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The Vacancy of Power is a peroid of [[Borcan]] [[false history]] that went from [[351 BC]] to [[684 BC]], a period of some 333 years. Just as [[Barovia]] was taken by [[the Mists]]] in the year 351 BC, the Borcan believe their realm was held in isolation by the Mists until 684 BC, when the prophesized [[Dilisnya]], [[Camille Dilisnya]], released [[Borca]] from its isolation and allowed it to enter [[the Core]].<ref name=GazIVp.16</ref>
The Vacancy of Power is a period of [[Borcan]] [[false history]] that lasted from [[351 BC]] to [[684 BC]], a period of some 333 years. Just as [[Barovia]] was taken by [[the Mists]] in the year 351 BC, the Borcans believe their realm was held in isolation by the Mists until 684 BC, when the prophesized [[Dilisnya]], [[Camille Dilisnya]], released [[Borca]] from its isolation and allowed it to enter [[the Core]].<ref name=GazIVp.16>[[Gazetteer IV]] p.16</ref> The Vacancy saw the death of [[Andral]]'s [[worship]] in [[Borca]].<ref>p. 26</ref>


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The Vacancy of Power is a period of Borcan false history that lasted from 351 BC to 684 BC, a period of some 333 years. Just as Barovia was taken by the Mists in the year 351 BC, the Borcans believe their realm was held in isolation by the Mists until 684 BC, when the prophesized Dilisnya, Camille Dilisnya, released Borca from its isolation and allowed it to enter the Core.[1] The Vacancy saw the death of Andral's worship in Borca.[2]

References

  1. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.16
  2. ↑ p. 26