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	In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was perceived as a larger-than-life hero. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celebrated. This, in turn, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power at the time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.		In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was perceived as a larger-than-life hero. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celebrated. This, in turn, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power at the time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.

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	He didn't act like royalty or demand empty respect. He showcased his triumphs as well as his vices, asking the people not to respect him, but to look at him and make their own decisions.		He didn't act like royalty or demand empty respect. He showcased his triumphs as well as his vices, asking the people not to respect him, but to look at him and make their own decisions.

	In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was perceived as a larger-than-life hero. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celebrated. This, in ~~tern~~, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power at the time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.		In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was perceived as a larger-than-life hero. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celebrated. This, in turn, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power at the time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.

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	He didn't act like royalty or demand empty respect. He showcased his triumphs as well as his vices, asking the people not to respect him, but to look at him and make their own decisions.		He didn't act like royalty or demand empty respect. He showcased his triumphs as well as his vices, asking the people not to respect him, but to look at him and make their own decisions.

	In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was ~~regarded~~ as a larger-than-life hero ~~in his own time~~. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celebrated. This, in tern, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power ~~by that~~ time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.		In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was perceived as a larger-than-life hero. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celebrated. This, in tern, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power at the time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.

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	Gregory the Grey was a [[Slayer Dragon]] during the mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] and is best remembered for ~~being remarkably image-focused. He~~ kept the tailors and [[craftsmen]] quite busy with constant changes to his [[Slayer Dragon Garb]], and ~~had~~ a very extensive wardrobe. He never became [[Pendragon]], though he was certainly a sure favorite for the position.		Gregory the Grey was a [[Slayer Dragon]] during the mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] and is best remembered for having kept the tailors and [[craftsmen]] quite busy with constant changes to his [[Slayer Dragon Garb]], and having a very extensive wardrobe. He never became [[Pendragon]], though he was certainly a sure favorite for the position.

	==Influence==		==Influence==
	The mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] was a ~~tumolutous~~ time for the Slayer Dragons. Over the previous 2500 years, they had lost ~~almsot~~ all political power and voice in the [[Alliance]], and public opinion was slowly turning against them. Many prominent members of the Alliance were openly questioning the need for the archaic order.		The mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] was a tumultuous time for the Slayer Dragons. Over the previous 2500 years, they had lost almost all political power and voice in the [[Alliance]], and public opinion was slowly turning against them. Many prominent members of the Alliance were openly questioning the need for the archaic order.

	Further, the Slayer Dragons themselves had been slow to ~~adapt to a major social change in recent history,~~ the adoption of [[ash pits]] as a ~~funnerary~~ custom. When even the highest-ranking officials in the Alliance were ~~having their bodies~~ burned beside commoners, many Slayer Dragons were still ~~being~~ buried an elaborate tombs in the [[Valley of Sleeping Dragons]]. ~~And while~~ the tomb practice stopped with [[Raul Kem]] in [[A.Y.]] 5513, Slayer Dragons were still building elaborate monuments to themselves in the ~~valley~~.		Further, the Slayer Dragons themselves had been slow to share the adoption of [[ash pits]] as a funerary custom. When even the highest-ranking officials in the Alliance were burned beside commoners, many Slayer Dragons were still buried an elaborate tombs in the [[Valley of Sleeping Dragons]]. Although the tomb practice stopped with [[Raul Kem]] in [[A.Y.]] 5513, Slayer Dragons were still building elaborate monuments to themselves in the Valley.

	Instead of bowing to public unrest, Gregory ~~took an almost pollar opposite route. having~~ not just a monument to his death, but dozens of monuments to his life constructed while he still breathed. Some decried him as shallow and egocentric, but he redefined what it was to be a Slayer Dragon.		Instead of bowing to public unrest, Gregory had not just a monument to his death, but dozens of monuments to his life constructed while he still breathed. Some decried him as shallow and egocentric; but he redefined what it was to be a Slayer Dragon.

	Whenever he returned from a successful mission, he would have a parade held in his honor in [[Arindell]]. Dressed in his finest [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]], he would march at ~~it's~~ head, personally demanding the cheers and exclamations of the gathered crowd.		Whenever he returned from a successful mission, he would have a parade held in his honor in [[Arindell]]. Dressed in his finest [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]], he would march at its head, personally demanding the cheers and exclamations of the gathered crowd.

	He didn't act like royalty~~, he didn't~~ demand empty respect. He showcased his triumphs as well as his vices, asking the people not to respect him, but to look at him and make their own decisions.		He didn't act like royalty or demand empty respect. He showcased his triumphs as well as his vices, asking the people not to respect him, but to look at him and make their own decisions.

	In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was regarded as a larger-than-life hero in his own time. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well ~~celibrated~~. This, in tern, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power by that time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.		In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was regarded as a larger-than-life hero in his own time. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celebrated. This, in tern, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power by that time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.

CourseDirector at 04:10, 26 October 2010

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	Gregory the Grey was a [[Slayer Dragon]] during the mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] and is best remembered for being remarkably image-focused. He kept the tailors and craftsmen quite busy with constant changes to his [[Slayer Dragon Garb]], and had a very extensive wardrobe. He never became [[Pendragon]], though he was certainly a sure favorite for the position.		Gregory the Grey was a [[Slayer Dragon]] during the mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] and is best remembered for being remarkably image-focused. He kept the tailors and [[craftsmen]] quite busy with constant changes to his [[Slayer Dragon Garb]], and had a very extensive wardrobe. He never became [[Pendragon]], though he was certainly a sure favorite for the position.

	==Influence==		==Influence==

CourseDirector at 21:58, 19 July 2010

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	==Influence==		==Influence==
	The mid [[Ages#The ~~Fourth~~ Age\|~~Fourth~~ Age]] was a tumolutous time for the Slayer Dragons. Over the previous ~~1500~~ years, they had lost almsot all political power and voice in the [[Alliance]], and public opinion was slowly turning against them. Many prominent members of the Alliance were openly questioning the need for the archaic order.		The mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] was a tumolutous time for the Slayer Dragons. Over the previous 2500 years, they had lost almsot all political power and voice in the [[Alliance]], and public opinion was slowly turning against them. Many prominent members of the Alliance were openly questioning the need for the archaic order.

	Further, the Slayer Dragons themselves had been slow to adapt to a major social change in recent history, the adoption of [[ash pits]] as a funnerary custom. When even the highest-ranking officials in the Alliance were having their bodies burned beside commoners, many Slayer Dragons were still being buried an elaborate tombs in the [[Valley of Sleeping Dragons]]. And while the tomb practice stopped with [[Raul Kem]] in [[A.Y.]] ~~4513~~, Slayer Dragons were still building elaborate monuments to themselves in the valley.		Further, the Slayer Dragons themselves had been slow to adapt to a major social change in recent history, the adoption of [[ash pits]] as a funnerary custom. When even the highest-ranking officials in the Alliance were having their bodies burned beside commoners, many Slayer Dragons were still being buried an elaborate tombs in the [[Valley of Sleeping Dragons]]. And while the tomb practice stopped with [[Raul Kem]] in [[A.Y.]] 5513, Slayer Dragons were still building elaborate monuments to themselves in the valley.

	Instead bowing to public unrest, Gregory took an almost pollar opposite route. having not just a monument to his death, but dozens of monuments to his life constructed while he still breathed. Some decried him as shallow and egocentric, but he redefined what it was to be a Slayer Dragon.		Instead of bowing to public unrest, Gregory took an almost pollar opposite route. having not just a monument to his death, but dozens of monuments to his life constructed while he still breathed. Some decried him as shallow and egocentric, but he redefined what it was to be a Slayer Dragon.

	Whenever he returned from a successful mission, he would have a parade held in his honor in [[Arindell]]. Dressed in his finest [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]], he would march at it's head, personally demanding the cheers and exclamations of the gathered crowd.		Whenever he returned from a successful mission, he would have a parade held in his honor in [[Arindell]]. Dressed in his finest [[Slayer Dragon Garb\|regalia]], he would march at it's head, personally demanding the cheers and exclamations of the gathered crowd.

CourseDirector at 21:49, 19 July 2010

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	Gregory the Grey was a [[Slayer Dragon]] ~~furing~~ the mid [[Ages#The ~~Fourth~~ Age\|~~Fourth~~ Age]] and is best remembered for being remarkably image-focused. He kept the tailors and craftsmen quite busy with constant changes to his [[Slayer Dragon Garb]], and had a very extensive wardrobe. He never became [[Pendragon]], though he was certainly a sure favorite for the position.		Gregory the Grey was a [[Slayer Dragon]] during the mid [[Ages#The Fifth Age\|Fifth Age]] and is best remembered for being remarkably image-focused. He kept the tailors and craftsmen quite busy with constant changes to his [[Slayer Dragon Garb]], and had a very extensive wardrobe. He never became [[Pendragon]], though he was certainly a sure favorite for the position.

	==Influence==		==Influence==

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Gregory the Grey was a [[Slayer Dragon]] furing the mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age|Fourth Age]] and is best remembered for being remarkably image-focused. He kept the tailors and craftsmen quite busy with constant changes to his [[Slayer Dragon Garb]], and had a very extensive wardrobe. He never became [[Pendragon]], though he was certainly a sure favorite for the position.

==Influence==
The mid [[Ages#The Fourth Age|Fourth Age]] was a tumolutous time for the Slayer Dragons. Over the previous 1500 years, they had lost almsot all political power and voice in the [[Alliance]], and public opinion was slowly turning against them. Many prominent members of the Alliance were openly questioning the need for the archaic order.

Further, the Slayer Dragons themselves had been slow to adapt to a major social change in recent history, the adoption of [[ash pits]] as a funnerary custom. When even the highest-ranking officials in the Alliance were having their bodies burned beside commoners, many Slayer Dragons were still being buried an elaborate tombs in the [[Valley of Sleeping Dragons]]. And while the tomb practice stopped with [[Raul Kem]] in [[A.Y.]] 4513, Slayer Dragons were still building elaborate monuments to themselves in the valley.

Instead bowing to public unrest, Gregory took an almost pollar opposite route. having not just a monument to his death, but dozens of monuments to his life constructed while he still breathed. Some decried him as shallow and egocentric, but he redefined what it was to be a Slayer Dragon.

Whenever he returned from a successful mission, he would have a parade held in his honor in [[Arindell]]. Dressed in his finest [[Slayer Dragon Garb|regalia]], he would march at it's head, personally demanding the cheers and exclamations of the gathered crowd.

He didn't act like royalty, he didn't demand empty respect. He showcased his triumphs as well as his vices, asking the people not to respect him, but to look at him and make their own decisions.

In the end, the gambit paid off, and Gregory was regarded as a larger-than-life hero in his own time. Though his deeds may not have been great, they were well celibrated. This, in tern, helped win the hearts of the people. While the Slayer Dragons held little political power by that time, Gregory the Grey returned their public appeal.