Skund - Revision history

Old Dickens at 19:35, 19 October 2017

2017-10-19T19:35:07Z

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	\|features= Forests, Lake containing the sunken wreck of the [[Potent Voyager]].		\|features= Forests, Lake containing the sunken wreck of the [[Potent Voyager]].
	\|population= small		\|population= small
	\|size= ~~also small~~		\|size= variable
			\|capital=
	\|government= Monarchy, current ruler alleged to be [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]]		\|government= Monarchy, current ruler alleged to be [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]]
	\|notablecitizens= [[Aliss Demurrage\|Black Aliss]], [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]] & Talking Trees		\|notablecitizens= [[Aliss Demurrage\|Black Aliss]], [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]] & Talking Trees

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Expanding with information from the Compleat Atlas

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	{{RS}} moves Skund again, a lot nearer to Ankh-Morpork than to Überwald. (Refer to Circle Plains map in endpapers of {{RS}}) Not even Moist von Lipwig chooses to drive a railway through the wood: the Überwald line skirts round the Turnwise side.		{{RS}} moves Skund again, a lot nearer to Ankh-Morpork than to Überwald. (Refer to Circle Plains map in endpapers of {{RS}}) Not even Moist von Lipwig chooses to drive a railway through the wood: the Überwald line skirts round the Turnwise side.

			An Enchanted Forestry Commission has been created to manage the problems presented by mobile trees.

	Skund is also the home of the dread [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], as made rarer by [[Truckle the Uncivil]].		Skund is also the home of the dread [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], as made rarer by [[Truckle the Uncivil]].

Old Dickens: layout, Swireses

2015-04-10T00:36:58Z

layout, Swireses

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	Skund and its surrounding forest contain the highest concentration of raw magic in the unnamed continent, and perhaps the whole Discworld. It was the birthplace of the greatest Witch in history (at least until [[Esmerelda Weatherwax]]), [[Aliss Demurrage\|"Black Aliss" Demurrage]].		'''Skund''' and its surrounding forest contain the highest concentration of raw magic in the unnamed continent, and perhaps the whole Discworld. It was the birthplace of the greatest Witch in history (at least until [[Esmerelda Weatherwax]]), [[Aliss Demurrage\|"Black Aliss" Demurrage]].
	Nearby [[Lancre]] is known for a high concentration of magic and magicians, like Mss. Weatherwax, and has a mysterious, uncountable standing stone and a few trees that may walk around of nights; the entire town and forest of Skund seem to be mobile and furtive. The survey for [[Book:A Tourist Guide to Lancre\|''A Tourist Guide to Lancre'']] found it on the border of Lancre, hubwards of [[Bad Ass]]; a little later, another map in [[Book:The New Discworld Companion\|''The New Discworld Companion'']] shows it far across on the Widdershins side near the pass to Überwald. It is not surprising, then, that the area is little-known and rather mysterious to outsiders, and makes a handy location for tall stories which will be hard to disprove. Giamo [[Casanunda]], for example, claims to have been granted the title of Count by [[Agantia]], Queen of Skund, and who can deny it?		Nearby [[Lancre]] is known for a high concentration of magic and magicians, like Mss. Weatherwax, and has a mysterious, uncountable standing stone and a few trees that may walk around of nights; the entire town and forest of Skund seem to be mobile and furtive. The survey for [[Book:A Tourist Guide to Lancre\|''A Tourist Guide to Lancre'']] found it on the border of Lancre, hubwards of [[Bad Ass]]; a little later, another map in [[Book:The New Discworld Companion\|''The New Discworld Companion'']] shows it far across on the Widdershins side near the pass to Überwald. It is not surprising, then, that the area is little-known and rather mysterious to outsiders, and makes a handy location for tall stories which will be hard to disprove. Giamo [[Casanunda]], for example, claims to have been granted the title of Count by [[Agantia]], Queen of Skund, and who can deny it?

	{{RS}} ~~moves Skund again, a lot nearer~~ to ~~Ankh-Morpork than to Überwald~~. ~~(Refer to Circle Plains map in endpapers~~ of {{RS}}~~) Not even Moist von Lipwig~~ chooses to ~~drive a railway through~~ the ~~wood:~~ the ~~Überwald line skirts round the Turnwise side~~.		However, it cannot be denied that this is where [[Rincewind]], [[Twoflower]] and [[the Luggage]] were returned to the Disc by the intervention of the [[Octavo]], when at the end of {{COM}} they were all seen to be falling off the edge of the Disc somewhere in the [[Krull]] region. At the start of {{TLF}}, the Octavo is aware one of its eight spells has fallen off the disc inside Rincewind's mind, and the spell book is forced to change reality to bring them back. It chooses to drop them in Skund, home of talking trees, [[gnomes]] (e.g., one called [[Swires]]) who live in toadstools, gingerbread cottages, and [[Shaman\|shamans]] who, when they encounter the Luggage, decide they've been overdoing the old peyote...

	~~However, it cannot be denied that this is where [[Rincewind]], [[Twoflower]] and [[the Luggage]] were returned to the Disc by the intervention of the [[Octavo]], when at the end of~~ {{~~COM~~}} ~~they were all seen~~ to ~~be falling off the edge of the Disc somewhere~~ in ~~the [[Krull]] region. At the start~~ of {{~~TLF~~}}~~, the Octavo is aware one of its eight spells has fallen off the disc inside Rincewind's mind, and the spell book is forced to change reality to bring them back. It~~ chooses to ~~drop them in Skund, home of talking trees, gnomes (e.g., one called [[Buggy Swires]]) who live in toadstools, gingerbread cottages, and [[Shaman\|shamans]] who, when they encounter~~ the ~~Luggage, decide they've been overdoing~~ the ~~old peyote..~~.		{{RS}} moves Skund again, a lot nearer to Ankh-Morpork than to Überwald. (Refer to Circle Plains map in endpapers of {{RS}}) Not even Moist von Lipwig chooses to drive a railway through the wood: the Überwald line skirts round the Turnwise side.

	Skund is also the home of the dread [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], as made rarer by [[Truckle the Uncivil]].		Skund is also the home of the dread [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], as made rarer by [[Truckle the Uncivil]].

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AgProv: Expanding with information from {{RS}}

2013-12-06T22:08:59Z

Expanding with information from {{RS}}

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	Skund and its surrounding forest contain the highest concentration of raw magic in the unnamed continent, and perhaps the whole Discworld. It was the birthplace of the greatest Witch in history (at least until [[Esmerelda Weatherwax]]), [[Aliss Demurrage\|"Black Aliss" Demurrage]].		Skund and its surrounding forest contain the highest concentration of raw magic in the unnamed continent, and perhaps the whole Discworld. It was the birthplace of the greatest Witch in history (at least until [[Esmerelda Weatherwax]]), [[Aliss Demurrage\|"Black Aliss" Demurrage]].
	Nearby [[Lancre]] is known for a high concentration of magic and magicians, like Mss. Weatherwax, and has a mysterious, uncountable standing stone and a few trees that may walk around of nights; the entire town and forest of Skund seem to be mobile and furtive. The survey for [[Book:A Tourist Guide to Lancre\|''A Tourist Guide to Lancre'']] found it on the border of Lancre, hubwards of [[Bad Ass]]; a little later, another map in [[Book:The New Discworld Companion\|''The New Discworld Companion'']] shows it far across on the Widdershins side near the pass to Überwald. It is not surprising, then, that the area is little-known and rather mysterious to outsiders, and makes a handy location for tall stories which will be hard to disprove. Giamo [[Casanunda]], for example, claims to have been granted the title of Count by [[Agantia]], Queen of Skund, and who can deny it?		Nearby [[Lancre]] is known for a high concentration of magic and magicians, like Mss. Weatherwax, and has a mysterious, uncountable standing stone and a few trees that may walk around of nights; the entire town and forest of Skund seem to be mobile and furtive. The survey for [[Book:A Tourist Guide to Lancre\|''A Tourist Guide to Lancre'']] found it on the border of Lancre, hubwards of [[Bad Ass]]; a little later, another map in [[Book:The New Discworld Companion\|''The New Discworld Companion'']] shows it far across on the Widdershins side near the pass to Überwald. It is not surprising, then, that the area is little-known and rather mysterious to outsiders, and makes a handy location for tall stories which will be hard to disprove. Giamo [[Casanunda]], for example, claims to have been granted the title of Count by [[Agantia]], Queen of Skund, and who can deny it?

			{{RS}} moves Skund again, a lot nearer to Ankh-Morpork than to Überwald. (Refer to Circle Plains map in endpapers of {{RS}}) Not even Moist von Lipwig chooses to drive a railway through the wood: the Überwald line skirts round the Turnwise side.

	However, it cannot be denied that this is where [[Rincewind]], [[Twoflower]] and [[the Luggage]] were returned to the Disc by the intervention of the [[Octavo]], when at the end of {{COM}} they were all seen to be falling off the edge of the Disc somewhere in the [[Krull]] region. At the start of {{TLF}}, the Octavo is aware one of its eight spells has fallen off the disc inside Rincewind's mind, and the spell book is forced to change reality to bring them back. It chooses to drop them in Skund, home of talking trees, gnomes (e.g., one called [[Buggy Swires]]) who live in toadstools, gingerbread cottages, and [[Shaman\|shamans]] who, when they encounter the Luggage, decide they've been overdoing the old peyote...		However, it cannot be denied that this is where [[Rincewind]], [[Twoflower]] and [[the Luggage]] were returned to the Disc by the intervention of the [[Octavo]], when at the end of {{COM}} they were all seen to be falling off the edge of the Disc somewhere in the [[Krull]] region. At the start of {{TLF}}, the Octavo is aware one of its eight spells has fallen off the disc inside Rincewind's mind, and the spell book is forced to change reality to bring them back. It chooses to drop them in Skund, home of talking trees, gnomes (e.g., one called [[Buggy Swires]]) who live in toadstools, gingerbread cottages, and [[Shaman\|shamans]] who, when they encounter the Luggage, decide they've been overdoing the old peyote...

Old Dickens: layout

2013-01-18T01:56:43Z

layout

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	{{Nation Data		{{Nation Data
	\|title= Skund		\|title= Skund
	\|picture=		\|picture= Blank.jpg\|
	\|~~establised~~=		\|established= not very
	\|motto=		\|motto=

	\|neighbours= [[Lancre]]		\|neighbours= [[Lancre]]
	\|features= Forests, Lake containing the sunken wreck of the [[Potent Voyager]].		\|features= Forests, Lake containing the sunken wreck of the [[Potent Voyager]].
			\|population= small
			\|size= also small
	\|population= ~~Small~~		\|government= Monarchy, current ruler alleged to be [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]]
	\|size= ~~Also~~ small
	\|government= ~~Possible~~ Monarchy, current ruler alleged to be [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]]

	\|notablecitizens= [[Aliss Demurrage\|Black Aliss]], [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]] & Talking Trees		\|notablecitizens= [[Aliss Demurrage\|Black Aliss]], [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], [[Agantia\|Queen Agantia]] & Talking Trees

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	Skund is also the home of the dread [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], as made rarer by [[Truckle the Uncivil]].		Skund is also the home of the dread [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], as made rarer by [[Truckle the Uncivil]].

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Osiris: 1 revision: Discworld import 2

2012-09-24T00:12:25Z

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Dromandkass at 14:58, 20 September 2012

2012-09-20T14:58:46Z

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|title= Skund
|picture=
|establised=
|motto=

|neighbours= [[Lancre]]
|features= Forests, Lake containing the sunken wreck of the [[Potent Voyager]].

|population= Small
|size= Also small
|government= Possible Monarchy, current ruler alleged to be [[Agantia|Queen Agantia]]

|notablecitizens= [[Aliss Demurrage|Black Aliss]], [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], [[Agantia|Queen Agantia]] & Talking Trees

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|books= {{TLF}}, {{WS}}
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Skund and its surrounding forest contain the highest concentration of raw magic in the unnamed continent, and perhaps the whole Discworld. It was the birthplace of the greatest Witch in history (at least until [[Esmerelda Weatherwax]]), [[Aliss Demurrage|"Black Aliss" Demurrage]].
Nearby [[Lancre]] is known for a high concentration of magic and magicians, like Mss. Weatherwax, and has a mysterious, uncountable standing stone and a few trees that may walk around of nights; the entire town and forest of Skund seem to be mobile and furtive. The survey for [[Book:A Tourist Guide to Lancre|''A Tourist Guide to Lancre'']] found it on the border of Lancre, hubwards of [[Bad Ass]]; a little later, another map in [[Book:The New Discworld Companion|''The New Discworld Companion'']] shows it far across on the Widdershins side near the pass to Überwald. It is not surprising, then, that the area is little-known and rather mysterious to outsiders, and makes a handy location for tall stories which will be hard to disprove. Giamo [[Casanunda]], for example, claims to have been granted the title of Count by [[Agantia]], Queen of Skund, and who can deny it?

However, it cannot be denied that this is where [[Rincewind]], [[Twoflower]] and [[the Luggage]] were returned to the Disc by the intervention of the [[Octavo]], when at the end of {{COM}} they were all seen to be falling off the edge of the Disc somewhere in the [[Krull]] region. At the start of {{TLF}}, the Octavo is aware one of its eight spells has fallen off the disc inside Rincewind's mind, and the spell book is forced to change reality to bring them back. It chooses to drop them in Skund, home of talking trees, gnomes (e.g., one called [[Buggy Swires]]) who live in toadstools, gingerbread cottages, and [[Shaman|shamans]] who, when they encounter the Luggage, decide they've been overdoing the old peyote...

Skund is also the home of the dread [[Five-Headed Vampire Goat]], as made rarer by [[Truckle the Uncivil]].

[[Category:Discworld geography]]
[[de:Skund]]