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'''Grastaea''' is the setting of Dragalia Lost. | '''Grastaea''' is the setting of Dragalia Lost. | ||
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Grastaea is the setting of Dragalia Lost.
Locations
Speculated
- Far southeast (wield Error: Table Weapons not found.)
Poem
The epic poem "Grasaea" makes reference to several weapons:
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- During Meggidoth the Wise's celestial journey, he discovered this supreme wand of black magic. The flower crowning the wand grew in the heavens, and stole away Meggidoth's heart.
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- Light given material form wielded by the hero Grast Caedmon
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- A staff described in chapter 2, verse 4: "With a swing, one species is born; with another swing, one species is extinct."
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- Passages expounding on the necromancy creating this cursed bow hewn together from a slew of fiend parts have been expunged from later manuscripts.
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- After Meggidoth the Wise died, he defeated a departed soul in a battle of wits and was born anew. The soul also gifted him with a magical bow as proof of his triumph over death.