Duncton Stone

Duncton Stone stands singularly at the highest point in Duncton, tens of millions of years old, its surface hard and gnarledRevealed in Duncton Wood, page 1. It is the place of celebration, ritual, gathering and prayer.
== Quotes ==
-- "It's nothing, really. Just a stone. Well, a big stone. Tall as a tree, shoots straight up into the sky. It's grey. It turns dark blue as night falls and then pitch black, blacker than night itself, except where the moon catches it and it's silvery grey." --- Burrhead; Duncton Wood, pg. 45-- "Look at the Duncton Stone! It should stand straight and tall like the trees around it. But see how it tilts over towards the west, where Uffington lies! The system of which it is so much a part is decayed, and it tilts for weakness at the knowledge, seeking the help of Uffington. I tell you that the day will come when by our strength this Stone will stand alright again, proud of the system from whose strength it will soar to the sky and whose power we will not question or, like Rune, try to corrupt. It will stand as straight as the mighty Ballagan set it and when it does all moles shall know that our system has been healed." --- Bracken; Duncton Wood
== References and Citations ==
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