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A powerful Falatacot tome often described as having its own malevolent will. | A powerful Falatacot<ref name=OurGreatWork>1999/11 [[Sudden Season]] - [[Our Great Work]]</ref> tome often described as having its own malevolent will. | ||
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<ref name=HistOfAubVolI>2003/02 [[That Which Is Ours]] - [[The History of Auberean/Volume I: Empires Clashing (-30,000 to -9,000)|The History of Auberean Volume I: Empires Clashing (-30,000 to -9,000)]]</ref> | <ref name=HistOfAubVolI>2003/02 [[That Which Is Ours]] - [[The History of Auberean/Volume I: Empires Clashing (-30,000 to -9,000)|The History of Auberean Volume I: Empires Clashing (-30,000 to -9,000)]]</ref> | ||
<ref name=RytheransLetter>2007/03 [[Ancient Enemies]] - [[Rytheran's Letter]]</ref> | <ref name=RytheransLetter>2007/03 [[Ancient Enemies]] - [[Rytheran's Letter]]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 11:36, 15 August 2010
A powerful Falatacot[1] tome often described as having its own malevolent will.
This article is a work in progress. The sources below will be used to populate this article.
References
- ↑ 1999/11 Sudden Season - Our Great Work
- ↑ 2003/02 That Which Is Ours - The History of Auberean Volume I: Empires Clashing (-30,000 to -9,000)
- ↑ 2007/03 Ancient Enemies - Rytheran's Letter
- ↑ 2007/03 Ancient Enemies - Ancient Journal Page
- ↑ 2008/03 Foolish Ambition - Rytheran's Journal
- ↑ 2008/03 Foolish Ambition - Lord Rytheran's Journal: Lore & Dialog
- ↑ 2010/05 Celebration - Rollout Article
Asheron's Call 2
Note: AC2 lore may no longer be adhered to by the current devs because the game was shut down.
In one of AC2's story arcs a group of undead called the Archons of the Way steal the book of Eibhil from Geraine and try to use it to supplant him. The book takes them over and attempts to destroy the world. Geraine stops them and meets the physical manifestation of the book, a Falatacot witch named Eibhil. However, Eibhil is not actually the author of the book. Geraine kills Eibhil and vows to author his own book not merely use another's.