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Dark Arts
It is said that Shan'ze Dao was once home to a great mogu temple. There, the Shan'ze studied and practiced the art of subjugating the dead or inanimate. Much of their knowledge still remains on the island to the northwest, buried among the ruins. We need to get our hands on their knowledge - both to keep it out of their hands, and to understand the nature of their experiments.
- Game ID
- 31043
- Build
- 12.1.0.69587 · 69587
- Updated
- 10/1/2026
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- Dark Arts
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- It is said that Shan'ze Dao was once home to a great mogu temple. There, the Shan'ze studied and practiced the art of subjugating the dead or inanimate. Much of their knowledge still remains on the island to the northwest, buried among the ruins. We need to get our hands on their knowledge - both to keep it out of their hands, and to understand the nature of their experiments.
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- Темные искусства
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- Говорят, что на Шань'цзэ Дао некогда стоял огромный храм могу. Там Шань'цзэ учились подчинять мертвецов и оживлять неодушевленное. Все это не пропало бесследно: на острове к северо-западу отсюда есть руины, и они все еще хранят в себе эти знания. Мы должны добыть все, что можно, чтобы понять суть зловещих опытов Шань'цзэ, и чтобы они не смогли получить доступ к этим знаниям.
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Dark Arts
“It is said that Shan'ze Dao was once home to a great mogu temple.
There, the Shan'ze studied and practiced the art of subjugating the dead or inanimate.
Much of their knowledge still remains on the island to the northwest, buried among the ruins.
We need to get our hands on their knowledge - both to keep it out of their hands, and to understand the nature of their experiments.”
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“It is said that Shan'ze Dao was once home to a great mogu temple.
There, the Shan'ze studied and practiced the art of subjugating the dead or inanimate.
Much of their knowledge still remains on the island to the northwest, buried among the ruins.
We need to get our hands on their knowledge - both to keep it out of their hands, and to understand the nature of their experiments.”
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| Field | 12.1.0.69497 | 12.1.0.69587 |
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| Name | No data | Dark Arts |
| Description | No data | It is said that Shan'ze Dao was once home to a great mogu temple. There, the Shan'ze studied and practiced the art of subjugating the dead or inanimate. Much of their knowledge still remains on the island to the northwest, buried among the ruins. We need to get our hands on their knowledge - both to keep it out of their hands, and to understand the nature of their experiments. |
| Tooltip | No data | Dark Arts It is said that Shan'ze Dao was once home to a great mogu temple. There, the Shan'ze studied and practiced the art of subjugating the dead or inanimate. Much of their knowledge still remains on the island to the northwest, buried among the ruins. We need to get our hands on their knowledge - both to keep it out of their hands, and to understand the nature of their experiments. |