. Council built cobblestone paths wind throughout the landscape of the region. Leaving through Serbule's north gate, travelers can reach Eltibule, or charter a ship to the island of Sun Vale.

:Explorers traveling west of Serbule can find themselves at the old [[Serbule Crypt]], which is rumored to be haunted. Another point of interest in the west are two large stone hands jutting up from the rocky hills. These are the remains of a large statue that once stood in the area, now buried.

:- The Chortling Beaver Inn is a popular meeting place in town<ref>Lore item on the wall of the inn.</ref>, the proprietor [[Fainor]] is an excellent chef.
{{Quote | source=[[Durstin Tallow]] |
Wasn't too long ago that Serbule was just a little inn and a port, nothin' else. The elves that live in [[Sedgewick Forest]] would travel to the docks every month to get supplies from [[Verta]]. The goblin blockade put an end to that, though. Now there's not many customers at all.
}}

==Eltibule==
==Kur Mountains==
==Sun Vale==
: While the island [[Sun Vale]] resides on is still part of the Council Lands, you wouldn't know it looking at the area. A few roads and crumbling buildings are all that is left of the Council's presence. A few trolls have taken up residence in these ruins. Sun Vale itself is a fertile valley on an otherwise uninhabitable rocky island. The island is located between the Council Lands and the neighboring Elven nation of Verta. Ships from Serbule dock at the beaches to the southern end of the island.

:- A large tree grows in Sun Vale, which provides a good landmark.
==Rakshasa Lands==
:- Not much is known of the Rakshasa Lands. The areas is said to be a rocky and arid desert.
:- The Rakshasa city of Rahu is expected to be located in this area.
=== The Sand War===
{{Quote|source=Sand War Claw|icon=basicclaw|
When the Council demanded that the Rakshasa provide remuneration for every human that was injured at the Battle of Rahu, outraged Rakshasa tour up the treaty and killed the messengers, leading to the Sand War. The Rakshasa won the war with claws like this, fashioned after weapons from their home world.
}}

==Other Lands==
:- [[Fallowglade]] is a town populated by Humans, Elves, and Rakshasa.
:- [[Statehelm]] is a city serving as the seat of the Council.
:- [[Halvue]] is a mid-sized town in the Council Lands.
:- [[Sinoca]] is a poverty plagued town located near Halvue.
:- [[Dwyndarre]] is a former Elven city, now destroyed.
:- [[Rahu]] is the first constructed Rakshasa city.
:- [[Bannerholme]] seems to be an Elven city.
:- [[Povus]] is a Rakshasa city. [[Kleave]] traveled from there.

=Demographics=
==Population==
==Humans==
: Humans are extremely social beings and feel loneliness more than other races.
: Jim Hatcher is a well-known human philosopher. He once wrote a poetry book called "Why Are There Bees." <ref> "Why Are There Bees" by Jim Hatcher, a Poetry Appreciation book.</ref>
{{Quote|source= "Horse, Carry my Topaz" (Poetry Book)|icon=book|
A deep, difficult chapbook by the late human poet Avery Lancaster. Her imagery is hauntingly beautiful, yet profoundly stupid at the same time. That's the mark of a true master.
}}

==Elves==
: Elves are obsessively clean.
: Elves view most laws and rules created by the Council as barbaric.
: Elves have a longer lifespan than Humans.
: The Elven homeland of [[Verta]] is somewhere North of the [[Serbule]] region.
: Elves do not believe in cages for livestock. <ref> Eric posting on the forums </ref>
: Elven marriages last 100 years. After that period is over, Elves are free to re-marry for another hundred if they choose. <ref> [[Blanche]] gossip. </ref>
: The massive tree city of [[Dwyndarre]] was burned to the ground, and the surviving residents took up shelter in Council funded housing such as the town of [[Serbule Keep]].
: Due to the long-lives of Elves, one punishment is solitary confinement in a device known as a "Misery Box." [[Landri the Cold]] was confined to a box for fifty years after the murder of the Necromancer [[Lomas]].
: Traticus was a mythical Elven hero, who once journeyed into a place known as the Woods of Disdain.<ref>Painting of Traticus</ref>
{{Quote|source="The Fall of Man" by Zini (poetry book)|icon=book|
The elven shock-poet Zini's famous work about how humankind might go extinct due to their prudishness, but will be saved by kind and promiscuous elves. It has a lot of depraved imagery, but also plenty of clever rhymes. A good gift for poetry lovers and those who appreciate a good porno. But not a good gift for especially uptight (or racist) Humans.
}}
{{Quote|source=Elven Dagger|icon=extractor|
An ancient weapon from the [[War of Froliac]], used by elves who were very, very angry. It is etched with an image of the Elven begonia, a symbol of trust broken and secrets defiled. Unfortunately, most races aside from elves don't understand the symbolism and seem to think it's kind of sissy. }}

==Rakshasa==
{{Quote|source=[http://projectgorgon.com/blog/entry/rakshasa/ Developer Blog] October 18, 2014|
Rakshasa come from another planet, Ravana, which has a dark sun that beats down with ultraviolet rays but little visible light, leaving the world dark and barren, and pivoting between extremes: blisteringly hot in the day and freezing cold at night.

On their home world, Rakshasa are shapeshifters, able to take on dozens of forms at will. They use different forms for different situations and times of day. This ability, combined with their incredible willpower, allowed them to survive on Ravana when most other life died.

Their cities on Ravana are vast structures that tower out of the desert, usually encircling a rare natural source of water.

Rakshasa on their homeworld are more advanced than any race here on Alharth. They have mastered planar travel and many now live on other worlds. They are ruthless, merciless, and can adapt to any environment. However, they are not particularly greedy, and so they don't spread to worlds that they don't need. Thus in terms of planar politics, they are considered a mid-ranged demonic threat (see Demons).

The Rakshasa who live here on Alharth arrived via a portal. Half a million colonizers arrived, and intended to create a permanent gate between the two worlds, but they were attacked almost as soon as they arrived. Their intricate devices were destroyed and their great thinkers slain.

The remaining Rakshasa lived out their lives trying in vain to return home. They created the city of Rahu, named after a horrific monster from their home world, and they had children and lived life, if not thrived.

All native-born Rakshasa seem stuck in a single form -- that of a bipedal cat creature. They do not know why they cannot change shape, but since the climate is much less volatile on Alharth, the cat form tends to serve them well. Players who choose to play a Rakshasa are third-generation natives of Alharth. They cannot change form.}}
: When the Rakshasa arrived in Alharth, they did not wear shields. A popular style of shields were created to mimic the older Ravana armor. <ref> Ravana Soldier Shield item </ref>
:- The Rakshasa are "old friends" of the demons serving [[Berelius]]. These demons do not want to alert the Rakshasa of their presence in the Council Lands.
:- First Generation Rakshasa might not have had a conscience when they arrived in this realm. <ref> Talking with [[Yasinda]] </ref>
:- Rakshasa partake in "Kar-Get," a cultural system of revenge for the death of family members. It seems to involve killing off a loved-one of the initial killer. <ref> Talking with [[Yasinda]]</ref>
:- Rakshasa may undertake a spiritual journey, where they travel the world while perfecting their craft. They call this "Su-Falek." <ref>Small Talk with [[Lamashu]]</ref>
:- The Rakshasa land of [[Povus]] serves as a buffer between the Council's jurisdiction, and the [[Crone Hedgemony]].
: Some Rakshasa perform a spiritual journey called a Su-Falek. Those who undergo the journey often wander to distant lands to improve their trade skills.<ref> Talking with [[Lamashu]] </ref>
: Some Rakshasa own slaves, and society accepts that. <ref> Talking with [[Urzab]]. </ref>

==Fae==
:Fae/Fairies are immortal beings from another realm of existence. Fae society is separated into four factions, the Spring Court, Summer Court, Winter Court, and Autumn Court. Every 20,000 years, a different Court takes control of the Fae Realm.
:When Fae are killed, they respawn in the Fae Realm.
:Fairies can be burned by cold iron. <ref>Mentioned by [[Tadion]] in Small Talk</ref>
:Books can be enchanted to write themselves in the Fae Realm <ref>Mentioned by [[Preta]]</ref>
:Carrying around Fairy Wings is considered Taboo by most Fae, although some members of the Spring Court treat this ideology as a joke. <ref> Talk from [[Corey The Croaker]]</ref>
:According to a [[Winter Court]] [[Spy Portal]], There are 4,195,103 Summer and Autumn Fae on the run, across a total of 207 monitored worlds.
:Fairy foods contain emotional tones. For example, Apple Juice tastes like resignation and patience. <ref> Completing quest with [[Hiral]]. </ref>

{{Quote|source=Hacking Fae Claw|icon=basicclaw|
Made of Cold Iron, this weapon is used in fae civil wars. Fairies who wield it are in constant pain from the metal... but not as much pain as their victims.
}}

===Summer Court===
:The [[Summer Court]] ruled the Fae Realm during the last era. Currently, Summer and Autumn Fae are being hunted and tortured by the [[Winter Queen]].
===Autumn Court===

===Winter Court===
:The [[Winter Court]] has controlled the Fae Realm for two years now. Their control will last for another 19,998 years. Their leader, the [[Winter Queen]] has declared that all Summer and Autumn fae are to be captured and tortured for the rest of her rule.<ref> Talk from [[Fazzi]]</ref>
:The [[Winter Queen]] is keeping the [[Spring King]] captured in her castle.<ref> Small talk with [[Corey The Croaker]]</ref>
:It is said that the Winter Queen always does something insane when she begins her rule every 80,000 years. <ref> Small Talk with [[Fazzi]]</ref>
:The Winter Queen believes that thousands of years of torture will turn all Fae into Winter Fae.<ref> Talk with [[Hiral]]</ref>
===Spring Court===
:The [[Spring Court]] is often looked down upon by the [[Summer Court]] and most Fae belonging to it are thought to be insane or evil<ref> Small Talk from [[Fazzi]]</ref>.<ref> Intro talk with [[Corey The Croaker]]</ref>
:The [[Spring King]] is known to have a masochistic streak, and is currently captured by the [[Winter Queen]]. <ref> Small talk with [[Corey The Croaker]]</ref>
{{Quote|source=[[Corey The Croaker]]|icon=book|
There's no such thing as evil, dipshit, it's just name calling by the other courts. Spring Fae are all about sex and danger and doing whatever the hell we want! The Summer and Autumn Courts lump us with those fuckers in the Winter Court because we aren't insanely predictable like they are.
}}

==Dwarves==
;Kot Bhenul is a well known Dwarven artist.
{{Quote|source=Reproduction of "Fortress Five"|icon=painting|
A signed and numbered copy of the famous painting by Go Hakomi, a dwarven master. He recently passed away, increasing this painting's value significantly.
}}
{{Quote|source="Wheat"|icon=painting|
A well-known painting by the dwarven artist Kot Bhenul. Signed and numbered! This is a great find.
}}
{{Quote|source="Last Autumn Sunset"|icon=painting|
It's the little-known masterpiece by dwarven artist Kot Bhenul. Note the beautiful use of real gold in the paint.
}}
: Dwarves leave Preservation Runes in tombs of the dead. These runes are not magical, and are just a traditional practice.
{{Quote|source= Elven Plate Leggings|icon=basicpants|
During the Elf-Dwarf wars, Dwarven mages created leather-evaporation magic, rendering elves usual armor obsolete. These ceremonial plate leggings were hurried into battle. Although they're impressively protective, they're still pretty uncomfortable.
}}
{{Quote|source= Gammo's "Legions of Stone" (Poetry Book)|icon=book|
A musty tome of poetry from the dwarven master Gammo. It has both the original Dwarven rhyming couplets and a Human translation. Perfect for the poetry lover in your life.
}}
{{Quote|source= "Collected Works of Gammo" (Poetry Book)|icon=book|
A heavy volume of poems by the dwarven master Gammo. It even includes the poem "My Penis is the Sunstone," which has been censored by the Dwarven Culture Group for over 500 years! This is a great find for poetry lovers, though dwarves may find it too embarrassing to own. Less prudish individuals tend to find Gammo's works uplifting and enervating.
}}
: One thousand years ago, the Dwarven Stalwarts were powerful fighters that wore ornate but sturdy armor. <ref> Stalwart Helmet item </ref>

==Goblins==
:Goblins are organized in clans set up like a business. Goblins sign contracts to work for a clan for a five year period.<ref> Talk from [[Malvol]]</ref>
:Many Goblin clans operate as slavers. Fae are often captured and sold.
:Grigtekark is the name of one of the goblin holy lands.<ref> Painting of Grigtekark</ref>
: Goblins have the ability to smell lies. They can tell when they are being lied to. <ref> Talk with [[Yogzi]]</ref>
: Goblins view Humans as one of the "Monstrous Races."<ref>Friends with Glajur.</ref>
{{Quote|source="Yap And The Big Catch"|icon=painting|
A lovely beach scene depicting a gaggle of goblins crowded around a massive talking fish wearing a little hat. You recognize the subject matter: it's the tale of The Bossy Fishlord. Painted by Agzak, a reasonably well-known goblin artist.
}}

==Orcs==
: The name of the Orcish homeland is Gu.
: Upon attainment of adulthood, each orc is gifted with a Xiphos crafted of cold iron. <ref> Xiphos item</ref>
: Arena Fights are a popular sport in Orc society. Orcish Gladiators wear thick chainmail gloves. <ref> Item: Orcish Gladiator Gloves. </ref>
: All orcs, both male and female, must pass the [[Challenge of Blades]] at age 15. Failures die, and are not mourned. <ref> Loading Screen </ref>
: Orcs have ships, some of which are used to trade goods and materials. Orc traders often provide Lac to foreign merchants. The Lac often comes from the Urak, which Orcs sometimes use as war-beasts. <ref> A quest given by [[Amutasa]] </ref>
{{Quote|source= "Battle of Fok" (Poetry Book)|icon=book|
Written by an anonymous orc, this terse poem tells the story of the battle of Fok, where over a million orcs died. The author manages to deliver a glimpse into the horrors of war. It's sad that the author was drawn and quartered for producing this work, and their works burned, but obviously some copies survived.
}}
{{Quote | source = [[Crown Quests|Crown Quest]]: Hunting: Worgs | icon=book|
When humans domesticated the wolf, they made dogs. When orcs domesticated the wolf, they made Worgs. Orcs win this one. Feral Worgs are known to kill entire caravans.
}}

== Trolls ==
== Demons ==
; '''Demons''' are sentient creatures from another realm. They seem fascinated with the current events occurring in the Council operated territories, and the Crone lands.
: [[Destriel]], also known as the Demon Lord, is a face known well by all Prodigies and sentient species. (His face is the head in the Project Gorgon logo).
: [[Tok of the Eighth Pod]], Master of Skulking is a Demon who resided in the town of [[Fallowglade]]. Tok serves the Demon [[Berelius]], Queen of All Things, Benevolent Goddess of Light and Dark.

==Myconians==
: The [[Myconian]] race has lived in the Council Lands for many years in secret. Myconians are mainly cave dwellers and keep to themselves in their local enclaves. Myconians absorb energy from glowing blue mushrooms called amanita gloria. Their bodies turn this energy into Myconian Jelly, which they excrete from their bodies. The excess Myconian Jelly is stored in large cylindrical mushrooms alongside Sporelings, the future generations of Myconians. In recent times, the Myconians of [[Serbule]] have mastered the art of taming Garden-Tenders. Myconians measure time in Moon cycles and seasons.

: A being named [[General Lavorel]] traveled to the home of the pod of Myconians living in the [[Myconian Cave]] in [[Serbule]] 31 of their moon cycles ago, during his search for the being called [[Dalvos]]. This being taught the Myconians to use their hallucination spores to communicate with humans. Lavorel stayed with the Myconians and taught them about human society for five moon cycles before leaving.

: The [[Myconian Cave]] Myconians accepted his teachings and began to worship [[General Lavorel]] as if he were a god. Before leaving, Lavorel enhanced the abilities of two Myconians, [[Tremor]] and [[Tidal]]. The Myconian Cave is currently in a conflict between Tidal's forces and the Myconians who support the peaceful methods practiced by [[Mu]], [[Voo]], [[Way]], and [[Jaw]].

:The Myconians are trying to adapt to the human concepts of trade and ownership. Some are experiencing difficulty with the concepts.
== Himamanav & Himamanav Deities==
The [[Himamanav]], often refereed to as Yeti, are a species of [[Giant]] that live in cold climates. Their society is made up of warriors, but also [[Yeti High Priest|High Priests]] that defend and lead worship of the [[Himamanav Deities]].

The [[Himamanav Deities]] are long-lived sentient energy constructs. Their origin is unknown, but they are worshiped by the [[Himamanav]]. Some of the deities have displayed abilities such as summoning magical items, and teleportation of other beings.

==Mantis?==
The Manis species has only recently gained sentience. They have taken it upon themselves to learn the culture of the Council Lands. It seems that some Mantises have developed Psychic abilities, including the ability to wipe the minds of elves.
== Ranalon ==
The [[Ranalon]] are a species from a distant land.

==Indigenous Species==
====The Crone Council====
: The Crones are a race native to Alharth. When the Council took power and established the Council Lands, the Crones were expunged. In recent times, the Crones have returned to their homeland in hopes of reclaiming it. The "Crone Council" is the name given to the returning group.

: - Crones are viewed as ugly and repulsive by most Elves and Humans.
: - Crones dislike the consumption of raw meat.
: - The demon [[Tok of the Eighth Pod]] suggested in a letter that the Crones could make good allies.
: - Crones seem to be treated as royalty when they visit the Council Lands.
: - Hags are not Crones, but also are part of the greater Crone Hegemony.

=Religion=
: Residents of the Council Lands worship 37 deities. Each deity is associated with various natural phenomena. While some deities are thought to have created their associated phenomena, others perform more minor tasks. It is believed that the deities are sentient and can manifest themselves in physical forms.

:- [[Tok of the Eighth Pod]] suggests that the deities are simply nature spirits.
:- [[The Gods, vol XIV]] Confirms this theory, when [[Councilwoman Irasce]] notes that Dale Renthian is a "Class 3 nature spirit."
:- [[The Gods, vol VIII]] contains information on [[Gulagra]].
: There are six nature spirits responsible for creating the undead. Gulagra is not one of them.<ref> Description on Chirurgeon's Gulara Orb.</ref>
: See [[Guide To Nature Spirit Classification]] for information on Nature Spirit Classification.
{| class="sortable wikitable"
!Deity
!Association
!Actions/ Location
!Classification
|-
| Norala || Goddess of Hunts || Spreads Lycanthropy. || Class 3
|-
| Melkar || God of Recreational Hunting|| ??? || Class 3
|-
| Ilth Hale|| ??? || ??? || Class 3
|-
| Vol || God of Death || ??? || Class 1/ Class 0
|-
| Kirad || ??? || ??? || Class 1/ Class 0
|-
| Zare|| ??? || ??? || Class 3
|-
| Irhetsu || God of the Winds || Controls the Winds. || Class 2
|-
| Talerra|| God of Depression and Knowing the Truth || Trades information on souls for a year's worth of feeling hope ||
|-
| Dale Renthian|| God of Inspiration || Wanders around drinking and granting ideas. || Class 3
|-
| Tast|| God of War || ??? || Class 1
|-
| Gulagra|| God of War(Chaos) || The embodiment of anarchy and chaos. || Class 2
|-
| Elshana||Elven goddess of creative beauty || Deceased ||
|-
| Akhisa||God of spiders and patience|| ??? || Class 2
|-
| Dreva||God of Balance in Nature|| Patron Spirit of Druids & appears as a lake full of talking fish. || Class 1/ Class 0
|-
| Ri-Shin || God of Plants and Trees || Created the Druids long ago with his brother Au-Shin. ||
|-
| Au-Shin || God of Animals and Insects || Created the Druids long ago with his brother Ri-Shin. ||
|-
| Arisetsu || Goddess of Hope || ??? || Class 1
|-
| Ormorek||God of Self doubt and bitterness|| Patron of players who quit in disgust. Appears as a beardless dwarf. || ???
|}
{{Quote|source=Reproduction of "Talerra At The New Moon"|icon=painting|
A depiction of Talerra, the spectral God of Depression and Knowing the Truth. Her ghostly arm beckons as if she has some bad news to deliver. This painting seems supernaturally resilient, and it has probably been blessed by one of Talerra's few monk-priests. However, it's way too creepy to display in a home.
}}
: - The expression "Irhetsu bless my nose!" is sometimes used when a terrible smell is encountered. <ref> Completing a quest for [[Malgath]]</ref>
:- Dale Renthian is a Class 3 Nature spirit discussed at length in [[The Gods, vol XIV]].
:- At some point in the past, there was a war between gods. <ref> From [[The Gods, vol XIV]].</ref>
:- Arisetu is an Elven god.
=== [[Lawara]]'s Note ===
: Twenty Godlings in the ground,
: Twenty more in air surround,
: One was killed in demon fire,
: Two were banished to the mire.

=Myths=
====Gorgons====
:Gorgons is a mythological creature mentioned in folktales and old books.
:One such book found in the town of Serbule, The Wasted Wishes, tells the story of a girl's encounter with a Gorgon. The Gorgon in the story grants three wishes to the girl, Leeka, before vanishing after filling the room with smoke. The Gorgon in The Wasted Wishes is sentient, and seems to enjoy playing with how wishes are fulfilled.

====Autumn Felling====
: The Legend of the Autumn Felling tells of a day when over half the population of Elves in Alharth dropped dead. It is unknown whether or not this tragic tale actually occurred.
====Garden Mystics====
Garden Mystics are ancient elves who have mastered the art of growing unnatural vegetables. It is rumored they can grow Fey Potatoes.
==== The Green Man====
{{Quote|source=Fist of the Green Man|icon=basicclaw|
This grim fist weapon was clearly inspired by the Human legend of the Green Man, a druid who supposedly wanders the forests and punches wayward teens to death if they're out past curfew.
}}

=Government=
: The Council Lands are ruled by the Council, a group of five wizards. The Council members have not been seen in years, but reside in the city of [[Statehelm]].
====Council Decrees====
:Council representatives can issue Council Decrees after approval from [[Statehelm]]. As a result, the threat of a Council Decree carries weight among the populace of the Council Lands.

:Examples of Council Decrees:
:- Selenia Lovefoot was declared a Foe of Alharth and banished from the Council Lands. Her family was allowed to remain in the country, but their home and possessions were put up for auction in [[Serbule]].
:- Five members of "The Council of Thirteen" were banished from Alharth. The decree declared it illegal to speak the names of the banished out-loud.
====Known Policies and Laws====
{{Quote|source=Hang Out with [[Hulon]]|
Elves should pay 30% of all their earnings if they own a shop in town, but they all scam the Council. I bet I don't get more than 10%. No, it's fine. I guess at the end of the day, I don't really care.
}}
:- [[Statehelm]] has recently installed a sex-changing machine designed to deal with homosexuality, which seems to be looked down upon by the Council. <ref>Small Talk with [[Nelson Ballard]]</ref>
:- Some Council Representatives charge non-humans taxes, such as in the city of [[Halvue]]. The Elves in [[Serbule]] are also charged heavy taxes. <ref> Hang Out with [[Hulon]]. </ref>
:- The Council has decreed that Elves are unable to feel emotions.
: The Council once declared it mandatory for all children to read "Who Loves Mort" at age 4. Mort is an undead skeleton who kills everyone he ever loved in life. The misery caused by this declaration caused them to undo their decision. <ref> Poetry Book, "Who Loves Mort?" </ref>

=Economy=
: Council-Stamps (or just "Councils") are the basic currency issued by The Council. Walls are worth a tenth of a Council, and Screeds are worth 20 Councils. - "The Chortling Beaver's First Screed"
: All known vendors accept Councils.
: Ancient Coins were once known as Obols. They were used as currency before the Council arrived in Alharth.<ref>Show an Ancient Coin to the [[Pulsing Crystal]]</ref>
: Elves who operate shops in Council territory are taxed 30% of their earnings.<ref> Hang out with [[Hulon]].</ref>

=Infrastructure=
:The Council employees the [[Council Corps of Engineers]] to repair roads, construct settlements, and perform other similar duties. They were responsible for the quick construction of [[Serbule Keep]].<ref>[[Sir Arif]] is a member</ref>
:The [[Second Column]] is a military branch under command of The Council.
{{Quote|source= Council Trooper Sword|icon=basicsword|
It has an inscription: "Ensorcelled by Official Council Battlemages. Not for use by Rakshasa upon penalty of triple-death."
}}

=Science and Arcane Arts=
:Science and Magic run amuck in the Council Lands. Sometimes, the two are combined. One such example is the modern Stargazer device. The lenses used have been enchanted to allow viewing of the starts even during the day.
==Technology==
==Magic==
:-Most residents of The Council Lands are unaware of other planes of existence and simply refer to anyone from one as a "Demon."

=Culture=
: The master of Trend Magic, Rea Shuloth, once enchanted a series of amulets with a spell that compelled everyone to love the necklaces. The spell wasn't enough to overcome the public's perspective, and the design is now seen as gauche. <ref> Hexagonal Trendsetter Necklace item </ref>
==Trivia==
:-Citizens of The Council Lands often mistake Alharth as being the name for the entire world.
:- Alharth is the second largest of the nine continents.

==Reference List==
<references />
[[Category:Register of Lore]]

Olugax The Ever-Pudding

2017-01-15T20:01:37Z

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__NOTOC__
{{MOB infobox
| type = Fungoid
| armor = 300
| health = 12655
| rage = 1514
| notoriety = 700
| effective = Fire, Cold, Electricity
| ineffective = Crushing (Very), Psychic (Very)
| immune = Acid
}}

'''Olugax The Ever-Pudding''' is a strange [[Fungoid|Slime]] that can sometimes be found in [[Eltibule]]. His huge health pool, health regeneration, and high damage makes this a tough fight for one person to handle.

==Location==
; [[Eltibule]]
: Sometimes found through [[Treasure Cartography]].

==Combat Abilities==
''Elite'' 
''Slight Regeneration''
* Acid Damage
* [[Image:Rage-icon-20px.gif|Rage]] Heavy Acid Damage, Debuff

==Miscellaneous==
* Skin: None
* Meat: None
* Skull: None

==Reported Loot==
* Toxic Sludge
* Goblet
* Green Dwarven Armor
* Purple lvl 50 gear

[[Category:Fungoid]][[Category:Eltibule Bosses]][[Category:Bosses]]

Deaths

2017-01-04T00:53:44Z

Cocytus:

{| {{STDT|sortable}}
|- style="text-align:left;"
! style="width:200px;"| [[Image:item-icon-book.png|32px]] Cause of Death|| style="width:80px;"|'''Initial XP''' || style="width:80px;"|'''Repeated XP''' || align="left"|Hints
|-
| Anti-regenerated || 250 || 0 || {{Hint|Acquired by having a maximum health equal to or below 0, most easily gotten by iocaine practice doses and items that increase/decrease maximum health (remove the item to get below 0 max HP)}}
|-
| Arrowed || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Skeletal Archers}}
|-
| Attack reflected back at self || ? || ? || {{Hint|Manticores, Giant Beetles}}
|-
| Bashed with a stick || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Get hit by staff abilities, 3rd and 4th death still yields 5XP, haven't tested beyond that.}}
|-
| Bitten by a dinosaur || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Dinosaur basic attack}}
|-
| Bitten by a skull with wings glued onto it || ? || ? || {{Hint|Noxious Flapskulls in Labs}}
|-
| Bitten by diseased animal || 50 || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Blasted by a sandstorm || 50 || 1 || {{Hint|Die by DoT damage from a sandstorm in Ilmari}}
|-
| Blasted with dark energy || ? || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Life Crush, Wave of Darkness}}
|-
| Blood sucked out of body || 50 || ? || {{Hint|The Striga Steward}}
|-
| Bombed with toxic chemicals || 100 || ? || {{Hint|BattleChemistry: Toxin Bomb}}
|-
| Bones Shattered || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Hammer: Rib Shatter}}
|-
| Charmed by a lamia || ? || ? || {{Hint|Lamias in DC, Lab}}
|-
| Clubbed On The Head || ? || ? || {{Hint|Trolls in Sunvale, Winter Nexus}}
|-
| Coated in electrified dragon spit || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Drakes in Ilmari Desert}}
|-
| Consumed by insects || ? || ? || {{Hint|DoT from Tor-Urak's Rage Attack}}
|-
| Crushed by a giant pincer || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Sandhunter Scorpion}}
|-
| Crushed to death || ? || 0 || {{Hint|Hammer: Pound. SigilScripting: Repulsion Barrier. Manticores in Ilmari Desert.}}
|-
| Eardrums exploded due to extreme screaming || 100 || ? || {{Hint|AnimalHandling: Shrill Command. Bat: Sonic Burst. Pig: Squeal.}}
|-
| Eaten by a worm || 100 || ? || {{Hint|different than "killed by a worm"}}
|-
| Eggs exploded out of abdomen || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Delayed trauma damage from Giant Beetles in Labs}}
|-
| Electrocuted By a Portal || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Spy portals in Winter Nexus or Animal Nexus}}
|-
| Electrocuted || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: SystemShock, PanicCharge, Electrify. Goblin War Casters in the Goblin Dungeon.}}
|-
| Engulfed by Sentient Ice Slick || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Ice slicks in Kur Tower or Under the Hand}}
|-
| Exposure to freezing temperatures || ? || ? || {{Hint|DoT cold damage in Kur Mountains}}
|-
| Fatal Fever || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Fatal Levels of Shame || 500 || 20 || {{Hint|Psychology: Ridicule, Psychoanalyze, Tell me about your mother, Fast Talk, Soothe, But I Love You}}
|-
| Fell from great height || 100 || ? || {{Hint|self explanatory}}
|-
| Fell from short distance || 100 || 1 || {{Hint|Start with low health and jump off a small enough object (can't be too tall or you'll get great height death)}}
|-
| Fell off the world || 100 || ? || {{Hint|A few locations in the game let you fall through the map and they might be patched by the time you read this. DarkChapel has one where a rock let's you walk through the wall (deep in the dungeon). Your best bet is probably to obtain the Bat skill, and clip through a ceiling somewhere and then "jump" off the side.}}
|-
| Filled with otherworldly shrapnel || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Rage attack from ghost-type mobs, Ciervos the Shadow's rage attack}}
|-
| Food Poisoning || 50 || ? || {{Hint|A mushroom in Myco Cave can teach you how to create food that has been poisoned}}
|-
| Forgot how to breathe || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: Agonize}}
|-
| Frozen to Death || 50 || ? || {{Hint|IceMagic: Ice Spear, Frostball, (pretty much all ice magic skills)}}
|-
| Headbutted to death || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Headbutt}}
|-
| Heart Attack || 200 || 20 || {{Hint|Psychology: You Were Adopted}}
|-
| Hit by a whip-like tail || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Deinonychus in Rahu}}
|-
| Hit by a rock || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|FireMagic: Room-Temperature Ball???; Ranged attack from Tor-Urak and Gaz-Urak}}
|-
| Impact from being thrown || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Hip Throw}}
|-
| Impact with large opponent || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Bodyslam}}
|-
| Impaled on flying bones || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Incinerated by an Inscrutable Intelligence || 50 || 0 || {{Hint|Glowing Sphere in Yeti Cave, if you have already accepted the quest you have to turn the quest in, and talk to the orb again. It will treat you like seeing you for the first time, be mean to it and get it to kill you.}}
|-
| Incinerated || ? || ? || {{Hint|FireMagic: Fireball, Fire Breath, Calefaction}}
|-
| Infested with fungus || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Mycology: Spore Bomb}}
|-
| Innards teleported into a distant cloud || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Teleportation: Organ Displacement}}
|-
| Innards teleported into a distant volcano || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Teleportation: Organ Displacement}}
|-
| Innards teleported into the sea || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Teleportation: Organ Displacement}}
|-
| Internal bleeding || ? || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Trauma damage from Mamba}}
|-
| Internal Organs Removed By Ghost || ? || ? || {{Hint|Basic attack from ghost-type mobs}}
|-
| Kicked to death || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Kick, Knee Kick}}
|-
| Killed by a Class 4 Nature Spirit || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Sedgewick's Basic Attack}}
|-
| Killed by a Droach || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Droach mobs deep in the Dark Chapel dungeon}}
|-
| Killed by a haunting spirit || 75 || 5 || {{Hint|Ursula's clones from Haunted curse or just spawned during boss fight..Was repeated 41 times, 5XP each time, could still keep going even higher}}
|-
| Killed by a mollusc || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Snails scattered throughout Eastern Eltibule, or Under the Hand dungeon in Serbule}}
|-
| Killed by a rune of power || 100 || ? || {{Hint|SigilScripting: Explosive Sigil}}
|-
| Killed by a sentient weather phenomenon || ? || ? || {{Hint|Goblin dungeon The Fog, or Crystal Caverns tornado}}
|-
| Killed by a spider || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Spiders on beginner island}}
|-
| Killed by a worm || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Tor-Urak near Hogan's Keep in Eltibule.}}
|-
| Killed by an aberration || ? || ? || {{Hint|Nightmare Creatuers in Goblin Dungeon}}
|-
| Killed by an enraged humanoid foe || ? || ? || {{Hint|Rage attack from any human mob, Dark Chapel is a good place for this}}
|-
| Killed by an enraged mollusc || ? || ? || {{Hint|Rage attack from snails, Eastern Eltibule is a good place for this}}
|-
| Killed by an enraged undead || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Rage attack from skeletons, beginner island is a good place for this}}
|-
| Killed by an exploding animal || ? || ? || {{Hint|Fire sheep on second floor of crypt or in Kur}}
|-
| Killed by an insane cultist || ? || ? || {{Hint|Insane Cultist inside Dark Chapel dungeon in Eltibule}}
|-
| Killed by an insane swordsman || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Killed by an insect || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Killed by an Orc || ? || ? || {{Hint|Orcs can be found in camps throughout Kur Mountains}}
|-
| Killed by cattle || ? || ? || {{Hint|Cows right outside Eltibule Keep}}
|-
| Killed by the living dead || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Skeletons on beginner island}}
|-
| Krakened || ? || ? || {{Hint|Young Kraken rage attack}}
|-
| Leg bones snapped by zombie hands protruding from the ground || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Death's Hold}}
|-
| Loss of blood || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|DoT from dinosaurs or Grimalkins}}
|-
| Loss of motor control || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Forgotten Loading Golem's Rage Attack, Cockatrice "pin" attack}}
|-
| Mangled by a gigantic Skeleton || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Nameless Guardian in Crypt.. Repeatable at least twice for 5 XP each time after}}
|-
| Mauled by a pack of wild animals || 50 || ? || {{Hint|get killed by a wolf's pack attack or wolves in kur mountain/cave}}
|-
| Mauled by a wild animal || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Panthers, Bears.}}
|-
| Mauled by an animal's rage attack || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Get killed by an animal's rage attack (quite difficult to time correctly)}}
|-
| Mind shattered by a burst of incredible pain || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: Pain Bubble}}
|-
| Murdered by a humanoid foe || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Murdered by Seafood || 500 || 20 || {{Hint|Fishing: Fish Guts}}
|-
| Muscle Spasms || 200 || 20 || {{Hint|Bleeding or Agonizing Speed Potions (currently endlessly gives 20 XP, Feb 8, 2016)}}
|-
| Organs liquified by poison || ? || ? || {{Hint|Poison from injector bugs, Manticores}}
|-
| Panic-attack while ensnared || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Pecked to death by an angry bird || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Cockatrice in Labyrinth}}
|-
| Perforated || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Sword: Precision Pierce}}
|-
| Physical contact with raw unlife || ? || ? || {{Hint|Skulls inside Borg. dungeon NE Serbule}}
|-
| Played with a Sentient Ooze || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Poisoned || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Poison damage over time}}
|-
| Poisoned weapon || 200 || 10 || {{Hint|Alchemy: Poison Blade}}
|-
| Poisoned with Iocaine || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Eat Iocaine Powder or poisoned food}}
|-
| Psychic Encephalitis || ? || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: Mindreave}}
|-
| Pulverized by a Golem || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Constructed Myrmidons in the Labyrinth}}
|-
| Pummeled partially into another dimension || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Punched to death || ? || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Barrage, Cobra Strike, Jab}}
|-
| Ravaged by forces of nature || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Ravaged by unnatural winds || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Yetis in the canyon in Kur Moutain}}
|-
| Realized that life is meaningless || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Death Gaze}}
|-
| Ripped apart by giant hooks || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Hook Beasts}}
|-
| Slashed by an illusion that was somehow all too real || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Giant Bat: Confusing Double's illusion}}
|-
| Slashed to pieces || ? || ? || {{Hint|Sword: SwordSlash}}
|-
| Slowly cooked alive || ? || ? || {{Hint|Fire damage over time}}
|-
| Smote by Admin || 200 || 10 || {{Hint|Was available during Kickstarter party. Currently impossible to acquire. If you see "Admin" on ask him for it.}}
|-
| Soul absorbed by dark altar || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Font of Darkness in DC}}
|-
| Soul consumed by giant bat || ? || ? || {{Hint|Giant Bat: Drink Blood}}
|-
| Soul ripped from body to fuel another || ? || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Life Steal}}
|-
| Splashed with acid || 50 || ? || {{Hint|SigilScripting: Acid Sigil. Augmented Mantis Slave.}}
|-
| Spontaneously exploded || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Staked Through the Heart || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Carpentry: Stake the Heart}}
|-
| Suicide by immolation || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Try standing on a fire pit or altar.}}
|-
| Suicide by Poison || 100 || 1 || {{Hint|Drink Fuel Oil (sold by Fainor)}}
|-
| Swam in acid || ? || ? || {{Hint|Under the Hand acid pools (I think)}}
|-
| Terrified to Death || 200 || 20 || {{Hint|Psychology: Cause Terror, Strike a Nerve}}
|-
| Torn to bits by a dinosaur || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Dinosaur basic attack}}
|-
| Touched by a word of power || 500 || 25 || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Unknown cause of death || 100 || 0 || {{Hint|Drowning}}
|-
| Unnaturally Aged || ? || ? || {{Hint|Halloween event boss}}
|-
| Vines in Veins || ? || ? || {{Hint|Druid: Unknown}}
|}

File:Giant Rat.png

2016-12-31T01:23:42Z

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Giant Rat

2016-12-31T01:20:44Z

Cocytus:

__NOTOC__
{{MOB infobox
| type = Rodent
| armor = 0
| health = 60
| rage = 53
| effective = Fire, Electricity
| ineffective = Poison, Trauma
}}

'''Giant Rats''' are common low level enemies in and around the [[Tutorial Cave]] for newbie players to both befriend and murder. Even for rodents, these are the weakest of the weak. They are non-aggressive.

Note: There are varying levels of rats in Serbule. Some of them are considerably weaker. Also, they may actually be a weaker level internally but set to give more xp than normal.

{{MOB Location
| location1 = Serbule
| desc1 = Scattered sparsely a short distance from the town.
| location2 = Anagoge
| desc2 = Can be seen nibbling on the grass. This version is weaker than the ones in Serbule.
}}

==Combat Abilities==
''Evasion''
* Crushing Damage
* [[Image:Rage-icon-20px.gif|Rage]] Heavy Slashing Damage

==Miscellaneous==
* Skin: Shoddy
* Meat: Cheap Meat
* Skull: Small Animal

==Reported Loot==
* Mild Cheddar Cheese
* [[Rat Tooth]]

Pig

2016-12-31T01:17:15Z

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__NOTOC__
{{MOB infobox
| image = [[Image:Pig.png|300px]]
| type = Non-Ruminant Ungulate
| armor = 9
| health = 44
| rage = 62
| effective = Crushing, Trauma
}}
A non-aggressive pig. For the Pig Skill, see [[Pig (Skill)]].

==Locations==
; [[Serbule]]
: Most commonly found in eastern part of the map outside the [[Tutorial Cave]].
; [[Goblin Dungeon]]
: A few can be found in the room across from [[Graz]] and [[Gruzark]].

==Combat Abilities==
* Crushing Damage
* [[Image:Rage-icon-20px.gif|Rage]] Heavy Crushing Damage

==Miscellaneous==
* Skin: Shoddy
* Meat: Pork Shoulder
* Skull: Animal

==Reported Loot==
*Grass
*Pork Shoulder
*Pig Juice
*Un-Pig Juice (rare)

[[Category:Serbule Creatures]][[Category:Goblin Dungeon Creatures]][[Category:South Serbule Creatures]]

Feverdance

2016-11-23T04:07:37Z

Cocytus:

{| {{STDT|sortable}}
|- style="text-align:left;"
! style="width:200px;"| [[Image:item-icon-book.png|32px]] Cause of Death|| style="width:80px;"|'''Initial XP''' || style="width:80px;"|'''Repeated XP''' || align="left"|Hints
|-
| Anti-regenerated || 250 || 0 || {{Hint|Acquired by having a maximum health equal to or below 0, most easily gotten by iocaine practice doses and items that increase/decrease maximum health (remove the item to get below 0 max HP)}}
|-
| Arrowed || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Skeletal Archers}}
|-
| Attack reflected back at self || ? || ? || {{Hint|Manticores, Giant Beetles}}
|-
| Bashed with a stick || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Get hit by staff abilities, 3rd and 4th death still yields 5XP, haven't tested beyond that.}}
|-
| Bitten by a dinosaur || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Dinosaur basic attack}}
|-
| Bitten by a skull with wings glued onto it || ? || ? || {{Hint|Noxious Flapskulls in Labs}}
|-
| Bitten by diseased animal || 50 || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Blasted by a sandstorm || 50 || 1 || {{Hint|Die by DoT damage from a sandstorm in Ilmari}}
|-
| Blasted with dark energy || ? || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Life Crush, Wave of Darkness}}
|-
| Blood sucked out of body || 50 || ? || {{Hint|The Striga Steward}}
|-
| Bombed with toxic chemicals || 100 || ? || {{Hint|BattleChemistry: Toxin Bomb}}
|-
| Bones Shattered || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Hammer: Rib Shatter}}
|-
| Charmed by a lamia || ? || ? || {{Hint|Lamias in DC, Lab}}
|-
| Clubbed On The Head || ? || ? || {{Hint|Trolls in Sunvale, Winter Nexus}}
|-
| Coated in electrified dragon spit || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Drakes in Ilmari Desert}}
|-
| Consumed by insects || ? || ? || {{Hint|DoT from Tor-Urak's Rage Attack}}
|-
| Crushed by a giant pincer || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Sandhunter Scorpion}}
|-
| Crushed to death || ? || 0 || {{Hint|Hammer: Pound. SigilScripting: Repulsion Barrier. Manticores in Ilmari Desert.}}
|-
| Eardrums exploded due to extreme screaming || 100 || ? || {{Hint|AnimalHandling: Shrill Command. Bat: Sonic Burst. Pig: Squeal.}}
|-
| Eaten by a worm || 100 || ? || {{Hint|different than "killed by a worm"}}
|-
| Eggs exploded out of abdomen || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Delayed trauma damage from Giant Beetles in Labs}}
|-
| Electrocuted By a Portal || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Spy portals in Winter Nexus or Animal Nexus}}
|-
| Electrocuted || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: SystemShock, PanicCharge, Electrify. Goblin War Casters in the Goblin Dungeon.}}
|-
| Engulfed by Sentient Ice Slick || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Ice slicks in Kur Tower or Under the Hand}}
|-
| Exposure to freezing temperatures || ? || ? || {{Hint|DoT cold damage in Kur Mountains}}
|-
| Fatal Levels of Shame || 500 || 20 || {{Hint|Psychology: Ridicule, Psychoanalyze, Tell me about your mother, Fast Talk, Soothe, But I Love You}}
|-
| Fell from great height || 100 || ? || {{Hint|self explanatory}}
|-
| Fell from short distance || 100 || 1 || {{Hint|Start with low health and jump off a small enough object (can't be too tall or you'll get great height death)}}
|-
| Fell off the world || ? || ? || {{Hint|A few locations in the game let you fall through the map and they might be patched by the time you read this. Sewer and Crypt connecting tube is one, DarkChapel has another one where a rock let's you walk through the wall (deep in the dungeon)}}
|-
| Filled with otherworldly shrapnel || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Rage attack from ghost-type mobs, Ciervos the Shadow's rage attack}}
|-
| Food Poisoning || 50 || ? || {{Hint|A mushroom in Myco Cave can teach you how to create food that has been poisoned}}
|-
| Forgot how to breathe || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: Agonize}}
|-
| Frozen to Death || 50 || ? || {{Hint|IceMagic: Ice Spear, Frostball, (pretty much all ice magic skills)}}
|-
| Headbutted to death || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Headbutt}}
|-
| Heart Attack || 200 || 20 || {{Hint|Psychology: You Were Adopted}}
|-
| Hit by a whip-like tail || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Deinonychus in Rahu}}
|-
| Hit by a rock || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|FireMagic: Room-Temperature Ball???; Ranged attack from Tor-Urak and Gaz-Urak}}
|-
| Impact from being thrown || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Hip Throw}}
|-
| Impact with large opponent || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Bodyslam}}
|-
| Incinerated by an Inscrutable Intelligence || 50 || 0 || {{Hint|Glowing Sphere in Yeti Cave, if you have already accepted the quest you have to turn the quest in, and talk to the orb again. It will treat you like seeing you for the first time, be mean to it and get it to kill you.}}
|-
| Incinerated || ? || ? || {{Hint|FireMagic: Fireball, Fire Breath, Calefaction}}
|-
| Infested with fungus || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Mycology: Spore Bomb}}
|-
| Innards teleported into a distant cloud || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Teleportation: Organ Displacement}}
|-
| Innards teleported into a distant volcano || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Teleportation: Organ Displacement}}
|-
| Innards teleported into the sea || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Teleportation: Organ Displacement}}
|-
| Internal bleeding || ? || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Trauma damage from Mamba}}
|-
| Internal Organs Removed By Ghost || ? || ? || {{Hint|Basic attack from ghost-type mobs}}
|-
| Kicked to death || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Kick, Knee Kick}}
|-
| Killed by a Class 4 Nature Spirit || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Sedgewick's Basic Attack}}
|-
| Killed by a Droach || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Droach mobs deep in the Dark Chapel dungeon}}
|-
| Killed by a haunting spirit || 75 || 5 || {{Hint|Ursula's clones from Haunted curse or just spawned during boss fight..Was repeated 41 times, 5XP each time, could still keep going even higher}}
|-
| Killed by a mollusc || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Snails scattered throughout Eastern Eltibule, or Under the Hand dungeon in Serbule}}
|-
| Killed by a rune of power || 100 || ? || {{Hint|SigilScripting: Explosive Sigil}}
|-
| Killed by a sentient weather phenomenon || ? || ? || {{Hint|Goblin dungeon The Fog, or Crystal Caverns tornado}}
|-
| Killed by a spider || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Spiders on beginner island}}
|-
| Killed by a worm || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Tor-Urak near Hogan's Keep in Eltibule.}}
|-
| Killed by an aberration || ? || ? || {{Hint|Nightmare Creatuers in Goblin Dungeon}}
|-
| Killed by an enraged humanoid foe || ? || ? || {{Hint|Rage attack from any human mob, Dark Chapel is a good place for this}}
|-
| Killed by an enraged mollusc || ? || ? || {{Hint|Rage attack from snails, Eastern Eltibule is a good place for this}}
|-
| Killed by an enraged undead || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Rage attack from skeletons, beginner island is a good place for this}}
|-
| Killed by an exploding animal || ? || ? || {{Hint|Fire sheep on second floor of crypt or in Kur}}
|-
| Killed by an insane cultist || ? || ? || {{Hint|Insane Cultist inside Dark Chapel dungeon in Eltibule}}
|-
| Killed by an insane swordsman || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Killed by an insect || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Killed by an Orc || ? || ? || {{Hint|Orcs can be found in camps throughout Kur Mountains}}
|-
| Killed by cattle || ? || ? || {{Hint|Cows right outside Eltibule Keep}}
|-
| Killed by the living dead || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Skeletons on beginner island}}
|-
| Krakened || ? || ? || {{Hint|Young Kraken rage attack}}
|-
| Leg bones snapped by zombie hands protruding from the ground || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Death's Hold}}
|-
| Loss of blood || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|DoT from dinosaurs or Grimalkins}}
|-
| Loss of motor control || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Forgotten Loading Golem's Rage Attack, Cockatrice "pin" attack}}
|-
| Mangled by a gigantic Skeleton || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Nameless Guardian in Crypt.. Repeatable at least twice for 5 XP each time after}}
|-
| Mauled by a pack of wild animals || 50 || ? || {{Hint|get killed by a wolf's pack attack or wolves in kur mountain/cave}}
|-
| Mauled by a wild animal || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Panthers, Bears.}}
|-
| Mauled by an animal's rage attack || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Get killed by an animal's rage attack (quite difficult to time correctly)}}
|-
| Mind shattered by a burst of incredible pain || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: Pain Bubble}}
|-
| Murdered by a humanoid foe || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Murdered by Seafood || 500 || 20 || {{Hint|Fishing: Fish Guts}}
|-
| Muscle Spasms || 200 || 20 || {{Hint|Bleeding or Agonizing Speed Potions (currently endlessly gives 20 XP, Feb 8, 2016)}}
|-
| Organs liquified by poison || ? || ? || {{Hint|Poison from injector bugs, Manticores}}
|-
| Pecked to death by an angry bird || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Cockatrice in Labyrinth}}
|-
| Perforated || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Sword: Precision Pierce}}
|-
| Physical contact with raw unlife || ? || ? || {{Hint|Skulls inside Borg. dungeon NE Serbule}}
|-
| Played with a Sentient Ooze || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
|-
| Poisoned || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Poison damage over time}}
|-
| Poisoned weapon || 200 || 10 || {{Hint|Alchemy: Poison Blade}}
|-
| Poisoned with Iocaine || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Eat Iocaine Powder or poisoned food}}
|-
| Psychic Encephalitis || ? || ? || {{Hint|Mentalism: Mindreave}}
|-
| Pulverized by a Golem || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Constructed Myrmidons in the Labyrinth}}
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| Pummeled partially into another dimension || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
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| Punched to death || ? || ? || {{Hint|Unarmed: Barrage, Cobra Strike, Jab}}
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| Ravaged by forces of nature || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
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| Ravaged by unnatural winds || 50 || ? || {{Hint|Yetis in the canyon in Kur Moutain}}
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| Realized that life is meaningless || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Death Gaze}}
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| Ripped apart by giant hooks || 100 || 5 || {{Hint|Hook Beasts}}
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| Slashed by an illusion that was somehow all too real || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Giant Bat: Confusing Double's illusion}}
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| Slashed to pieces || ? || ? || {{Hint|Sword: SwordSlash}}
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| Slowly cooked alive || ? || ? || {{Hint|Fire damage over time}}
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| Smote by Admin || 200 || 10 || {{Hint|Was available during Kickstarter party. Currently impossible to acquire. If you see "Admin" on ask him for it.}}
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| Soul consumed by giant bat || ? || ? || {{Hint|Giant Bat: Drink Blood}}
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| Soul ripped from body to fuel another || ? || ? || {{Hint|Necromancy: Life Steal}}
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| Splashed with acid || 50 || ? || {{Hint|SigilScripting: Acid Sigil. Augmented Mantis Slave.}}
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| Spontaneously exploded || ? || ? || {{Hint|???}}
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| Suicide by immolation || 100 || ? || {{Hint|Try standing on a fire pit or altar.}}
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| Suicide by Poison || 100 || 1 || {{Hint|Drink Fuel Oil (sold by Fainor)}}
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| Swam in acid || ? || ? || {{Hint|Under the Hand acid pools (I think)}}
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| Terrified to Death || 200 || 20 || {{Hint|Psychology: Cause Terror, Strike a Nerve}}
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| Torn to bits by a dinosaur || 50 || 5 || {{Hint|Dinosaur basic attack}}
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| Touched by a word of power || 500 || 25 || {{Hint|???}}
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| Unknown cause of death || 100 || 0 || {{Hint|Drowning}}
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| Unnaturally Aged || ? || ? || {{Hint|Halloween event boss}}
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| Vines in Veins || ? || ? || {{Hint|Druid: Unknown}}
|}

2016-10-25T05:26:25Z

Druid

2016-08-09T18:46:24Z

Cocytus:

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'''Accepting the mantle of Druid is a PERMANENT CHARACTER ALTERATION. Even though this is Alpha, YOU WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO REMOVE THIS CHOICE FROM YOUR CHARACTER.'''

'''There is currently no way to use the [[Lycanthropy|Lycanthrope]] and [[Druid]] skillsets as a combination. Items that enable druidism while in wolf form MAY come in a future content update.'''
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[[File:Druid (skill).jpg|thumb|right|300px|Croak!]]
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Druidin'
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'''Druid''' skill is currently in testing. In order to obtain the skill, one must venture to the Druid Camp in the North-East of [[Sun Vale]]. An altar just outside the camp will accept your pledge. Near the druid shrine, you will find trainers for [[Buckle Artistry]] and a goblin.. wonder what he wants.
==Abilities==
{{:Druid Abilities}}

==Advanced==

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|- style="background: #ec81bf;"
! align="left" style="width:120px;"|Ability Name || style="width:120px"|Learn from || style="width:100px"|Description || align="left"|Misc. Notes
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| Fill With Bile 1-4 || [[Silvia]] ||
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| Enervate 1-3 || [[Silvia]] ||
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| Trackless Steps 1-3 || [[Silvia]] ||
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| Toxinball 1-6 || [[Silvia]] ||
|}

[[Category:Skills]][[Category:Combat Skills]]

==Equipment==
'''Lucky Belts''' of the [[Belt#List_of_Lucky_Belts|Woodland Warrior]] attune the random-generated treasure to this skill.

Poetry Appreciation

2016-06-28T03:06:55Z

Cocytus:

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Skill in finding the meaning of poems, especially difficult and tedious ones
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[[File:Unidentified Poetry.JPG]]
[[File:Poetry 25.JPG]]

To learn the skill, read several level 0 poetry books or a Poetry Primer.

Poetry shares a loot table with most scrolls, and therefore has a chance of dropping from high-level mantises, faces of death, and skeleton assassins (and whatever other mobs drop scrolls). The scrolls in Under the Hand dungeon are occasionally poetry books as well. Poetry book buffs last 2 hours, and buffs of the same type (+50 armor, +100 armor, +150 armor) will overwrite with the highest valued one being used until its duration runs out rather than stacking.

==Poetry==

There are 3 different unidentified poetry books. The one that requires Art History 20 produces books from Set 1, 25 produces Set 2, and 30 produces Set 3. Gruzark's Chapbook comes from [[Gruzark]].
{| {{STDT|sortable}}
!Poetry Name
!Buff
!Level
!XP
!Set #
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| Poetry Primer || None || 0 || 500 || Set 1
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| Who Loves Mort? || +50 Max Armor || 0 || 50 || Set 2
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| Worm Food || +2 Direct Damage || 0 || 50 || Set 1
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| "Rain Dances of the Lost Tribe" || +25% Psychic Mitigation|| 3 || 75 || Set 2
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| Gruzark's Chapbook || +2 Direct Damage || 5 || 10 || N/A
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| The Magic Belt || +25% Psychic Mitigation || 5 || 75 || Set 1
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| "The Fall of Man" by Zini || +2 Direct Damage || 5 || 75 || Set 1
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| Gammo's "Legions of Stone" || +25% Psychic Mitigation || 10 || 100 || Set 1
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| "Till The Land By Moonlight" || +2 Direct Damage || 10 || 100 || Set 3
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| "Why Are There Bees" by Jim Hatcher || +50% Psychic Mitigation || 15 || 200 || Set 2
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| "Battle of Fok" || +100 Max Armor || 20 || 400 || Set 2
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| "Commentary on Slavery" || +75% Psychic Mitigation || 25 || 500 || Set 3
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| "Horse, Carry My Topaz" || +75% Psychic Mitigation || 30 || 600 || Set 3
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| "Collected Works of Gammo" || +5 Direct Damage || 35 || 750 || Set 3
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| "Sunsets" by Enst || +150 Max Armor || 35 || 750 || Set 2
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| "Kur Hauntings" by Zuk-Ghu || +150 Max Armor || 45 || 1000 || Set 3
|-
[[Category:Skills]][[Category:Other Skills]]

Guild Quests

2016-06-28T01:47:03Z

Cocytus: /* List of Available Guild Quests */

=== Guild Quests ===
Guilds can undertake quests -- communal tasks where everybody in the guild can chip in. The guild can only undertake one guild quest at a time, and no more than 3 guild quests per week. An NPC who starts a guild quest will have a Guild Quests option on the left-hand side of the NPC window. Some NPCs will require you have enough favor before they will give you the quests. You can cancel the current guild quest from the guild sign in [[Serbule]] or [[Rahu]], under "Misc Settings."
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== Obtaining Guild Quests ==
You need to have the right permissions to accept guild quests on behalf of the guild. You will also need the right permissions to cancel guild quests. Both of these permissions default to guild ranks 9 and 10 but can be changed (assuming you have the right permissions to change permissions, of course).
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Several guild quests unlock other guild quests upon completion. They will only unlock the corresponding difficulty level of the next quest. For instance, completing the 25-person version of "Resupply Animal ::Town" unlocks the 25-person version of "Fox Outpost", but not the 10-person or 50-person versions of "Fox Outpost". So keep that in mind when you are choosing the quest version.

== Guild Credits ==
Completing guild quests also earns each member who logged in during the quest some Guild Credits. Guild Credits are a new pseudo-currency that can be exchanged for items and new recipes at the guild sign in Serbule or Rahu.
Guild Credits are tied to the guild, so if you leave your guild you lose any unspent credits.
::- The 10-person version gives10 Guild Credits to each guild member.
::- The 25-person version gives 15 Guild Credits to each guild member.
::- The 50-person version gives 20 Guild Credits to each guild member.
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== Guild Levels and XP ==
Completing guild quests earns Guild XP which will raise your guild's level. Guild Level will determine things like the maximum number of people in the guild, the maximum storage slots you can have, where your guild can set its home-point, and other things. Levels and benefits are not currently implemented in game.
::- The 10-person version gives 100 guild XP.
::- The 25-person version gives 200 guild XP.
::- The 50-person version gives 300 guild XP.

== List of Available Guild Quests ==
{| {{STDT|sortable}}
! Quest Name !! Where Obtained !! Recommended # of Players !! Objective !!
|-
| (Unknown)
| [[Nelson Ballard]]
| (Unknown)
|
:- (Unknown)
:- Talk to Nelson Ballard
|-
| (Unknown)
| [[Percy Evans]]
| 50-Person
|
:- (Unknown)
:- Talk to Percy Evans
|-
| Guild: Supplying Animal Town
| [[Spot]]
| (Unknown)
|
:- (Unknown)
:- Talk to Spot
:- '''Completing this guild quest unlocks a quest with a new NPC named Red in Kur Mountains.'''
|-
| Guild: Securing the Ilmari Desert
| [[Nissim]]
| 50-Person
|
:- Kill Rakshasa in the Desert (500)
:- Kill Drakeworms (200)
:- Kill Manticores (50)
:- Kill Sandhunter Scorpions (50)
:- Kill Grimalkin (200)
:- Kill Hissy
:- Talk to Nissim
:- '''Completing this guild quest unlocks a quest with a new NPC named Sand Seer in [[Amulna]].'''
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| Guild: Fox Outpost
| [[Red]] in Kur
| 50-Person
|
:- Give Red Grapes (200)
:- Give Red Perch (200)
:- Give Red Wolfsbane Bouquets (100)
:- Give Red Silver Items (100)
:- Kill Insane Werewolves in the forest (300)
:- Kill Bleddyn the Werewolf
:- Kill Werewolves in Wolf Cave (250)
:- Kill Timothy Elermion
:- Kill the Scion of Norala
:- Talk to Red
|-
| (Unknown)
| [[Sand Seer]]
| (Unknown)
|
:- (Unknown)
:- Talk to Sand Seer
|-
|}