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Sadly, Svidi's [[colony]] did not last more than a century, as by the mid-400s BC it had been wiped out by [[plague]].<ref name="Noct Sea Gaz p. 387">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 387</ref> The specifics of much of Svidi's tale have been lost to the centuries, although the [[refugee]] people that would become the [[Grabenite]]s, the descendants of his people, would use his charted route to reach Graben Island 300 years after his own initial conquest of said island.<ref name="Noct Sea Gaz p. 387">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 387</ref> | Sadly, Svidi's [[colony]] did not last more than a century, as by the mid-400s BC it had been wiped out by [[plague]].<ref name="Noct Sea Gaz p. 387">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 387</ref> The specifics of much of Svidi's tale have been lost to the centuries, although the [[refugee]] people that would become the [[Grabenite]]s, the descendants of his people, would use his charted route to reach Graben Island 300 years after his own initial conquest of said island.<ref name="Noct Sea Gaz p. 387">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 387</ref> | ||
The tale of Svidi and the colony which he founded was once recorded in [[Svidi's Edda]], but most of that saga has been lost.<ref name="NSS_p171">[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p.171</ref> | |||
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Svidi Full-Sails was the leader of the Anatal colonists who came to Graben Island in mid 300s BC of Graben's (false) history. Under his leadership, the priests of the Black Chapel (of Graben Island) were ousted from Graben Island despite the conjuring of the Flayed Rider. The clerics of Svidi's band captured the Flayed Rider, geased it to never approach saltwater, and threw it in stasis in the banks between the rivers and the sea.[1]
Sadly, Svidi's colony did not last more than a century, as by the mid-400s BC it had been wiped out by plague.[1] The specifics of much of Svidi's tale have been lost to the centuries, although the refugee people that would become the Grabenites, the descendants of his people, would use his charted route to reach Graben Island 300 years after his own initial conquest of said island.[1]
The tale of Svidi and the colony which he founded was once recorded in Svidi's Edda, but most of that saga has been lost.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer p. 387
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer, p.171
