The Stone of Songs

The Stone of Songs is a large rock which holds cultural significance for minotaurs.
== History ==
The origins of the Stone of Songs are not well documented, but for generations beyond count minotaurs have faithfully maintained the tradition of carving the names of their calves onto the stone, and then honouring the names carved there in the songs of Mornhak when they gather at Kumakarna. It is said that the sand elves of the wastes once attempted to destroy the stone, and since then a small caravan of minotaur clerics of Tanta have stood guard over the stone, moving it slowly from place to place by rolling it on logs,
== Description ==
The Stone of Songs is large and heavy. It is said that the names of all the minotaurs who have ever lived are carved into the stone. Scholars dismiss this claim as extremely improbable, however it cannot be disputed that a large number of names have been written there. Minotaurs revere the Stone as an important cultural artefact, and believe that the minotaurs who have their names carved there achieve immortality when they are honoured in song. 
== In the Campaign ==
Lannus, Vantis and Rexxar briefly saw the Stone of Songs off in the distance at Kumakarna before they fought Nalfesh the Thirst. Shortly after the death of Jahwud, Womak told the minotaurs gathered at Kumakarna to carve Rexxar's name into the Stone of Songs.
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