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Screenshot from the introduction to the Eamon adventure Journey Across the Muerte Sea by John MacArthur.
Journey Across The Muerte Sea
by John MacArthur
In the beginning, the four gods created your world. There was the god of fire,
the god of water, the god of air, and the god of earth. Each created the world
with their element. It was supposed to create peace between the otherwise
competitive gods. However, discord between them was only increased!
The gods each believed that their element was the best element. They quickly
battled each other in the Meurte Sea separating the continents. Eventually,
this ocean was barred from the rest of the world. Nobody, man or beast, dared
cross the sea, especially the southern part!
The three continents were named thus:
Republica Grancasa Malcarcel
Grancasa was the home of your people for thousands of years. Eventually, it
split into three empires: The RU Empire, The Orntec Empire, The Yrma Empire.
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Screenshot captured by Huw Williams (Huwmanbeing).
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2004
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John MacArthur
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