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[[Caribou (bard)|Caribou]] explained in their [[scroll]] ''[[literature#named scrolls| | [[Caribou (bard)|Caribou]] explained in their [[scroll]] ''[[literature#named scrolls|In the Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals]]'' the history of their village and how it became one of the three IceWing villages to get a gift of subsistence hole. | ||
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Revision as of 00:52, 3 November 2023
Template:SpoilerAGttDW Template:LocationHeader Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals is a village located in the southeast Ice Kingdom, furthest from the IceWing palace.
Description
Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals has a temple of the Great Ice Dragon where IceWings can go to get fed for free. The village is home to one of the three gift of subsistence holes.[1]
History
Pre-Series
An IceWing from an outer village named Snowstorm traveled to the IceWing palace in order to compete for a spot in the palace school. While there, he met and became best friends with Princess Caribou, eventually becoming her closest advisor. He took her to his village to show her what life was like for IceWings outside of the palace, inspiring her animus gift for her tribe.
Caribou used her animus magic to create the gift of subsistence and put one of the three holes in the village. In order to honor Caribou, the Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals holds an annual feast where they invite every IceWing in the outer villages to eat, tell stories, and dance for five days and nights.
Field Guides
Caribou explained in their scroll In the Village-of-the-Plentiful-Seals the history of their village and how it became one of the three IceWing villages to get a gift of subsistence hole.
References
- ↑ A Guide to the Dragon World, page 151
