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That having been said, please do not continue to read this entry in the Encyclopedia if you feel uncomfortable, nausiated, queezy or lightheaded. Be aware that these events are portrayed here becasue of the need for completeness and accuracy in the Encyclopedia not from any need of the public to know the truth. Feel free to return to your blissfully ignorant lives after reading this should such knowledge prove too disturbing. Thank you. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] Tuesday, 8 Ikk, 0 [[EC]] | That having been said, please do not continue to read this entry in the Encyclopedia if you feel uncomfortable, nausiated, queezy or lightheaded. Be aware that these events are portrayed here becasue of the need for completeness and accuracy in the Encyclopedia not from any need of the public to know the truth. Feel free to return to your blissfully ignorant lives after reading this should such knowledge prove too disturbing. Thank you. --[[User:DrAckroyd|Dr. H. L. Ackroyd]] Tuesday, 8 Ikk, 0 [[EC]] | ||
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| + | While the Raking has destroyed almost all of the cultural remains (of the [[Looliers]]), a few items held in personal collections or stolen by other cultures remain. | ||
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| + | Since the removal of the Stones to Stindersgrough by Corvin Axehand in –158 EC, and the subsequent iconoclastic Raking, the precise location of the Battle has been contested, yet the story is told in every nursery on Ghyll. | ||
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| + | Scholars disagree about whether the Raking can properly be considered part of the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening|Conflict]]. However, there is no question that some of its consequences deeply affected later participants in the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening|Conflict]], to the point where it must certainly be accounted a secondary cause of the [[Conflict That Is Not Happening|Conflict]]'s later phases. | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 5 February 2005
Dibbers!--Dr. H. L. Ackroyd 10:09, 5 Feb 2005 (EST)
Preface
This subjuct is a difficult one for most Ghyllians as it deals with a several terrible and uncomfortable times in our history. This researcher has had to seek permission from the Hive-Lords to proceed in his studies on this matter as it reveals several items of information that had been previously suppressed.
That having been said, please do not continue to read this entry in the Encyclopedia if you feel uncomfortable, nausiated, queezy or lightheaded. Be aware that these events are portrayed here becasue of the need for completeness and accuracy in the Encyclopedia not from any need of the public to know the truth. Feel free to return to your blissfully ignorant lives after reading this should such knowledge prove too disturbing. Thank you. --Dr. H. L. Ackroyd Tuesday, 8 Ikk, 0 EC
Random Bits
While the Raking has destroyed almost all of the cultural remains (of the Looliers), a few items held in personal collections or stolen by other cultures remain.
Since the removal of the Stones to Stindersgrough by Corvin Axehand in –158 EC, and the subsequent iconoclastic Raking, the precise location of the Battle has been contested, yet the story is told in every nursery on Ghyll.
Scholars disagree about whether the Raking can properly be considered part of the Conflict. However, there is no question that some of its consequences deeply affected later participants in the Conflict, to the point where it must certainly be accounted a secondary cause of the Conflict's later phases.
