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	== History ==		== History ==
	The staff was said to have been forged by [[Grumbar]] during a prehistoric battle between the [[gods]] and the [[Elemental Demi-Gods]]. Creation stories detail the battles fought and how it seemingly gave birth to the land masses of Quelmar, but after time, the myths and stories all become unreliable, and the only well known fact is that the staff eventually was recovered by a group of heroes known as '''Animal Storm''' at [[The Howling Crag]].		The staff was said to have been forged by [[Grumbar]] during a prehistoric battle between the [[gods]] and the [[Elemental Demi-Gods]]. Creation stories detail the battles fought and how it seemingly gave birth to the land masses of [[Quelmar]], but after time, the myths and stories all become unreliable, and the only well known fact is that the staff eventually was recovered by a group of heroes known as '''Animal Storm''' at [[The Howling Crag]].

	=== The Curse ===		=== The Curse ===

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	=== The Curse ===		=== The Curse ===
	Eventually when the druid who recovered the staff was close to dying, she encased the staff in a nearly impenetrable barrier, which only fiends could enter. The secret reason was that the hero long ago was in fact a [[Rakshasa]], a type of demon herself. The clergy that would later hold up in the Crag considered themselves the last defense against a possible Demonic Infiltration, an event where a demon or devil stole the staff and used it to destroy the world.		Eventually when the [[druid]] who recovered the staff was close to dying, she encased the staff in a nearly impenetrable barrier, which only fiends could enter. The secret reason was that the hero long ago was in fact a [[Rakshasa]], a type of [[demon]] herself. The clergy that would later hold up in the Crag considered themselves the last defense against a possible [[Demonic Infiltration]], an event where a demon or [[devil]] stole the staff and used it to destroy the world.

	=== Recovery ===		=== Recovery ===
	In the mid 400s [[PR]], shortly before the [[Arctic Autumn]], a group known as [[AFEW\|AFEW,]] having already recovered one elemental tool ([[The Crown of Empyrosis]]), broke into the Howling Crag on a mission of taking the staff. While this seems malicious, they were in fact trying to protect the staff from [[Bane]] and his [[Banites]]. Unfortunately for AFEW, the Banites had already arrived, having made short work of most of the church's clergy. The remaining Grumbarans who hadn't taken shelter watched as one of the intruders, a Rakshasa by the name of [[Tigger (Rakshasa)\|Tigger,]] who was a descendant of the original Rakshasa from years ago, passed through the protective barrier, claiming his birthright.		In the mid 400s [[PR]], shortly before the [[Arctic Autumn]], a group known as [[AFEW\|AFEW,]] having already recovered one elemental tool ([[The Crown of Empyrosis]]), broke into the Howling Crag on a mission of taking the staff. While this seems malicious, they were in fact trying to protect the staff from [[Bane]] and his [[Banites]]. Unfortunately for [[AFEW]], the Banites had already arrived, having made short work of most of the church's clergy. The remaining Grumbarans who hadn't taken shelter watched as one of the intruders, a Rakshasa by the name of [[Tigger (Rakshasa)\|Tigger,]] who was a descendant of the original Rakshasa from years ago, passed through the protective barrier, claiming his birthright.

	== Power and Use ==		== Power and Use ==

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	''Note: This page contains info for the Staff, for stats on how the Staff works in game, see [[GM:Other_Stat_Blocks]]''		{{Worldbuilders}}''Note: This page contains info for the Staff, for stats on how the Staff works in game, see [[GM:Other_Stat_Blocks]]''

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	== Power and Use ==		== Power and Use ==
	The Staff only works on the eastern half of Quelmar for reasons unknown. Historically it was believed that it only worked on [[Osugbo]] (and the Staff was called the '''Staff of the Osugborn Marsh''' for that reason), but when the staff was brought to [[Amusa]] in the 460s [[PR]], it surprisingly seemed to function there as well.		The Staff only works on the eastern half of Quelmar for reasons unknown. Historically it was believed that it only worked on [[Osugbo]] (and the Staff was called the '''Staff of the Osugborn Marsh''' for that reason), but when the staff was brought to [[Amusa]] in the 460s [[PR]], it surprisingly seemed to function there as well.
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	=== Recovery ===		=== Recovery ===
	In the mid 400s [[PR]], shortly before the [[Arctic Autumn]], a group known as [[AFEW\|AFEW,]] having already recovered one elemental tool ([[The Crown of Empyrosis]]), broke into the Howling Crag on a mission of taking the staff. While this seems malicious, they were in fact trying to protect the staff from [[Bane]] and his [[Banites]]. Unfortunately for AFEW, the Banites had already arrived, having made short work of most of the church's clergy. The remaining Grumbarans who hadn't taken shelter watched as one of the intruders, a Rakshasa by the name of [[Tigger (Rakshasa)\|Tigger,]] passed through the protective barrier, ~~taking the Staff~~ ~~for~~ ~~himself~~.		In the mid 400s [[PR]], shortly before the [[Arctic Autumn]], a group known as [[AFEW\|AFEW,]] having already recovered one elemental tool ([[The Crown of Empyrosis]]), broke into the Howling Crag on a mission of taking the staff. While this seems malicious, they were in fact trying to protect the staff from [[Bane]] and his [[Banites]]. Unfortunately for AFEW, the Banites had already arrived, having made short work of most of the church's clergy. The remaining Grumbarans who hadn't taken shelter watched as one of the intruders, a Rakshasa by the name of [[Tigger (Rakshasa)\|Tigger,]] who was a descendant of the original Rakshasa from years ago, passed through the protective barrier, claiming his birthright.

	== Power and Use ==		== Power and Use ==

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	=== Recovery ===		=== Recovery ===
	In the mid 400s [[PR]], shortly before the [[Arctic Autumn]], a group known as [[AFEW\|AFEW,]] having already recovered one elemental tool ([[The Crown of Empyrosis]]), broke into the Howling Crag on a mission of taking the staff. While this seems malicious, they were in fact trying to protect the staff from [[Bane]] and his [[Banites]]. Unfortunately for AFEW, the Banites had already arrived, having made short work of most of the church's clergy. The remaining Grumbarans who hadn't taken shelter watched as one of the intruders, a Rakshasa by the name of [[Tigger (Rakshasa)\|Tigger,]] passed through the protective barrier, taking the Staff for himself.		In the mid 400s [[PR]], shortly before the [[Arctic Autumn]], a group known as [[AFEW\|AFEW,]] having already recovered one elemental tool ([[The Crown of Empyrosis]]), broke into the Howling Crag on a mission of taking the staff. While this seems malicious, they were in fact trying to protect the staff from [[Bane]] and his [[Banites]]. Unfortunately for AFEW, the Banites had already arrived, having made short work of most of the church's clergy. The remaining Grumbarans who hadn't taken shelter watched as one of the intruders, a Rakshasa by the name of [[Tigger (Rakshasa)\|Tigger,]] passed through the protective barrier, taking the Staff for himself.

			== Power and Use ==
			The Staff only works on the eastern half of Quelmar for reasons unknown. Historically it was believed that it only worked on [[Osugbo]] (and the Staff was called the '''Staff of the Osugborn Marsh''' for that reason), but when the staff was brought to [[Amusa]] in the 460s [[PR]], it surprisingly seemed to function there as well.

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			''Note: This page contains info for the Staff, for stats on how the Staff works in game, see [[GM:Other_Stat_Blocks]]''


	{{Infobox item\|type=Staff\|caption="By the Bonds of the Earth"\|effects=Unimaginable control over all earth and land, massive earth titan armor.\|source=[[Grumbar]] elemental ancient of Earth}}		{{Infobox item\|type=Staff\|caption="By the Bonds of the Earth"\|effects=Unimaginable control over all earth and land, massive earth titan armor.\|source=[[Grumbar]] elemental ancient of Earth}}

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	=== The Curse ===		=== The Curse ===
	Eventually when the druid who recovered the staff was close to dying, she encased the staff in a nearly impenetrable barrier, which only fiends could enter. The secret reason was that the hero long ago was in fact a [[Rakshasa]], a type of demon herself.		Eventually when the druid who recovered the staff was close to dying, she encased the staff in a nearly impenetrable barrier, which only fiends could enter. The secret reason was that the hero long ago was in fact a [[Rakshasa]], a type of demon herself. The clergy that would later hold up in the Crag considered themselves the last defense against a possible Demonic Infiltration, an event where a demon or devil stole the staff and used it to destroy the world.

			=== Recovery ===
			In the mid 400s [[PR]], shortly before the [[Arctic Autumn]], a group known as [[AFEW\|AFEW,]] having already recovered one elemental tool ([[The Crown of Empyrosis]]), broke into the Howling Crag on a mission of taking the staff. While this seems malicious, they were in fact trying to protect the staff from [[Bane]] and his [[Banites]]. Unfortunately for AFEW, the Banites had already arrived, having made short work of most of the church's clergy. The remaining Grumbarans who hadn't taken shelter watched as one of the intruders, a Rakshasa by the name of [[Tigger (Rakshasa)\|Tigger,]] passed through the protective barrier, taking the Staff for himself.

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{{Infobox item|type=Staff|caption="By the Bonds of the Earth"|effects=Unimaginable control over all earth and land, massive earth titan armor.|source=[[Grumbar]] elemental ancient of Earth}}

The '''Staff of the Osugborn Marsh''' (or just '''Staff of the Marsh''') is one of the [[Tools of the Primordial Ancients]],

== History ==
The staff was said to have been forged by [[Grumbar]] during a prehistoric battle between the [[gods]] and the [[Elemental Demi-Gods]]. Creation stories detail the battles fought and how it seemingly gave birth to the land masses of Quelmar, but after time, the myths and stories all become unreliable, and the only well known fact is that the staff eventually was recovered by a group of heroes known as '''Animal Storm''' at [[The Howling Crag]].

=== The Curse ===
Eventually when the druid who recovered the staff was close to dying, she encased the staff in a nearly impenetrable barrier, which only fiends could enter. The secret reason was that the hero long ago was in fact a [[Rakshasa]], a type of demon herself.