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The '''landmarks''' of Achaea formerly adorned nine, and later eight, very special spots in the lands. Appearing 266 AF, originally their [[alignment]], whether [[Good]] or [[Evil]], could be changed at any time and a continuous battle for either side raged at each. | :''This page is about the former devo-necromantic sites. For other uses, please see [[Landmarks (disambiguation)]].'' | ||
The spiritual '''landmarks''' of Achaea formerly adorned nine, and later eight, very special spots in the lands. Appearing 266 AF, originally their [[alignment]], whether [[Good]] or [[Evil]], could be changed at any time and a continuous battle for either side raged at each. In 284 AF the energies of the Landmarks quieted, being only changeable six months out of a year, and after 298 AF they were only able to be tuned one way or the other during the month of [[Sarapin]]. Only during this time, known as [[Ethian's Crossing]], completing the [[quests]] associated with the landmarks could result in their alignment shifting towards Good or Evil. After a certain threshold, the alignment would change. Depending on the number of landmarks in the Good or Evil alignment following Ethian's Crossing, for the remainder of the year [[Necromancy|Necromancers]] and [[Devotion (skill)|Devotion]] users would receive a differing rate of [[life essence]] and [[devotion (statistic)|devotion]] regeneration, respectively. | |||
The landmarks were destroyed or rendered inactive during the [[Reflection Incident]] in 342 AF and later completely dissolved during the creation of Lady [[Makali]] in what became known as the [[Birth of Destruction]]. | The landmarks were destroyed or rendered inactive during the [[Reflection Incident]] in 342 AF and later completely dissolved during the creation of Lady [[Makali]] in what became known as the [[Birth of Destruction]]. | ||