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... and with the downfall of Sarevok, the city Mages' Council was asked to make a memorable example of the Iron Throne, whose criminal headquarters squatted like a dire toad in the centre of Baldur's Gate, looming over the disgusted citizenry its thugs had so recently preyed upon. The Council, hastily convened, decided upon a dramatic demonstration of the city's rejection of the Iron Throne, and seventeen of their number joined their magical powers in a 48-hour ritual that concluded by levitating the Iron Throne building from its foundations, conveying it across the docks and out over the deepest channel of Grey Harbour, where it was plunged beneath the waves and fog to be seen no more. And in this way the most prominent symbol of the bloody reign of Sarevok Anchev was obliterated. | ... and with the downfall of Sarevok, the city Mages' Council was asked to make a memorable example of the Iron Throne, whose criminal headquarters squatted like a dire toad in the centre of Baldur's Gate, looming over the disgusted citizenry its thugs had so recently preyed upon. The Council, hastily convened, decided upon a dramatic demonstration of the city's rejection of the Iron Throne, and seventeen of their number joined their magical powers in a 48-hour ritual that concluded by levitating the Iron Throne building from its foundations, conveying it across the docks and out over the deepest channel of Grey Harbour, where it was plunged beneath the waves and fog to be seen no more. And in this way the most prominent symbol of the bloody reign of Sarevok Anchev was obliterated. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:48, 22 September 2024
This book is redolent with the enticing smell of paper and ink.
Properties
Books
Author: Sarevok Anchev
Rarity: Common
Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
Price: 14 gp 
UID
BOOK_LOW_SorcerousSundries_DownfallOfTheIronThroneUUID
55b6850d-8677-46cb-a2e7-bc0af113eb1a
Where to find
Looted from a pile of books in the House of Hope. X: -6539 Y: 2939
Text
[A top corner is folded down on one of the final pages]
... and with the downfall of Sarevok, the city Mages' Council was asked to make a memorable example of the Iron Throne, whose criminal headquarters squatted like a dire toad in the centre of Baldur's Gate, looming over the disgusted citizenry its thugs had so recently preyed upon. The Council, hastily convened, decided upon a dramatic demonstration of the city's rejection of the Iron Throne, and seventeen of their number joined their magical powers in a 48-hour ritual that concluded by levitating the Iron Throne building from its foundations, conveying it across the docks and out over the deepest channel of Grey Harbour, where it was plunged beneath the waves and fog to be seen no more. And in this way the most prominent symbol of the bloody reign of Sarevok Anchev was obliterated.