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Castle Marl

Started by Alessandro Reinares, July 07, 2011, 11:19:42 PM

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Rainshadow

  Where and what was Castle Marl?  I forgot.
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Redwallfan7

Castle Marl was in Marlfox. it was the castle where the marlfox queen and marlfox siblings lived.
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Rainshadow

  Oh, wow.  I feel so lame in not recognizing the name lol.  Marl.  Marlfox.  Wow.
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Redwallfan7

Lol, it's okay. I have more than one dumb moment sometimes :P
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Dalek Fur

Originally, it was home to a badger lord, the one that didn't have the stripe on him, Ughwhyte I believe. He had a sibling and left Castle Marl (I can't remeber the original name before) and became the badger lord. At least, that's what I've read.

AxeHound

Um, yeah. It's Urthwhyte.  ;D

The ramps were probably for Silth's palanquin and the rats became farmers.

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Dalek Fur

Whoops! Misspelled his name  ::)

Kitsune

Quote from: Captain Tammo on July 07, 2011, 11:52:44 PM
I don't think there was any actual purpose for the ramps. Maybe they helped with the building of the castle then they were just left there afterwords, or maybe it was just the architect
My guess, too.

Frank Clydth

If the palaquin carriers tripped going down the stairs, then Queen Silth would have thrown them to the teeth of the deep. Also the idea of ramps is more easier to climb than stairs.
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