Ghyll:Shepenor - Revision history

Morbus Iff: Fixing links to point to Iganefta-on-the-Sea.

2005-07-27T00:03:51Z

Fixing links to point to Iganefta-on-the-Sea.

Morbus Iff: Fixing links to point to Iganefta-on-the-Sea.

2005-07-26T23:59:09Z

Fixing links to point to Iganefta-on-the-Sea.

Jcowan: Oops, premature save

2005-02-16T19:09:39Z

Oops, premature save

Jcowan: Final draft

2005-02-16T19:07:40Z

Final draft

Jcowan: Typo in link

2005-02-16T18:48:34Z

Typo in link

Jcowan: First draft, very patchy

2005-02-16T18:48:01Z

First draft, very patchy

Jcowan: Dibbed with quotes

2005-02-15T22:32:56Z

Dibbed with quotes

New page

Dibbed. --[[User:Jcowan|Jcowan]] 17:32, 15 Feb 2005 (EST)

In -446 [[EC]], elders from the neighboring fishing villages of [[Shepenor]] and Thunderbarg met to discuss the taste of fish harvested from the [[Qestarius River]]. After thirty minutes of deliberation, along with taste tests from dishes prepared by their finest cooks, both villages agreed that not only was the river changing, but also the river's inhabitants. Although the village of [[Shepenor]] didn't much like the increased traffic and competiton, both villages agreed that it'd be in Thungerbarg's best interest to harvest fish only from the [[Dagger Seas|Marty]] sea.

[[Kebro-shepenor]] is located within sight of the fishing village of [[Shepenor]], but is rather too far out to swim. At low tide, the island is connected to the mainland by a sandbar, but it is too long to walk during the short time that it is exposed.

You are encouraged to drop by [[Shepenor]] on your next vacation, and pick up a few of the gruesome clubs and axes of the bloodthirsty Kev warriors.

The history of the [[Rod of Quiends]] is somewhat obscure. It was discovered near the village of [[Shepenor]] sometime around -800 [[EC]], where it was briefly used as the scepter of a local [[Hive-Lord]].

Nor can it be because of the village of Quiends near [[Shepenor]] (where the Rod was discovered), as that village did not even get the name "Quiends" until at least 60 years after the Rod had been found and named (in fact, the name of the village appears to derive from the name of the Rod, not the other way around).

* '''[[Shepenor]]''' (fishing village)
** On the coast of Marty, one of the [[Dagger Seas]] ([[Kebro-shepenor]])
** [[Kebro-shepenor]] is within sight of Shepenor, but too far to swim ([[Kebro-shepenor]])
** At low tide, connected to [[Kebro-shepenor]] by a sandbar ([[Kebro-shepenor]])

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−	'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas\|Marty]] between [[Iganefta-on-the-Sea]] and Quiends. Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]]. Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a [[Qestarius River\|dialogue]] between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta\|Thungerbarg]] is recorded in the difficult glyphs of that era. In our days, Shepenor has been of no political importance whatsoever.	+	'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas\|Marty]] between [[Iganefta-on-the-Sea]] and Quiends. Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]]. Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a [[Qestarius River\|dialogue]] between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta-on-the-Sea\|Thungerbarg]] is recorded in the difficult glyphs of that era. In our days, Shepenor has been of no political importance whatsoever.

	The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor\|Kev]] kitsch. Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures\|lugyup]]. Historical figures show a high of 4200 lugyup in -75 [[EC]] and a low of 625 lugyup in -42 [[EC]], when a great wave came up from the sea and destroyed most of the boats and houses in Shepenor: fortunately for all, few lives were lost. Readers should however remember the well-known saying (often, but wrongly, attributed to [[Doc Rockett]]) about statistics.		The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor\|Kev]] kitsch. Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures\|lugyup]]. Historical figures show a high of 4200 lugyup in -75 [[EC]] and a low of 625 lugyup in -42 [[EC]], when a great wave came up from the sea and destroyed most of the boats and houses in Shepenor: fortunately for all, few lives were lost. Readers should however remember the well-known saying (often, but wrongly, attributed to [[Doc Rockett]]) about statistics.

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−	'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas\|Marty]] between [[Iganefta]]-on-the-Sea and Quiends. Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]]. Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a [[Qestarius River\|dialogue]] between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta\|Thungerbarg]] is recorded in the difficult glyphs of that era. In our days, Shepenor has been of no political importance whatsoever.	+	'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas\|Marty]] between [[Iganefta-on-the-Sea]] and Quiends. Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]]. Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a [[Qestarius River\|dialogue]] between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta\|Thungerbarg]] is recorded in the difficult glyphs of that era. In our days, Shepenor has been of no political importance whatsoever.

	The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor\|Kev]] kitsch. Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures\|lugyup]]. Historical figures show a high of 4200 lugyup in -75 [[EC]] and a low of 625 lugyup in -42 [[EC]], when a great wave came up from the sea and destroyed most of the boats and houses in Shepenor: fortunately for all, few lives were lost. Readers should however remember the well-known saying (often, but wrongly, attributed to [[Doc Rockett]]) about statistics.		The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor\|Kev]] kitsch. Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures\|lugyup]]. Historical figures show a high of 4200 lugyup in -75 [[EC]] and a low of 625 lugyup in -42 [[EC]], when a great wave came up from the sea and destroyed most of the boats and houses in Shepenor: fortunately for all, few lives were lost. Readers should however remember the well-known saying (often, but wrongly, attributed to [[Doc Rockett]]) about statistics.

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-'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas|Marty]] between [[Iganefta]]-on-the-Sea and Quiends.  Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]].  Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a [[Qestarius River|dialogue]] between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta|Thungerbarg]] is recorded in the glyphs of that era.  In our days, Shepenor has been of no political importance whatsoever.
+'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas|Marty]] between [[Iganefta]]-on-the-Sea and Quiends.  Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]].  Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a [[Qestarius River|dialogue]] between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta|Thungerbarg]] is recorded in the difficult glyphs of that era.  In our days, Shepenor has been of no political importance whatsoever.
 The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor|Kev]] kitsch.  Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures|lugyup]].  Historical figures show a high of 4200 lugyup in -75 [[EC]] and a low of 625 lugyup in -42 [[EC]], when a great wave came up from the sea and destroyed most of the boats and houses in Shepenor: fortunately for all, few lives were lost.  Readers should however remember the well-known saying (often, but wrongly, attributed to [[Doc Rockett]]) about statistics.
-Few famous people have hailed from Shepenor.  [[NeoAlezanians]] founder [[Hack and the Jacks|Michael "Jack" Mooney]] is said to be of Shepenorian origin in the fourth degree, though a rigorous investigation of the [[Unquisition]] archives have revealed no proof of this claim.  The present [[rejah]] of Shepenor, Ralph Alpher, is well-known in the region for his apparently infinite capacity for [[Adlorst Vinifera|Adlorst]].
+Few famous people have hailed from Shepenor.  [[NeoAlezanians]] founder [[Hack And The Jacks|Michael "Jack" Mooney]] is said to be of Shepenorian origin in the fourth degree, though a rigorous investigation of the [[Unquisition]] archives have revealed no proof of this claim.  The present [[rejah]] of Shepenor, Ralph Alpher, is well-known in the region for his apparently infinite capacity for [[Adlorst Vinifera|Adlorst]].
-'''Citations''':  [[Kebro-shepenor]], [[Hack and the Jacks]], [[Unquisition]].
+'''Citations''':  [[Kebro-shepenor]], [[Hack And The Jacks]], [[Unquisition]].
---[[User:Jcowan|Jcowan]] 14:07, 16 Feb 2005 (EST)
+--[[User:Jcowan|John Cowan]] 14:07, 16 Feb 2005 (EST)
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-Dibbed.  --[[User:Jcowan|Jcowan]] 17:32, 15 Feb 2005 (EST)
+'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas|Marty]] between [[Iganefta]]-on-the-Sea and Quiends.  Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]].  Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a [[Qestarius River|dialogue]] between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta|Thungerbarg]] is recorded in the glyphs of that era.  In our days, Shepenor has been of no political importance whatsoever.
-'''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas|Marty]] between [[Iganefta]]-on-the-Sea and Quiends.  Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]].  Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a dialogue between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta|Thungerbarg]] is recorded.
+The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor|Kev]] kitsch.  Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures|lugyup]].  Historical figures show a high of 4200 lugyup in -75 [[EC]] and a low of 625 lugyup in -42 [[EC]], when a great wave came up from the sea and destroyed most of the boats and houses in Shepenor: fortunately for all, few lives were lost.  Readers should however remember the well-known saying (often, but wrongly, attributed to [[Doc Rockett]]) about statistics.
-The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor|Kev]] kitsch.  Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures|lugyup]].  Historical figures show a high of 4200 and a low of 625 lugyup.  Readers should remember the well-known proverb about statistics.
+Few famous people have hailed from Shepenor.  [[NeoAlezanians]] founder [[Hack and the Jacks|Michael "Jack" Mooney]] is said to be of Shepenorian origin in the fourth degree, though a rigorous investigation of the [[Unquisition]] archives have revealed no proof of this claim.  The present [[rejah]] of Shepenor, Ralph Alpher, is well-known in the region for his apparently infinite capacity for [[Adlorst Vinifera|Adlorst]].
-'''Citations''':  [[Kebro-shepenor]], [[]], [[]].
+'''Citations''':  [[Kebro-shepenor]], [[Hack and the Jacks]], [[Unquisition]].

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 '''Shepenor''' is a village of about 300 people on the coast of [[Dagger Seas|Marty]] between [[Iganefta]]-on-the-Sea and Quiends.  Its name is pronounced "shuh-PEEN-oar", quite unlike the pronunciation of the nearby, but essentially inaccessible, island of [[Kebro-shepenor]].  Its history dates back to at least -446 [[EC]], when a dialogue between the elders of Shepenor and [[Iganefta|Thungerbarg]] is recorded.
-The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor|Kev]] kitsch.  Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System of Measures|lugyup]].  Historical figures show a high of 4200 and a low of 625 lugyup.  Readers should remember the well-known proverb about statistics.
+The chief industries of Shepenor are, as they always have been, fish and [[Kebro-shepenor|Kev]] kitsch.  Fish is by far the most important article of commerce: the total take in -2 [[EC]] (the most recent year for which statistics are available) is 2000 [[Chesix System Of Measures|lugyup]].  Historical figures show a high of 4200 and a low of 625 lugyup.  Readers should remember the well-known proverb about statistics.
 '''Citations''':  [[Kebro-shepenor]], [[]], [[]].