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'''Terror Murals''' are a form of artwork found in [[Deysachin]], dating to the 42 year period of the [[Modhesian Conquests]]. The murals are found all across Deysachin, and are identifiable by their crude, often monocolor depictions of the coming [[Modhes]] army and their associated symbols. These artworks are of immense historical importance, due to being the only depictions of the Conquests and of Mn'kra-Bel contemporaneous to their existance, and being the last pre-Modhes Sasatanl'c artworks. |
'''Terror Murals''' are a form of artwork found in [[Deysachin]], dating to the 42 year period of the [[Modhesian Conquests]]. The murals are found all across Deysachin, and are identifiable by their crude, often monocolor depictions of the coming [[Modhes]] army and their associated symbols. These artworks are of immense historical importance, due to being the only depictions of the Conquests and of [[Mn'kra-Bel]] contemporaneous to their existance, and being the last pre-Modhes [[Sasatanl'c]] artworks. |
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Latest revision as of 00:49, 19 August 2026
Terror Murals are a form of artwork found in Deysachin, dating to the 42 year period of the Modhesian Conquests. The murals are found all across Deysachin, and are identifiable by their crude, often monocolor depictions of the coming Modhes army and their associated symbols. These artworks are of immense historical importance, due to being the only depictions of the Conquests and of Mn'kra-Bel contemporaneous to their existance, and being the last pre-Modhes Sasatanl'c artworks.