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| − | The famous bell of Lithmore was cast in 109, upon the foundation of [[The Order]] of King [[Dav]]. It is fashioned of the highest-quality steel, made from the items which the [[The Merchants Guild|Merchants]] who fled to [[:Category:Domains of Vavard|Vavard]] could not carry. The bell itself is immense, larger than any other known to have been made, measuring a full 20 feet in diameter, and almost a foot thick at its terminus. The dongle is supposedly made of adamantium and is said to have been tuned by [[Gweran]] himself, the advisor-troubadour to King Dav. | + | The famous bell of Lithmore was cast in [[Consolidation Timeline#tab=109SC|109]], upon the foundation of [[The Order]] of King [[Dav]]. It is fashioned of the highest-quality steel, made from the items which the [[The Merchants Guild|Merchants]] who fled to [[:Category:Domains of Vavard|Vavard]] could not carry. The bell itself is immense, larger than any other known to have been made, measuring a full 20 feet in diameter, and almost a foot thick at its terminus. The dongle is supposedly made of adamantium and is said to have been tuned by [[Gweran]] himself, the advisor-troubadour to King Dav. |
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Latest revision as of 08:02, 23 September 2016
The famous bell of Lithmore was cast in 109, upon the foundation of The Order of King Dav. It is fashioned of the highest-quality steel, made from the items which the Merchants who fled to Vavard could not carry. The bell itself is immense, larger than any other known to have been made, measuring a full 20 feet in diameter, and almost a foot thick at its terminus. The dongle is supposedly made of adamantium and is said to have been tuned by Gweran himself, the advisor-troubadour to King Dav.
