Gugrontid - Revision history

Nightflyer0ne: added link to category page

2020-12-12T03:51:35Z

added link to category page

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	A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back wall is made from crystal.		A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back wall is made from crystal.


			See also: [[:Category: People in Gugrontid\|People of Gugrontid]].
	[[Category:Geography]]		[[Category:Geography]]

Nightflyer0ne: /* History */

2018-11-16T03:44:05Z

History

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	In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to his death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered nearby, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.		In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to his death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered nearby, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.

	A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back ~~well~~ is made from crystal.		A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back wall is made from crystal.

	[[Category:Geography]]		[[Category:Geography]]

Nightflyer0ne: /* History */

2018-11-07T12:01:01Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
	After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[Dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of [[Lumium]], and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.		After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[The Dome\|Dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of [[Lumium]], and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.

	In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to his death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered nearby, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.		In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to his death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered nearby, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.

Loremipsum: /* History */

2013-09-28T12:45:34Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
	After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[~~dome~~]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of [[Lumium]], and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.		After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[Dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of [[Lumium]], and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.

	In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to ~~their~~ death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered ~~near by~~, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.		In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to his death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered nearby, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.

	A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back well is made from crystal.		A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back well is made from crystal.

	[[Category:Geography]]		[[Category:Geography]]

Talad: Reverted edits by Copernicus (Talk) to last revision by Enderandrew

2010-12-10T22:37:14Z

Reverted edits by Copernicus (Talk) to last revision by Enderandrew

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	~~this~~ is ~~talad ->~~ [[~~File:hello~~.~~jpg~~]] ~~<- this~~ is ~~Xyz231~~		'''Gugrontid''' is the name of the home town of the [[Kran]] race.

			==History==
			After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of [[Lumium]], and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.

			In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to their death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered near by, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.

			A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back well is made from crystal.

			[[Category:Geography]]

Copernicus: spam

2010-12-10T21:48:44Z

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	~~'''Gugrontid'''~~ is ~~the name of the home town of the~~ [[~~Kran]] race.~~		this is talad -> [[File:hello.jpg]] <- this is Xyz231

	~~==History==~~
	After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of [[Lumium]], and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. ~~The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.~~

	~~In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur~~]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to their death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered near by, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.

	~~A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It~~ is ~~a small temple, but the back well is made from crystal.~~

	~~[[Category:Geography]]~~

Enderandrew: /* History */

2009-03-21T00:03:36Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
	After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of Lumium, and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.		After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of [[Lumium]], and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.

	In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to their death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered near by, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.		In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to their death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered near by, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.

Enderandrew: /* History */

2009-03-21T00:01:08Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
	After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. ~~The Kran~~ took that as a sign ~~and~~ made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade.		After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. Then they noticed that the stalactite had a rich vein of Lumium, and they took that as a sign from [[Talad]], whom they believed would lead them to their new home. The Kran made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade. In the year 15 AY, the Keep of Gugrontid was built.

			In 72 AY, the first [[Lemur]] caravan arrived, opening trade with the outside world. They brought fine potteries and textiles with them, but the city wasn't designed for outside visitors. When a Lemur trader fell to their death, the Kran knew they had to make their town more friendly for outside visitors, and they built a giant ramp leading up to the Keep. Crystals were also discovered near by, which increased trade even more. Eventually a smaller village developed around the ramp.

			A temple dedicated to Talad was also erected. It is a small temple, but the back well is made from crystal.

	[[Category:Geography]]		[[Category:Geography]]

Maanahr: Spelling.

2008-03-08T08:37:55Z

Spelling.

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	==History==		==History==
	After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous ~~stalagtite~~ crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and ~~pressumambly burried~~ a Kran named Gugrontid under ~~itsself~~. The Kran took that as a sign and made the top of the ~~stalagtite~~, a ~~strategicly~~ ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade.		After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalactite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and presumably buried a Kran named Gugrontid under itself. The Kran took that as a sign and made the top of the stalactite, a strategically ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade.

	[[Category:Geography]]		[[Category:Geography]]

Daevaorn at 17:49, 7 March 2008

2008-03-07T17:49:24Z

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	==History==		==History==
	After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalagtite crashed down from the dome ceiling and pressumambly burried a Kran named Gugrontid under itsself. The Kran took that as a sign and made the top of the stalagtite, a strategicly ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade.		After their creation the Kran set out to look for a site to settle. When they came to the place where their home town is located today, an enormous stalagtite crashed down from the [[dome]] ceiling and pressumambly burried a Kran named Gugrontid under itsself. The Kran took that as a sign and made the top of the stalagtite, a strategicly ideal site, the core of their settlement and named it after their lost comrade.

	[[Category:Geography]]		[[Category:Geography]]