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	Once part of the great orcish empire of Dobrekan, the '''Wastelands''' became part of southern Jechran after the Great War. Around the year 1000 O.D. a cataclysmic event rendered much of southern Jechran uninhabitable and ~~saturing~~ the blasted remains of the land in a strange magical energy. Since then few mortal races have ~~ventuered~~ into the wastes, though [[Changeling\|changelings]] have shown an immunity to the magical residue found there.		Once part of the great orcish empire of Dobrekan, the '''Wastelands''' became part of southern Jechran after the Great War. Around the year 1000 O.D. a cataclysmic event rendered much of southern Jechran uninhabitable and saturating the blasted remains of the land in a strange magical energy. Since then few mortal races have ventured into the wastes, though [[Changeling\|changelings]] have shown an immunity to the magical residue found there.

	==History==		==History==
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	The first region of The Wastelands to undergo even rudimentary mapping is located in the upper northwestern corner of the area, near the intersection of The Wastelands, [[Deglos]], and [[Jechran]]. Locals call this region "The Architect's Laboratory", after its lich ruler, [[Tzeenzch]] The Architect. Most of the inhabitants of this region make their living directly or indirectly through raiding the caravans that pass between [[Deglos]] and [[Jechran]]. They use hit-and-run tactics to overwhelm the dwarven and Jechrani traders before fading back into The Wastelands where they make camp. Due to the raiders long periods of time spent within the corrupting energies of The Wastelands, they take on strange mutated forms and become dependent on the energies there. It is thought that these raiders cannot stay outside of The Wastelands for too long before becoming sick and dying, so they have double the need for quick-hit raids.		The first region of The Wastelands to undergo even rudimentary mapping is located in the upper northwestern corner of the area, near the intersection of The Wastelands, [[Deglos]], and [[Jechran]]. Locals call this region "The Architect's Laboratory", after its lich ruler, [[Tzeenzch]] The Architect. Most of the inhabitants of this region make their living directly or indirectly through raiding the caravans that pass between [[Deglos]] and [[Jechran]]. They use hit-and-run tactics to overwhelm the dwarven and Jechrani traders before fading back into The Wastelands where they make camp. Due to the raiders long periods of time spent within the corrupting energies of The Wastelands, they take on strange mutated forms and become dependent on the energies there. It is thought that these raiders cannot stay outside of The Wastelands for too long before becoming sick and dying, so they have double the need for quick-hit raids.

	===The ~~Crator~~===		===The Crater===

	[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]		[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]

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Regions

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	===The Architect's Laboratory===		===The Architect's Laboratory===
	The first region of The Wastelands to undergo even rudimentary mapping is located in the upper northwestern corner of the area, near the intersection of The Wastelands, [[Deglos]], and [[Jechran]]. Locals call this region "The Architect's Laboratory", after its lich ruler, [[Tzeenzch]] The Architect. Most of the inhabitants of this region make their living directly or indirectly through raiding the caravans that pass between [[Deglos]] and [[Jechran]]. They use hit-and-run tactics to overwhelm the dwarven and Jechrani traders before fading back into The Wastelands where they make camp. Due to the raiders long periods of time spent within the corrupting energies of The Wastelands, they take on strange mutated forms and become dependent on the energies there. It is thought that these raiders cannot stay outside of The Wastelands for too long before becoming sick and dying, so they have double the need for quick-hit raids.		The first region of The Wastelands to undergo even rudimentary mapping is located in the upper northwestern corner of the area, near the intersection of The Wastelands, [[Deglos]], and [[Jechran]]. Locals call this region "The Architect's Laboratory", after its lich ruler, [[Tzeenzch]] The Architect. Most of the inhabitants of this region make their living directly or indirectly through raiding the caravans that pass between [[Deglos]] and [[Jechran]]. They use hit-and-run tactics to overwhelm the dwarven and Jechrani traders before fading back into The Wastelands where they make camp. Due to the raiders long periods of time spent within the corrupting energies of The Wastelands, they take on strange mutated forms and become dependent on the energies there. It is thought that these raiders cannot stay outside of The Wastelands for too long before becoming sick and dying, so they have double the need for quick-hit raids.

			===The Crator===

	[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]		[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]

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2020-05-26T23:26:19Z

The Architect's Laboratory

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	===The Architect's Laboratory===		===The Architect's Laboratory===
	The first region of The Wastelands to undergo even rudimentary mapping is located in the upper northwestern corner of the area, near the intersection of The Wastelands, [[Deglos]], and [[Jechran]]. Locals call this region "The Architect's Laboratory", after its ~~recently deceased, arisen as undead, and re-deceased~~ ruler, [[Tzeenzch]] The Architect. Most of the inhabitants of this region make their living directly or indirectly through raiding the caravans that pass between [[Deglos]] and [[Jechran]]. They use hit-and-run tactics to overwhelm the dwarven and Jechrani traders before fading back into The Wastelands where they make camp. Due to the raiders long periods of time spent within the corrupting energies of The Wastelands, they take on strange mutated forms and become dependent on the energies there. It is thought that these raiders cannot stay outside of The Wastelands for too long before becoming sick and dying, so they have double the need for quick-hit raids.		The first region of The Wastelands to undergo even rudimentary mapping is located in the upper northwestern corner of the area, near the intersection of The Wastelands, [[Deglos]], and [[Jechran]]. Locals call this region "The Architect's Laboratory", after its lich ruler, [[Tzeenzch]] The Architect. Most of the inhabitants of this region make their living directly or indirectly through raiding the caravans that pass between [[Deglos]] and [[Jechran]]. They use hit-and-run tactics to overwhelm the dwarven and Jechrani traders before fading back into The Wastelands where they make camp. Due to the raiders long periods of time spent within the corrupting energies of The Wastelands, they take on strange mutated forms and become dependent on the energies there. It is thought that these raiders cannot stay outside of The Wastelands for too long before becoming sick and dying, so they have double the need for quick-hit raids.

	[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]		[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]

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	==Regions==		==Regions==
	[[Image:Wastelands-Architect's Laboratory.JPG\|right\|thumb\|300px\|]		[[Image:Wastelands-Architect's Laboratory.JPG\|right\|thumb\|300px\|]]
	Recent explorations of the area have begun under the supervision of Lorewarden [[Torvald]]. (See [[Avlis_Campaign_7]].) Though little is known about the deep regions, it is suspected that there are political structures and civilizations in there that have suffered from years of mutation and corruption. In fact, it is suspected that The Wastelands may currently be divided into nine smaller regions roughly controlled by the denizens within. Beyond that, there is little information.		Recent explorations of the area have begun under the supervision of Lorewarden [[Torvald]]. (See [[Avlis_Campaign_7]].) Though little is known about the deep regions, it is suspected that there are political structures and civilizations in there that have suffered from years of mutation and corruption. In fact, it is suspected that The Wastelands may currently be divided into nine smaller regions roughly controlled by the denizens within. Beyond that, there is little information.

Orleron at 00:34, 20 May 2020

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	==Regions==		==Regions==
			[[Image:Wastelands-Architect's Laboratory.JPG\|right\|thumb\|300px\|]
	Recent explorations of the area have begun under the supervision of Lorewarden [[Torvald]]. (See [[Avlis_Campaign_7]].) Though little is known about the deep regions, it is suspected that there are political structures and civilizations in there that have suffered from years of mutation and corruption. In fact, it is suspected that The Wastelands may currently be divided into nine smaller regions roughly controlled by the denizens within. Beyond that, there is little information.		Recent explorations of the area have begun under the supervision of Lorewarden [[Torvald]]. (See [[Avlis_Campaign_7]].) Though little is known about the deep regions, it is suspected that there are political structures and civilizations in there that have suffered from years of mutation and corruption. In fact, it is suspected that The Wastelands may currently be divided into nine smaller regions roughly controlled by the denizens within. Beyond that, there is little information.

Orleron at 00:32, 20 May 2020

2020-05-20T00:32:27Z

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	The intrepid adventurers that saved [[Valok]] were killed in the blast, as was the avatar of [[Valok]] which was of no consequence. [[Mikon]] was unscathed but the land around the area known as Durathoin was forever scarred. It would never grow regular vegetation or support regular life again. All that was left was a wasteland.		The intrepid adventurers that saved [[Valok]] were killed in the blast, as was the avatar of [[Valok]] which was of no consequence. [[Mikon]] was unscathed but the land around the area known as Durathoin was forever scarred. It would never grow regular vegetation or support regular life again. All that was left was a wasteland.

			==Regions==
			Recent explorations of the area have begun under the supervision of Lorewarden [[Torvald]]. (See [[Avlis_Campaign_7]].) Though little is known about the deep regions, it is suspected that there are political structures and civilizations in there that have suffered from years of mutation and corruption. In fact, it is suspected that The Wastelands may currently be divided into nine smaller regions roughly controlled by the denizens within. Beyond that, there is little information.

			===The Architect's Laboratory===
			The first region of The Wastelands to undergo even rudimentary mapping is located in the upper northwestern corner of the area, near the intersection of The Wastelands, [[Deglos]], and [[Jechran]]. Locals call this region "The Architect's Laboratory", after its recently deceased, arisen as undead, and re-deceased ruler, [[Tzeenzch]] The Architect. Most of the inhabitants of this region make their living directly or indirectly through raiding the caravans that pass between [[Deglos]] and [[Jechran]]. They use hit-and-run tactics to overwhelm the dwarven and Jechrani traders before fading back into The Wastelands where they make camp. Due to the raiders long periods of time spent within the corrupting energies of The Wastelands, they take on strange mutated forms and become dependent on the energies there. It is thought that these raiders cannot stay outside of The Wastelands for too long before becoming sick and dying, so they have double the need for quick-hit raids.

	[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]		[[Category:Nations\|Wastelands]]

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 Once part of the great orcish empire of Dobrekan, the '''Wastelands''' became part of southern Jechran after the Great War. Around the year 1000 O.D. a cataclysmic event rendered much of southern Jechran uninhabitable and saturing the blasted remains of the land in a strange magical energy. Since then few mortal races have ventuered into the wastes, though [[Changeling|changelings]] have shown an immunity to the magical residue found there.

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History

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	One of [[Valok]]'s main enemies in life was a dwarf warrior named Durethar. The two of them adventured together, but they were always in competition. Eventually a hatred developed between them and [[Valok]] parted on bad terms with someone he saw as a less intelligent companion.		One of [[Valok]]'s main enemies in life was a dwarf warrior named Durethar. The two of them adventured together, but they were always in competition. Eventually a hatred developed between them and [[Valok]] parted on bad terms with someone he saw as a less intelligent companion.

	Eventually, [[Valok]] was captured by The [[Negerai Prime]] and disappeared. Durethar, however, never forgot his hatred and jealousy and tried endlessly to find out if his former companion ever did well for himself, and if he did, how he could take it away from [[Valok]]. The truth was [[Valok]] caused much embarrassment for Durethar, on many occasions, and Durethar wanted revenge. He was determined, but largely unsuccessful in fulfilling his vengeance at that point. Knowing that elves like [[Valok]] can live a long time, Durethar (a ~~human~~) prolonged his lifespan in an effort to continue his search.		Eventually, [[Valok]] was captured by The [[Negerai Prime]] and disappeared. Durethar, however, never forgot his hatred and jealousy and tried endlessly to find out if his former companion ever did well for himself, and if he did, how he could take it away from [[Valok]]. The truth was [[Valok]] caused much embarrassment for Durethar, on many occasions, and Durethar wanted revenge. He was determined, but largely unsuccessful in fulfilling his vengeance at that point. Knowing that elves like [[Valok]] can live a long time, Durethar (a dwarf) prolonged his lifespan in an effort to continue his search.

	One day, Durethar got a break. He managed to track down another elven companion of [[Valok]]'s who happened to be present the day [[Valok]] was apprehended. Though it was nearly 1,000 years before, the elf described The [[Negerai Prime]] that took [[Valok]] and the Spelljamming vessel in which the extraplanar monstrosity rode. Rejuvenated by his find, Durethar rushed to find out more. In his high hopes, he wanted to find a body or grave site to spit on for some closure. Alternatively, a shriveled and helpless elf he could kill would be fine. Immediately after that conversation with [[Valok]]'s other former companion, Durethar took to the stars.		One day, Durethar got a break. He managed to track down another elven companion of [[Valok]]'s who happened to be present the day [[Valok]] was apprehended. Though it was nearly 1,000 years before, the elf described The [[Negerai Prime]] that took [[Valok]] and the Spelljamming vessel in which the extraplanar monstrosity rode. Rejuvenated by his find, Durethar rushed to find out more. In his high hopes, he wanted to find a body or grave site to spit on for some closure. Alternatively, a shriveled and helpless elf he could kill would be fine. Immediately after that conversation with [[Valok]]'s other former companion, Durethar took to the stars.

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2016-12-02T23:59:02Z

History

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	==History==		==History==

	One of [[Valok]]'s main enemies in life was a ~~human~~ warrior named Durethar. The two of them adventured together, but they were always in competition. Eventually a hatred developed between them and [[Valok]] parted on bad terms with someone he saw as a less intelligent companion.		One of [[Valok]]'s main enemies in life was a dwarf warrior named Durethar. The two of them adventured together, but they were always in competition. Eventually a hatred developed between them and [[Valok]] parted on bad terms with someone he saw as a less intelligent companion.

	Eventually, [[Valok]] was captured by The [[Negerai Prime]] and disappeared. Durethar, however, never forgot his hatred and jealousy and tried endlessly to find out if his former companion ever did well for himself, and if he did, how he could take it away from [[Valok]]. The truth was [[Valok]] caused much embarrassment for Durethar, on many occasions, and Durethar wanted revenge. He was determined, but largely unsuccessful in fulfilling his vengeance at that point. Knowing that elves like [[Valok]] can live a long time, Durethar (a human) prolonged his lifespan in an effort to continue his search.		Eventually, [[Valok]] was captured by The [[Negerai Prime]] and disappeared. Durethar, however, never forgot his hatred and jealousy and tried endlessly to find out if his former companion ever did well for himself, and if he did, how he could take it away from [[Valok]]. The truth was [[Valok]] caused much embarrassment for Durethar, on many occasions, and Durethar wanted revenge. He was determined, but largely unsuccessful in fulfilling his vengeance at that point. Knowing that elves like [[Valok]] can live a long time, Durethar (a human) prolonged his lifespan in an effort to continue his search.

Orleron at 02:02, 30 November 2016

2016-11-30T02:02:17Z

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	Once part of the great orcish empire of Dobrekan, the '''~~Waste Lands~~''' became part of southern Jechran after the Great War. Around the year 1000 O.D. a cataclysmic event rendered much of southern Jechran uninhabitable and saturing the blasted remains of the land in a strange magical energy. Since then few mortal races have ventuered into the wastes, though [[Changeling\|changelings]] have shown an immunity to the magical residue found there.		Once part of the great orcish empire of Dobrekan, the '''Wastelands''' became part of southern Jechran after the Great War. Around the year 1000 O.D. a cataclysmic event rendered much of southern Jechran uninhabitable and saturing the blasted remains of the land in a strange magical energy. Since then few mortal races have ventuered into the wastes, though [[Changeling\|changelings]] have shown an immunity to the magical residue found there.

	==History==		==History==