It is probably incorrect to interpret it with the 1990 books. The Graveyard may be as old as late 1989, and pre-dates the Council of Light. possibly the Coastal Cliffs) associated with the story. It is unclear to what extent these books matter to the design concept, even though they were made prior to the release of later areas (e.g. There is an erroneous publication date of September 1st, 1990 for ICE books of this period on Amazon. It is this month that is assumed on this research page. They were sold together in the Emer box set. "Emer: The Great Continent" and "Shadow World Master Atlas Addendum" in particular have forewords of "April" and "Spring" 1990. This is problematic as some Shadow World source books relevant to Empress Kadæna, the Dark Lords, and the Wars of Dominion are copyright 1990. The most original parts of it are older the first Kelfour's Edition newsletter from June 1990. The Graveyard is one of the oldest areas from GemStone III. It was probably using a typo in the modules that refers to Kadaena as a Lord of Orhan.Ĭlick to Collapse/Expand all Shadow World sub-categories. The symbolic intent seems to be significantly non-canonical. Lorgalis almost has to be Kestrel's lord, for example, but there is little indicating the logic should be taken that far. The story is using the world setting as touch stones, but it is not clear that it leans all that far into the world logic. It is important to keep in mind that most of the Shadow World material that could have been used is not relevant.
More subtly, it must be interpreted using books of an early enough date (published before 1990), as details first existing in later books would be apocryphal. This means the details and areas associated with the story must be interpreted in terms of the contemporary Shadow World source books. The story for the Graveyard is " The Legend of the Necropolis of Etrevion" (1990), and it is set in the context of Shadow World. This is the archaic Shadow World historical timeline, in contrast to the modern History of Elanthia. 1995) was set on Kulthea rather than Elanthia. The world setting of GemStone III in the I.C.E. (Note: The table of contents will only work as internal links if you have the section for it expanded.) Shadow World Episode 3: Shadow World, In Depth - (April 2nd, 2021).
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(2) The Heretic's Guide: Historical Exploration Series The following research pages are interrelated with the subject of this one: Age category pages will be pushed to this page or its related research pages. Theoretical and speculative content on relevant I.C.E. These relations are matters of interpretation. Several other locations in the game are subtly related to The Graveyard. Significant amounts of what is worked out will be unintentional because the merits are being weighed. This involves quoting substantial amounts of text to show the reference being made, or to highlight the inconsistencies in the sources. This requires carefully considering which source materials apply, and how far their internal logic applies, and which do not at all. The most conservative of these in a sense is also the most complicated, because the Shadow World documentation was changing in important ways at the same time the Graveyard was designed. There are several "major subtexts" that interlock with each other at a hidden layer of meaning.
The allegorical and symbolic aspects of The Graveyard are mostly backwards or inverted from their real world counterparts. This is a research page for systematically decrypting the hidden meaning and references in The Graveyard.
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