Dragonmire - Revision history

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2014-07-20T15:55:02Z

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	The Dragonmire is a large swamp that lies between the elves of the [[Webwood\|Webwood forest]] and the orcish grasslands of [[Vor Midal]]. Legend claims that a dragon was slain by orcs somewhere deep within the mire and that its undead form still haunts the crooked trees and stagnant water. There are also rumors that the Dragonmire was once a shallow lake that was somehow drained into the depths of the world.		The Dragonmire is a large swamp that lies between the elves of the [[Webwood\|Webwood forest]] and the orcish grasslands of [[Vor Midal]]. Legend claims that a dragon was slain by orcs somewhere deep within the mire and that its undead form still haunts the crooked trees and stagnant water. There are also rumors that the Dragonmire was once a shallow lake that was somehow drained into the depths of the world.
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2011-12-08T21:40:21Z

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	The Dragonmire is a large swamp that lies between the elves of the [[Webwood\|Webwood forest]] and the orcish grasslands of [[Vor Midal]]. Legend claims that a dragon was slain by orcs somewhere deep within the mire and that its undead form still haunts the crooked trees and stagnant water. There are also rumors that the Dragonmire was once a shallow lake that was somehow drained into the depths of the world.		The Dragonmire is a large swamp that lies between the elves of the [[Webwood\|Webwood forest]] and the orcish grasslands of [[Vor Midal]]. Legend claims that a dragon was slain by orcs somewhere deep within the mire and that its undead form still haunts the crooked trees and stagnant water. There are also rumors that the Dragonmire was once a shallow lake that was somehow drained into the depths of the world.
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2011-12-08T21:40:08Z

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	~~No information~~.		The Dragonmire is a large swamp that lies between the elves of the [[Webwood\|Webwood forest]] and the orcish grasslands of [[Vor Midal]]. Legend claims that a dragon was slain by orcs somewhere deep within the mire and that its undead form still haunts the crooked trees and stagnant water. There are also rumors that the Dragonmire was once a shallow lake that was somehow drained into the depths of the world.
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2010-06-14T18:25:35Z

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2010-06-14T17:45:13Z

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