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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HolyMan" data-source="post: 5642776" data-attributes="member: 84167">OOC: Good roll that is the third nat 20 I have seen in the past day and a half.[sblock=INFO]Knowledge DC Information Known10 The glyphs don’t seem to be formed from a common alphabet, although they are reminiscent of arcane symbolsrepresenting elemental air.15 The glyphs represent names, with each referring to a single individual. The glyph on the arcane apparatus at area 2 probably represents the seal of the most important or highest-ranking of the three found in the Whispering Cairn. The glyph on the sarcophagi is the lowest-ranking of the three.20 The letterforms look similar to an ancient glyph-language called Vaati, which some unorthodox scholars consider the original written form of Auran.25 Vaati is an Auran word meaning “Wind Duke,” and refers to the legendary Wind Dukes of Aaqa who forged the Rod of Seven Parts. A book called the Chronicle of Chan, falsely attributed to a princess of elemental air, records a full roster of the Wind Dukes present at the Battle of Pesh and a general record of what took place there.[/sblock]</blockquote>