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 ==== The Grail of Luck ====
-The Grail of Luck - recognisable by the motif of bones the adorns it - was retrieved from the Pirate Hero Setana during the first opening of Camelot, and is purported to hold some degree of power over chance as well as extending the life of the holder.  At the third opening of Camelot, [[notable people#The Juggler]] had acquired the Grail of Luck and held a contest for it to be won, at which point it was offered to [[character information#Faolan Valcrest of Cerrid]].
+The Grail of Luck - recognisable by the motif of bones that adorns it - was retrieved from the Pirate Hero Setana during the first opening of Camelot, and is purported to hold some degree of power over chance as well as extending the life of the holder.  At the third opening of Camelot, [[notable people#The Juggler]] had acquired the Grail of Luck and held a contest for it to be won, at which point it was offered to [[character information#Faolan Valcrest of Cerrid]].
 ==== The Grail of Darkness ====
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 See also [[camelot#the_oracular_mirror|the Oracular Mirror original description on the Camelot page]].
-The Oracular Mirror - that blessed and cursed item that allows those who interact with it to present choices that will be made and foresee their outcomes - is one of (if not //the//) most carefully treasured items within Camelot.  Available only to the eyes of [[notable people#Arthur]], [[notable people#Guinevere]], [[notable people#Merlin]], and their [[notable people#Servants of Camelot#Servants]].
+The Oracular Mirror - that blessed and cursed item that allows those who interact with it to present choices that will be made and foresee their outcomes - is one of (if not //the//) most carefully treasured items within Camelot.  Available only to the eyes of [[notable people#Arthur]], [[notable people#Guinevere]], [[notable people#Merlin]], and their [[notable people#Servants of Camelot|Servants]].
 Often mistaken for the great map table that lies within the Conquest tent erected in Camelot, the table itself has no magical powers, simply being a representation of what the Mirror shows.  Exactly where the Mirror is, and how it is protected, is something held as a close secret, pursuit of which is something none have yet attempted for fear of upsetting the careful balance of the Realms and the Mirror's magic itself.