Seacrest Spire Flight - Revision history

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	Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]], considered allies. If Seacrest entered a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains to assist High Mountain against [[Ozork Flight]].		Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]], considered allies. If Seacrest entered a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains to assist High Mountain against [[Ozork Flight]].

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Seacrest Spire

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	==Seacrest Spire==		==Seacrest Spire==
	Seacrest's eerie is ~~locatated~~ in a mountain where the [[Barrier Range]] meets the [[Sword Coast]] and the sea, a small offshoot called the [[Erum Range]]. The spire itself is a particularly jagged mountain shaped by wind and erosion. The ~~peek~~ is very distinct, and even those who do not believe in dragons frequently, upon seeing it, will joke that "surely a dragon must live there!".		Seacrest's eerie is located in a mountain where the [[Barrier Range]] meets the [[Sword Coast]] and the sea, in a small offshoot called the [[Erum Range]]. The spire itself is a particularly jagged mountain shaped by wind and erosion. The peak is very distinct, and even those who do not believe in dragons frequently, upon seeing it, will joke that "surely a dragon must live there!".

	==History==		==History==

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	==Seacrest Spire==		==Seacrest Spire==
	Seacrest's eerie is locatated in a mountain where the [[Barrier Range]] meets the [[Sword Coast]] and the sea, a small offshoot called the [[Erum Range]]. The spire itself is a particularly jagged mountain shaped by wind and erosion. The peek is very distinct, and even those who do not believe in dragons frequently, upon seeing it, will joke that "surely a dragon must live there!"		Seacrest's eerie is locatated in a mountain where the [[Barrier Range]] meets the [[Sword Coast]] and the sea, a small offshoot called the [[Erum Range]]. The spire itself is a particularly jagged mountain shaped by wind and erosion. The peek is very distinct, and even those who do not believe in dragons frequently, upon seeing it, will joke that "surely a dragon must live there!".

	==History==		==History==
	Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.		Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.

	Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plain]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to ~~seed~~ dominion of lands to distant for either to fully exploit.		Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plain]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast (even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to cede dominion of lands too distant for either to fully exploit.

	Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]] considered allies. If Seacrest ~~were to enter into~~ a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains ~~in order~~ to assist High Mountain ~~in police actions~~ against [[Ozork Flight]].		Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]], considered allies. If Seacrest entered a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains to assist High Mountain against [[Ozork Flight]].

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CourseDirector: /* History */

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History

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	Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.		Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.

	Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras ~~Plane~~]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to seed dominion of lands to distant for either to fully exploit.		Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plain]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to seed dominion of lands to distant for either to fully exploit.

	Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]] considered allies. If Seacrest were to enter into a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains in order to assist High Mountain in police actions against [[Ozork Flight]].		Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]] considered allies. If Seacrest were to enter into a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains in order to assist High Mountain in police actions against [[Ozork Flight]].

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CourseDirector at 21:11, 8 August 2012

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	Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]] considered allies. If Seacrest were to enter into a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains in order to assist High Mountain in police actions against [[Ozork Flight]].		Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]] considered allies. If Seacrest were to enter into a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains in order to assist High Mountain in police actions against [[Ozork Flight]].

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CourseDirector at 17:30, 7 May 2012

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	Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.		Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.

	Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plane]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to seed dominion of lands to distant for either to ~~full~~ exploit.		Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plane]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to seed dominion of lands to distant for either to fully exploit.

			Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]] considered allies. If Seacrest were to enter into a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains in order to assist High Mountain in police actions against [[Ozork Flight]].

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	==Seacrest Spire==		==Seacrest Spire==
	Seacrest's eerie is locatated in a mountain where the [[Barrier Range]] meets the [[Sword Coast]] and the sea. The spire itself is a particularly jagged mountain shaped by wind and erosion. The peek is very distinct, and even those who do not believe in dragons frequently, upon seeing it, will joke that "surely a dragon must live there!"		Seacrest's eerie is locatated in a mountain where the [[Barrier Range]] meets the [[Sword Coast]] and the sea, a small offshoot called the [[Erum Range]]. The spire itself is a particularly jagged mountain shaped by wind and erosion. The peek is very distinct, and even those who do not believe in dragons frequently, upon seeing it, will joke that "surely a dragon must live there!"

	==History==		==History==

CourseDirector at 22:20, 2 February 2012

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	The Seacrest Spire Flight is a [[Dragons\|dragon]] flight located along the [[Sword Coast]] south of [[Sun's Beacon]]		The Seacrest Spire Flight is a [[Dragons\|dragon]] flight located along the [[Sword Coast]] south of [[Sun's Beacon]]. Unlike other flights in the region, Seacrest is not an offshoot of [[Lowland Hills Flight\|Lowland Hills]] but was rather settled by another of the ancient nomadic flights.

			==Seacrest Spire==
			Seacrest's eerie is locatated in a mountain where the [[Barrier Range]] meets the [[Sword Coast]] and the sea. The spire itself is a particularly jagged mountain shaped by wind and erosion. The peek is very distinct, and even those who do not believe in dragons frequently, upon seeing it, will joke that "surely a dragon must live there!"

			==History==
			Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.

			Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plane]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to seed dominion of lands to distant for either to full exploit.

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The Seacrest Spire Flight is a [[Dragons|dragon]] flight located along the [[Sword Coast]] south of [[Sun's Beacon]]

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	Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.		Seacrest has always been fiercely independent. During the [[Mage Wars]] various human clans attempted to conquer them, including at one point the [[Marcon Alliance\|Marcons]]. They were never taken, and remained a free flight throughout the war.

	Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plane]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to seed dominion of lands to distant for either to ~~full~~ exploit.		Seacrest has feuded with [[High Mountain Flight\|High Mountain]] on numerous occasions, most notably over rights to the [[Agras Plane]], over whom both flights claim ownership since the extinction of [[Water Drake Flight]] before the beginning of the [[Mage Wars#The First Chaotic Period\|First Chaotic Period]]. Due to the vast(even by dragon standards) distance separating them, the conflict has never broken out in war. The flights argue mainly out of honor, each refusing to seed dominion of lands to distant for either to fully exploit.

			Due to numerous intermarriages between members of Seacrest and High Mountain, the two flights can never go to war and are, by [[Dragons#Law\|dragon law]] considered allies. If Seacrest were to enter into a conflict with another flight, High Mountain would be forced to support them, or vice-versa. Neither flight will publicly admit to their allied status, but Seacrest has dispatched warriors to the Lowland Plains in order to assist High Mountain in police actions against [[Ozork Flight]].