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There is a story, Malvoisin by Wanderer. It relates the battle mostly
from the point of view of Posti, Magus and Kindle, and how they
countered Nasoj's spells and left the Keep and its people as they are
now. I don't know if it's "official", but it's very clear and complete,
and very good as well.<br>
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Pontos<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:a_lil_dudeinpr2@hotmail.com">a_lil_dudeinpr2@hotmail.com</a> wrote:
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</style>All right, after being annoyed for a while that no one had
ever written an official Battle of the Three Gates story, I decided to
ask this question:<br>
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Could we not write an official version of The Battle of the Three
Gates? Being such an important part of the storyline as it stands, I
think we should describe it in a bit more detail than has currently
been done.<br>
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If the answer to this question is yes, then that leaves us with another
question: By what method would such a story be written?<br>
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-LurkingWolf<br>
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