Zadammac: Text replacement - "Kalkin Gol" to "Grahn Urgot"

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Text replacement - "Kalkin Gol" to "Grahn Urgot"

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	'''Clan Jarandsson''' is a clan of the [[Clans of Magnus]], and therefore both a direct family (at its core) and a political entity, ruling over a clanhold in [[Southreach]], on the western side of this portion of the [[Atlas Mountains]], putting them in frequent and direct contact with the [[Orcish Nation]]. Their patron, to whom they all claim to be able to trace their heritage, is [[Jarand Magnusson]], a member of the [[Dwarven Pantheon]] whose epithet, '''Orcsbane''', belies his association with warfare and the ancient hatred and distrust between the dwarves and orcs.		'''Clan Jarandsson''' is a clan of the [[Clans of Magnus]], and therefore both a direct family (at its core) and a political entity, ruling over a clanhold in [[Southreach]], on the western side of this portion of the [[Atlas Mountains]], putting them in frequent and direct contact with the [[Orcish Nation]]. Their patron, to whom they all claim to be able to trace their heritage, is [[Jarand Magnusson]], a member of the [[Dwarven Pantheon]] whose epithet, '''Orcsbane''', belies his association with warfare and the ancient hatred and distrust between the dwarves and orcs.

	The dwarves of Clan Jarandsson once mounted a campaign to push the [[Orcish Nation]] out of their frontier with the [[Lordless Lands]]. This campaign culminated in the [[Battle of ~~Kalkin Gol~~]], which lead to a dwarven rout and the ascendancy of [[Borba Wise-Eyes]] to divinity as a member of the [[Orcish Pantheon]].		The dwarves of Clan Jarandsson once mounted a campaign to push the [[Orcish Nation]] out of their frontier with the [[Lordless Lands]]. This campaign culminated in the [[Battle of Grahn Urgot]], which lead to a dwarven rout and the ascendancy of [[Borba Wise-Eyes]] to divinity as a member of the [[Orcish Pantheon]].

	For this reason Clan Jarandsson remains even less fond of the orcs than usual and often skirmishes with the orcs, even attempting to rally the other clans to a full conflict.		For this reason Clan Jarandsson remains even less fond of the orcs than usual and often skirmishes with the orcs, even attempting to rally the other clans to a full conflict.

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'''Clan Jarandsson''' is a clan of the [[Clans of Magnus]], and therefore both a direct family (at its core) and a political entity, ruling over a clanhold in [[Southreach]], on the western side of this portion of the [[Atlas Mountains]], putting them in frequent and direct contact with the [[Orcish Nation]]. Their patron, to whom they all claim to be able to trace their heritage, is [[Jarand Magnusson]], a member of the [[Dwarven Pantheon]] whose epithet, '''Orcsbane''', belies his association with warfare and the ancient hatred and distrust between the dwarves and orcs.

The dwarves of Clan Jarandsson once mounted a campaign to push the [[Orcish Nation]] out of their frontier with the [[Lordless Lands]]. This campaign culminated in the [[Battle of Kalkin Gol]], which lead to a dwarven rout and the ascendancy of [[Borba Wise-Eyes]] to divinity as a member of the [[Orcish Pantheon]].

For this reason Clan Jarandsson remains even less fond of the orcs than usual and often skirmishes with the orcs, even attempting to rally the other clans to a full conflict.

Clan Jarandsson - Revision history

Zadammac: Text replacement - "Kalkin Gol" to "Grahn Urgot"

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