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In [[Falkovnia]]; the  [[vigla dimortia tree]]s ("[[sentries of death]]"), bear this name because they have seemingly been afflicted by some kind of [[blight]] that strips away their bark and [[leaf|leaves]], with only the whitened and dried out husk of a trunk left behind. [[Sage Siderous Totenfield]] points out this is a case of [[spontaneous combustion]], not any blight. The [[Vigla Dimortia Forest]] derives its name from t them.<ref>[[Gaz III]] p. 87</ref>
In [[Falkovnia]]; the  [[vigilia dimortia tree]]s ("[[sentries of death]]"), bear this name because they have seemingly been afflicted by some kind of [[blight]] that strips away their bark and [[leaf|leaves]], with only the whitened and dried out husk of a trunk left behind. [[Sage Siderous Totenfield]] points out this is a case of [[spontaneous combustion]], not any blight. The [[Vigilia Dimortia Forest]] derives its name from t them.<ref>[[Gaz III]] p. 87</ref>


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Latest revision as of 09:55, 19 August 2016

In Falkovnia; the vigilia dimortia trees ("sentries of death"), bear this name because they have seemingly been afflicted by some kind of blight that strips away their bark and leaves, with only the whitened and dried out husk of a trunk left behind. Sage Siderous Totenfield points out this is a case of spontaneous combustion, not any blight. The Vigilia Dimortia Forest derives its name from t them.[1]

References

  1. Gaz III p. 87