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The Bræ Chief has held sway over this part of the Mountain for as long as anyone can remember. He wields the worn, dull Grand Berach as a sign of his authority. #MarchMondays#Lore
When history is wilder than your plot: here's Suero de Quiñones, who created Passo Honrosa — where he and his men challenged every knight who tried to pass a particular bridge. They fought for over a month and 166 battles! #MarchMondays
The Capra family once held sway over the Arcanas, as their new moon sacrifices to the Dragon Balam kept their people safe in the mountain range.
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The Barbutes invaded the Arcana Mountains over a century ago and with their mail and plate armor made quick work of many of the mountain clans. Only a political marriage saved the Bræ Clan from enslavement and destruction.
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Low Wizardry was first practiced and codified by the Necromancer Rasmus following the Fall of Wormwood. Some say that Rasmus was driven mad from the wails of those who perished there.
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At The Angry Mule, there’s one table where no one dares sit - Red Ben’s old seat. No one ever took Red Ben’s seat. He’s been dead nearly a decade, but still nobody had the guts to call that seat theirs.
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Wyrms. Men who had turned like milk in the sun. They painted themselves in their own blood and danced in the fire. Ready to burn for their god.
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In researching fabled swords, we found that what a hero did with the sword was often not as interesting as how the hero acquired it. Swords acquired in stones, from ladies in lakes, and meteorites - the birth of a sword needs to be as epic as the hero wielding it. #MarchMondays