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| − | : ''This article describes a satirical play. For the monarch, see [[Abrogail Thrune I]].'' | + | : ''This article describes a satirical play. For the monarch, see [[Abrogail Thrune I]]. For its sequel, see [[Abrogail II]].'' |
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| − | The debut performance of the satirical play '''''Abrogail I''''', written by [[Pezzack]]i insurgent [[Amalia Wraxton]] in [[4710 AR]], led to a violent catastrophe when [[Cheliax|Chelish]] demands to halt the play's performance turned violent. The subsequent deaths of the town's military governor and popular Pezzacki artists sparked a town-wide uprising that left it exposed to a [[strix]] assault which burned the town.<ref name="TotIS-35" /> | + | The debut performance of the satirical play '''''Abrogail I''''', written by [[Pezzack]]i insurgent [[Amalia Wraxton]] in [[4710 AR]], led to a violent catastrophe when [[Cheliax|Chelish]] demands to halt the play's performance turned violent. The subsequent deaths of the town's military governor and popular Pezzacki artists sparked a town-wide uprising that left it exposed to a [[strix]] assault which burned the town.<ref name="TotIS-35"/> |
The play purportedly depicts its [[Abrogail Thrune I|namesake]] as [[Asmodeus|Asmodeus's]] consort and an accomplice to [[Aroden|Aroden's]] death.<ref name="TotIS-35">{{Cite book/Towns of the Inner Sea|35}}</ref> Wraxton expects her in-production sequel, ''[[Abrogail II]]'', to spread revolution across Cheliax.<ref name="TotIS-43">{{Cite book/Towns of the Inner Sea|43}}</ref> | The play purportedly depicts its [[Abrogail Thrune I|namesake]] as [[Asmodeus|Asmodeus's]] consort and an accomplice to [[Aroden|Aroden's]] death.<ref name="TotIS-35">{{Cite book/Towns of the Inner Sea|35}}</ref> Wraxton expects her in-production sequel, ''[[Abrogail II]]'', to spread revolution across Cheliax.<ref name="TotIS-43">{{Cite book/Towns of the Inner Sea|43}}</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:04, 26 October 2019
- This article describes a satirical play. For the monarch, see Abrogail Thrune I. For its sequel, see Abrogail II.
| “ | Awake! To arms! Throw off complacency, Or die as livestock willfully enchained! |
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| — Abrogail I, excerpt of Act V, Scene ii[1] | ||
The debut performance of the satirical play Abrogail I, written by Pezzacki insurgent Amalia Wraxton in 4710 AR, led to a violent catastrophe when Chelish demands to halt the play's performance turned violent. The subsequent deaths of the town's military governor and popular Pezzacki artists sparked a town-wide uprising that left it exposed to a strix assault which burned the town.[2]
The play purportedly depicts its namesake as Asmodeus's consort and an accomplice to Aroden's death.[2] Wraxton expects her in-production sequel, Abrogail II, to spread revolution across Cheliax.[3]
References
- ↑ Judy Bauer, Logan Bonner, Nicolas Logue, and Matt Vancil. (2013). Towns of the Inner Sea, p. 34. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-576-1
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Judy Bauer, Logan Bonner, Nicolas Logue, and Matt Vancil. (2013). Towns of the Inner Sea, p. 35. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-576-1
- ↑ Judy Bauer, Logan Bonner, Nicolas Logue, and Matt Vancil. (2013). Towns of the Inner Sea, p. 43. Paizo Publishing, LLC. ISBN 978-1-60125-576-1