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<nowiki>*</nowiki> Hello. Cutting in here at the beginning, because this is BIG NEWS. It's not terribly often we get eyes on a [[Grand Master of the Templar Order|Grand Master]], even one who's been dead for a couple of centuries. And a [[Sage]] to boot? This has massive potential, and we're going to need to keep on him and find out what really happened to him. All the historical documentation [[Shaun Hastings|I]] can find says he died in 1791, which, unless [[Arno Dorian|Arno]] invented time travel, means that the historical record is bollocks.<br | <nowiki>*</nowiki> Hello. Cutting in here at the beginning, because this is BIG NEWS. It's not terribly often we get eyes on a [[Grand Master of the Templar Order|Grand Master]], even one who's been dead for a couple of centuries. And a [[Sage]] to boot? This has massive potential, and we're going to need to keep on him and find out what really happened to him. All the historical documentation [[Shaun Hastings|I]] can find says he died in 1791, which, unless [[Arno Dorian|Arno]] invented time travel, means that the historical record is bollocks.<br> | ||
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A [[silver]]smith and son of {{Wiki|Thomas Germain|a silversmith}}, [[François-Thomas Germain|Germain]] was one of the legends of his trade, but he was doomed to die in obscurity. After an ill-defined scandal, possibly involving a violation of Guild laws, he lost his position as silversmith to the King of [[France]] and was kicked out of his accommodation in the [[Louvre]].* He employed dozens of workers in a workshop/factory that produced thousands of pieces, many of which have since been lost, stolen, or melted down.**<br | A [[silver]]smith and son of {{Wiki|Thomas Germain|a silversmith}}, [[François-Thomas Germain|Germain]] was one of the legends of his trade, but he was doomed to die in obscurity. After an ill-defined scandal, possibly involving a violation of Guild laws, he lost his position as silversmith to the King of [[France]] and was kicked out of his accommodation in the [[Louvre]].* He employed dozens of workers in a workshop/factory that produced thousands of pieces, many of which have since been lost, stolen, or melted down.**<br> | ||
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<nowiki>*</nowiki> If there's a kind of scandal I love, it's the ill-defined kind.<br | <nowiki>*</nowiki> If there's a kind of scandal I love, it's the ill-defined kind.<br> | ||
<nowiki>**</nowiki> I've got one. Makes a lovely paperweight. ***<br | <nowiki>**</nowiki> I've got one. Makes a lovely paperweight. ***<br> | ||
<nowiki>***</nowiki> On an unrelated note, I think I'll get rid of this now.<br | <nowiki>***</nowiki> On an unrelated note, I think I'll get rid of this now.<br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:20, 13 July 2026
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* Hello. Cutting in here at the beginning, because this is BIG NEWS. It's not terribly often we get eyes on a Grand Master, even one who's been dead for a couple of centuries. And a Sage to boot? This has massive potential, and we're going to need to keep on him and find out what really happened to him. All the historical documentation I can find says he died in 1791, which, unless Arno invented time travel, means that the historical record is bollocks.
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A silversmith and son of a silversmith, Germain was one of the legends of his trade, but he was doomed to die in obscurity. After an ill-defined scandal, possibly involving a violation of Guild laws, he lost his position as silversmith to the King of France and was kicked out of his accommodation in the Louvre.* He employed dozens of workers in a workshop/factory that produced thousands of pieces, many of which have since been lost, stolen, or melted down.**
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* If there's a kind of scandal I love, it's the ill-defined kind.
** I've got one. Makes a lovely paperweight. ***
*** On an unrelated note, I think I'll get rid of this now.
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