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• A poem by Arcanist Davworth details the time just after the Searing of Ascalon.
• Defeat Molwurve and Molvarpa.
• Read more.
• Sonic Turret Prototype
• The summer of 1070 AE was particularly hot in Ascalon. Fire rained from the sky. Thousands died.
• Autumn was worse, because it hadn't ended and Ascalon shriveled.
• You did it! Gumtinkum, you did it! Meet us at the weapons test north of here, and we'll get started.
• Still, some trees are dead wood rather than leafy beacons of hope. Winter never came to soothe tensions.
• This book by Scholar Alainn goes into meticulous detail about the various species of plants found in Kryta.
• Continue.
• Wild herbs can be found throughout Kryta. Thyme, parsley, tarragon, and other leafy greens can be found in natural patches.
• Other edibles, such as strawberries, can be cultivated easily, but thrive mostly on farms and not in nature.
• Once you learn the plants of Kryta and can tell oregano from sage, the world is more engaging and less of a surprise.
• Find something else to read.
• This tells ancient charr legends about Ascalon. It was a mythology book compiled by Cita Commandheart.
• Flip page.
• Once, fearsome beasts walked the land. These giants ripped smaller animals apart with their sharp teeth and kicked rocks miles away.
• The creatures had claws longer than charr arms that they used to spear and cook their prey.
• These creatures died because they did not work in warbands. When dragons attacked, they fought and died alone.
• The charr ruled Ascalon differently. We made warbands and legions. We made armies. Then the humans arrived and pushed us from our land.
• We retaliated and took it back.
• Walk away.
• These are collected poems about Nightfall, compiled by Melonni.
• When the undead arise and the old women cry, the Sunspears fight to shut down the inevitable fall of night.
• Varesh's troops need a cartful of pain; with Kormir to lead, the Sunspears will never complain.
• Crossing the desolation to face Joko himself, we all tremble a little and make haste over the continental shelf.
• Through devastation and torment we see Kormir rise, and after an extensive effort, Abaddon dies.
• Put the book away.
• This book is a first printing and compiles the work of Krytan philosopher Behn Millen.
• All humans contain vast amounts of hate. The key is to release that evil in prayer to Grenth.
• Then as a member of the Vigil, I'll assist where I can.
• Can you give any advice to a fellow member of the Vigil?
• Be resourceful. Someone as proficient at combat as yourself probably already knows that objects in the environment can be used as weapons. Become familiar enough with their uses, and you can use them in your strategies.
• If magic and power are too strong, quell them with monotony and routine.
• When you see yourself do good, praise the gods. When you see yourself do evil, mourn their absence.
• That's why I'm in the Vigil.
• I feel the same.
• The Vigil is about working as a team to make a difference.
• That sounds nice when you say it, but if you're someone like me, it's a foreign concept. Still, I feel like maybe when I'm through with all of this, I'll be worth something.
• Make yourself worth something and you will be.
• Happy Warthogs
• Your help getting prickleberries was good. You killed bears and the Flame Legion. You are a strong fighter! We thank you. —Nrocroc Chief
• Nrocroc Chief
• Help
• Hello, The ambushes you've prepared for the Flame Legion have set their tails ablaze. Between the mines, booby-traps, mortars, and explosive boulders, nothing is safe in Switchback Canyons. And that's how we like it. You've helped the Ash Legion and proven that the Flame Legion are soon to be no more. —Solita Miststalker
• Solita Miststalker
• A Taste of Their Own Medicine
• Greetings, friend, Your helping hand with the poor refugees was a touch of comfort. The beacons you lit to guide them represent your own shining strength, and the food you gathered shows you to be a pillar of support. We are indebted to you. —Enduring Protector
• Enduring Protector
• Gratitude