Category:Sea - Revision history

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	'''Seas''' are large bodies of [[salt water]].		'''Seas''' are large bodies of [[salt water]].

	Sea are usually subject to [[tide\|tides]]. The [[Schlammholme Islets]], formerly in the [[The Sea of Nebligtode\|Sea of Nebligtode]] and now in the [[Nocturnal Sea]], are separated from [[Graben Island]] only by the highest of fall and spring [[tides]]. [[L'ile de la Tempete]] in the Nocturnal Sea is subject to quite extreme tides. Curiously, the eastern end of the [[Vuchar River]] has become subject to tides that mirror those of the Nocturnal Sea		Sea are usually subject to [[tide\|tides]]. The [[Schlammholme Islets]], formerly in the [[The Sea of Nebligtode\|Sea of Nebligtode]] and now in the [[Nocturnal Sea]], are separated from [[Graben Island]] only by the highest of fall and spring [[tides]]. [[L'ile de la Tempete]] in the Nocturnal Sea is subject to quite extreme tides. Curiously, the eastern end of the [[Vuchar River]] has become subject to tides that mirror those of the Nocturnal Sea.

			Seas constitute extremely dangerous environments. Dangers include, but are not limited to, [[reefs]], [[storms]], ...

	The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].		The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].

Cure at 21:37, 10 December 2011

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	~~The~~ '''~~sea~~''' ~~is . .~~ .		'''Seas''' are large bodies of [[salt water]].

	Sea are usually subject to [[tide\|tides]]. The [[Schlammholme Islets]], formerly in the [[The Sea of Nebligtode\|Sea of Nebligtode]] and now in the [[Nocturnal Sea]], are separated from [[Graben Island]] only by the highest of fall and spring [[tides]]. [[L'ile de la Tempete]] in the Nocturnal Sea is subject to quite extreme tides. Curiously, the eastern end of the [[Vuchar River]] has become subject to tides that mirror those of the Nocturnal Sea		Sea are usually subject to [[tide\|tides]]. The [[Schlammholme Islets]], formerly in the [[The Sea of Nebligtode\|Sea of Nebligtode]] and now in the [[Nocturnal Sea]], are separated from [[Graben Island]] only by the highest of fall and spring [[tides]]. [[L'ile de la Tempete]] in the Nocturnal Sea is subject to quite extreme tides. Curiously, the eastern end of the [[Vuchar River]] has become subject to tides that mirror those of the Nocturnal Sea

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	The '''sea''' is . . .		The '''sea''' is . . .

			Sea are usually subject to [[tide\|tides]]. The [[Schlammholme Islets]], formerly in the [[The Sea of Nebligtode\|Sea of Nebligtode]] and now in the [[Nocturnal Sea]], are separated from [[Graben Island]] only by the highest of fall and spring [[tides]]. [[L'ile de la Tempete]] in the Nocturnal Sea is subject to quite extreme tides. Curiously, the eastern end of the [[Vuchar River]] has become subject to tides that mirror those of the Nocturnal Sea

	The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].		The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].

Cure at 00:47, 10 October 2011

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	The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].		The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].

	[[Category:~~Sea~~]]		[[Category:Salt Water]]
	[[Category:Water]]		[[Category:Water]]
	[[Category:Landform]]		[[Category:Landform]]
	[[Category:Economic Geography]]		[[Category:Economic Geography]]
	[[Category:Burial Site]]		[[Category:Burial Site]]

Cure at 18:14, 9 October 2011

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	The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].		The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].

			[[Category:Sea]]
	[[Category:Water]]		[[Category:Water]]
	[[Category:Landform]]		[[Category:Landform]]
	[[Category:Economic Geography]]		[[Category:Economic Geography]]
	[[Category:Burial Site]]		[[Category:Burial Site]]

Cure at 07:22, 7 October 2011

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Cure at 16:44, 2 March 2011

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 The practice of "burying" [[sailors|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of  undead, such as [[Geist | geists]] and [[Ghost | ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon | lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie | sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger | jolly rogers]].
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 [[Category:Burial Site]]
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Cure at 15:23, 2 March 2011

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	The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].		The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].

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			[[Category:Transportation in L'ile de la Tempete]]
			[[Category:Transportation in Egertus]]
			[[Category:Transportation in Nova Vaasa]]
			[[Category:Transportation in Vechor]]
			[[Category:Transportation in Graben Island]]
			[[Category:Transportation in Todstein]]
			[[Category:Transportation in Nebligtode]]
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Cure at 02:45, 1 March 2011

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	The ~~practice of "burying" sailors, and others who have died aboard ship, at~~ sea~~, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave~~. ~~Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]~~. ~~Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]]~~.		The '''sea''' is . . .

	[[Category:Landform]][[Category:Burial Site]][[Category:Geography]]		The practice of "burying" [[sailors\|sailor]], and others who have died aboard [[ship]], at sea, whether with or without proper rites, makes of the sea a vast grave. Those who are sent off without proper rites risk surviving that grave, particularly as [[incorporeal]] varieties of undead, such as [[Geist \| geists]] and [[Ghost \| ghosts]]. Those rare individuals who return as corporeal undead take the shape of [[Lacedon \| lacedons]], [[Sea Zombie \| sea zombies]], or even [[Jolly Roger \| jolly rogers]].

			[[Category:Water]][[Category:Landform]][[Category:Burial Site]][[Category:Geography]]