I know there were prison Ages etc. but... how exactly would they punish those convicted? After all, if someone got OUT of prison and linked somewhere, how would he/she ever be found?

What sort of thing did they do to prevent it?

Could they have tiny Ages a la relto only 2 square feet wide?

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Yes. Or ones barren and desolate without materials a person could use to make a linking book.

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Well that was the case with the guy who released the gas into the d'ni cavern. He got out. He was originally going to be put to death.

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Underground, the vast empire of D'ni limps back to life, even while evil brews in its darkness. Destruction is coming? Find a way? Make a home?

And I think death Ages were ones filled with fire or anything else that would instantly kill someone (not sure about this, though).

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I do not believe there were any death ages. I know there were burial ages, but where they lead to I do not know.

RAWA confirmed once that there was a minor guild in the burial ages that tended to the newly deceased. They were probably among the first in the secondary wave of d'ni infected by Veovis' plague.

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BlueLightNight wrote:

I do not believe there were any death ages. I know there were burial ages, but where they lead to I do not know.

I think Death Ages existed, look at the history of King Demath:

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In 4784 DE, an assassination attempt was carried out against Demath resulting in the dealt of two members of the Relyimah, who saved Demath's life in the process. The perpetrators were found and two years later, Demath ordered their execution. It was the first execution of its kind and met with little resistance from the public, or Council. The two men were apparently linked into a death Age permanently ending their lives.

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Good find! I never knew that.

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sel-tahn is a great "Wizard" indeed. The way he is going, he might well become the greatest one.

Disclaimer: The following is not meant as an attack on you or your opinions.

Huh?

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Thank you very much Artic_Wagon, but i think you're exaggerating. i've simply read the stories of the Kings.

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@ Owehn

Shorah neighbor,

I beleive I know a bit more about sel-tahn than most of the friends posting on this site.

I was one who was greeted on the Italian ubi.eve forums (Rome, Italy) even though I could not speak, write or understand the Italian language. I also had a great time interchanging ideas with him in Until Uru and have learn about his love for the Uru game.

He is a very young Mysts and Uru player and just old enough to be "legally" posting. He is so knowledgable that my other Italian friends have given him another name. They call him "The Magister" and is a very humble one at that. But is he ever, a good and smooth person, the way I like them.

oh, well, ahem, i don't know what to say, i'm unused to such compliments.
thank you very much Artic_Wagon

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