Alabastia - Revision history

Jaesun at 16:46, 9 April 2023

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	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>

	~~[[Category:Ruins]]~~

151.197.190.136 at 16:10, 14 March 2023

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	{{PAGENAME}} is a ruined city in the Blade of the Avatar novel, known as the City of the Sky, and located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].		{{PAGENAME}} is a ruined city in the Blade of the Avatar novel, known as the City of the Sky, and located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].

	In [[New Britannia]] this area is now referred ~~too~~ as the [[Oracle Colossus]].		In [[New Britannia]] this area is now referred to as the [[Oracle Colossus]].
	<br style="clear:both;"/>		<br style="clear:both;"/>

	==Lore==		==Lore==
	{{LoreQuote		{{LoreQuote
	\| text="...it was a great place before the Fall, a city of the plains." ... "You see the horns on her head and leathery wings at the back? Those were said to be symbols of flight beyond the circles of the world. It was the hope of the priests here that they might find a way to leave the world and follow the avatars to their home among the stars. This was a blasphemy for which the heavens exacted their terrible justice. The bards usually tell of this place as a civilization of decadence and selfish conceit. Some said that the world swallowed it up at the Fall, others that the moon broke in the sky so that it might crush it out of its sight."		\| text="...it was a great place before the Fall, a city of the plains." ... "You see the horns on her head and leathery wings at the back? Those were said to be symbols of flight beyond the circles of the world. It was the hope of the priests here that they might find a way to leave the world and follow the avatars to their home among the stars. This was a blasphemy for which the heavens exacted their terrible justice. The bards usually tell of this place as a civilization of decadence and selfish conceit. Some said that the world swallowed it up at the Fall, others that the moon broke in the sky so that it might crush it out of its sight."
	\| book=Blade of the Avatar		\| book=Blade of the Avatar
	}}<br><br>{{LoreQuote		}}<br><br>

			{{LoreQuote
	\| text="I look upon this great woman and I want to weep." There was a catch in Syenna’s voice. "There is no one left to remember her name. All the might and the glory of the past has taught us nothing. The Avatars are gone, their Virtues left with them, and we are left with the broken relics of their hopes and dreams." — "Blade of the Avatar", by Tracy Hickman and Richard Garriott		\| text="I look upon this great woman and I want to weep." There was a catch in Syenna’s voice. "There is no one left to remember her name. All the might and the glory of the past has taught us nothing. The Avatars are gone, their Virtues left with them, and we are left with the broken relics of their hopes and dreams." — "Blade of the Avatar", by Tracy Hickman and Richard Garriott
	\| book=Blade of the Avatar		\| book=Blade of the Avatar
	}}<ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/753/326160-Ruins%20of%20Alabastia Ruins of Alabastia], [[Steam]] Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues Trading Card</ref>		}}<ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/753/326160-Ruins%20of%20Alabastia Ruins of Alabastia], [[Steam]] Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues Trading Card</ref>

	==See Also==		==See Also==
	*[[Oracle Colossus]]		*[[Oracle Colossus]]

	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>

	[[Category:Ruins]]		[[Category:Ruins]]

Jaesun at 15:29, 14 March 2023

2023-03-14T15:29:50Z

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	}}		}}
	{{PAGENAME}} is a city in the Blade of the Avatar novel, known as the City of the Sky, and located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].		{{PAGENAME}} is a ruined city in the Blade of the Avatar novel, known as the City of the Sky, and located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].

			In [[New Britannia]] this area is now referred too as the [[Oracle Colossus]].
	<br style="clear:both;"/>		<br style="clear:both;"/>
	==Lore==		==Lore==
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	\| book=Blade of the Avatar		\| book=Blade of the Avatar
	}}<ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/753/326160-Ruins%20of%20Alabastia Ruins of Alabastia], [[Steam]] Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues Trading Card</ref>		}}<ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/753/326160-Ruins%20of%20Alabastia Ruins of Alabastia], [[Steam]] Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues Trading Card</ref>
			==See Also==
			*[[Oracle Colossus]]
	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>
	[[Category:Ruins]]		[[Category:Ruins]]

Jaesun at 15:26, 14 March 2023

2023-03-14T15:26:34Z

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	{{Infobox ~~Location~~		{{Under Construction}}
	\| image=~~SotA_Concept_Lavafield.jpg~~		{{Infobox
	~~\| location=Hellfire Rift~~		\| image=
	~~\| firstseen=Blade of the Avatar~~
	}}		}}
	~~The ruins~~ of ~~'''Alabastia'''~~, ~~once~~ known as the City of the Sky, ~~are~~ located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].		{{PAGENAME}} is a city in the Blade of the Avatar novel, known as the City of the Sky, and located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].

	Little remains of this once-great city that is thought to predate the Fall, and rumors as to how it was destroyed vary, but towering over it is the partially-destroyed statue of a winged and horned woman.
	<br style="clear:both;"/>		<br style="clear:both;"/>
	==Lore==		==Lore==

Browncoat Jayson: Steam card

2015-01-10T21:42:43Z

Steam card

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	\| text="...it was a great place before the Fall, a city of the plains." ... "You see the horns on her head and leathery wings at the back? Those were said to be symbols of flight beyond the circles of the world. It was the hope of the priests here that they might find a way to leave the world and follow the avatars to their home among the stars. This was a blasphemy for which the heavens exacted their terrible justice. The bards usually tell of this place as a civilization of decadence and selfish conceit. Some said that the world swallowed it up at the Fall, others that the moon broke in the sky so that it might crush it out of its sight."		\| text="...it was a great place before the Fall, a city of the plains." ... "You see the horns on her head and leathery wings at the back? Those were said to be symbols of flight beyond the circles of the world. It was the hope of the priests here that they might find a way to leave the world and follow the avatars to their home among the stars. This was a blasphemy for which the heavens exacted their terrible justice. The bards usually tell of this place as a civilization of decadence and selfish conceit. Some said that the world swallowed it up at the Fall, others that the moon broke in the sky so that it might crush it out of its sight."
	\| book=Blade of the Avatar		\| book=Blade of the Avatar
	}}		}}<br><br>{{LoreQuote
			\| text="I look upon this great woman and I want to weep." There was a catch in Syenna’s voice. "There is no one left to remember her name. All the might and the glory of the past has taught us nothing. The Avatars are gone, their Virtues left with them, and we are left with the broken relics of their hopes and dreams." — "Blade of the Avatar", by Tracy Hickman and Richard Garriott
			\| book=Blade of the Avatar
			}}<ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/753/326160-Ruins%20of%20Alabastia Ruins of Alabastia], [[Steam]] Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues Trading Card</ref>

			==References==
			<references/>
	[[Category:Ruins]]		[[Category:Ruins]]

Alianin: Changed category.

2014-11-01T22:50:10Z

Changed category.

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	The ruins of Alabastia, once known as the City of the Sky, are located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].		The ruins of '''Alabastia''', once known as the City of the Sky, are located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].

	Little remains of this once-great city that is thought to predate the Fall, and rumors as to how it was destroyed vary, but towering over it is the partially-destroyed statue of a winged and horned woman.		Little remains of this once-great city that is thought to predate the Fall, and rumors as to how it was destroyed vary, but towering over it is the partially-destroyed statue of a winged and horned woman.
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	}}		}}
	[[Category:~~Locations~~]]
			[[Category:Ruins]]

Browncoat Jayson: category

2014-09-21T20:35:48Z

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2014-03-04T20:23:09Z

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{{Infobox Location
| image=SotA_Concept_Lavafield.jpg
| location=Hellfire Rift
| firstseen=Blade of the Avatar
}}
The ruins of Alabastia, once known as the City of the Sky, are located in the [[Hellfire Rift]].

Little remains of this once-great city that is thought to predate the Fall, and rumors as to how it was destroyed vary, but towering over it is the partially-destroyed statue of a winged and horned woman.
<br style="clear:both;"/>
==Lore==
{{LoreQuote
| text="...it was a great place before the Fall, a city of the plains." ... "You see the horns on her head and leathery wings at the back? Those were said to be symbols of flight beyond the circles of the world. It was the hope of the priests here that they might find a way to leave the world and follow the avatars to their home among the stars. This was a blasphemy for which the heavens exacted their terrible justice. The bards usually tell of this place as a civilization of decadence and selfish conceit. Some said that the world swallowed it up at the Fall, others that the moon broke in the sky so that it might crush it out of its sight."
| book=Blade of the Avatar
}}

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			[[Category:Locations]]