moonwell-core-vanilla/sql/migrations/20210712122654_world.sql

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(15, 'Hello Morgan,\r\n\r\nBusiness in Goldshire is brisk, so brisk that I haven\'t had time to send you any shipments!  \r\n\r\nI commissioned the person bearing this note to bring you a package of large wax candles (you know, the ones the Kobolds like to wear on their heads?). \r\n\r\nPlease give this person our thanks, and fair payment.', 0),
(16, 'To the Honorable Headmaster Crillian,\r\n\r\nMy former Master, I write to you so that you might know what your apprentice has been doing of late.  Paying heed to your advice, I sought to build my knowledge and wisdom through travel outside the gates of our beloved Stormwind.  My journeys took me to many places but I have decided to take up residence here in the lovely town of Moonbrook.  The surrounding fields of Westfall are most beautiful as the harvest approaches.', 17),
(17, 'Within just a few days of my visit I found myself tutoring the local children from the nearby farmlands.  The lessons went so well that the town mayor commissioned me to run a school and construction has begun on a brand new schoolhouse!  From Silverpine to Stormwind and now Moonbrook -- who would have guessed I would see so much of Azeroth!\r\n\r\nWarm regards,\r\n\r\nStalvan Mistmantle', 0),
(18, 'Dear Noble Sir,\r\n\r\nWord of your need for a tutor for your children has traveled to me here in Goldshire, where I take up temporary residence in the Lion\'s Pride Inn.  Due to the unfortunate state of events in the region, I was forced to abandon my post as Headmaster of the Moonbrook Schoolhouse.  Please accept my application to serve as tutor for your offspring.  Headmaster Crillian of the Academy can speak to you of my abilities if necessary.', 19),
(19, 'I shall travel to meet you in person when the winter rains subside and the roads are suitable for travel once again.\r\n\r\nUntil then,\r\n\r\nStalvan Mistmantle of Silverpine', 0),
(20, '. . .Giles, the boy, seems a bit rambunctious and will be a challenge to educate.  However the elder daughter, Tilloa, seems exceptionally smart.  I couldn\'t help but to notice her captivating beauty as well.  She is on the cusp of womanhood now.  Supposedly the Lord has arranged her marriage for next year.  But I digress.  This week I will accompany the family to their summer cottage near the Eastvale Logging Camp in Elwynn, close to the Red Ridge Mountains.  I hope to write more while there.', 0),
(21, '. . .most strange and uncontrollable feeling.  Never have I felt the way I did today.  Whilst assisting Giles with his history lesson, Tilloa was outside tending to the flower garden.  After a few minutes she came inside and placed a scarlet begonia in my open palm and smiled at me in such a way that my heart felt as though it was trembling within my chest. . . .', 0),
(22, '. . .most certain that she shares the same feelings for me now.  She even placed her hand on mine this morning.  When she smiles, her eyes light up like glittering diamonds.  Unspoken words pass between us.  I can feel her in my pounding heart and heated veins.', 23),
(23, '. . .anger and fury the likes of which I never knew existed!  How dare she.  As I was instructing Giles in the meaning of numbers, Tilloa appears before me with a suitor, holding hands in public nonetheless!  What an uncouth young man.  Rather than introduce me properly, Tilloa simply said, "Oh that\'s just my tutor, Uncle Stalvan.  He\'s a nice old man."  Old!  At that word my cheeks flushed with heat.  I am but a few years older and yet she betrays. . .', 0),
(24, '. . .downward spiral of despair.  First she mocks me and now she is engaged.  The ungracious charlatan was pretending to love when truly she desired to hurt me all along.  A black void lurks with in me now and it grows with each waking moment.  The blood I shall spill pales in comparison to the tears I have shed. . .', 0),
(25, 'Tommy Joe -\r\n\r\nWith each passing hour, my heart withers from your absence.  Oh, if only our folks could see beyond the silly crimes they have done to each other, and know that the only true crime is hate.  Hate consumes, and I fear in these dimming times that hate will take hold of more than just our families.\r\n\r\nIf they realized this then we could, at long last, be together.  It is for that day I hope, and for that day I live.\r\n\r\nYour love,\r\nMaybell', 0),
(38, 'Stoutmantle --\r\n\r\nSome nerve sending a total stranger to discuss the Defias gang.  Once you saved my life and now you put it in great peril.\r\n\r\nBut I owe you.  The Defias Brotherhood is larger than you think.  Every mine from Westfall to Elwynn Forest is under their control.  Kobolds and Gnolls have been enlisted to do their dirty work.  They have goblins crafting metal monsters to place in the Westfall fields to prey on the superstitions of the local residents.', 39),
(39, 'They have a vast underground network built.  Bigger than you know, Stoutmantle.  From Booty Bay right to Stormwind Keep.  You may be a brave Paladin but you are a fool if you think you can shut them down.  They are working on a weapon of mass destruction.  After all, if there\'s one thing Stonemasons know, it\'s how to build big.  You didn\'t think this was about pumpkin farms and vineyards, now did you?  I repaid your favor.  Now leave me be!\r\n\r\n--W', 0),
(41, 'Lord Stoutmantle--\r\n\r\nLed by Edwin VanCleef, the Stonemason\'s Guild was composed of the most skilled builders among men.  The Stonemasons helped to rebuild the broken city of Stormwind that was razed by the orcs during the First War. VanCleef and his tradesmen were peerless builders and their work and artistry was evident in the edifices of the Cathedral of Light and Stormwind Keep itself.', 42),
(42, 'However, the nobles of Stormwind ran up a huge debt by expanding the kingdom\'s military presence through Elwynn and into Stranglethorn. The massive debt crippled the kingdom\'s economy and stripped VanCleef and his Stonemasons of their promised rewards.  After spending years toiling to rebuild the glorious city, the Stonemasons were left broke, forgotten by the city\'s corrupt officials.', 43),
(43, 'Having personally known Edwin VanCleef my entire life, I can tell you that facing him as a foe is quite a daunting task.  You see, he was my childhood friend, and I personally trained him in the ways of the shadows thinking that one day he might consider a career alongside me.  If VanCleef is heading up the Defias Brotherhood, may the Light have mercy on our souls.\r\n\r\nMaster Mathias Shaw\r\nStormwind Assassin\'s Guild', 0),
(48, 'Blacknails--\r\n\r\nThe Sea awaits us.  We need your supplies from the North.  Strip everything: every railroad pike, every waterbucket.  We need metal.  A shipment is due from BB but long overdue.  Come through for me, Blacknails.  Send your supplies directly to the "barn" this time.  No time to squander.\r\n\r\n--VanCleef', 0),
(55, 'This is a deed to an expanse of land within the region of Westfall.  It entitles the persons below with ownership rights of the designated area, as well as all items produced and any structures built within its borders.\r\n\r\nThe document is signed by:\r\n\r\n    Theodore Furlbrow\r\n    Verna Furlbrow', 56),
(56, '[The words below were quickly scrawled on the back of the deed]\r\n\r\nWe leaned on Furlbrow and got his deed.  Thought it might be handy if you wanted to forge one of these for your own place.  The Furlbrows won\'t give us trouble.  Last I saw them they were on their way out of Westfall, stuck with a broken wagon.', 0),
(78, 'This Armor Marker is good for one piece of leather or cloth armor, redeemable at the Timberlain household within the Eastvale Logging Camp.', 0),
(182, 'Honorable Colleagues and Truthseekers\r\n\r\nThe site\'s excavation continues, but it is slowed by the Troggs mentioned in my last report.  I am confident they can be dealt with, even if some of these Troggs are more aggressive than usual.\r\n\r\nMore artifacts were found recently, though in all cases but one (which I will discuss below), recent findings are of the same caliber as before - interesting, if not enlightening.', 183),
(183, 'There has been one exception.  The peculiarly carved idols found recently (a brief description of these was included in my last report) seem to have an effect on the Troggs at the site.  They are drawn to the stone carvings, and some Troggs are driven berserk by them!\r\n\r\nMore study is required for any conclusions regarding these idols, but I remain hopeful that they will shed light on a link between the Troggs and the Titans.', 184),
(184, 'Lastly, I must restate my request for blastpowder.  My supplies are very low, which severely hampers the success of the excavation.  I was told a resupply of blastpowder was forthcoming, though I have not yet received it.\r\n\r\nWhat, may I ask, is the delay?\r\n\r\nRespectfully,\r\nProspector Darteus Ironband', 0),
(213, 'Westfall Stew  \r\n\r\n3 parts Stringy Vulture Meat \r\n3 Goretusk Snouts \r\n3 Murloc Eyes \r\n3 Okra\r\n\r\nMix together and bring to a boil.  Let simmer for at least two hours before serving.', 0),
(248, 'Greetings, Master,\r\n\r\nForgive me for the method of sending this message.  My shadow mages in Alterac are intent on their tasks, forcing me to use a foreign messenger -- conscripted from our new "allies" -- to bring you this report.  But I have encrypted this letter with one of our most esoteric ciphers.  Its words are safe from these yokels.', 257),
(257, 'Our plans progress well; as mentioned, we made an alliance with a group of humans who call themselves the Syndicate.  Its leaders were once the nobles of Alterac and they crave to once again hold sway here.\r\n\r\nAnd so they have struck a bargain with us.  A bargain they will regret.', 258),
(258, 'Today the Syndicate holds little power in these lands, but they know the area well and have assembled sufficient manpower for the tasks ahead.  With proper guiding I am confident that soon, the Syndicate will again rule Alterac.\r\n\r\nIn addition, we have urged the Syndicate to aim for the city of Stromgarde in the nearby Arathi Highlands.  The city is a battlefield between our forces, ogres and the humans of Stromgarde, but we feel that with careful tactics we will own this once great city.', 259),
(259, 'And when this is done, the next stage of our plan may begin.  With a nation of our own and a base of power in this region, we may then prepare the way for the Third Host.\r\n\r\nSoon, the Legion Lords will reward our works by raining fire from the skies once again!', 315),
(315, 'The Council was wise to appoint you head of the Argus Wake, marshal of their strategies in the land of humans and dwarves.  And I am honored to serve as the hand of your will in Alterac.\r\n\r\nIn Sargeras\' Name,\r\n\r\nNagaz, \r\nArgus Heirophant', 0),
(443, 'It never ceases to amaze me how easily hatred can be used to bend people to your will. The orcs and trolls were easiest, their hatred of the Alliance making them willing subjects to hear the message of the Dark Strand. Do they have any inkling of the greater power they serve?\r\n\r\nThat infuriating paladin, Delgren the Purifier, has been poking into our affairs in Ashenvale Forest, while his lackey, Balthule, spies on my tower, thinking his presence unknown to me. Delgren believes us a minor', 444),
(444, 'threat, just another death cult, perhaps. Little does he know that we are but one of the... strands of the Shadow Council.\r\n\r\nAs a child, I was once told of an insect whose bite could kill with ease, though it looked nothing more than a fly, a speck barely worthy of recognition. It is the things you dismiss which will hurt you the most, left to fester.', 0),
(607, 'Master Longbeard,\r\n\r\nAs you know, we Stormpikes have an eye for excellence, and so the quality of your shields is no mystery to us.\r\n\r\nI, therefore, am keen to commission you for such a shield.  I have included specifications on the following page:\r\n\r\n\r\n', 649),
(649, '-Perfectly round, spanning from fist to elbow.\r\n\r\n-Studs along the edge.  Silver.\r\n\r\n-One large stud in the center, spanning three finger widths.  Silver.\r\n\r\n-Oaken, and reinforced with iron.\r\n\r\n-My name, Gringer Stormpike, etched across the top rim.\r\n', 650),
(650, 'Payment will be made through the usual channels.  And do give the bearer of this request a standard, delivery stipend.  You may add it to the cost of the shield.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nSincerely, and many thanks,\r\n--Gringer Stormpike', 0),
(731, '<HTML>\r\n<BODY>\r\n<BR/>\r\n<BR/>\r\n<H1 align="center">\r\nEliza\r\n</H1>\r\n<BR/>\r\n<BR/>\r\n<BR/>\r\n<BR/>\r\n<P align="center">\r\nBeloved wife, may the earth sate your hunger.\r\n</P>\r\n</BODY>\r\n</HTML>', 0),
(811, 'The plan is set in motion.\r\n\r\nTake that once-great bastion of faith, Heroes\' Vigil, as our base camp, and we\'ll begin to move reinforcements to you from Westfall once you have sent word that it has been suitably prepared.\r\n\r\nThe area is all but forgotten to the citizens and soldiers of Stormwind, and should prove a perfect staging point for our attacks. \r\n\r\nThe Defias will take back Stormwind!\r\n\r\nI await your response.', 0),
(871, '$N,\r\nBefore I go any further, let me thank you again for everything you\'ve done for my wife and I. You saved her life, and for that, I owe you far more than I could possibly repay in a hundred lives. She is everything to me. If she would have died... well, I don\'t know what I would have done.\r\n\r\nHere is the list of things you\'ll need to recover if I am going to forge a holy weapon for you. I put them in order of what I thought was easiest to hardest--I hope that makes it simpler for you.', 872),
(872, 'Some good whitestone oak - Before it was taken over, the mines below Moonbrook in Westfall had an abundance of the lumber; they used it in the construction of some of their more important lattices and tools because of its resilience to heat and pressure.\r\n\r\nIt was brought down there after being shipped from overseas somewhere. It\'s a rare wood that is plenty strong enough to be used in the crafting of your weapon. If any of it\'s left in the mines, then the goblin woodcarvers would have it.', 873),
(873, 'Refined Ore - There is a dwarf in Thelsamar, a smith that I trained with for some time, named Bailor Stonehand. He makes a very special alloy that I think would be perfect for your weapon. I expected a shipment of the alloy to arrive while I was in Ironforge, but I have yet to hear word from him.\r\n\r\nFind him and check on the shipment. And if he\'s no longer in Loch Modan, I would at least know what\'s happened to my old teacher.', 874),
(874, 'Smithing Hammer - Before the coming of the Plague and Arthas\' betrayal, I lived in a town called Pyrewood, deep within the beautiful forest of Silverpine. The forest isn\'t nearly as beautiful as it once was, and the keep where I learned the secret of steel has long since become corrupt and foul, overrun with creatures of unimaginable evil.\r\n\r\nWhen my wife and I made our escape from what is now called Shadowfang Keep, we left some of our most precious possessions.', 875),
(875, 'Among them, the smithing hammer my father gave me. I doubted it in my youth, but he always told me the hammer was enchanted, and it\'s the last reminder I had of him before he was killed by the Scourge.\r\n\r\nBring me my hammer, $N, so I may use it as a focus for my passion. If it is indeed enchanted, then it will only aid us both.\r\n\r\nI left it in the stables in the main courtyard of the keep. Unless the creatures there have taken up smithing themselves, then I expect it to still be lying there.', 876),
(876, 'A Kor Gem - From the tales I\'ve been told, the gems are used by some spell casters to hold energy for their magics, making them even deadlier. A night elf I once helped, Thundris Windweaver, can tell you more since you will be speaking on my behalf. I believe one of the gem\'s stored energies can be used in your weapon\'s creation.\r\n\r\nWhen last we spoke, Thundris was in Auberdine a town deep within Darkshore, the corrupted forest that dots the coast underneath the shadow of the night elf homeland.', 0),
(2463, 'I hope this letter finds you well, $c. I say that with great pride, because not many can profess such profound faith, but also know that they are among the most elite of Azeroth\'s protectors.$B$BAlways remember, first and foremost, it is your duty to go to battle against those who seek to harm our world and bring corruption into our homes.$B$BI have been given authority over your training for the time being. When you are ready, seek me out inside Northshire Abbey.$B$B-Brother Sammuel, Paladin Trainer', 0),
(2512, 'Osric,\r\n\r\nPlease find below the list of armor of which we are in need:  \r\n\r\n10 Mail shirts\r\n20 Helms\r\n30 Armor Patches\r\n15 Mail Boots\r\n\r\nWe are, as always, in your debt.  And should Westfall ever be free of the thieves who threaten it, it would ease the guilt in my heart if I could invite you to my family\'s home, for a fine meal cooked from the bounty this land was once so well known.\r\n\r\n-Lewis\r\nQuartermaster, Sentinel Hill\r\n\r\n', 0);

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