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{{Netbook-canon}}The [[Dismal Four]] are four [[islands]] that afford the [[port]] of [[Rutledge]] a measure of shelter from the worst of the [[storms]] of the [[Nocturnal Sea]]. The smallest of the islands is also the nearest to the [[port]] and is the site of a [[lighthouse]] that was felled by a storm in [[753 BC]] and remains to the present in its [[ruined]] state. The largest of the islands is, curiously, unexplored, although a local hermit by the name of [[Bill Copperplate]] is obsessed with put together an expedition to just that end. | {{Netbook-canon}}The [[Dismal Four]] are four [[islands]] that afford the [[port]] of [[Rutledge]] a measure of shelter from the worst of the [[storms]] of the [[Nocturnal Sea]]. The smallest of the islands is also the nearest to the [[port]] and is the site of a [[lighthouse]] that was felled by a storm in [[753 BC]] and remains to the present in its [[ruined]] state. The largest of the islands is, curiously, unexplored, although a local hermit by the name of [[Bill Copperplate]] is obsessed with put together an expedition to just that end.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p121-2.</ref> | ||
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The Dismal Four are four islands that afford the port of Rutledge a measure of shelter from the worst of the storms of the Nocturnal Sea. The smallest of the islands is also the nearest to the port and is the site of a lighthouse that was felled by a storm in 753 BC and remains to the present in its ruined state. The largest of the islands is, curiously, unexplored, although a local hermit by the name of Bill Copperplate is obsessed with put together an expedition to just that end.[1]
References
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer, p121-2.
