Writings of Abd al-Hazir: Entry no. 0006 - Revision history

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-Ater my encounter with the savage dune thresher (see [[Writings_of_Abd_al-Hazir:_Entry_no._0004|Encounter with Burrowing Death, entry 004]]), one might think it natural were I hesitant to venture into the wastes surrounding [[Caldeum]]. Those who have set foot upon the [[Borderlands]]' burning yellow landscape and looked out upon its miles of barren sand roiling with terrible wildlife would surely agree with this sentiment.
+After my encounter with the savage dune thresher (see [[Writings_of_Abd_al-Hazir:_Entry_no._0004|Encounter with Burrowing Death, entry 004]]), one might think it natural were I hesitant to venture into the wastes surrounding [[Caldeum]]. Those who have set foot upon the [[Borderlands]]' burning yellow landscape and looked out upon its miles of barren sand roiling with terrible wildlife would surely agree with this sentiment.
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 But [[Hakan II]], our young and inexperienced sovereign, has seen fit to withdraw the support of Caldeum from the wastes and leave those who live there to their own devices. Now, no caravan is safe, and refugees from the Borderlands beat against the gates of Caldeum in an endless wave of displaced humanity, desperate for the salvation our city once provided. I have spoken with many of these poor folk at length, and the tales they share would give even the most stalwart adventurer pause. Though their stories of a [[Dark Cultist|secret cult]] intent on raising a [[demon]]ic army are obviously embellished due to their lack of knowledge pertaining to such things, their hysteria and suffering have convinced me that something terrible indeed stalks the Borderlands.
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−	Ater my encounter with the savage dune thresher (see [[Writings_of_Abd_al-Hazir:_Entry_no._0004\|Encounter with Burrowing Death, entry 004]]), one might think it natural were I hesitant to venture into the wastes surrounding [[Caldeum]]. Those who have set foot upon the Borderlands' burning yellow landscape and looked out upon its miles of barren sand roiling with terrible wildlife would surely agree with this sentiment.	+	Ater my encounter with the savage dune thresher (see [[Writings_of_Abd_al-Hazir:_Entry_no._0004\|Encounter with Burrowing Death, entry 004]]), one might think it natural were I hesitant to venture into the wastes surrounding [[Caldeum]]. Those who have set foot upon the [[Borderlands]]' burning yellow landscape and looked out upon its miles of barren sand roiling with terrible wildlife would surely agree with this sentiment.

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		+	Ater my encounter with the savage dune thresher (see [[Writings_of_Abd_al-Hazir:_Entry_no._0004\|Encounter with Burrowing Death, entry 004]]), one might think it natural were I hesitant to venture into the wastes surrounding [[Caldeum]]. Those who have set foot upon the Borderlands' burning yellow landscape and looked out upon its miles of barren sand roiling with terrible wildlife would surely agree with this sentiment.

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		+	It was not always thus. In years past, I could have ventured forth with no concern for my safety. Though the Borderlands are among the most savage habitats in our world, even these deadly lands were no match for the superior resolve of Caldeum in its prime.
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		+	The Borderlands were originally devoid of any but the most hardened (some would say crazed) prospectors until the great military city of [[Lut Bahadur]] (literally, "city of the gate") was built to keep the [[lacuni]] in their cliff dwellings safely away from Caldeum. Lut Bahadur's solitary watch over the desolate wastes came to an end four hundred years ago when precious ore was discovered in the region known as the [[Stinging Winds]]. The town of [[Alcarnus]] was quickly established as the center of all mining in the area, with several other smaller settlements springing up in its wake. When the [[Dahlgur]] oasis was discovered and a third town was erected there, Caldeum's dominance over the Borderlands was complete. The Borderlands could reliably depend on fresh supplies of food and water from Dahlgur's caravans, protected by the might of Caldeum's [[Dune Guard]].
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		+	But [[Hakan II]], our young and inexperienced sovereign, has seen fit to withdraw the support of Caldeum from the wastes and leave those who live there to their own devices. Now, no caravan is safe, and refugees from the Borderlands beat against the gates of Caldeum in an endless wave of displaced humanity, desperate for the salvation our city once provided. I have spoken with many of these poor folk at length, and the tales they share would give even the most stalwart adventurer pause. Though their stories of a [[Dark Cultist\|secret cult]] intent on raising a [[demon]]ic army are obviously embellished due to their lack of knowledge pertaining to such things, their hysteria and suffering have convinced me that something terrible indeed stalks the Borderlands.

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−	~~The '''[[Writings of~~ Abd ~~al-Hazir]]''' are well known in the civilised parts of [[Sanctuary]]. The~~ writings of al-Hazir seem to both be named works as well as a collection of works, such as a diary. ''The Writings of Abd al-Hazir'' is thereby probably both the name of a book as well as literary meaning a collection of his writing.	+	{{Abd writings top}}
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