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We are working on what is currently the largest and most active project on this wiki. with well over 250 articles (thus making it over 10% of all pages on this wiki),it's a world in which you can explore, add entries to, and have fun.

• N/Atlas - All regions and locations (29)
• N/Arcanery - All spells and magical items (45)
• N/Bestiary - All creatures and constructs (70)
• N/Entities - All entities and individuals (48)
• N/History - All general histories of the world (69)
• N/Legends - All specific legends of the world (29)
• N/Organizations - All organizations and kingdoms (35)

How to add your own article or story:

1. Click a portal page listed above.
2. Write your title [[in brackets]] in the list.
3. Save the edited version of that page.
4. Click on the red link you just created.

OR: Just start writing, and we'll take care of the rest:

• Expand the arcanery section.
• Integrate other high fantasy stories on this wiki into our project.
• Rate some of the articles in our project.
• Get an icon for the Entities portal.
• Get an icon for the Organization portal.

From the Neverending Wiki's Latest Additions:

• ...That there are 24 Runes in the Elder Futhark, each of which has its own meanings for Charmase?
• ...That Runic Scriptase made magic spells go a lot faster, but is also highly inflexible?
• ...That Manos and Logos are two spells that go hand in hand?

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Liches, the people of Bane, are a race (though not composed of a single species) of people practicing necromancy. Liches are held by the Dark Law, and are only bound to it tighter as they advance through their study. Their history and culture is not revealed to others, but is learned after initiation. Initiation is a ritual of accepting a chosen individual into the Lich race, and can sometimes end with the becoming of a lesser lich or death. How it's connected to keeping the person alive and how such life would be defined is not clear, but it's known that Liches live for a very long time. Thus they have time to study and keep records, which makes them very educated and they're a significant source of information about the past, though they don't tend to be helpful revealing it. (Article)

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