Ghyll:Charterhouse Collection - Revision history

Jcowan: Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some.

2005-01-30T18:04:19Z

Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some.

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2005-01-29T03:56:13Z

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DrAckroyd: oops

2005-01-21T18:02:53Z

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DrAckroyd: BORK is a phantom Now...

2005-01-21T17:59:17Z

BORK is a phantom Now...

Jcowan: Linking Folktown

2004-10-30T02:36:40Z

Linking Folktown

Jcowan: Copy editing

2004-10-23T04:09:18Z

Copy editing

Morbus Iff: Fixing broken phantoms. Nothing worthwhile.

2004-10-12T22:36:53Z

Fixing broken phantoms. Nothing worthwhile.

Jcowan: Copy editing, some word changes

2004-09-25T03:02:11Z

Copy editing, some word changes

Morbus Iff: Copyediting. Monkies see footers, monkies do footers!

2004-09-25T02:25:38Z

Copyediting. Monkies see footers, monkies do footers!

Morbus Iff at 22:26, 24 September 2004

2004-09-24T22:26:47Z

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 On the outskirts of [[Folktown]], one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Hasawithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.
-There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of [[Bureau of Regained Knowledge|Recovered Knowledge]] is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.
+There are many rumours regarding the '''Charterhouse Collection''', as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of [[Bureau of Regained Knowledge|Recovered Knowledge]] is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.
 The Charterhouse Collection details much of the Occult Lore of Ghyll, including many entries regarding ghost sightings, alien visitations, and the summonings of dark gods, especially those of the [[Alezan pantheon]]. In fact, the detail to which the collection characterizes the pantheon is the key to its value: the prayers, rituals, and attire required to commune with the gods are written in exacting detail. It is obvious that the recording  of such practices was as much a religious pursuit as to acting out each stage. Though this is the most important part of the collection, it is by no means the only important part. Given the Collection's size, I for one can understand why [[Godfroi Hasawithe]] resides only on the ground floor of the Charterhouse, and why he is known to have one of the largest private libraries in Ghyll.

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 On the outskirts of [[Folktown]], one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Hasawithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.
-There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of [[Bureau of Recovered Knowledge|Recovered Knowledge]] is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.
+There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of [[Bureau of Regained Knowledge|Recovered Knowledge]] is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.
 The Charterhouse Collection details much of the Occult Lore of Ghyll, including many entries regarding ghost sightings, alien visitations, and the summonings of dark gods, especially those of the [[Alezan pantheon]]. In fact, the detail to which the collection characterizes the pantheon is the key to its value: the prayers, rituals, and attire required to commune with the gods are written in exacting detail. It is obvious that the recording  of such practices was as much a religious pursuit as to acting out each stage. Though this is the most important part of the collection, it is by no means the only important part. Given the Collection's size, I for one can understand why [[Godfroi Hasawithe]] resides only on the ground floor of the Charterhouse, and why he is known to have one of the largest private libraries in Ghyll.

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 On the outskirts of [[Folktown]], one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Hasawithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.
-There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of Recovered Knowledge is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.
+There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of [[Bureau of Recovered Knowledge|Recovered Knowledge]] is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.
 The Charterhouse Collection details much of the Occult Lore of Ghyll, including many entries regarding ghost sightings, alien visitations, and the summonings of dark gods, especially those of the [[Alezan pantheon]]. In fact, the detail to which the collection characterizes the pantheon is the key to its value: the prayers, rituals, and attire required to commune with the gods are written in exacting detail. It is obvious that the recording  of such practices was as much a religious pursuit as to acting out each stage. Though this is the most important part of the collection, it is by no means the only important part. Given the Collection's size, I for one can understand why [[Godfroi Hasawithe]] resides only on the ground floor of the Charterhouse, and why he is known to have one of the largest private libraries in Ghyll.

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−	On the outskirts of Folktown, one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Hasawithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists\|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.	+	On the outskirts of [[Folktown]], one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Hasawithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists\|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.

	There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of Recovered Knowledge is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.		There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had a chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of Recovered Knowledge is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.

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−	On the outskirts of Folktown, one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi ~~Haswaithe~~]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists\|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.	+	On the outskirts of Folktown, one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Hasawithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists\|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.

	There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of Recovered Knowledge is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.		There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of Recovered Knowledge is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.

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-On the outskirts of Folktown, one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Haswaithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.
+On the outskirts of Folktown, one can find the Charterhouse Estate, currently home to [[Godfroi Haswaithe]], the owner of what has become known in [[occultologists|occultologist]] circles as the most famous collection of Occult Lore.
-There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] situation in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long... therefore only a small amount of Recovered Knowledge is known about the collection, the current owner being rather paranoid.
+There are many rumours regarding the Charterhouse Collection, as most have not had chance to look upon its contents. However, there was a time when it was in the keeping of the [[Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge]], before the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] in -10 {{EC}}. Unfortunately it did not stay at the Bureau for long; therefore only a small amount of Recovered Knowledge is known about the collection, as the current owner is rather paranoid.
-The Charterhouse Collection details much of the Occult Lore of Ghyll, including many entries regarding ghost sightings, alien visitations, and the summonings of dark gods, especially those of the [[Alezan pantheon]]. In fact, the detail to which the collection investigates the pantheon is the key to its value: the prayers, rituals, and attire required to commune with the gods are written in exacting detail. It is obvious that the recording  of such practices was as much a religious pursuit as to acting out each stage. Though this is the most important part of the collection, it is by no means the entire focus. Based on its size, I for one can understand why [[Godfroi Hasawithe]] resides only on the ground floor of the Charterhouse, and why he is known to have one of the largest private libraries in Ghyll.
+The Charterhouse Collection details much of the Occult Lore of Ghyll, including many entries regarding ghost sightings, alien visitations, and the summonings of dark gods, especially those of the [[Alezan pantheon]]. In fact, the detail to which the collection characterizes the pantheon is the key to its value: the prayers, rituals, and attire required to commune with the gods are written in exacting detail. It is obvious that the recording  of such practices was as much a religious pursuit as to acting out each stage. Though this is the most important part of the collection, it is by no means the only important part. Given the Collection's size, I for one can understand why [[Godfroi Hasawithe]] resides only on the ground floor of the Charterhouse, and why he is known to have one of the largest private libraries in Ghyll.
-It is the events surrounding the Collection that garner the most interest though. What occurred on the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] is now a matter of record, but the Bureau is not the only place to have had the Collection and suffered. It is believed many leaders have fallen afoul since handling the tomes, enough to even suggest that the great [[Bysted Timperton]] resigned his position at [[Bute University]] due to its negative influence.
+It is the events surrounding the Collection that garner the most interest, though. What occurred on the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] is now a matter of record, but the Bureau is not the only place to have posssessed the Collection and suffered for it. It is believed many leaders have fallen afoul of the Collection's tomes after handling them, enough to even suggest that the great [[Bysted Timperton]] resigned his position at [[Bute University]] due to its negative influence.
-Only one man is rumoured to have thrived when it was in his possession, although he eventually sold it to a passing tinker once at port. The world must thank [[Captain Riquiras]] for the rediscovery of the collection, if only so we can reflect upon what the summation of its parts actually contains.
+Only one man is rumoured to have thrived when it was in his possession, even though he eventually sold it to a passing tinker once he reached port. The world must thank [[Captain Riquiras]] for the rediscovery of the collection, if only so that we can reflect upon what the summation of its parts actually means.
 '''Citations''': [[Alezan pantheon]], [[Godfroi Hasawithe]], [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]].

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	However it is the events surrounding the Collection that have more interest. What occurred on the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] is now a matter of record but the [[Bureau]] is not the only place to have had the Collection and suffered. It is believed that many world leaders have fallen foul since looking at the collection, it is believed that the great [[Bysted Timperton]] resigned his position at [[Bute University]] due to the influence of the collection. However one many is rumoured to be the only person who thrived when it was in his possession for it was he who sold it to some "passing tinker" once at port. The world must thank [[Captain Riquiras]] for the rediscovery of the collection, if only so we can think upon what it actually contains in full.		However it is the events surrounding the Collection that have more interest. What occurred on the [[Night of Cloaks and Daggers]] is now a matter of record but the [[Bureau]] is not the only place to have had the Collection and suffered. It is believed that many world leaders have fallen foul since looking at the collection, it is believed that the great [[Bysted Timperton]] resigned his position at [[Bute University]] due to the influence of the collection. However one many is rumoured to be the only person who thrived when it was in his possession for it was he who sold it to some "passing tinker" once at port. The world must thank [[Captain Riquiras]] for the rediscovery of the collection, if only so we can think upon what it actually contains in full.
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