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The Stone was a [[qabal]] that arose during the high point of [[King Arthur]]'s rule of [[Camelot]]. [[Merlin]] is all but guaranteed to have been its [[leader]]. Throughout the [[Dark Ages]] a number of such [[qabal]]s as the Stone would become united by Merlin and other similar leaders to strike against [[the Red Death]] and its minions. They achieved some considerable degree of success<ref>[[A Guide to Gothic Earth]] p. 10, but by the 10th century, the unity Merlin and his cohorts had strived for was lost. The servants of the Red Death had managed to turn the qabals against each other. The Stone had shattered.<ref>A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 12</ref> | The Stone was a [[qabal]] that arose during the high point of [[King Arthur]]'s rule of [[Camelot]]. [[Merlin]] is all but guaranteed to have been its [[leader]]. Throughout the [[Dark Ages]] a number of such [[qabal]]s as the Stone would become united by Merlin and other similar leaders to strike against [[the Red Death]] and its minions. They achieved some considerable degree of success<ref>[[A Guide to Gothic Earth]] p. 10</ref>, but by the 10th century, the unity Merlin and his cohorts had strived for was lost. The servants of the Red Death had managed to turn the qabals against each other. The Stone had shattered.<ref>A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 12</ref> | ||
Although the Stone was gone, at least one group, [[the Circle]], continued the Stone's legacy into the New World. However, the Circle itself felt its own catastrophe, in the form of the [[Salem Witch Trials]].<ref> A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 14</ref> Now only a relative few remain.<ref>[[Red Jack]] p.30</ref> | Although the Stone was gone, at least one group, [[the Circle]], continued the Stone's legacy into the New World. However, the Circle itself felt its own catastrophe, in the form of the [[Salem Witch Trials]].<ref> A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 14</ref> Now only a relative few remain.<ref>[[Red Jack]] p.30</ref> | ||
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The Stone was a qabal that arose during the high point of King Arthur's rule of Camelot. Merlin is all but guaranteed to have been its leader. Throughout the Dark Ages a number of such qabals as the Stone would become united by Merlin and other similar leaders to strike against the Red Death and its minions. They achieved some considerable degree of success[1], but by the 10th century, the unity Merlin and his cohorts had strived for was lost. The servants of the Red Death had managed to turn the qabals against each other. The Stone had shattered.[2]
Although the Stone was gone, at least one group, the Circle, continued the Stone's legacy into the New World. However, the Circle itself felt its own catastrophe, in the form of the Salem Witch Trials.[3] Now only a relative few remain.[4]
