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The author, who is unmentioned, witnessed a strange event with a portal in Daemonheim where they saw the ruins of the castle above, but in a vision from the past. The area had been replaced with a grassy green meadow instead of the frozen area of Daemonheim, along with the castle standing undamaged.

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rdfs:label	Portal notes
rdfs:comment	The author, who is unmentioned, witnessed a strange event with a portal in Daemonheim where they saw the ruins of the castle above, but in a vision from the past. The area had been replaced with a grassy green meadow instead of the frozen area of Daemonheim, along with the castle standing undamaged.
dcterms:subject	Texts and tomes Texts and tomes Dungeoneering items Dungeoneering items
store	No
Examine	An unknown mage's notes on portals.
Tradeable	No
Equipable	No
alchable	No
destroy	You can read this book at any time by visiting the Dungeoneering Tutor.
disassembly	Restricted
Quest	No
kept	safe
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Stackable	No
Name	Portal notes
Value	1(xsd:integer)
Members	No
Weight	1(xsd:integer)
Update	Dungeoneering – The Warped Floors
ID	19860(xsd:integer)
Release	2010-11-02(xsd:date)
abstract	The author, who is unmentioned, witnessed a strange event with a portal in Daemonheim where they saw the ruins of the castle above, but in a vision from the past. The area had been replaced with a grassy green meadow instead of the frozen area of Daemonheim, along with the castle standing undamaged. The note that is mentioned the author found on the ground is the scrap of parchment which is assumed to have swept through the portal. They were uneasy looking at the transcript and hid it within the notebook so they could read it over later. How the portal notes and the scrap of parchment became separated is unknown.

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