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    |Row 2 info = [[Zarok's Lair]]}}is a sacred stone with powerful magical powers.
    |Row 2 info = [[Zarok's Lair]]}}is a sacred stone with powerful magical powers.
    death reveals to you that it was Deniel Questra powerful stone to create the evil Fazguls.


    However, after the battle of Gallowmere, the stone has been divided into four parts and hidden in 4 places:
    However, after the battle of Gallowmere, the stone has been divided into four parts and hidden in 4 places:
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    4.il fourth has it the king peregrine.
    4.il fourth has it the king peregrine.
    death reveals to Daniel that this stone created the Fazguls hundred years ago and that if he wanted to destroy them would have to bring it together.




    Sir Daniel will use it to summon the army of Gallowmere and also to give him strength.
    Sir Daniel will use it to summon the army of Gallowmere and also to give him strength.

    Revision as of 07:01, 5 September 2013

    Template:InfoboxAltis a sacred stone with powerful magical powers.

    However, after the battle of Gallowmere, the stone has been divided into four parts and hidden in 4 places:



    1.il first is the tomb of the king in Mullok;

    2.il second's got the pumpkin witch;

    3.il third is in the prisons of the shadow demons;

    4.il fourth has it the king peregrine. death reveals to Daniel that this stone created the Fazguls hundred years ago and that if he wanted to destroy them would have to bring it together.


    Sir Daniel will use it to summon the army of Gallowmere and also to give him strength.