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<p>New page: <a href="/index.php?title=Category:NPCs" title="Category:NPCs">Category:NPCs</a> From the legend detailed in the <a href="/index.php?title=Ur" title="Ur">Ur</a> campaign notes: Additional research will discover a story of <a href="/index.php?title=Methusela" title="Methusela">Methusela</a>, a black &amp; green &amp; gold flying serpent, preying upon v...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Category:NPCs]]<br /> <br /> From the legend detailed in the [[Ur]] campaign notes:<br /> <br /> Additional research will discover a story of [[Methusela]], a black &amp; green &amp; gold flying serpent, preying upon villages along the Nesratu River, some 200 years ago. An army was raised to defend the villages, but they were all decimated. Then a priestess called Karunasindhu announced she would put an end to the bloodshed, wandered out into an open plain, and awaited Methusela&#039;s return. <br /> <br /> Just as Methusala was about to devour the brave priestess, she held up a huge gemstone and told Methusela it was a Luma Stone, which gave her indomitable powers to banish the dragon from the Earth.<br /> <br /> Methusela swallowed the priestess and the gemstone without a second thought, but never returned.<br /> <br /> Karunasindhu is revered to this day in some villages along the river as a martyr and saint, a symbol of personal sacrifice for the greater good.</div>

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