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 ====== History of Darcap ======
-In 2264 EK, the [[:Kingdom of the Masts]] founded a colony called Darcap in the north of the continent. But before this colony could become autonomous the kingdom was destroyed, in 2287 EK, leaving it totally isolated.
+In 2264 EK, the [[:lore:Kingdom of the Masts]] founded a colony called Darcap in the north of the continent. But before this colony could become autonomous the kingdom was destroyed, in 2287 EK, leaving it totally isolated.
 The inhabitants endured many hardships, many died of hunger. Some tried to reach, by small boat or on foot, a better land -- none of them ever came back.
-One of the colonists, named [[:Andreas]], succeeded in persuading many inhabitants to worship [[:gods:Devourers]], whose followers don't suffer hunger. The other inhabitants argued, logically, that since many did convert they would have enough food, and refused to convert.
+One of the colonists, named [[:lore:Andreas]], succeeded in persuading many inhabitants to worship [[:gods:Devourers]], whose followers don't suffer hunger. The other inhabitants argued, logically, that since many did convert they would have enough food, and refused to convert.
 After his death, Andreas was nicknamed "Andreas the Ravenous" -- because he always liked good jokes --, and the church of Devourers was named after him.
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 One of the most significant issue was the schism lead by Zaah in 2675 EK. In order to, by their own words, keep the purity of the Devourers' cult and not be influenced by livings, some hundred people founded a small outpost. But Zaah became a brutal dictator, making people build him a castle. He was finally overthrown by a riot of his subjects and retreated to his castle. The outpost's population decreased rapidly as inhabitants came back to Darcap, though some purists insisted on staying there.
-Another phenomenon, becoming a major issue starting from the start of the third millenia, is that a significant part of the population saw its size reduce significantly. Scientists blamed the past hungers of the colony, or some side effect of the food grown. In any case those people, feeling rejected because of their size, fled from Darcap and built a primitive colony on a peninsula north-east of Darcap ; they also strictly restrained the access to the peninsula. After [[:Grab of Ledh]]'s failed experiment, in 5524, the peninsula became a real island.
+Another phenomenon, becoming a major issue starting from the start of the third millenia, is that a significant part of the population saw its size reduce significantly. Scientists blamed the past hungers of the colony, or some side effect of the food grown. In any case those people, feeling rejected because of their size, fled from Darcap and built a primitive colony on a peninsula north-east of Darcap ; they also strictly restrained the access to the peninsula. After [[:lore:Grab of Ledh]]'s failed experiment, in 5524, the peninsula became a real island.
-In 6138 EK, a famous explorer named [[:lore:Herghist|Herghist Appelnisht]] set foot in the town, the first stranger in four millenia. He stayed 2 years, learning the history and customs of Darcap and teaching the whereabouts of the rest of the world to the inhabitants. He then travelled back to [[Navar]] with a delegation in order to establish relations with the other towns.
+In 6138 EK, a famous explorer named [[:lore:Herghist|Herghist Appelnisht]] set foot in the town, the first stranger in four millenia. He stayed 2 years, learning the history and customs of Darcap and teaching the whereabouts of the rest of the world to the inhabitants. He then traveled back to [[Navar]] with a delegation in order to establish relations with the other towns.
 In the following years a road was built between Navar and Darcap. But Navar's leaders, distrusting the cult of Devourers, managed to have the road pass through a long tunnel that they could, in case the need arised, make collapse to seal the access to Darcap. They also promoted the foundation of a temple of [[:gods:Gaea]] in the center of the town.