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One of the first missionaries to bring the faith of the one true God to the shores of distant lands, Saint Kor stands as the earliest source of information regarding the cultures, geography, and peoples of the Wheel in his huge tome known as the Scripta Rota. It is certain that Saint Kor as a figure of history truly existed, but the man himself has gained a legendary mythology for his actions and impact on the people groups of the wheel.

lost pages

There have been many pages recovered that are believed to be part of the works of Saint Kor, either lost from his notes or alternate copies of his famous text. Often these pages are highly valued by scholars and especially by holy men who view them as relics and scour their words for divinely inspired teaching.

commentary

Much of the content present within this blog is from the perspective of Saint Kor and his Scripta Rota. These excerpts may be entire posts, or possibly relevant quotes drawn from his huge tome of history and records. These excerpts are excellent ways for those who wish to learn more about the Wheel of Sigg to get a first-hand account of one who traveled far and wide. Though these texts are well respected, they are incapable of presenting the whole of the truth, only that which can be understood by the author in his given situation.

artwork

The artwork presented herein should not be taken as a 100% accurate representation of the subject, nor are they the work or images of Saint Kor's work. They have been added purely as a imaginative assistant to the texts unless otherwise notated.

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