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Book Contents
This work details little of
the unknown ancient legends
and history of the Unkempt
Warders. All text is factual,
though many parts of this
history are missing. The Writ
of the Wild, the ancient tome
from which I have gathered
much of this information, is
lost to me and the world
for now.
the unknown ancient legends
and history of the Unkempt
Warders. All text is factual,
though many parts of this
history are missing. The Writ
of the Wild, the ancient tome
from which I have gathered
much of this information, is
lost to me and the world
for now.
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I give this warning and note
to all who read these words:
do not use this information
as a catalyst to pursue the
Unkempt Woods or the people
who dwell there. This work is
done out of fervent respect
for the Unkempt people and
the bestial folk who have
called this region home since
before the time of the elves.
Their story is great and one
to all who read these words:
do not use this information
as a catalyst to pursue the
Unkempt Woods or the people
who dwell there. This work is
done out of fervent respect
for the Unkempt people and
the bestial folk who have
called this region home since
before the time of the elves.
Their story is great and one
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that should not go unheard.
Do not disrupt these unique
people who have mastered the
true harmony of existence
within the natural order of
birth, destruction, chaos,
and order.
In any case, those who dare
to trek within the unkempt's
territory will find
themselves greeted with
Do not disrupt these unique
people who have mastered the
true harmony of existence
within the natural order of
birth, destruction, chaos,
and order.
In any case, those who dare
to trek within the unkempt's
territory will find
themselves greeted with
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passionate virulence. Even if
you believe yourself one of
the purest druids of the
Mother of All's modern
followers, the woods are not
a domain for you to dwell.
Leave it be - for your sake
and for the sake of the last
pure forest to grace the face
of Norrath since the
destruction of the Elddar.
you believe yourself one of
the purest druids of the
Mother of All's modern
followers, the woods are not
a domain for you to dwell.
Leave it be - for your sake
and for the sake of the last
pure forest to grace the face
of Norrath since the
destruction of the Elddar.
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~Anonymous
-=}The Unkempt Wood{=-
-*--Valley of the Dawn--*-
Nestled in ancient mystery
and untold secrecy within
the topmost regions of the
Underfoot, beneath the
Unkempt Wood, resides a
mystic place known as the
Valley of the Dawn. This
-=}The Unkempt Wood{=-
-*--Valley of the Dawn--*-
Nestled in ancient mystery
and untold secrecy within
the topmost regions of the
Underfoot, beneath the
Unkempt Wood, resides a
mystic place known as the
Valley of the Dawn. This
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haven of wildling beast-folk
was constructed in the
unknown past, concealed from
the keepers of Norrath's
history by the blessings of
chance.
The Valley of the Dawn was
constructed before the time
of man, perhaps even before
the time of the elves. The
bestial-folk known as the
was constructed in the
unknown past, concealed from
the keepers of Norrath's
history by the blessings of
chance.
The Valley of the Dawn was
constructed before the time
of man, perhaps even before
the time of the elves. The
bestial-folk known as the
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Tribes of the Dawn and Moon
took haven on the surface of
Norrath, comfortable and
nestled within the confines
of the dank, dark, and
strangely beautiful redwood
forest now known as the
Unkempt Wood. As the solar
and lunar tribes established
themselves as fierce warriors
and guardians of the natural
world that they revere as
took haven on the surface of
Norrath, comfortable and
nestled within the confines
of the dank, dark, and
strangely beautiful redwood
forest now known as the
Unkempt Wood. As the solar
and lunar tribes established
themselves as fierce warriors
and guardians of the natural
world that they revere as
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sacred above all else, the
tribes built the Valley of
the Dawn - a complex and
beautiful subterranean
citadel dedicated to the laws
of the wild that these beings
protect.
Within the first era of man,
when great civilizations and
cultures were still in the
far distance of time, a
tribes built the Valley of
the Dawn - a complex and
beautiful subterranean
citadel dedicated to the laws
of the wild that these beings
protect.
Within the first era of man,
when great civilizations and
cultures were still in the
far distance of time, a
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nomadic tribe of humans
stumbled upon the redwood
forest. The Tribes of the
Dawn and the Moon were
curious, although they did
not interfere with the
humans' initial presence.
When the humans showed
themselves to be intelligent
beings that wished for
nothing other than their own
survival, the tribes
stumbled upon the redwood
forest. The Tribes of the
Dawn and the Moon were
curious, although they did
not interfere with the
humans' initial presence.
When the humans showed
themselves to be intelligent
beings that wished for
nothing other than their own
survival, the tribes
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approached.
It was the Gihjna that the
humans first encountered -
the ursine behemoths whom
represent the side of life
and creation in the cycle of
nature and comprised the
solar Tribe of the Dawn.
The gentle, although wary
Gihjna interacted with the
human tribe over the course
It was the Gihjna that the
humans first encountered -
the ursine behemoths whom
represent the side of life
and creation in the cycle of
nature and comprised the
solar Tribe of the Dawn.
The gentle, although wary
Gihjna interacted with the
human tribe over the course
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of a single year and in that
time, the Gihjna lent their
knowledge and beliefs to the
curious and eager humans.
The Lujien - wolf-like
creatures that embody
destruction, death, and the
inherent chaos of the wild
and comprise the lunar Tribe
of the Moon - never did show
themselves at this historic
moment, despite their shared
time, the Gihjna lent their
knowledge and beliefs to the
curious and eager humans.
The Lujien - wolf-like
creatures that embody
destruction, death, and the
inherent chaos of the wild
and comprise the lunar Tribe
of the Moon - never did show
themselves at this historic
moment, despite their shared
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curiosity with their ursine
brethren.
The nomads settled within
the forest and adapted
themselves to the ways of
nature and the wild as the
Gihjna had taught them.
They were fledgling in their
beginnings as primordial
wardens of the wild,
although their magical gifts
brethren.
The nomads settled within
the forest and adapted
themselves to the ways of
nature and the wild as the
Gihjna had taught them.
They were fledgling in their
beginnings as primordial
wardens of the wild,
although their magical gifts
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were few and almost vulgar,
for all they had learned was
from the Gihjna, whose
spirits are more tightly
bound to the natural world
than any human or elf.
for all they had learned was
from the Gihjna, whose
spirits are more tightly
bound to the natural world
than any human or elf.
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Quest Source: 28 May 2022