About: Lordship of the North Coast

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It is unknown how large or populous the fief was, but graves of its residents are found as far apart as the Mausoleum (where its rulers were buried) and the Haunted Woods. However, it could not have been of great size or power, or it would surely have attracted the attention of Drakan far sooner than it actually did.

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rdfs:label	Lordship of the North Coast
rdfs:comment	It is unknown how large or populous the fief was, but graves of its residents are found as far apart as the Mausoleum (where its rulers were buried) and the Haunted Woods. However, it could not have been of great size or power, or it would surely have attracted the attention of Drakan far sooner than it actually did.
dcterms:subject	History History Morytania Morytania Misthalin Misthalin
abstract	It is unknown how large or populous the fief was, but graves of its residents are found as far apart as the Mausoleum (where its rulers were buried) and the Haunted Woods. However, it could not have been of great size or power, or it would surely have attracted the attention of Drakan far sooner than it actually did. The ruling family of the fief had a habit of naming their children Rolo-, presumably for unknown cultural reasons. After the year 27 of the Fifth Age, they remained safe from the Werewolves in nearby Canifis through use of the Ring of Charos, an item originally owned by Drakan's human advisor Charos, which had the power of tricking Werewolves into recognising their own kin in ordinary humans.
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