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*[[F. Wesley Schneider|Scheider, F. Wesley]] and [[James Sutter]]. ''Savage Tidings: Beyond Sasserine''. ''[[Dragon]]'' #349. Bellevue, WA: Paizo Publishing. November 2006. | *[[F. Wesley Schneider|Scheider, F. Wesley]] and [[James Sutter]]. ''Savage Tidings: Beyond Sasserine''. ''[[Dragon]]'' #349. Bellevue, WA: Paizo Publishing. November 2006. | ||
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"Meaning “memory” in the ancient Olman dialect, Mashwan is a place of forgetfulness. Within this wide jungle clearing stand twelve stone obelisks surrounding an incredibly intricate sculpted stone disk lying upon the ground. While investigators hypothesize that the precise sections and runes upon the disk comprise some sort of clock or calendar, none know for sure, as all who near the circle blank out and lose all memory of the previous several hours."[1]
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- Scheider, F. Wesley and James Sutter. Savage Tidings: Beyond Sasserine. Dragon #349. Bellevue, WA: Paizo Publishing. November 2006.