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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">N</span>ilethrop~~ was a gnomish mage--never a very good one, but a mage nonetheless! This gnomish man may not have been renowned for his talent in shaping the [[Al'Noth]], but he was well known for one thing: a particular interest--truly, more a fascination or obsession--with the wild bears of [[Mistone]].		Nilethrop was a gnomish mage--never a very good one, but a mage nonetheless! This gnomish man may not have been renowned for his talent in shaping the [[Al'Noth]], but he was well known for one thing: a particular interest--truly, more a fascination or obsession--with the wild bears of [[Mistone]].

	Nilethrop was determined to discover all there was to know about the populations of bears that roamed the continent. To this end, he devised an interesting plan: he decided to mark all of the bears on Mistone with a unique mark, allowing him to [[identify]] any given bear. Nilethrop reasoned that once he was able to distinguish any given bear from his fellows, he would be able to track their movements, learn their habits, and better discover their secrets.		Nilethrop was determined to discover all there was to know about the populations of bears that roamed the continent. To this end, he devised an interesting plan: he decided to mark all of the bears on Mistone with a unique mark, allowing him to [[identify]] any given bear. Nilethrop reasoned that once he was able to distinguish any given bear from his fellows, he would be able to track their movements, learn their habits, and better discover their secrets.