Ghyll:Agarttha - Revision history

Morbus Iff: Copying the edit, copying the edit.

2005-05-21T14:39:46Z

Copying the edit, copying the edit.

Jcowan: Copy editing

2005-05-19T12:09:36Z

Copy editing

DrAckroyd: "it's" is "it is" | its is possessive

2005-05-18T20:02:35Z

"it's" is "it is" | its is possessive

Snafu Bohica: Correct punctuation and sever unnecessary operators. Blah.

2005-05-18T14:16:41Z

Correct punctuation and sever unnecessary operators. Blah.

Snafu Bohica at 20:44, 17 May 2005

2005-05-17T20:44:57Z

Snafu Bohica at 20:44, 17 May 2005

2005-05-17T20:44:18Z

New page

Mythical status aside, the temple city [[Agarttha]] has a physical existence in the [[Jorvyll]] mountain region. Outsiders know very little about either the history or exact location of its fabled bronze towers. This is not due to its perilous site among treacherous mountain passes or even the impenetrable concatenation of it's priesthood's morbid initiation rite, but rather those same cleric's complete, maniacal xenophobia.

This facet of [[Agarttha|Agarttha's]] society is has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The_Beast]]." The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:

''Whether seeker, pilgrim, or cenobite come hence''

''by western chance or questing from the east''

''whether man or god come 'fore these walls''

''We shoot 'em. Dead. Long live [[The Beast|The *#@!ing Beast]]!''

As may be guessed, the priesthood of [[Agarttha]] worships a deity known as [[The Beast]]. Rumors of cannibalism, necromancy, and poor dental hygiene are all true, which stands as a deterrent to the inquisitive. The city's secrets are safe even from the most debased [[Occultologists]], and Ghyll scholars and the world at large should rest easy that only the tamest revelations will be parcelled out to the Encyclopedia.

Long live [[The Beast]]!

'''Citations:''' [[Jorvyll]], [[The Beast]]

@@ Line 3: / Line 3: @@
 This facet of Agarttha's society has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The Beast]]."  The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:
-''Whether seeker, pilgrim, or cenobite come hence''<br/>
+<blockquote>''Whether seeker, pilgrim, or cenobite come hence''<br/>
 ''by western chance or questing from the east,''<br/>
 ''whether man or god come 'fore these walls''<br/>
-''We shoot 'em.  Dead.  Long live [[The Beast|The *#@!ing Beast]]!''
+''We shoot 'em.  Dead.  Long live [[The Beast|The *#@!ing Beast]]!''</blockquote>
 As may be guessed, the priesthood of Agarttha worships a deity known as [[The Beast]].  Rumors of cannibalism, necromancy, and poor dental hygiene are all true, which stands as a deterrent to the inquisitive.  The city's secrets are safe even from the most debased [[Occultologists]], and Ghyll scholars and the world at large should rest easy that only the tamest revelations will be parcelled out to the Encyclopedia.
@@ Line 12: / Line 12: @@
 Long live [[The Beast]]!
-'''Citations:''' [[Jorvyll]], [[Occultologists]], [[The Beast]].
+'''Citations''': [[Jorvyll]], [[Occultologists]], [[The Beast]].

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Mythical status aside, the temple city [[Agarttha]] has a physical existence in the [[Jorvyll]] mountain region.  Outsiders know very little about either the history or exact location of its fabled bronze towers.  This is not due to its perilous site among treacherous mountain passes or even the impenetrable concatenation of its priesthood's morbid initiation rite, but rather those same clerics' complete, maniacal xenophobia.
+Mythical status aside, the temple city of '''Agarttha''' has a physical existence in the [[Jorvyll]] mountain region.  Outsiders know very little about either the history or exact location of its fabled bronze towers.  This is not due to its perilous site among treacherous mountain passes or even the impenetrable concatenation of its priesthood's morbid initiation rite, but rather those same clerics' complete, maniacal xenophobia.
-This facet of [[Agarttha|Agarttha's]] society has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The Beast]]."  The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:
+This facet of Agarttha's society has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The Beast]]."  The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:
 ''We shoot 'em.  Dead.  Long live [[The Beast|The *#@!ing Beast]]!''
-As may be guessed, the priesthood of [[Agarttha]] worships a deity known as [[The Beast]].  Rumors of cannibalism, necromancy, and poor dental hygiene are all true, which stands as a deterrent to the inquisitive.  The city's secrets are safe even from the most debased [[Occultologists]], and Ghyll scholars and the world at large should rest easy that only the tamest revelations will be parcelled out to the Encyclopedia.
+As may be guessed, the priesthood of Agarttha worships a deity known as [[The Beast]].  Rumors of cannibalism, necromancy, and poor dental hygiene are all true, which stands as a deterrent to the inquisitive.  The city's secrets are safe even from the most debased [[Occultologists]], and Ghyll scholars and the world at large should rest easy that only the tamest revelations will be parcelled out to the Encyclopedia.
 Long live [[The Beast]]!
-'''Citations:''' [[Jorvyll]], [[The Beast]]
+'''Citations:''' [[Jorvyll]], [[Occultologists]], [[The Beast]].

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:02, 18 May 2005
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	Mythical status aside, the temple city [[Agarttha]] has a physical existence in the [[Jorvyll]] mountain region. Outsiders know very little about either the history or exact location of its fabled bronze towers. This is not due to its perilous site among treacherous mountain passes or even the impenetrable concatenation of ~~it's~~ priesthood's morbid initiation rite, but rather those same clerics' complete, maniacal xenophobia.	+	Mythical status aside, the temple city [[Agarttha]] has a physical existence in the [[Jorvyll]] mountain region. Outsiders know very little about either the history or exact location of its fabled bronze towers. This is not due to its perilous site among treacherous mountain passes or even the impenetrable concatenation of its priesthood's morbid initiation rite, but rather those same clerics' complete, maniacal xenophobia.

	This facet of [[Agarttha\|Agarttha's]] society has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The Beast]]." The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:		This facet of [[Agarttha\|Agarttha's]] society has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The Beast]]." The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Mythical status aside, the temple city [[Agarttha]] has a physical existence in the [[Jorvyll]] mountain region.  Outsiders know very little about either the history or exact location of its fabled bronze towers.  This is not due to its perilous site among treacherous mountain passes or even the impenetrable concatenation of it's priesthood's morbid initiation rite, but rather those same cleric's complete, maniacal xenophobia.
+Mythical status aside, the temple city [[Agarttha]] has a physical existence in the [[Jorvyll]] mountain region.  Outsiders know very little about either the history or exact location of its fabled bronze towers.  This is not due to its perilous site among treacherous mountain passes or even the impenetrable concatenation of it's priesthood's morbid initiation rite, but rather those same clerics' complete, maniacal xenophobia.
-This facet of [[Agarttha|Agarttha's]] society is has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The Beast]]."  The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:
+This facet of [[Agarttha|Agarttha's]] society has a long-standing precedent in its national religious text, "The Codex of [[The Beast]]."  The most poetic and eloquent example is translated here:
 ''Whether seeker, pilgrim, or cenobite come hence''