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==The Flame of Yggdrasil==

'''~~The~~ Flame of Yggdrasil''', rediscovered in the year 208 AF, is a six-foot-tall heatless flame found in a cave in Yggdrasil west of the [[Black Forest]]. It was created unimaginably far back in pre-history when [[Help:Agatheis|Agatheis]], the Elemental Lord, was still tinkering with elemental control. A Divine experiment gone awry, the Flame of Yggdrasil proves an asset to mortals nonetheless, as it holds the power of [[Help:Resurrection|resurrection]] for corpses immolated within.

The '''Flame of Yggdrasil''', rediscovered in the year 208 AF, is a six-foot-tall heatless flame found in a cave in Yggdrasil west of the [[Black Forest]]. It was created unimaginably far back in pre-history when [[Help:Agatheis|Agatheis]], the Elemental Lord, was still tinkering with elemental control. A Divine experiment gone awry, the Flame of Yggdrasil proves an asset to mortals nonetheless, as it holds the power of [[Help:Resurrection|resurrection]] for corpses immolated within.

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 ==The Flame of Yggdrasil==
-'''The Flame of Yggdrasil''', rediscovered in the year 208 AF, is a six-foot-tall heatless flame found in a cave in Yggdrasil west of the [[Black Forest]]. It was created unimaginably far back in pre-history when [[Help:Agatheis|Agatheis]], the Elemental Lord, was still tinkering with elemental control. A Divine experiment gone awry, the Flame of Yggdrasil proves an asset to mortals nonetheless, as it holds the power of [[Help:Resurrection|resurrection]] for corpses immolated within.
+The '''Flame of Yggdrasil''', rediscovered in the year 208 AF, is a six-foot-tall heatless flame found in a cave in Yggdrasil west of the [[Black Forest]]. It was created unimaginably far back in pre-history when [[Help:Agatheis|Agatheis]], the Elemental Lord, was still tinkering with elemental control. A Divine experiment gone awry, the Flame of Yggdrasil proves an asset to mortals nonetheless, as it holds the power of [[Help:Resurrection|resurrection]] for corpses immolated within.
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