Story Time! So, I did some research on the Zodiac Tomes, and I found a post on Amino Apps that tried to tie the Celestian Zodiac with the Western Zodiac that we all know and love. In short, like the Western Zodiac, the Celestian Zodiacs have attributes of their own. Chariot = The quality of Contrivance with the element of the Day Crab = The quality of Configuration with the element of the Dusk Warden = The quality of Conflict with the element of the Night Galleon = The quality of Contrivance with the element of the Dawn Hound = The quality of Configuration with the element of the Day and so on... But wait. There's more. As I read through that article, I realized that these tomes describe certain people you meet in Celestia, depending on when you find them throughout the story. Most notably, the last two you find. The Stag is found in the Chancel, which is where you meet Morganthe for the first time. She is the Stag. The Noble Wild. Natural, raw, and untamed. The prey that we must pursue. Then the final tome, the Warden, is found in the Sanctum of the Moon in the Trial of the Spheres, which we as the player have to go through. We are the Warden. The Soldier who defends. The Curator that preserves. The Sentinel of the Spiral. That's my two cents of it, anyway.
I love this, since I'm one of the few people that does every single one of these quests. So, I *have* to warn you that you forgot to do Khrysalis' Lore quest. You get it as a side quest from Zaltanna _(or whoever that lady at the commons zone is that helps you as a traitor)_ at the start of the 2nd part of Khrysalis, which asks you to gather weird purple orbs. Although the orbs don't teach you anything on their own, it will unlock another quest _(which btw gives a training point)_ asking you to go to Sardonyx to talk to that Mantis Librarian and will teach you some very, very, very cool stuff about the first world and Grandfather spooder. Another thing you missed, are the main quest parts of the Lore reveals, especially the Dragonspyre ones. One of the first quests you do when getting in the Drake Hatchery is to talk to these 3 Drake statues, and they reveal some lore about the beginnings of the world. Finally, you forgor to use the Ravenwood _(and Krokotopia)_ school books which give some cool information about each school's identity.
I know I skipped over the Khrysalis orbs; it was a conscious decision. I used the Grand Prophecy in the other lore video I did so I didn't see the need to rehash it here. Besides, I was more focused on the readable lore book *quests* for this video, which excludes anything revealed in the main quests or the optional school books in the classrooms. Those books might as well be their own separate video. As for the Darkmoor books, they're in the second dungeon of the area in the final boss room. Before you leave, if you wander around and slam your head into every bookshelf, you'll find them.
@@seastorm1052 Only the Wizardcity ones have been updates, that since the rewind of the World. Don't worry, there isn't _much_ that changed, mainly Bartelby's voice being used instead of Grandmother Raven's. Some slight changes here and there, but the main ideas didn't change.
WOOOOO, this is a nice video to listen to ^^ No doubt this is gonna come in handy for people who can't be bothered to read these books, including yourself lol
Thanks! I needed this for my upcoming history lesson at the Arcanum. These tests are getting hard nowadays…
Kyung Fu Zi is how Mandarin speakers say Kong Fu Tz aka Confucius
Story Time!
So, I did some research on the Zodiac Tomes, and I found a post on Amino Apps that tried to tie the Celestian Zodiac with the Western Zodiac that we all know and love.
In short, like the Western Zodiac, the Celestian Zodiacs have attributes of their own.
Chariot = The quality of Contrivance with the element of the Day
Crab = The quality of Configuration with the element of the Dusk
Warden = The quality of Conflict with the element of the Night
Galleon = The quality of Contrivance with the element of the Dawn
Hound = The quality of Configuration with the element of the Day
and so on...
But wait. There's more.
As I read through that article, I realized that these tomes describe certain people you meet in Celestia, depending on when you find them throughout the story. Most notably, the last two you find. The Stag is found in the Chancel, which is where you meet Morganthe for the first time. She is the Stag. The Noble Wild. Natural, raw, and untamed. The prey that we must pursue. Then the final tome, the Warden, is found in the Sanctum of the Moon in the Trial of the Spheres, which we as the player have to go through. We are the Warden. The Soldier who defends. The Curator that preserves. The Sentinel of the Spiral.
That's my two cents of it, anyway.
I love this, since I'm one of the few people that does every single one of these quests.
So, I *have* to warn you that you forgot to do Khrysalis' Lore quest. You get it as a side quest from Zaltanna _(or whoever that lady at the commons zone is that helps you as a traitor)_ at the start of the 2nd part of Khrysalis, which asks you to gather weird purple orbs.
Although the orbs don't teach you anything on their own, it will unlock another quest _(which btw gives a training point)_ asking you to go to Sardonyx to talk to that Mantis Librarian and will teach you some very, very, very cool stuff about the first world and Grandfather spooder.
Another thing you missed, are the main quest parts of the Lore reveals, especially the Dragonspyre ones. One of the first quests you do when getting in the Drake Hatchery is to talk to these 3 Drake statues, and they reveal some lore about the beginnings of the world.
Finally, you forgor to use the Ravenwood _(and Krokotopia)_ school books which give some cool information about each school's identity.
Oh, and by the way, I have no idea where you found the Darkmoor books. Could you please tell me?
I know I skipped over the Khrysalis orbs; it was a conscious decision. I used the Grand Prophecy in the other lore video I did so I didn't see the need to rehash it here. Besides, I was more focused on the readable lore book *quests* for this video, which excludes anything revealed in the main quests or the optional school books in the classrooms. Those books might as well be their own separate video.
As for the Darkmoor books, they're in the second dungeon of the area in the final boss room. Before you leave, if you wander around and slam your head into every bookshelf, you'll find them.
@@seastorm1052 Alrighty, sorry for the assumption, and thanks for the information :>
I always loved the books. Nice video!
its a shame kingsisle doesnt make stories like this anymore
I feel like you should have also added the lore tapestries from Avalon.
Theres actually a lore "book" in empyeria its given by a dwarf in aerial shore it's raven speaking to the dwarves nimbari and kalamari
Those are the new versions of the school history books. What did the old versions say?
Didn't realize, and I don't remember sadly.
@@seastorm1052 Only the Wizardcity ones have been updates, that since the rewind of the World.
Don't worry, there isn't _much_ that changed, mainly Bartelby's voice being used instead of Grandmother Raven's. Some slight changes here and there, but the main ideas didn't change.
WOOOOO, this is a nice video to listen to ^^
No doubt this is gonna come in handy for people who can't be bothered to read these books, including yourself lol
Such a good video 🙏 wizard101 lore is actually pretty good
Thanks 🙏🏽🫶🏽
You madman
Epic
yikes! better luck next vid!