Day of Purple Feathers
Day of Purple Feathers
The День фиолетовых перьев was an event near the Wizard's Tower, where no wizard or knight would speak of what occurred. Many villagers learned that squawking like a chicken would send both knights and wizards into an unexplainable panic. Initially, when the White Knights arrived at the Wizard's Guild, both the knights and wizards were friendly towards each other. The White Knights were often summoned to address and resolve some of the wizards' inadvertent creations, ranging from unexplainable weather to defeating demons created by the wizards. Over time, each faction would prank the other with each prank getting more intense. One day, the highest-ranking members of both the wizards and knights were involved, leading to the Day of Purple Feathers. .No other recordable events were known at the time.
References
- ↑ Journal entry of Wizard Robe Legs, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "All documents have been expunged of the events that came to be known as the Day of Purple Feathers. No wizard or knight will speak of what occurred. However, villagers soon learned that squawking like a chicken would send both knight and wizard into unexplained panic."
- ↑ Journal entry of Wizard Hat, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "The White Knights, often summoned to address the perils that the Wizard's Guild inadvertently unleashed, were a frequent presence. Their duties ranged from quelling peculiar weather phenomena to managing the "accidental" summoning of demons. To maintain control, a contingent of knights established a permanent residence within the guild, their vigilant eyes ever watchful."
- ↑ Journal entry of Wizard Robes, RuneScape: Dragonwilds. "Despite the antagonistic intentions of the White Knights' arrival in the Wizard’s Guild, the two factions got along well. Apprentices would often prank low-ranked knights, using small spells to make them appear foolish. The knights would respond with more practical reprisals, which led to an escalation of shenanigans until the highest-ranking members of both orders got involved. Then things really got out of hand."