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| + | |name= Dyefrost | ||
| + | |ocean= Midnight | ||
| + | |island= Jorvik Island | ||
| + | |arch= Ruby | ||
| + | |type= apothecary | ||
| + | |size= upgraded | ||
| + | |facing= right | ||
| + | |erected= yes | ||
| + | |date= August 2004 | ||
| + | |screenshot= yes | ||
| + | |owner= Liani | ||
| + | |managed= yes | ||
| + | |managers= [[Kmf]], Trickyraven | ||
| + | }} | ||
'''Dyefrost''' is a right-facing, upgraded [[apothecary]] [[shoppe]] on {{midnight|Jorvik Island}}. It was erected in August 2004 under the governance of the flag, [[Looterati]]. | '''Dyefrost''' is a right-facing, upgraded [[apothecary]] [[shoppe]] on {{midnight|Jorvik Island}}. It was erected in August 2004 under the governance of the flag, [[Looterati]]. | ||
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Dyefrost was named by the original owners of Jorvik, the Looterati, according to their scheme of great literature references and Norse mythology references. This building was named after the bridge leading from the realm of mortals to the realm of the gods, [[wikipedia:Bifröst|Bifröst]]. | Dyefrost was named by the original owners of Jorvik, the Looterati, according to their scheme of great literature references and Norse mythology references. This building was named after the bridge leading from the realm of mortals to the realm of the gods, [[wikipedia:Bifröst|Bifröst]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:54, 7 July 2006
| Dyefrost | |
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| Right-facing Apothecary (upgraded) on Jorvik Island (Ruby Archipelago) Midnight Ocean | |
| Proprietorship | |
| Owner | Liani |
| Manager(s) | Kmf, Trickyraven |
| Erected | August 2004 |
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Dyefrost is a right-facing, upgraded apothecary shoppe on Jorvik Island. It was erected in August 2004 under the governance of the flag, Looterati.
Dyefrost was named by the original owners of Jorvik, the Looterati, according to their scheme of great literature references and Norse mythology references. This building was named after the bridge leading from the realm of mortals to the realm of the gods, Bifröst.
