Obscura Paintings - Revision history

The Poet: arranged the images by using the gallery function

2012-06-17T16:21:37Z

arranged the images by using the gallery function

Tombraidergirl: Reverted edits by Rubião (Talk) to last version by Tombraidergirl

2009-09-25T09:42:49Z

Reverted edits by Rubião (Talk) to last version by Tombraidergirl

Rubião at 12:25, 25 February 2009

2009-02-25T12:25:30Z

Tombraidergirl at 16:44, 18 February 2007

2007-02-18T16:44:39Z

Tombraidergirl at 16:42, 18 February 2007

2007-02-18T16:42:28Z

Tombraidergirl at 16:40, 18 February 2007

2007-02-18T16:40:54Z

Tombraidergirl at 11:56, 23 May 2006

2006-05-23T11:56:40Z

Tombraidergirl: cosmetic changes

2006-05-23T11:55:49Z

cosmetic changes

XIII at 10:43, 16 May 2006

2006-05-16T10:43:24Z

XIII at 10:43, 16 May 2006

2006-05-16T10:43:10Z

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−	[[Image:painting1.jpg~~\|thumb\|150px\|left~~\|Obscura Painting 1~~]][[~~Image:painting2.jpg~~\|thumb\|150px\|left~~\|Obscura Painting 2~~]][[~~Image:painting3.jpg~~\|thumb\|150px\|left~~\|Obscura Painting 3]]	+	<gallery>
		+	Image:painting1.jpg\|Obscura Painting 1
		+	Image:painting2.jpg\|Obscura Painting 2
		+	Image:painting3.jpg\|Obscura Painting 3
		+	</gallery>
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 The fifth painting was hidden underneath the [[Strahov]] in [[Prague]], in the ancient room of the Lux Veritatis, known as the [[Vault of Trophies]].
 [[Image:painting1.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Obscura Painting 1]][[Image:painting2.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Obscura Painting 2]][[Image:painting3.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Obscura Painting 3]]
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 ==Powers==
-The paintings have no power, but they do hold pieces of a very powerful artifact known as [[The Sanglyph]].
+The paintings have no power, but they do hold pieces of a very powerful artefact known as [[The Sanglyph]].
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-[[Category: Artifacts]]
+[[Category: Artefacts]]
 [[Category: The Angel of Darkness]]
 [[de:Obscura Gemälde]]

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 The fifth painting was hidden underneath the [[Strahov]] in [[Prague]], in the ancient room of the Lux Veritatis, known as the [[Vault of Trophies]].
 [[Image:painting1.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Obscura Painting 1]][[Image:painting2.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Obscura Painting 2]][[Image:painting3.jpg|thumb|150px|left|Obscura Painting 3]]
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 ==Powers==
-The paintings have no power, but they do hold pieces of a very powerful artefact known as [[The Sanglyph]].
+The paintings have no power, but they do hold pieces of a very powerful artifact known as [[The Sanglyph]].
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-[[Category: Artefacts]]
+[[Category: Artifacts]]
 [[Category: The Angel of Darkness]]
 [[de:Obscura Gemälde]]

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	The paintings have no power, but they do hold pieces of a very powerful artefact known as [[The Sanglyph]].		The paintings have no power, but they do hold pieces of a very powerful artefact known as [[The Sanglyph]].
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		+	==Official Texts==
		+	*
		+	:OBSCURA PAINTINGS: There's information here on the Obscura Paintings: It says they were five images painted on thick wooden bases, like Russian icons I guess. They were created by the Black Alchemist Pieter Van Eckhardt in the 13 or 1400's. Together the five Paintings hide something called the Sanglyph, or The Blood Sign. I wonder what that does? The Paintings were seized by the Lux Veritatis from Eckhardt and painted over with religious imagery. I wonder who the Lux Veritatis were? It says each Painting has a metallic symbol of power built into it. So that's why Eckhardt wants the paintings!
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 [[Image:Obscurapaintings.jpg|thumb|113px|right|A scipt showing the Sanglyph signs on the left, and their correlations to the paintings on the right. The fifth painting has not been recognised.]]
-The '''Obscura Paintings''' are five 15th century pieces of art, that play a major role in the game [[The Angel of Darkness]]. The were thought to be linked to Alchemy and the dark arts. They are images painted on thick wooden bases, like Russian icons. The images were created by the [[Black Alchemist]] [[Pieter Van Eckhardt]] in the 13 or 1400's. Together the Paintings hide something called the [[Sanglyph]] (also known as the The Blood Sign) which Eckhardt had produced and hidden it in the paintings to keep them safe. Each painting has a metallic symbol of power built into it which will, if combined form the Sanglyph. The original paintings depicted evil imagery.
+The '''Obscura Paintings''' are five 15th century pieces of art, that play a major role in the game [[The Angel of Darkness]]. The were thought to be linked to Alchemy and the dark arts. They are images painted on thick wooden bases, like Russian icons. The images were created by the [[Black Alchemist]] [[Pieter Van Eckhardt]] in the 13 or 1400's. Together the Paintings hide something called the [[Sanglyph]] (also known as the The Blood Sign) which Eckhardt had produced to revive the [[Nephilim]] and hidden it in the paintings to keep them safe. Each painting has a metallic symbol of power built into it which will, if combined form the Sanglyph. The original paintings depicted evil imagery.
 The Paintings were seized by the [[Lux Veritatis]] from Eckhardt in the mid 15th century and painted over with religious imagery by [[Brother Obscura]]. Before the paintings were hidden, Brother Obscura made secret copies of the paintings, the [[Obscura Engravings]] which held the key to the locations of the original paintings. The [[Cabal]] were already in possession of three of the paintings, when they hired [[Werner von Croy]] to get the fourth for them in [[Paris]].

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−	[[Image:Obscurapaintings.jpg\|thumb\|113px\|right\|A scipt ~~that~~ showing the Sanglyph signs on the left, and their correlations to the paintings on the right. The fifth painting has not been recognised.]] The '''Obscura Paintings''' are five 15th century pieces of art. The were thought to be linked to Alchemy and the dark arts. They are images painted on thick wooden bases, like Russian icons. The images were created by the [[Black Alchemist]] [[Pieter Van Eckhardt]] in the 13 or 1400's. Together the Paintings hide something called the [[Sanglyph]] or The Blood Sign which Eckhardt had produced and hidden it in the paintings to keep it safe. Each painting has a metallic symbol of power built into it. The original paintings depicted evil imagery.	+	[[Image:Obscurapaintings.jpg\|thumb\|113px\|right\|A scipt showing the Sanglyph signs on the left, and their correlations to the paintings on the right. The fifth painting has not been recognised.]] The '''Obscura Paintings''' are five 15th century pieces of art. The were thought to be linked to Alchemy and the dark arts. They are images painted on thick wooden bases, like Russian icons. The images were created by the [[Black Alchemist]] [[Pieter Van Eckhardt]] in the 13 or 1400's. Together the Paintings hide something called the [[Sanglyph]] or The Blood Sign which Eckhardt had produced and hidden it in the paintings to keep it safe. Each painting has a metallic symbol of power built into it. The original paintings depicted evil imagery.

	The Paintings were seized by the [[Lux Veritatis]] from Eckhardt in the mid 15th century and painted over with religious imagery by [[Brother Obscura]]. Before the paintings were hidden, Brother Obscura made secret copies of the paintings, the [[Obscura Engravings]] which held the key to the locations of the original paintings. The [[Cabal]] were already in posession of three of the paintings, when they hired Werner to get the fourth for them in Paris.		The Paintings were seized by the [[Lux Veritatis]] from Eckhardt in the mid 15th century and painted over with religious imagery by [[Brother Obscura]]. Before the paintings were hidden, Brother Obscura made secret copies of the paintings, the [[Obscura Engravings]] which held the key to the locations of the original paintings. The [[Cabal]] were already in posession of three of the paintings, when they hired Werner to get the fourth for them in Paris.