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The [[Kartakan]] [[creation myth]], featuring the interactions of [[human]]kind, [[Grandfather Wolf]], and [[Grandfather Boar]]. Also an [[epoch]], said to have ended roughly 250 years ago.<ref>[[Gazetteer I]] p. 93</ref> | The [[Kartakan]] [[creation myth]], featuring the interactions of [[human]]kind, [[Grandfather Wolf]], and [[Grandfather Boar]]. Also an [[epoch]], said to have ended roughly 250 years ago.<ref>[[Gazetteer I]] p. 93</ref> | ||
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As retold by [[Orion Corren]] to [["S"]], during the First Days [[Grandfather Wolf]] learned to take on the [[skin]] of [[human|Man]] to hunt both Man and [[Sheep]] alike. He was able to do this because Men are known to be [[cruel]] to other Men.<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Rl_Gaz_I_WE.pdf Gazetteer I Web Enhancement] p. 4</ref> | |||
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The Kartakan creation myth, featuring the interactions of humankind, Grandfather Wolf, and Grandfather Boar. Also an epoch, said to have ended roughly 250 years ago.[1]
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This section contains Potential-canon info, revealed by the creators from never-published sources |
As retold by Orion Corren to "S", during the First Days Grandfather Wolf learned to take on the skin of Man to hunt both Man and Sheep alike. He was able to do this because Men are known to be cruel to other Men.[2]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer I p. 93
- ↑ Gazetteer I Web Enhancement p. 4
