Albemarl - Revision history

Cassius: Removed an unnecessary "a" in "...whom lived in a some unknown..."

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	Living in a time long before [[Falkovnia]] or even [[Barovia]] became a Ravenloft [[domain]], Albemarl was an [[arcane spellcaster]] and [[scientist]] whom lived in a some unknown [[outlander land]]. In his young years, Albemarl demonstrated a precocious development of arcane skill similar to young [[Azalin]], though Albemarl ultimate became a [[teacher]] rather than a [[temporal leader]]. Albemarl's innovations combined both fields of [[science]] and [[arcane magic]]. He was allowed to establish a school of higher learning by the [[wizard]]-[[king]] [[Galron]], whom was also sometimes a [[student]] of Albemarl. But Galron had ulterior motives ultimately sinister in nature, for he [[manipulated]] or [[coerced]] Albemarl into developing a horrid [[machine]] that could store [[life]] energy. Galron ultimately sought to use this machine of horrific science to power his ascent to a higher state of existence unbound by [[corporeal]] form (akin to a [[demilich]], although this term is never used in [[Lord of the Necropolis]]). Albemarl ultimately sought to destroy the machine, but Galron had already achieved his [[transformation]] at the cost of thousands of innocent lives. The transformation greatly bolstered Galron's skill, and he [[warded]] the chambers around the machine, indeed even his entire [[palace]], with protective [[spell]]s Albemarl could not bypass. Nor could Albemarl escape, so he penned the last of his experiences in the [[Scientific Journal of K. Albemarl]] and warded it with preservative spells as he waited for his demise.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]] p. 194-198</ref>		Living in a time long before [[Falkovnia]] or even [[Barovia]] became a Ravenloft [[domain]], Albemarl was an [[arcane spellcaster]] and [[scientist]] whom lived in some unknown [[outlander land]]. In his young years, Albemarl demonstrated a precocious development of arcane skill similar to young [[Azalin]], though Albemarl ultimate became a [[teacher]] rather than a [[temporal leader]]. Albemarl's innovations combined both fields of [[science]] and [[arcane magic]]. He was allowed to establish a school of higher learning by the [[wizard]]-[[king]] [[Galron]], whom was also sometimes a [[student]] of Albemarl. But Galron had ulterior motives ultimately sinister in nature, for he [[manipulated]] or [[coerced]] Albemarl into developing a horrid [[machine]] that could store [[life]] energy. Galron ultimately sought to use this machine of horrific science to power his ascent to a higher state of existence unbound by [[corporeal]] form (akin to a [[demilich]], although this term is never used in [[Lord of the Necropolis]]). Albemarl ultimately sought to destroy the machine, but Galron had already achieved his [[transformation]] at the cost of thousands of innocent lives. The transformation greatly bolstered Galron's skill, and he [[warded]] the chambers around the machine, indeed even his entire [[palace]], with protective [[spell]]s Albemarl could not bypass. Nor could Albemarl escape, so he penned the last of his experiences in the [[Scientific Journal of K. Albemarl]] and warded it with preservative spells as he waited for his demise.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]] p. 194-198</ref>

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Cassius: Changed the redirect hyperlink from "Barovian" to "Barovia."

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Changed the redirect hyperlink from "Barovian" to "Barovia."

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	Living in a time long before [[Falkovnia]] or even [[~~Barovian~~]] became a Ravenloft [[domain]], Albemarl was an [[arcane spellcaster]] and [[scientist]] whom lived in a some unknown [[outlander land]]. In his young years, Albemarl demonstrated a precocious development of arcane skill similar to young [[Azalin]], though Albemarl ultimate became a [[teacher]] rather than a [[temporal leader]]. Albemarl's innovations combined both fields of [[science]] and [[arcane magic]]. He was allowed to establish a school of higher learning by the [[wizard]]-[[king]] [[Galron]], whom was also sometimes a [[student]] of Albemarl. But Galron had ulterior motives ultimately sinister in nature, for he [[manipulated]] or [[coerced]] Albemarl into developing a horrid [[machine]] that could store [[life]] energy. Galron ultimately sought to use this machine of horrific science to power his ascent to a higher state of existence unbound by [[corporeal]] form (akin to a [[demilich]], although this term is never used in [[Lord of the Necropolis]]). Albemarl ultimately sought to destroy the machine, but Galron had already achieved his [[transformation]] at the cost of thousands of innocent lives. The transformation greatly bolstered Galron's skill, and he [[warded]] the chambers around the machine, indeed even his entire [[palace]], with protective [[spell]]s Albemarl could not bypass. Nor could Albemarl escape, so he penned the last of his experiences in the [[Scientific Journal of K. Albemarl]] and warded it with preservative spells as he waited for his demise.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]] p. 194-198</ref>		Living in a time long before [[Falkovnia]] or even [[Barovia]] became a Ravenloft [[domain]], Albemarl was an [[arcane spellcaster]] and [[scientist]] whom lived in a some unknown [[outlander land]]. In his young years, Albemarl demonstrated a precocious development of arcane skill similar to young [[Azalin]], though Albemarl ultimate became a [[teacher]] rather than a [[temporal leader]]. Albemarl's innovations combined both fields of [[science]] and [[arcane magic]]. He was allowed to establish a school of higher learning by the [[wizard]]-[[king]] [[Galron]], whom was also sometimes a [[student]] of Albemarl. But Galron had ulterior motives ultimately sinister in nature, for he [[manipulated]] or [[coerced]] Albemarl into developing a horrid [[machine]] that could store [[life]] energy. Galron ultimately sought to use this machine of horrific science to power his ascent to a higher state of existence unbound by [[corporeal]] form (akin to a [[demilich]], although this term is never used in [[Lord of the Necropolis]]). Albemarl ultimately sought to destroy the machine, but Galron had already achieved his [[transformation]] at the cost of thousands of innocent lives. The transformation greatly bolstered Galron's skill, and he [[warded]] the chambers around the machine, indeed even his entire [[palace]], with protective [[spell]]s Albemarl could not bypass. Nor could Albemarl escape, so he penned the last of his experiences in the [[Scientific Journal of K. Albemarl]] and warded it with preservative spells as he waited for his demise.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]] p. 194-198</ref>

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Cassius: Corrected the name "Albernal" to "Albemarl," as well as corrected several instances of "Galron" being incorrectly called "Galrun."

2020-06-12T08:00:29Z

Corrected the name "Albernal" to "Albemarl," as well as corrected several instances of "Galron" being incorrectly called "Galrun."

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	Living in a time long before [[Falkovnia]] or even [[Barovian]] became a Ravenloft [[domain]], ~~Albernarl~~ was an [[arcane spellcaster]] and [[scientist]] whom lived in a some unknown [[outlander land]]. In his young years, ~~Albernarl~~ demonstrated a precocious development of arcane skill similar to young [[Azalin]], though ~~Albernarl~~ ultimate became a [[teacher]] rather than a [[temporal leader]]. ~~Albernarl~~'s innovations combined both fields of [[science]] and [[arcane magic]]. He was allowed to establish a school of higher learning by the [[wizard]]-[[king]] [[Galron]], whom was also sometimes a [[student]] of ~~Albernarl~~. But Galron had ulterior motives ultimately sinister in nature, for he [[manipulated]] or [[coerced]] ~~Albernarl~~ into developing a horrid [[machine]] that could store [[life]] energy. ~~Galrun~~ ultimately sought to use this machine of horrific science to power his ascent to a higher state of existence unbound by [[corporeal]] form (akin to a [[demilich]], although this term is never used in [[Lord of the Necropolis]]). ~~Albernarl~~ ultimately sought to destroy the machine, but ~~Galrun~~ had already achieved his [[transformation]] at the cost of thousands of innocent lives. The transformation greatly bolstered ~~Galrun~~'s skill, and he [[warded]] the chambers around the machine, indeed even his entire [[palace]], with protective [[spell]]s ~~Albernarl~~ could not bypass. Nor could ~~Albernarl~~ escape, so he penned the last of his experiences in the [[Scientific Journal of K. ~~Albernarl~~]] and warded it with preservative spells as he waited for his demise.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]] p. 194-198</ref>		Living in a time long before [[Falkovnia]] or even [[Barovian]] became a Ravenloft [[domain]], Albemarl was an [[arcane spellcaster]] and [[scientist]] whom lived in a some unknown [[outlander land]]. In his young years, Albemarl demonstrated a precocious development of arcane skill similar to young [[Azalin]], though Albemarl ultimate became a [[teacher]] rather than a [[temporal leader]]. Albemarl's innovations combined both fields of [[science]] and [[arcane magic]]. He was allowed to establish a school of higher learning by the [[wizard]]-[[king]] [[Galron]], whom was also sometimes a [[student]] of Albemarl. But Galron had ulterior motives ultimately sinister in nature, for he [[manipulated]] or [[coerced]] Albemarl into developing a horrid [[machine]] that could store [[life]] energy. Galron ultimately sought to use this machine of horrific science to power his ascent to a higher state of existence unbound by [[corporeal]] form (akin to a [[demilich]], although this term is never used in [[Lord of the Necropolis]]). Albemarl ultimately sought to destroy the machine, but Galron had already achieved his [[transformation]] at the cost of thousands of innocent lives. The transformation greatly bolstered Galron's skill, and he [[warded]] the chambers around the machine, indeed even his entire [[palace]], with protective [[spell]]s Albemarl could not bypass. Nor could Albemarl escape, so he penned the last of his experiences in the [[Scientific Journal of K. Albemarl]] and warded it with preservative spells as he waited for his demise.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]] p. 194-198</ref>

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Cassius: Cassius moved page Albernarl to Albemarl: Corrected name from "Albernal" to "Albemarl."

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Cassius moved page Albernarl to Albemarl: Corrected name from "Albernal" to "Albemarl."

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Living in a time long before [[Falkovnia]] or even [[Barovian]] became a Ravenloft [[domain]], Albernarl was an [[arcane spellcaster]] and [[scientist]] whom lived in a some unknown [[outlander land]]. In his young years, Albernarl demonstrated a precocious development of arcane skill similar to young [[Azalin]], though Albernarl ultimate became a [[teacher]] rather than a [[temporal leader]]. Albernarl's innovations combined both fields of [[science]] and [[arcane magic]]. He was allowed to establish a school of higher learning by the [[wizard]]-[[king]] [[Galron]], whom was also sometimes a [[student]] of Albernarl. But Galron had ulterior motives ultimately sinister in nature, for he [[manipulated]] or [[coerced]] Albernarl into developing a horrid [[machine]] that could store [[life]] energy. Galrun ultimately sought to use this machine of horrific science to power his ascent to a higher state of existence unbound by [[corporeal]] form (akin to a [[demilich]], although this term is never used in [[Lord of the Necropolis]]). Albernarl ultimately sought to destroy the machine, but Galrun had already achieved his [[transformation]] at the cost of thousands of innocent lives. The transformation greatly bolstered Galrun's skill, and he [[warded]] the chambers around the machine, indeed even his entire [[palace]], with protective [[spell]]s Albernarl could not bypass. Nor could Albernarl escape, so he penned the last of his experiences in the [[Scientific Journal of K. Albernarl]] and warded it with preservative spells as he waited for his demise.<ref>[[Lord of the Necropolis]] p. 194-198</ref>

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