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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
| − | There are five | + | There are five plaques in the [[Atlas Park]] [[MAGI]] office, added in Issue {{missing}}. They are not currently associated with any known [[Hero_History_Badges|history badge]]. Some of the plaques reference other items or characters in-game, as noted below. |
== Inscriptions == | == Inscriptions == | ||
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These hands were all that was left of the ancient archmage Tarixus after he attempted a great spell that split the earth and swallowed him alive. To this day, no one is sure what his aim was, only that it resulted in his quick demise. | These hands were all that was left of the ancient archmage Tarixus after he attempted a great spell that split the earth and swallowed him alive. To this day, no one is sure what his aim was, only that it resulted in his quick demise. | ||
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| + | {{EdNote|note=These hands most likely belong to the contact [[Archmage Tarixus]].}} | ||
=== Ancient Bones === | === Ancient Bones === | ||
These bones were recovered near Giza in 1887. After a brief stint in the British Museum, they were moved to Paragon City. It has been observed that the bones' location is not insignificant. While they were housed in the British Museum, several murders were committed in the area, the work of a monster known only as 'Jack the Ripper.' Immediately after they were moved to Paragon City and put under the wards of MAGI, the crimes ceased. | These bones were recovered near Giza in 1887. After a brief stint in the British Museum, they were moved to Paragon City. It has been observed that the bones' location is not insignificant. While they were housed in the British Museum, several murders were committed in the area, the work of a monster known only as 'Jack the Ripper.' Immediately after they were moved to Paragon City and put under the wards of MAGI, the crimes ceased. | ||
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| + | {{EdNote|note='Jack the Ripper' was a real-life serial killer in London. For more information, visit [[Wikipedia:Jack the Ripper|Wikipedia]].}} | ||
=== Ocean Floor Shards === | === Ocean Floor Shards === | ||
Contained within this chest are several shards of material recovered from the ocean floor. Their exact origins are unknown, but preliminary scans have shown that the material is organic. It may even be intelligent. | Contained within this chest are several shards of material recovered from the ocean floor. Their exact origins are unknown, but preliminary scans have shown that the material is organic. It may even be intelligent. | ||
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| + | {{EdNote|note=This is most likely a reference to [[Red Coral]], or another item related to the [[Coralax]].}} | ||
=== Water From the Well of the Furies === | === Water From the Well of the Furies === | ||
This pot contains water from the Well of the Furies. Its effects have not been adequately studied, for most of MAGI's mystics are far too intelligent to try. | This pot contains water from the Well of the Furies. Its effects have not been adequately studied, for most of MAGI's mystics are far too intelligent to try. | ||
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| + | {{EdNote|note=It is unknown how MAGI came to be in possession of water from the [[Well of the Furies]].}} | ||
=== Crystal of Arabella === | === Crystal of Arabella === | ||
Latest revision as of 19:49, 23 January 2015
Overview
There are five plaques in the Atlas Park MAGI office, added in Issue +++ Missing Information +++. They are not currently associated with any known history badge. Some of the plaques reference other items or characters in-game, as noted below.
Inscriptions
Hands of Tarixus
These hands were all that was left of the ancient archmage Tarixus after he attempted a great spell that split the earth and swallowed him alive. To this day, no one is sure what his aim was, only that it resulted in his quick demise.
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Editor's Note: These hands most likely belong to the contact Archmage Tarixus. |
Ancient Bones
These bones were recovered near Giza in 1887. After a brief stint in the British Museum, they were moved to Paragon City. It has been observed that the bones' location is not insignificant. While they were housed in the British Museum, several murders were committed in the area, the work of a monster known only as 'Jack the Ripper.' Immediately after they were moved to Paragon City and put under the wards of MAGI, the crimes ceased.
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Editor's Note: 'Jack the Ripper' was a real-life serial killer in London. For more information, visit Wikipedia. |
Ocean Floor Shards
Contained within this chest are several shards of material recovered from the ocean floor. Their exact origins are unknown, but preliminary scans have shown that the material is organic. It may even be intelligent.
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Editor's Note: This is most likely a reference to Red Coral, or another item related to the Coralax. |
Water From the Well of the Furies
This pot contains water from the Well of the Furies. Its effects have not been adequately studied, for most of MAGI's mystics are far too intelligent to try.
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Editor's Note: It is unknown how MAGI came to be in possession of water from the Well of the Furies. |
Crystal of Arabella
This crystal is home to the genie Arabella, a creature possessed of unique and wondrous powers. It is said that where the crystal rests, there power lingers.
Location
Inside the MAGI office of Atlas Park. Look for the big green crystal.
Their coordinates are (-115.2, -784.0, -805.3).
