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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Khorod" data-source="post: 2094224" data-attributes="member: 1636">Telas' Hideous Laughter.  Awesome.Its been a busy day here.  I was going to make some comments, but I'll let sleeping dogs lie.  I will say Rystil that you've got good stuff, but doing things like Dogmas for every faith is more probably more than a single contribution.Sounds like the Blue Mountains should be to the East.  Since I am very blurry about external countries and the map, I'm not going to declare where they are.  Let the next person to make a Contribution around them place them more precisely.Like that, I just thought I'd point out that I try to have a certain amount of detail in my post, but leave gaps and openings for other people.  Kind of like a partially constructed leggo house.  Fraxxer Bloodtooth for example... what Pillar was he in, if any?  What does it mean if he was part of the Lost Pillar, or a current one?Contribution of the Day:Pillar Mulcibe has any ancient stash of treasure passed down since the conquest of the Elven realm.  This treasure has been stolen and recovered on several occasions.  Some has been sold to get through tough times, and some has not withstood the ravages of the years.  In this treasure is the Ven Loqandis.  This gold-bladed sword was created by the leader of the Elves to strengthen his hand picked warrior-a champion, bodyguard, and personal agent.No one knew that amongst its magics was a tremendously complicated geas that the Elven Archmage had layered into the magic- enchantments of loyalty to himself and the Elven people, requirements to fix certain problems.  Amongst these were a series of directives about what to do if the People were conquered...This sword has been carefully locked up and forgotten for the last four centuries.  For all who hold it for longer than an hour (at night) begin to go mad.  Also amongst the sword's many enchantments were the means for the swordbearer and the Archmage to communicate.  It was determined by sages those centuries ago that to hold the sword connected one's mind to spirits of the dead, and thus to madness.The Jagged Eye's most talented seers always strive to discover weapons of the past, and recently they came across this sword.  Typical of seers, they had few details, and those few they had were misunderstood.  They thought the sword had been designed to empower those who sought the destruction of Elven enemies.  That is at best an incomplete understanding of the blade.</blockquote>

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