The Empire's Origins - Revision history

>Canim44: Text replacement - "{{ST|Euden}}" to "{{ST|The Prince}}"

2020-02-22T22:15:46Z

Text replacement - "{{ST|Euden}}" to "{{ST|The Prince}}"

>Canim44: Text replacement - "{{ST|Euden}}" to "{{ST|The Prince}}"

2020-02-22T22:15:46Z

Text replacement - "{{ST|Euden}}" to "{{ST|The Prince}}"

>Canim44: Text replacement - "{{ST|Euden}}" to "{{ST|The Prince}}"

2020-02-22T22:15:46Z

Text replacement - "{{ST|Euden}}" to "{{ST|The Prince}}"

>Hiizou: Created page with "{{CampaignQuestHeader |Chapter=10 |ChapterName=Resurgent Despair |Location=EX 1 |Part=1 |LocationName=Narrow Pass |NextQuest=Pervasive Resentment |PreviousQuest=Impending Disa..."

2019-09-15T22:59:45Z

Created page with "{{CampaignQuestHeader |Chapter=10 |ChapterName=Resurgent Despair |Location=EX 1 |Part=1 |LocationName=Narrow Pass |NextQuest=Pervasive Resentment |PreviousQuest=Impending Disa..."

>Hiizou: Created page with "{{CampaignQuestHeader |Chapter=10 |ChapterName=Resurgent Despair |Location=EX 1 |Part=1 |LocationName=Narrow Pass |NextQuest=Pervasive Resentment |PreviousQuest=Impending Disa..."

2019-09-15T22:59:45Z

Created page with "{{CampaignQuestHeader |Chapter=10 |ChapterName=Resurgent Despair |Location=EX 1 |Part=1 |LocationName=Narrow Pass |NextQuest=Pervasive Resentment |PreviousQuest=Impending Disa..."

>Hiizou: Created page with "{{CampaignQuestHeader |Chapter=10 |ChapterName=Resurgent Despair |Location=EX 1 |Part=1 |LocationName=Narrow Pass |NextQuest=Pervasive Resentment |PreviousQuest=Impending Disa..."

2019-09-15T22:59:45Z

Created page with "{{CampaignQuestHeader |Chapter=10 |ChapterName=Resurgent Despair |Location=EX 1 |Part=1 |LocationName=Narrow Pass |NextQuest=Pervasive Resentment |PreviousQuest=Impending Disa..."

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{{CampaignQuestHeader
|Chapter=10
|ChapterName=Resurgent Despair
|Location=EX 1
|Part=1
|LocationName=Narrow Pass
|NextQuest=Pervasive Resentment
|PreviousQuest=Impending Disaster
|ThumbnailImage=10010_08
|Summary=The prince learns the Dyrenell Empire was once a pious nation that followed the goddess Ilia. Having always believed Dyrenell to be a vile empire that worshiped the Other, the prince finds his thoughts turning to what manner of people used to live there.
|Dialogue={{ST|Euden}} Clave Loy'elune...
{{ST|Ranzal}} Somethin' on yer mind, boss?
{{ST|Euden}} Just thinking about how I had no idea this was the place where Alberius and the Other had their final battle.
{{ST|Ranzal}} Ah, don't beat yerself up about it. I mean, the legend of the Founder King's famous and all, but there's a whole crapload'a vague stuff in the margins.
{{ST|Luca}} Cleo, you were his attendant, right? Did you not know that either?
{{ST|Cleo}} I fear I was kept at some distance from the fighting in those days. Further, His Majesty was the type to forge ahead on his own...
{{ST|Notte}} I still don't get why they had to have their final battle in a dank heck-hole like this.
{{ST|Zodiark}} This place was the birthplace of Dyrenell.
{{ST|Euden}} How's that, Zodiark?
{{ST|Zodiark}} It was once the capital of the Dyrenell Empire.
{{ST|Euden}} What?!
{{ST|Zodiark}} It is true. The Empire was born here, and then the Other given life anew.
{{ST|Euden}} I had no idea. Although when I think about it, I realize I know almost NOTHING about the original Dyrenell Empire.
{{ST|Elisanne}} Indeed, we know nothing save that it was a place that worshiped the Other and eventually brought him to life.
{{ST|Mym}} I've always found it hard to understand what humans are thinking, but this one really takes the cake. Resurrecting the Other? Did they hope to inspire their own demise?
{{ST|Euden}} That's a good question. For what purpose did they revive the Other?
{{ST|Zodiark}} It might interest you to learn that Dyrenell was not a land that worshiped the Other from the very start. In fact, they believed in the goddess Ilia.
{{ST|Euden}} I'm sorry, WHAT?
{{ST|Elisanne}} That's near blasphemy, and idiocy besides! The goddess and the Other are completely incompatible—such a foolish story could not POSSIBLY be true!
{{ST|Cleo}} Actually, I have heard the same. Once, so the stories go, a devout people moved to a remote island to practice their faith away from worldly concerns. And the name of the nation those people built was...Dyrenell.
{{ST|Elisanne}} I can scarce believe it...
{{ST|Alex}} And yet you claim these people—these followers of Ilia—somehow converted and began worshiping the Other?
{{ST|Euden}} But why would devout believers in the goddess do such a thing?
{{ST|Zodiark}} I do not know when Dyrenell turned its back on the teachings of Ilia. However, they always said they sought to "reform this warped world."
{{ST|Mym}} That's rich, coming from the people who revived the Other and actually DID all the warping!
{{ST|Zodiark}} I know not the truth of it. I know only that these people held such convictions.
{{ST|Luca}} So they WEREN'T just a bunch of evil folks doing evil stuff and being all...evil?
{{ST|Ranzal}} Makes sense to me. Ya can't bring a nation together unless ya got somethin' what everyone can believe in.
{{ST|Euden}} Hmm... I always thought of the Dyrenell Empire as an evil place that did nothing but revive the Other, but maybe that was short-sighted of me. I mean, people used to live there. They had families. They had lives. And they must have believed in the truth of the actions they were taking. So who WERE these people...?
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 |ThumbnailImage=10010_08
 |Summary=The prince learns the Dyrenell Empire was once a pious nation that followed the goddess Ilia. Having always believed Dyrenell to be a vile empire that worshiped the Other, the prince finds his thoughts turning to what manner of people used to live there.
-|Dialogue={{ST|Euden}} Clave Loy'elune...
+|Dialogue={{ST|The Prince}} Clave Loy'elune...
 {{ST|Ranzal}} Somethin' on yer mind, boss?
-{{ST|Euden}} Just thinking about how I had no idea this was the place where Alberius and the Other had their final battle.
+{{ST|The Prince}} Just thinking about how I had no idea this was the place where Alberius and the Other had their final battle.
 {{ST|Ranzal}} Ah, don't beat yerself up about it. I mean, the legend of the Founder King's famous and all, but there's a whole crapload'a vague stuff in the margins.
 {{ST|Luca}} Cleo, you were his attendant, right? Did you not know that either?
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 {{ST|Notte}} I still don't get why they had to have their final battle in a dank heck-hole like this.
 {{ST|Zodiark}} This place was the birthplace of Dyrenell.
-{{ST|Euden}} How's that, Zodiark?
+{{ST|The Prince}} How's that, Zodiark?
 {{ST|Zodiark}} It was once the capital of the Dyrenell Empire.
-{{ST|Euden}} What?!
+{{ST|The Prince}} What?!
 {{ST|Zodiark}} It is true. The Empire was born here, and then the Other given life anew.
-{{ST|Euden}} I had no idea. Although when I think about it, I realize I know almost NOTHING about the original Dyrenell Empire.
+{{ST|The Prince}} I had no idea. Although when I think about it, I realize I know almost NOTHING about the original Dyrenell Empire.
 {{ST|Elisanne}} Indeed, we know nothing save that it was a place that worshiped the Other and eventually brought him to life.
 {{ST|Mym}} I've always found it hard to understand what humans are thinking, but this one really takes the cake. Resurrecting the Other? Did they hope to inspire their own demise?
-{{ST|Euden}} That's a good question. For what purpose did they revive the Other?
+{{ST|The Prince}} That's a good question. For what purpose did they revive the Other?
 {{ST|Zodiark}} It might interest you to learn that Dyrenell was not a land that worshiped the Other from the very start. In fact, they believed in the goddess Ilia.
-{{ST|Euden}} I'm sorry, WHAT?
+{{ST|The Prince}} I'm sorry, WHAT?
 {{ST|Elisanne}} That's near blasphemy, and idiocy besides! The goddess and the Other are completely incompatible—such a foolish story could not POSSIBLY be true!
 {{ST|Cleo}} Actually, I have heard the same. Once, so the stories go, a devout people moved to a remote island to practice their faith away from worldly concerns. And the name of the nation those people built was...Dyrenell.
 {{ST|Elisanne}} I can scarce believe it...
 {{ST|Alex}} And yet you claim these people—these followers of Ilia—somehow converted and began worshiping the Other?
-{{ST|Euden}} But why would devout believers in the goddess do such a thing?
+{{ST|The Prince}} But why would devout believers in the goddess do such a thing?
 {{ST|Zodiark}} I do not know when Dyrenell turned its back on the teachings of Ilia. However, they always said they sought to "reform this warped world."
 {{ST|Mym}} That's rich, coming from the people who revived the Other and actually DID all the warping!
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 {{ST|Luca}} So they WEREN'T just a bunch of evil folks doing evil stuff and being all...evil?
 {{ST|Ranzal}} Makes sense to me. Ya can't bring a nation together unless ya got somethin' what everyone can believe in.
-{{ST|Euden}} Hmm... I always thought of the Dyrenell Empire as an evil place that did nothing but revive the Other, but maybe that was short-sighted of me. I mean, people used to live there. They had families. They had lives. And they must have believed in the truth of the actions they were taking. So who WERE these people...?
+{{ST|The Prince}} Hmm... I always thought of the Dyrenell Empire as an evil place that did nothing but revive the Other, but maybe that was short-sighted of me. I mean, people used to live there. They had families. They had lives. And they must have believed in the truth of the actions they were taking. So who WERE these people...?
 }}

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