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Emilyevans: Emilyevans moved page Kalliebans Saddle to Bankers Guild Builds/Funded Builds/Urdrevan/Kalliebans Saddle

2026-07-07T22:43:06Z

Emilyevans moved page Kalliebans Saddle to Bankers Guild Builds/Funded Builds/Urdrevan/Kalliebans Saddle

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Emilyevans at 22:42, 7 July 2026

2026-07-07T22:42:20Z

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	\| subtitle = In Honour of the Traveller, atop the Behemoth of Belief		\| subtitle = In Honour of the Traveller, atop the Behemoth of Belief
	\| quote = "Across the grass and under the sky, the great beasts roam"		\| quote = "Across the grass and under the sky, the great beasts roam"
	\| lore = Now completed and roaming the wild expanses of southern Elandra, the Behemoth Shrine of the Traveller is among the most extraordinary moving sanctuaries ever constructed. Built in honour of The Traveller, the shrine rests atop the back of Moon-Helm, a particularly immense Craterfoot Longneck whose slow, thunderous passage has already become the subject of story and reverence alike.		\| lore = Now completed and roaming the wild expanses of southern Elandra, the Behemoth Shrine of the Traveller is among the most extraordinary moving sanctuaries ever constructed. Built in honour of The Traveller, the shrine rests atop the back of Moon-Helm, a particularly immense Craterfoot Longneck whose slow, thunderous passage has already become the subject of story and reverence alike. Answering only to the known Urdrevan whistle: “ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps,” Moon-Helm was first saddled and prepared outside Hammerstadt, where the monumental undertaking of securing and constructing the shrine upon her back was completed. Since then, she has been released to wander the vast forested and jungle-covered regions of southern Elandra, carrying the shrine endlessly across ridgelines, deep canopies, misted valleys, and open grasslands.

	~~Moon-Helm was first saddled~~ and ~~prepared outside Hammerstadt~~, ~~where~~ the ~~monumental undertaking~~ of ~~securing and constructing~~ the ~~shrine upon her back was completed. Since then~~, ~~she has been released~~ to ~~wander~~ the ~~vast forested~~ and ~~jungle-covered regions~~ of ~~southern Elandra~~, ~~carrying~~ the ~~shrine endlessly across ridgelines~~, ~~deep canopies~~, ~~misted valleys~~, ~~and open grasslands~~.		The shrine itself is a swaying structure of timber slats, reinforced bindings, and stretched leather sails, designed not to resist the movement of the great beast, but to move with it. Every step causes the temple to creak and shift in a slow, deliberate rhythm, like the measured sway of a pendulum too large to hurry. Nothing within is entirely still. Leather loops hang from the ceiling beams throughout the shrine, allowing worshippers and travellers to steady themselves during the journey. Each loop carries symbolic meaning, representing paths walked, vows fulfilled, or prayers offered while in motion. Here, devotion is not found in permanence, but in travel itself.

	The shrine itself is a swaying structure of timber slats, reinforced bindings, and stretched leather sails, designed not to resist the movement of the great beast, but to move with it. Every step causes the temple to creak and shift in a slow, deliberate rhythm, like the measured sway of a pendulum too large to hurry. Nothing within is entirely still.		Upon Moon-Helm’s great head rests a delicate observation platform where three tethered crows perch, secured lightly by silken cords. Their movements are carefully watched by the faithful, who interpret the birds’ shifting balance and reactions to the wind as omens and directional signs from The Traveller. Running along the rear spine of the Craterfoot Longneck are ceremonial spikes fashioned from the bones of The Fallen. These relics clatter and rattle softly as Moon-Helm walks, their hollow sound echoing like dry breath across the wilderness. They stand both as warning and remembrance, a visible declaration that corruption and false paths ultimately end in ruin.

	Leather loops hang from the ceiling beams throughout the shrine, allowing worshippers and travellers to steady themselves during the journey. Each loop carries symbolic meaning, representing paths walked, vows fulfilled, or prayers offered while in motion. Here, devotion is not found in permanence, but in travel itself.

	Upon Moon-Helm’s great head rests a delicate observation platform where three tethered crows perch, secured lightly by silken cords. Their movements are carefully watched by the faithful, who interpret the birds’ shifting balance and reactions to the wind as omens and directional signs from The Traveller.

	Running along the rear spine of the Craterfoot Longneck are ceremonial spikes fashioned from the bones of The Fallen. These relics clatter and rattle softly as Moon-Helm walks, their hollow sound echoing like dry breath across the wilderness. They stand both as warning and remembrance, a visible declaration that corruption and false paths ultimately end in ruin.

	The shrine possesses no fixed destination and no permanent foundation. It is encountered rather than visited. Those fortunate enough to cross paths with Moon-Helm may walk alongside her for a time, climb to the shrine for prayer or reflection, and then depart once more as the great creature continues onward beneath the endless sky.		The shrine possesses no fixed destination and no permanent foundation. It is encountered rather than visited. Those fortunate enough to cross paths with Moon-Helm may walk alongside her for a time, climb to the shrine for prayer or reflection, and then depart once more as the great creature continues onward beneath the endless sky.

Emilyevans at 22:40, 7 July 2026

2026-07-07T22:40:27Z

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	{{BuildPage		{{BuildPage
	\| funded = no		\| funded = yes
	\| subtitle = In Honour of the Traveller, atop the Behemoth of Belief		\| subtitle = In Honour of the Traveller, atop the Behemoth of Belief
	\| quote = "Across the grass and under the sky, the great beasts roam"		\| quote = "Across the grass and under the sky, the great beasts roam"
	\| lore = ~~This~~ Shrine is ~~a towering, swaying temple built atop a massive, long-necked dinosaur known only by~~ the ~~sacred Urdrevan whistle—“ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps~~.~~” This gentle behemoth~~, ~~revered for its mournful roar and appetite for forests, roams~~ the ~~world bearing a~~ shrine to the ~~Traveller upon its~~ back~~. The structure, a patchwork~~ of ~~timber slats and leather sails~~, ~~tilts gently with every ponderous step—less a pendulum, more~~ a slow ~~and deliberate clack. Inside, leather loops hang from the ceiling for worshippers to grasp during the journey, each loop representing a completed path, a quiet vow~~, ~~or a prayer in motion. Atop~~ the ~~dinosaur’s head, a delicate platform cradles a trio~~ of ~~crows, tethered by silken thread, their swaying forms acting as omens for those who know how to read the wind~~.		\| lore = Now completed and roaming the wild expanses of southern Elandra, the Behemoth Shrine of the Traveller is among the most extraordinary moving sanctuaries ever constructed. Built in honour of The Traveller, the shrine rests atop the back of Moon-Helm, a particularly immense Craterfoot Longneck whose slow, thunderous passage has already become the subject of story and reverence alike.

	~~Along~~ the rear spine of the ~~behemoth,~~ ceremonial spikes ~~made~~ from the bones of The Fallen ~~jut skyward—rattling~~ like dry breath as a ~~sign to those who once walked the path~~ that ~~choosing~~ corruption ~~will lead~~ to ~~death. As~~ the shrine ~~creaks across ridgelines~~ and through ~~misted valleys~~, the faithful whisper ~~its~~ mantra: “To The Fallen – it will be their bone. To The Faithful – it will come to them.”		Moon-Helm was first saddled and prepared outside Hammerstadt, where the monumental undertaking of securing and constructing the shrine upon her back was completed. Since then, she has been released to wander the vast forested and jungle-covered regions of southern Elandra, carrying the shrine endlessly across ridgelines, deep canopies, misted valleys, and open grasslands.

			The shrine itself is a swaying structure of timber slats, reinforced bindings, and stretched leather sails, designed not to resist the movement of the great beast, but to move with it. Every step causes the temple to creak and shift in a slow, deliberate rhythm, like the measured sway of a pendulum too large to hurry. Nothing within is entirely still.

			Leather loops hang from the ceiling beams throughout the shrine, allowing worshippers and travellers to steady themselves during the journey. Each loop carries symbolic meaning, representing paths walked, vows fulfilled, or prayers offered while in motion. Here, devotion is not found in permanence, but in travel itself.

			Upon Moon-Helm’s great head rests a delicate observation platform where three tethered crows perch, secured lightly by silken cords. Their movements are carefully watched by the faithful, who interpret the birds’ shifting balance and reactions to the wind as omens and directional signs from The Traveller.

			Running along the rear spine of the Craterfoot Longneck are ceremonial spikes fashioned from the bones of The Fallen. These relics clatter and rattle softly as Moon-Helm walks, their hollow sound echoing like dry breath across the wilderness. They stand both as warning and remembrance, a visible declaration that corruption and false paths ultimately end in ruin.

			The shrine possesses no fixed destination and no permanent foundation. It is encountered rather than visited. Those fortunate enough to cross paths with Moon-Helm may walk alongside her for a time, climb to the shrine for prayer or reflection, and then depart once more as the great creature continues onward beneath the endless sky.

			As she moves through Elandra, the faithful continue to whisper the shrine’s enduring mantra: “To The Fallen – it will be their bone. To The Faithful – it will come to them.” The Behemoth Shrine of the Traveller now exists not as a monument tied to one place, but as a living pilgrimage. A temple that walks, and a reminder that faith was never meant to stand still.
	\| cost = 4 Legends, 2 Myths		\| cost = 4 Legends, 2 Myths
	\| additional_requirements = 1 x Really Big Dinosaur		\| additional_requirements = 1 x Really Big Dinosaur
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	\| build_code = BG.RB.24		\| build_code = BG.RB.24
	\| nation = Urdrevan		\| nation = Urdrevan
	\| balance = ~~2 Legends, 1 Myth, 1 Saga~~		\| balance = FULLY FUNDED
	\| contributor1 = Caedan Cloudchaser		\| contributor1 = Caedan Cloudchaser
	\| source1 = Urdrevan		\| source1 = Urdrevan
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	\| source6 = Urdrevan		\| source6 = Urdrevan
	\| amount6 = "One big fuck off dinosaur that theye found down south"		\| amount6 = "One big fuck off dinosaur that theye found down south"
			\| contributor7 = Bankers Guild
			\| source7 = Haven
			\| amount7 = 2 Legends, 1 Myth, 1 Saga
	}}		}}
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Jonat c87: added contributor

2026-07-07T21:35:53Z

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 Along the rear spine of the behemoth, ceremonial spikes made from the bones of The Fallen jut skyward—rattling like dry breath as a sign to those who once walked the path that choosing corruption will lead to death. As the shrine creaks across ridgelines and through misted valleys, the faithful whisper its mantra: “To The Fallen – it will be their bone. To The Faithful – it will come to them.”
-| cost = 4 Legends, 2 Myths, 100 Faith (to the Traveller) and 1 really big dinosaur
+| cost = 4 Legends, 2 Myths
 | location = Built by the Urdrevan - a Mobile/Moving Construction of Faith
 | build_code = BG.RB.24
-| nation = Avereaux
+| nation = Urdrevan
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Ryanparker92: templating

2026-07-06T17:25:48Z

templating

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	~~'''~~In Honour of the Traveller, atop the Behemoth of Belief~~'''~~		{{BuildPage
			\| subtitle = In Honour of the Traveller, atop the Behemoth of Belief
	''"Across the grass and under the sky, the great beasts roam"''		\| quote = "Across the grass and under the sky, the great beasts roam"
			\| lore = This Shrine is a towering, swaying temple built atop a massive, long-necked dinosaur known only by the sacred Urdrevan whistle—“ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps.” This gentle behemoth, revered for its mournful roar and appetite for forests, roams the world bearing a shrine to the Traveller upon its back. The structure, a patchwork of timber slats and leather sails, tilts gently with every ponderous step—less a pendulum, more a slow and deliberate clack. Inside, leather loops hang from the ceiling for worshippers to grasp during the journey, each loop representing a completed path, a quiet vow, or a prayer in motion. Atop the dinosaur’s head, a delicate platform cradles a trio of crows, tethered by silken thread, their swaying forms acting as omens for those who know how to read the wind.
	This Shrine is a towering, swaying temple built atop a massive, long-necked dinosaur known only by the sacred Urdrevan whistle—“ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps.” This gentle behemoth, revered for its mournful roar and appetite for forests, roams the world bearing a shrine to the Traveller upon its back. The structure, a patchwork of timber slats and leather sails, tilts gently with every ponderous step—less a pendulum, more a slow and deliberate clack. Inside, leather loops hang from the ceiling for worshippers to grasp during the journey, each loop representing a completed path, a quiet vow, or a prayer in motion. Atop the dinosaur’s head, a delicate platform cradles a trio of crows, tethered by silken thread, their swaying forms acting as omens for those who know how to read the wind.

	Along the rear spine of the behemoth, ceremonial spikes made from the bones of The Fallen jut skyward—rattling like dry breath as a sign to those who once walked the path that choosing corruption will lead to death. As the shrine creaks across ridgelines and through misted valleys, the faithful whisper its mantra: '''“To The Fallen – it will be their bone. To The Faithful – it will come to them.”'''

	~~'''Cost of Construction: 4 Legends, 2 Myths & 100 Faith (to the Traveller) & 1 x Really Big Dinosaur'''~~

	~~Location: Built by the Urdrevan - a Mobile/Moving Construction of Faith.~~

	~~Unique Build Code: '''BG.RB.24'''~~

	~~Contributors:~~

			Along the rear spine of the behemoth, ceremonial spikes made from the bones of The Fallen jut skyward—rattling like dry breath as a sign to those who once walked the path that choosing corruption will lead to death. As the shrine creaks across ridgelines and through misted valleys, the faithful whisper its mantra: “To The Fallen – it will be their bone. To The Faithful – it will come to them.”
			\| cost = 4 Legends, 2 Myths, 100 Faith (to the Traveller) and 1 really big dinosaur
			\| location = Built by the Urdrevan - a Mobile/Moving Construction of Faith
			\| build_code = BG.RB.24
			\| nation = Avereaux
			}}
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	[[Category:Interested in Funding a Build Project?]]		[[Category:Interested in Funding a Build Project?]]
	[[Category:Bankers Guild Builds]]		[[Category:Bankers Guild Builds]]
	[[Category:Menhirs Fate Wiki]]		[[Category:Menhirs Fate Wiki]]

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2026-03-10T22:48:42Z

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'''In Honour of the Traveller, atop the Behemoth of Belief'''

''"Across the grass and under the sky, the great beasts roam"''

This Shrine is a towering, swaying temple built atop a massive, long-necked dinosaur known only by the sacred Urdrevan whistle—“ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps ps.” This gentle behemoth, revered for its mournful roar and appetite for forests, roams the world bearing a shrine to the Traveller upon its back. The structure, a patchwork of timber slats and leather sails, tilts gently with every ponderous step—less a pendulum, more a slow and deliberate clack. Inside, leather loops hang from the ceiling for worshippers to grasp during the journey, each loop representing a completed path, a quiet vow, or a prayer in motion. Atop the dinosaur’s head, a delicate platform cradles a trio of crows, tethered by silken thread, their swaying forms acting as omens for those who know how to read the wind.

Along the rear spine of the behemoth, ceremonial spikes made from the bones of The Fallen jut skyward—rattling like dry breath as a sign to those who once walked the path that choosing corruption will lead to death. As the shrine creaks across ridgelines and through misted valleys, the faithful whisper its mantra: '''“To The Fallen – it will be their bone. To The Faithful – it will come to them.”'''

'''Cost of Construction: 4 Legends, 2 Myths & 100 Faith (to the Traveller) & 1 x Really Big Dinosaur'''

Location: Built by the Urdrevan - a Mobile/Moving Construction of Faith.

Unique Build Code: '''BG.RB.24'''

Contributors:

[[Category:Urdrevan]]
[[Category:Interested in Funding a Build Project?]]
[[Category:Bankers Guild Builds]]
[[Category:Menhirs Fate Wiki]]