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| - | The elves believe it was the inhabitants of Ikarji that taught the northern [[creatures:human|humans]] the secrets of magic. Why they did this is still in doubt, but many elven scholars speculate the gods compelled them to undertake this task. However, this does fully fit within the known history, as the [[lore:magi]] were already firmly established in human society from it creation. | + | The elves believe it was the inhabitants of Ikarji that taught the northern [[creatures:human|humans]] the secrets of magic. Why they did this is still in doubt, but many elven scholars speculate the gods compelled them to undertake this task. However, this does fully fit within the known history, as the [[creatures:magi]] were already firmly established in human society from it creation. |
| It is known they were able to do things that even the other elves found wondrous and the word Ikarji in ancient elven means "Most Blessed." For this reason masters of elven magic are often referred to by the title Ikarja, meaning "Soul of Ikarji." | It is known they were able to do things that even the other elves found wondrous and the word Ikarji in ancient elven means "Most Blessed." For this reason masters of elven magic are often referred to by the title Ikarja, meaning "Soul of Ikarji." | ||
