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Rauxes is a [[city]] in the [[outlander world]] of [[Oerth]] (of the [[Greyhawk]] campaign setting.) Following the ending of his [[apprentice]]ship to [[Quantarius]] in [[ | Rauxes is a [[city]] in the [[outlander world]] of [[Oerth]] (of the [[Greyhawk]] campaign setting.) Following the ending of his [[apprentice]]ship to [[Quantarius]] in 275 [[CY]], [[Firan Zal'honan]] went to serve the interests there. In 283 CY, [[Prince Edron]] was [[kidnapped]] by [[rebel]]s but [[liberated]] by Firan and the troops of [[General Darst]]. Soon thereafter, Firan was called back to [[Knurl]] to rule over the city after the death of his brother and ruling [[earl]] [[Ranald]] passed away.<ref>[[King of the Dead]] p. 143-144, p. 150-160</ref> | ||
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Rauxes is a city in the outlander world of Oerth (of the Greyhawk campaign setting.) Following the ending of his apprenticeship to Quantarius in 275 CY, Firan Zal'honan went to serve the interests there. In 283 CY, Prince Edron was kidnapped by rebels but liberated by Firan and the troops of General Darst. Soon thereafter, Firan was called back to Knurl to rule over the city after the death of his brother and ruling earl Ranald passed away.[1]
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- ↑ King of the Dead p. 143-144, p. 150-160