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Aelor Dread stands rather still near the poster in  Malinor, his arm crackles slightly as he places a small scribbled note that is still rather eerily neat "It is right near Kal'Azgoth, up a set of rather treacherous steps."

*Rather large posters hang around the elven lands and a few in the dwarven lands, the poster is neatly written with odd precision and small print. The poster reads 

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"I require assistance opening a rather strange and large door I found during my travels. The old and thick mixture of wood and stone combined make it nearly impossible for only one person to open. I promise anyone that helps me some percentage of the wealth I find within the door. Feel free to contact me if you are interested. My appearance is a large suit of black armor. Also feel free to send a bird."

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A detailed sketch of the door and near surroundings are included on the poster.

The poster is signed "A.D"

- As you take a leisurely stroll through the elven district, you see an odd looking poster that hangs along a few a tree's, the writing oddly neat and perfect. The text on the poster is written in a dark and bold looking ink, demanding attention from those who read it. The poster reads - 

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"I am looking for someone that may be able to aid me in a search of something rather old and forgotten. A certain ritual that pertains to the making of a figure, much like myself. If you have any experience within the arts of old  0r dark magic, please feel free to contact me. You will be able to tell who I am by my rather large armored frame and the assortment of noises that emit from my armor."

The poster is signed "A.D," in bold and bright lettering.

So'Raska cautiously trots up the treacherous stairs to Wyverwyn Hold, the Kharajyrs' face appears to be young, yet he relies heavily upon a dark looking staff. He looks to be rather skinny, his arms and legs apparently feeble. He taps softly on the iron gate leading into the hold with the staff, breathing rather heavily in front of the gate. The brightly colored Kharajyr shivers and and takes in deep breaths heavily, looking at the first person he sees and calmly asks "So'Raska seeks entrawnce to'ah tha collawge, would'ah thawt be pawsabawl?"

So'Raska strolls through elven districts, leaning upon his large Ro'ah wood staff, he begins to feel the odd sensation in his throat, not really knowing what it is, he begins to cough it up. He takes the paper within his feeble paws and begins to read rather quickly "Dwarf lawnds...." He moves as quickly as his legs can take him back to the Karakatuan docks, searching for Morthawl to ask permission to attend. 

They are currently in Dev mode which means they are probably doing something to the server for the event. Your Iron VIP shall show up shortly.

'Tis true, thanks!

Well, It kinda does make particularly strong wood. The bark of the tree, once refined, is close to the strength of stone, but much lighter.

Thank you for your support!

Well, technically, I would probably attempt to make a weapon out of the bark from the tree. I would hope other people would try to make bows, staves, and sword hilts from them, as I think it would make unique role-play.

Thanks Sala!

Aelor Dread pulls the note oddly close to his helmet, the faceless being somehow able to read. His voice begins to crackle unnaturally as his pins the note back up "T-ime to h-unt so-me Mali'aheral." Aelor chortles, the wicked laugh echoing beneath he bowls of his black armor.

Did they every decide on the rarity of diamonds? Also, if there is going to be a multi-verse plugin for mining? In other news, cheers!

Be patient, friends! The wait shall be worth it. On another note, thank you for all the tireless work and effort put in by the builders and GM's :)

Aelor Dread picks up the book and reads it rather dully. He helmet remains eerily still as he processes the words from within the book, slightly intrigued, he sets out to find more information.

Thanks, Ben :P

~The Ro'ah Tree~

 
 
The Ro'ah is a coniferous tree, never loosing it's leaves throughout the seasons. This tree is long-lived and extremely slow-growing. The nodules on the roots fix nitrogen, producing a more fertile soil, the leaves provide vital browse for herbivores, and the extensive root system stabilizes the soil. Mature Ro'ah trees, if chopped down and removed, are extremely light weight and durable.
 

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The Ro'ah tree is most commonly found surrounded by other tree's in dense forests. A Ro'ah tree can be distinguished by it's almost jet black to dark purple bark. The Ro'ah tree is commonly sought out by wood carvers and also smiths because of it's extremely light weight and durable bark. The Ro'ah tree is considered precious to the elves because it's naturally prone to being used for long bows and hilts and parts of blades.

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Along with the Ro'ah trees many advantages, there are also disadvantages. The Ro'ah tree is almost impossible to build on, due to the fact that it is incredibly flammable. If the Ro'ah tree is directly confronted with fire, the strong and durable bark will actually begin to melt and then burn completely. This comes as a major disappointment to some because it is such a large tree. Many people do not know this weakness, and build on the tree anyways only to be in for a surprise.

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Along with being incredibly flammable, the Ro'ah tree is incredibly rare. It is only found in some of the oldest forests, and almost impossible to find because it is completely surround by other dark trees. Some things that point to Ro'ah trees are old oaken trees, and a river is often near if a Ro'ah tree is found.

You are sitting by the elven docks when your ear twitches slightly, you turn and notice a incredibly large man, a mysterious and unnatural crackling noise emits from under his armored boots, his black armored frame makes eerie sounds of metal rubbing against metal. The armored object turns his head, the slight movement movement causing an assortment of strange popping sounds. The figure turns and looks at you, seemingly no face is visible at all. The "thing" trots off into the brush of the forest, taking his strange sense of death and despair with him.

-Just a little something to re-introduce my Dread Knight, Aelor.

(( Yes, truly wonderful post by the way. A wonderful read  ;)  ))

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(( Is someone actually Rp'ing the puppy?))

(( It's terrible to see him go. I remember when I first saw him as my kitten, Dezar :P ))

(( Oh, how badly I want to make a mage character. We shall see. ))

I support! I have been waiting for a race similar to the Dothraki, I would be very excited if this got implemented. +1

Even if it's not at peak times, they are striving to make 3.0 less spread out so it may be easier to find someone.