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The Chant I have for You
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 Fellow Intellectual, May I proffer my services as the Scholarly Mimir, a genteel and educated blood wise in the ways of words, ponderer of philosophical conundra, cogitator of sectarian manifestos, and archiver of historical milestones.  Knowledge is power, cutter, and there's few better ways get your knowledge than from the mouths of sages and philosophers who spend all of their time espousing it, is there? I've recorded some of the more pertinent essays that I've happened across; speeches on the nature of thought, the stuff of which the planes is made, and the like. If you like to think, you'll enjoy 'em I think. Care for a little factional discourse? I hold the dark on all of Sigil's Factions, from their basic principles through to more complex discussions of fractional beliefs. Through me you have access to the most recent musings on the multitude of Sects of the planes, their stories, details on their membership and the current intrigues raging out of town. Magnum Opus, the medusa historian of Sigil's infamous Musée Arcane, has seen fit to allow me to relay some of the fascinating articles and exhibits from her museum of planar archaeology. I cannot do her parthenon full justice, but you will at least garner an idea of what to expect in her halls. I have secreted an essay penned by Julius the Contradictory concerning the myriad nature of petitioners on the Outer Planes. Those curious about their motives or peculiarities would do well to read and inwardly digest. Explore the unique tongues of the Outer Planes through the Dictionary of Planar Cant, a tome which has been painstakingly recorded in my memory. Diplomats and those who deal with wizards or fiends would be advised to read a second essay, Parlez-Vous Mephit?, which explains the complex Lower Planar Mephit Code, a mysterious language used by rivals in those parts. |
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