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During the years nearing the [[War of the Deeps]], '''"Lucky" Lantis DeGage''' was a [[dwarf|dwarven]] architect who was charged with all public works from the gates of [[Ashtan]] to [[Lake Vundamere]]. He designed the [[Shunai Bridge]], as well as the | During the years nearing the [[War of the Deeps]], '''"Lucky" Lantis DeGage''' was a [[dwarf|dwarven]] architect who was charged with all public works from the gates of [[Ashtan]] to [[Lake Vundamere]]. He designed the [[Shunai Bridge]], as well as the [[Chapel of All Gods]] near [[Thera]]. When the War of the Deeps finally reared its head, Duke [[Gravin]] of Ashtan appointed him as the liaison with Ashtan's [[Occultist]] cabal. Though as an architect, his personal accounts of collapsing tunnels and stopping sappers and rams were based much closer to the home front than the soldiers amid the fields of steel and blood, his take on the Battle of Ashtan was nevertheless invaluable in bringing to light the strategies implemented by the Bastion of the North, and the raw power of the [[Tsol'teth]]. | ||
[[Lukia DeGage]], of Ashtan's '''DeGage Architecture and Construction Services''', is Lantis' direct descendant. | [[Lukia DeGage]], of Ashtan's '''DeGage Architecture and Construction Services''', is Lantis' direct descendant. | ||
[[Category:Historical Figures|Lantis DeGage]] | [[Category:Historical Figures|Lantis DeGage]] | ||
Revision as of 03:48, 2 August 2007
During the years nearing the War of the Deeps, "Lucky" Lantis DeGage was a dwarven architect who was charged with all public works from the gates of Ashtan to Lake Vundamere. He designed the Shunai Bridge, as well as the Chapel of All Gods near Thera. When the War of the Deeps finally reared its head, Duke Gravin of Ashtan appointed him as the liaison with Ashtan's Occultist cabal. Though as an architect, his personal accounts of collapsing tunnels and stopping sappers and rams were based much closer to the home front than the soldiers amid the fields of steel and blood, his take on the Battle of Ashtan was nevertheless invaluable in bringing to light the strategies implemented by the Bastion of the North, and the raw power of the Tsol'teth.
Lukia DeGage, of Ashtan's DeGage Architecture and Construction Services, is Lantis' direct descendant.