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Said to have been a [[mechanical wonder]]<ref name="Gaz IV p. 110">[[Gazetteer IV]]] p. 110</ref>, the Engine House was the [[:category:Source of Energy|source of power]] for the lifts and other such mechanical devices in the [[Veidrava Salt Mines]]. Despite the story that the source of power was purely mechanical, the source in fact was biological. A [[stone giant]] [[imprisoned]] in the Engine House used wheels and chains to operate the various [[mechanical device]]s within the [[mine]]. However, only [[Azrael Dak]] and his most trusted pit bosses were ever allowed to go near the Engine House.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 75-76">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 75-76</ref>
Said to have been a [[mechanical wonder]]<ref name="Gaz IV p. 110">[[Gazetteer IV]]] p. 110</ref>, the Engine House was the [[:category:Energy Source|source of power]] for the lifts and other such mechanical devices in the [[Veidrava Salt Mines]]. Despite the story that the source of power was purely mechanical, the source in fact was biological. A [[stone giant]] [[imprisoned]] in the Engine House used wheels and chains to operate the various [[mechanical device]]s within the [[mine]]. However, only [[Azrael Dak]] and his most trusted pit bosses were ever allowed to go near the Engine House.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 75-76">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 75-76</ref>


Nabon languished there, his legs [[maimed|rendered useless]] to prevent escape<ref>SotBR p. 77</ref>, for 5 long years, from the time of his capture [[747 BC]]<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 75-76">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 75-76</ref> to the time of his release and [[healing]] by [[the Bloody Cobbler]] in [[752 BC]].<ref>SotBR p. 253-255</ref> The Engine House itself was later [[destroyed]] in the [[Night of Screaming Shadows]]<ref name="Gaz IV p. 110">[[Gazetteer IV]]] p. 110</ref>
Nabon languished there, his legs [[maimed|rendered useless]] to prevent escape<ref>SotBR p. 77</ref>, for 5 long years, from the time of his capture [[747 BC]]<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 75-76">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 75-76</ref> to the time of his release and [[healing]] by [[the Bloody Cobbler]] in [[752 BC]].<ref>SotBR p. 253-255</ref> The Engine House itself was later [[destroyed]] in the [[Night of Screaming Shadows]]<ref name="Gaz IV p. 110">[[Gazetteer IV]]] p. 110</ref>

Latest revision as of 16:07, 17 August 2016

Said to have been a mechanical wonder[1], the Engine House was the source of power for the lifts and other such mechanical devices in the Veidrava Salt Mines. Despite the story that the source of power was purely mechanical, the source in fact was biological. A stone giant imprisoned in the Engine House used wheels and chains to operate the various mechanical devices within the mine. However, only Azrael Dak and his most trusted pit bosses were ever allowed to go near the Engine House.[2]

Nabon languished there, his legs rendered useless to prevent escape[3], for 5 long years, from the time of his capture 747 BC[2] to the time of his release and healing by the Bloody Cobbler in 752 BC.[4] The Engine House itself was later destroyed in the Night of Screaming Shadows[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Gazetteer IV] p. 110
  2. 2.0 2.1 Spectre of the Black Rose p. 75-76
  3. SotBR p. 77
  4. SotBR p. 253-255