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10/25/13
I've always thought there'd be a hidden gem or several under the rock we've stared at hundreds of times before! Thanks to one of the many Linking Books we've been cataloguing, we were able to discover a new structure right smack in the middle of Ae'gura...near the Guild Hall, no less.
From the look of things, it's some sort of Pub used by the D'ni Guild of Messengers. Certainly seems appropriate given what led us here in the first place.
The whole structure is quite intriguing, but the most amazing sight greeted us as we entered the main chamber: dozens of multicolored firemarbles were brightly lit and embedded into the rock ceiling! It was very reminiscent of a party atmosphere and lent itself to the theory that this was a place used for festivities.
Another eye-catching feature was the large statue above the bar adorned with the GoMe book and wings logo. With the backlight, it was very distinct. Not exactly very subtle, but then again, the D'ni were never known for that trait...in their architecture or elsewhere.
As we continued through the rooms, it became clear that this particular pub, unlike the version the DRC restored and opened years ago, had a dual use. A large conference room on the second floor indicated that Guild business was also done here. Essentially, this place was used for work AND play.
After the grueling restoration work we've been doing elsewhere, this should provide a new and welcome challenge.&lt;PB&gt;
&lt;PB&gt;11/12/13
From what we've seen, the Pub seems structurally intact. There's the usual cracks and minor damage left over from The Fall and over two hundred years of neglect, but I think we can get this place up and running again! We simply need to clear out the debris and give what we can the usual wash and polish.
Nev'yn has already been kind enough to bring down various coffee blends and other drinks to stock the room and keep the rest of us motivated...and caffeinated!
You never really know how important that is until you've spent a few hours lifting chunks of rock to Link them out!
&lt;PB&gt;11/25/13
Today, we successfully reactivated the imagers in the main chamber and conference room, as well as a projector upstairs. While we were happy to see that, we were disappointed to learn that the KI interface on each is not working. Lyrositor thinks he may be able to hook into them directly with a laptop to post things in the meantime. With a little luck, he may also be able to reactivate the interface. If anyone can do it, it's him.
In the meantime, Nev'yn has been coordinating the restoration efforts with the rest of the Guild as well as the Guild of Writers, who have been kind to lend a hand, either in manpower or just general input. Hoikas, Branan, Deledrius and the rest of the crew have been extremely helpful and supportive of our little endeavor here in the D'ni capital city and they have my eternal gratitude.
Our Guild has shown great enthusiasm for things as well. It seems they've all turned up to offer what they can: Ahlisendar, AgeExplorer, Marten, Leonardo, Luna, Koro'vev, Gay Hood, Samoth, Toki, Max...it's definitely been a team effort with this Pub!&lt;PB&gt;
&lt;PB&gt;12/7/13
Time to head up to the surface for the holidays! While the work we've been doing has been very satisfying (although also very tiring), it's good to go back up to get some fresh air, so to speak.
The official opening of the Pub to the general public is still a ways away, but it's starting to come back to life. We invited members of the DRC down to have a look at what we've done, but so far, our KI mail has gone unanswered. Wish I could say I was surprised, but they've been quite out of the loop as of late. Ah well.
By our best estimates...and after we've had some final checks of the strutural masonry for safety reasons...we should be ready to try having a private party here. While I'd like it to be a holiday party, the place isn't quite ready for that yet. Luckily, a couple of other groups have taken up the cause, and there will be three parties down here in the cavern and in various Ages in the next few weeks!
Luckily, I think I'll be able to be there for two of them...and maybe host the one just before Christmas if I can get my schedule properly rearranged. We shall see.
&lt;PB&gt;1/4/14
Long day planning and hosting the All Guilds Meeting. I very much wanted to break the news about the Pub to everyone, but since it's not ready quite yet, I had to hold back. Maybe in a couple of months when we're closer to opening.
The good news is Ly was able to get one of the imagers to accept data from his laptop. We now have a few handy informational cards on one of the main floor imagers, and much to Nev's delight, only we can change it right now, so nothing can be overwritten. We might just leave it like that and make the other two postable by anyone.
We've all taken to working between here and the waystation while I myself have been jumping around there and a few other places on which we've been working. It's a wonder I can keep my netbook charged at all!
Nev has asked if he can store some of his rarer and more exotic coffee blends locked in the storeroom, to which I have agreed. With that, I've given him the only key we've found so far. I'll just ask him when I need it.
Yeah...don't think that would raise the curiousity of explorers. Not a chance!
&lt;PB&gt;1/23/14
We've started putting out posters in hopes of hearing from someone who has seen our friend Leonardo. He's dropped off the face of the earth. Not that I know why, mind you. I'd look quite suspicious if I had any sort of idea where my immediate predecessor for both the Guild Master position and AGM moderator has gone.
Gotta go for now! Posters to put up and whatnot!
&lt;PB&gt;3/13/14
Not too much longer now! We had a private party last night with many of our Messengers and some guests from the Guild of Writers and others who have helped us along the way, such as Mystler and Christopher. It was fantastic!
A couple of our friends from the D'ni Musicological Research hood were kind enough to provide some music as well. Things went on until nearly 2:00 KI time in the morning!
Nev'yn has suggested taking down the damaged projectors on the first floor in the hopes of fixing them and then using the "screens" to post bulletins the old fashioned way until we can get the imagers working. Can't argue with that logic! I told him he could start collecting anything explorers wanted to put up, plus we would add our own.
I think the Pub is almost ready. I expect things to be all set for the general public in a month or two.
&lt;PB&gt;5/29/14
Thanks to the ingenuity of my fellow explorers, the other imager on the main floor AND the one in the conference room are now able to accept data from anyone's KI! Should be handy for presentations or for anyone who wants to leave a note or neat picture.
Sadly, the ground level projectors seem to be beyond repair. I suppose it's not a total loss, as the bulletin boards are really starting to fill up with various familiar groups. I'll continue to take more in and post them up when I can.
I think things are all set for the grand opening, which should be near the beginning of next month. Not only that, but we and the Guild of Writers will be hosting a party to truly "break in" the Pub in true explorer style!
It's been a long time in the works, but soon, everyone will be able to see this little slice of D'ni we've all worked so hard to restore.
I hope they enjoy.
&lt;PB&gt;6/15/14
We had the first official party open to everyone yesterday, and it was a wonderful time! Everyone seemed to like the Pub and had quite a few compliments for our restoration work. Trekluver was also kind enough to bring some equipment down to do a bit of DJing. Since he did such a great job at the Christmas Party Hop, it was a no brainer to ask him back and I'm glad he agreed.
With more eyes on the place, we now have a few more minor repairs to do. And of course, we'll need to open up those two side rooms one day. I'd LOVE to tell them what's back there, but I want it to be a surprise.
Sheesh, I'm worse than the DRC!
Note to self: Need to make a run back to Teledahn and up to the surface to restock supplies...particularly for Minkata Sunrises and Teledahn Juice.&lt;PB&gt;&lt;img src="JournalPic02.hsm" align=center resize=no blend=alpha&gt;&lt;PB&gt;
&lt;PB&gt;7/13/14
More repairs on the Pub. We finally got the lights in the bar area working so we can actually see what we're doing. Those making drinks for patrons should be quite pleased with that, particularly Nev and myself.
I also noticed people have somehow made it into the storeroom. When Annabelle mentioned to me how she had found a way in there, I wasn't too surprised. That's her specialty after all! Guess I'll have to get a better lock.
The rooms upstairs continue to come back to life, but they're far from complete at this point. It's a shame too as I'm sure everyone would love to play a few games with friends when they visit, but we'll get them up and running soon enough.
It's been hectic since my time these days has been divided between here and elsewhere in the cavern for other restoration projects on which the Guild has been working. That and time spent on the surface...there's never a dull moment!
Just the way I like it!&lt;PB&gt;
&lt;PB&gt;10/03/14
Best way to celebrate a birthday...amongst friends in the cavern!
5/15/15
After planning and then making a grueling surface to surface move, I'm ready to get back to work here in the cavern.
Restoration continues on Veelay Tsahvahn, aka the memorial Age. It's certainly one of the more surreal Ages I've encountered, but I'll elaborate more in that journal.
As for the Pub, while we've been able to power things in the game room, getting them to actually function properly after decades of dormancy is proving challenging.
On the other side of the main chamber, the other room suffered from severe structural damage. We've been able to repair about half of it, but it has a long way to go.
We're running low on supplies in the storeroom again. I have a feeling people have gotten in there and have been partaking of some of the coffee supply.
At this rate, Nev and I will need to start making regular trips to the surface and into the nearest town. Thank goodness for Stan's or we'd have no place to stop before the long drive down the interstate!
&lt;PB&gt;7/7/15
After studying some of the D'ni equipment, Ly and I think we can use some of the machinery to leave messages for the rest of the team. The Post Its always seem to get lost!
It's going to take some doing, but I think we'll be able to bring in and use the orb imager devices, which we've dubbed recorders since we haven't been able to use the video function. The hard part will be salvaging and hauling them into the Pub itself.
We'll probably have time to do the move later this month.
&lt;PB&gt;7/23/15
And with that, we have two new ways to leave messages. Nev had a great idea to have one in the entryway that, when activated, will speak welcome messages in many various languages. He's rounding up some volunteers to record their voices as I write this.
Which, given all the heavy lifting I just did, is nothing short of a minor miracle! In the meantime, time to test the other device's recording abilities.
&lt;PB&gt;8/3/15
Cataloging of the books in the Teshen library continues. Even after all this time since its discovery, I think we've only gotten through about 20 percent of the material stored on its shelves.
Definitely need to see if I can get a Linking Book directly in there at some point. Save myself some walking.
&lt;PB&gt;9/13/15
I stopped by Deirdre Karris' memorial service in Eder Delin today. While I didn't know her personally, it is always heartbreaking to lose a fellow explorer. Names like Moonlit and sil-oh-wet bring me sadness along fond memories, so I can sympathize with Deirdre's friends. Had to pay my respects.
Hopefully the work we're doing in Veelay will be a fitting tribute to her and the others we've lost over the years.
&lt;PB&gt;10/25/15
Two years since we discovered the Pub! It's been a heck of a ride...and it doesn't look like it'll slow down anytime soon!
11/23/15
Well, I suppose there's no stopping it. The storeroom seems to be a favorite place for folks to sneak in, even when locked. For that reason, I've decided to just keep it unlocked for now.
Hopefully people will be kind and keep our supplies and equipment intact. I'm very sure Nev is tired of dragging things down here. Even with Linking, it's still a chore.
Plus, who knows...maybe I'll leave some fun things in there for them to find from time to time...for the laughs!
If the Bahro can do it, so can I. Ha!&lt;PB&gt;
&lt;PB&gt;1/3/16
A new year brings changes to the Guild. Lyrositor has retired as Guild Master and, after no objections, we've named Korov'ev as his replacement. Ly felt it was time to pass it along to someone new so he could focus on other things.
I wish him well of course, and he'll always be welcome back whenever he wants to visit.
Thank goodness I know someone who does plaques for cheap. We had a replacement made and hung behind the stairs today to acknowledge the change.
Time to head to the surface. Once I Link back home, I've got some driving to do!&lt;PB&gt;
&lt;PB&gt;12/25/18
A fun Christmas spent down here in the Pub. We were tempted to have some of the festivities at The Vale, but Nev, as our resident historian, put a stop to that. There's so much about that Age that needs to be catalogued and studied that opening it up to the general public at the moment would be a bad idea.
Maybe once we've concluded our preliminary findings, we'll open it up and our more astute explorers can piece together what we've found out so far.
&lt;PB&gt;1/3/19
Even though it's his birthday, Nev is back in the library. I suppose it makes sense as many of us are eager to find out what exactly is contained in this treasure trove we stumbled upon. We're still in desperate need of translators!
Hopefully I can drag Nev away for a drink here at the Pub at least. We've all been working so hard lately, I think we deserve all the down time we can get.
&lt;PB&gt;12/31/19
It's been a long year. We've lost some good people . . . including Tai. Moving to a new state again. The New Year will certainly be more somber, but with renewed purpose.
There is so much to see and do here in the cavern. It is alive with those of us who carry on the legacy, the tradition . . . we keep things alive.
We will carry on.
&lt;PB&gt;&lt;p align=center&gt;SPECIAL THANKS
The Guild of Messengers
The Guild of Writers
The Open Cave
OpenUru.org, especially rarified.
Particular thanks go to Hoikas and Deledrius for their help in getting the Pub MOULa ready!
Also, a very special thanks to Nev'yn, who has brought wonderful ideas to this project, beta tested it, and has kept me motivated throughout the entire process.
And to those reading this, a special thanks to you for stopping in!&lt;PB&gt;Concrete sink original design by Jedrush. Modified under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported - CC BY 3.0
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11 October 2017
In addition to all her work with the Greeters, Aderyn was a pillar of the GameTap-era Amber Horizons neighborhood; she co-hosted, built for and otherwise helped sponsor many of their events, both in the Cavern, and later in Second Life, and was generally available to contribute whatever assistance or advice her friends might require.
Memberships: Amber Horizons Hood, Second Life, MOUL forums (Feb 2007).&lt;pb&gt;Gary Andrew "Andy" Legate
11 October 1966 - 14 January 2020
Aiken, South Carolina, USA
Andy was a prolific Age builder, being the author or contributor of Camp Bravo, Zephyr Cove, Andy's Nexus, Ahra Pahts shell 315, Serene, Eder Bahvahnin, Neolbah, Eder Tomahn, Eocene. He also wrote extensive tutorials about creating Ages with 3ds Max and Blender, and was a moderator on the Guild of Maintainers' forum.
Memberships: Myst Online forums (Jul 2007), Cyan forums (Jul 2007), Guild of Writers (Oct 2007), Guild of Maintainers (Nov 2007)&lt;pb&gt;James "Aquila" Carpenter
24 November 1961 - 24 January 2006
Modesto, California, USA
Aquila was a member of the MYST community from the time of Riven's release, creating Aquilas Riven Pages, participating in CyanChat, The Riven Lyst and Rivenguild. When the latter two ended, long time Lyster Lehsa started "The Lyst" and Aquila created and administered the website for it. A question asked by Aquila on the Riven Lyst, "What is Rubber Gut?", is on a RAWA page of Cyans website. Aquila also participated in the Uru Live Beta (Choru) &amp; Prologue. In October 2005, he was interviewed by Inside Mac Games for the article "Myst Uber Fan Interviewed". Aquila was active in the Myst/Uru community right up until his unexpected death.
Memberships: Rivenguild, The Lyst, MYSTcommunity Forums (Jun 2001), Ubisoft Myst Forums (Nov 2003), DRC Forums (Dec 2005).&lt;pb&gt;David "CAGrayWolf" R Sweeney
3 February 1964 - 21 June 2008
Riverside, California, USA
Known as Wolfie to his friends, CAGrayWolf was active in the Myst/Uru community right up until his death in 2008. He participated in the Uru Live Beta (Choru), Prologue, Until Uru and Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era). (He tells his own history with Uru on the MMORPG thread, Where did you first hear about Uru Live?). He joined the Guild of Greeters in November 2003 and served as a Guild Master, worked on the Mysterium Planning Committee and served as a DRC Liaison. CAGrayWolf had an extensive collection of Myst and Uru memorabilia as seen on his Photobucket page: Myst Collection Album.
Memberships: MYSTcommunity (Jan 2003), Guild of Greeters (Nov 2003), DRC Forum (Dec 2005), MOUL forum (May 8 2006), Mysterium Planning Committee.&lt;pb&gt;Cindy Farrar
1998
Cindy was a big fan of Myst and Riven.&lt;pb&gt;Deirdre Karris
3 September 2015
Kingman, Arizona, USA
"Deirdre Karris" was the name of the Facebook account for the Uru avatar, Deirdre, known as Deirdre_1 on the forums. A long time Myst/Uru fan who joined the community by the end of 2003, she participated in Until Uru, D mala, Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era) and MOULagain. Deirdre was active in the cavern music community as both a regular attendee and sometimes DJ at the Friday Night Dance Parties, broadcasting her own events, attending the weekly Karaoke event and helping to organize the 2015 CavCon Awareness Event.
Memberships: Ubisoft Forums (Nov 2003), MOUL Forum (May 2006), DRC Forums (Jan 2007), Uru After Dark.&lt;pb&gt;Stuart "Dichromus" Allen
23 March 2019
He was instrumental in preserving karaoke songs by founder Sil-Oh-Wet and regularly played some of her songs at his karaoke shows after she passed away. He was also a musician and singer.
Memberships: MOUL forums (Sep 2006).&lt;pb&gt;Jim "Dust'ei" Rhodes
7 May 2000
Dust'ei was a regular in CyanChat during the Riven era.
Memberships: Rivenguild.&lt;pb&gt;David Ogden Stiers
31 October 1942 - 3 March 2018
Newport, Oregon
An American film, stage, television and voice actor, David Ogden Stiers was probably best known for his role as Major Charles Emerson Winchester III on the television show, M*A*S*H. But to Uru fans, he was the voice of Jeff Zandi, our desert guide sitting beside his Airstream who assisted us in finding our way into the cavern. He also lent his voice &amp; likeness to Esher in Myst V: End of Ages (2005) where his pronunciation of "D'ni" led fans to say it sounded like he was saying "duck knee". Stiers also provided the voice of Dr. Richard Watson in a recording found in the Kirel community room in the offline versions of Uru. Fondly remembered by Cyan employees who met him, his name was added to the memorial on 6 March 2018.</translation>
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<translation language="English">&lt;cover src="MemBookCover.hsm"&gt;&lt;font size=20 face=Sharper color=000000&gt;&lt;margin left=62 right=62 top=48&gt;Leonard "Flyboy" E. Mumbower
4 September 1925 - 29 July 2008
Foley, Alabama, USA
Flyboy participated in Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era) and recorded songs for the weekly Karaoke nights. He recounted his long musical career in a post on the Beyond Uru forums: Flyboy s Uru/Karaoka &amp; Music/Career Story He also wrote a column called Hangar Talk for "Flying Simulator", the newsletter of the AF/D Society.
Memberships: Beyond Uru Forums.&lt;pb&gt;Gandhar
2 November 1955 - 11 October 2009
Dayton, Ohio, USA
Gandhar, also known as Tralfaz and Jusme, participated in Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era) and was a member of Myss Terrie's Bevin. His daughter, Charura, became an active member of the community following her father's passing.
Memberships: MOUL Forums (Sep 2007), Myss Terrie's Forum (Jun 2008).&lt;pb&gt;Gayle "GemPanzy" Senatore
2019&lt;pb&gt;Gorma "GLO" Louise Curry O'Connor
February 2016
Memberships: MOUL Forum (Jul 2010).&lt;pb&gt;Kees "Grassie73" Grashoff
2 Jan 2016
The Netherlands
Known as C'Jay in the cavern, Kees joined the community in August 2003 and participated in Prologue, Until Uru, Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era). He was an artist who sometimes created images and videos about Uru and was a frequent contributor to the MOUL Forum Pictures Chat Thread for the Gentle Souls. He expressed himself through a DeviantArt page, Instagram site, YouTube page, Renderosity page and a personal website called C'Jay's place.
Memberships: Ubisoft Forum (Aug 2003), Dutch MYST Community, Chuckles58's Uru Page, MOUL Forum (May 2006), Guild of Artistians, Obduction Backers.&lt;pb&gt;Jason "Ja'run" Bobyarchick
29 August 2019
Died at the age of 34, a victim of gun violence. He was one of the early explorers and beta testers of the Cavern.&lt;pb&gt;Michael "Jahuti" Morrison
15 November 1941 - 16 December 2008
Santa Rosa, California, USA
Jahuti (sometimes known as "Jahuti Rhys") participated in Until Uru (Tapestry Shard, Volcano Shard, Alpha Blue shard), D'mala, and Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era). He was a member of the Amber Horizons neighborhood and is fondly remembered by his hoodmates for his humor and his convictions. He helped create the popular "Sardines" game, which was a favorite pastime on Tapestry Shard and was known to perch on "his" corner of the Takotah tent.
Memberships: Amber Horizons Hood, D'ni Explorers Guild, Guild of Greeters Forum (Mar 2004), The Great Tree Forums (May 2004), DRC Forums (Dec 2005), MOUL forums (May 2006), Myst Embassy Ambassadors.&lt;pb&gt;Douglas "JDrake" C. Souter
18 January 1952 - 28 April 2007
Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
JDrake, also known as JD, 6, jdrake06 and John_Drake06, participated in PreAfter, the Uru Live Beta (Choru), Prologue, Until Uru, D'mala, and Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era). According to his introductory post on the Guild of Greeters forum, JDrake was "credited with discovering the whereabouts of the long lost 'Rocky Jones, Space Ranger, Silvercup Bread Touring Rocket'" which looked similar to the Selentic Spaceship on Myst Island. During PreAfter, he and three friends created a Journey Hand sculpture of muffler parts for the contest, a photo of which can be found on his website, The Grand Rapids Four "Journey to D'ni". JDrake joined the Guild of Greeters, November 10, 2003 and was quite active during Prologue, being one of the first 100 Greeters and instrumental in helping to run the Youth Greeter Program. Following the closure of the cavern in February 2004, he moved on to play Ryzom with several other Greeters. Although he returned to the cavern when it re-opened, he had retired from Greeting.
Memberships: Guild of Greeters (Nov 2004), MOUL Forums (May 2006).&lt;pb&gt;Jeannie "jmb30321" Barcus
18 September 1956 - 6 July 2015
Painesville, Ohio, USA
Jeannie was active in the Myst/Uru community by 2004 and participated in the September 9th Cone Races on the Tapestry Shard.
Memberships: D'ni Explorers Guild Forums (Mar 2004), The Great Tree Forums (Sep 2004), Guild of Greeters Forums (Oct 2005), Ladies Garden Club.&lt;pb&gt;June "JuneTMP" Shaputis
12 October 2019
Long time member of the Meeting Place, since Beta, passed away after a long illnes.&lt;pb&gt;Josef Riedl
2008
Josef co-founded the Guild of Linguists with his brother, Simon, in November 1998.
Memberships: Guild of Linguists.</translation>
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<translation language="English">&lt;cover src="MemBookCover.hsm"&gt;&lt;font size=20 face=Sharper color=000000&gt;&lt;margin left=62 right=62 top=48&gt;Katzi
December 2007
Germany
Memberships: H'Uru Age Building Team.&lt;pb&gt;Maureen "Mo'zie" Jannot
1943 - 6 June 2007
Birmingham, Alabama, USA
An avid Myst fan, she was mostly a solitary player and not a forum poster, but one of her favorite times in the cavern was when a group of explorers helped her and her son, J'Ankenne to open the doors in Delin and Tsogahl. A ceramic artist who created sculptures based on the sea, she loved the beauty of the Myst games, and the creativity that she saw displayed in the Myst community.
Memberships: J'Ankenne's Bevin.&lt;pb&gt;Jerry "Myst'Aken"
February 2011
Ft Collins, Colorado, USA
Also known as Zedicus, Seeker53 and Zedicus McMillan (Second Life), Myst'Aken participated in D'mala, Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era) and MOULagain.
Memberships: MOUL Forums as Seeker53 (Nov 2006).&lt;pb&gt;Dan "Nvr2Old" Goetz
Memberships: MOUL Forums (Nov 2006).&lt;pb&gt;William "oldmanjob" H. Maier
12 September 1939 - 30 April 2012
Dana, North Carolina, USA
OMJ as he was known to his friends, participated in Prologue, Until Uru ("GoG mainly, Tapestry, Great tree, Slackers, the Desert shard, Lost kin, Lost City of Atlantis and Adsolema"), D mala, Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era) and MOULagain. He joined the Guild of Greeters in December 2004 and was a regular attendee to Ktahdn's "Up On The Roof!" parties and "Music Night".
Memberships: Guild of Greeters (Dec 2004), DRC Forums (Dec 2005), The Great Tree Forums (Feb 2006), MOUL Forums (May 2006), Guild of Writers Forums (Aug 2010), OpenUru.org Forums (Oct 2011), Rooftop Volunteer Group.&lt;pb&gt;Janet "Pehpsee" Burress
5 December 1953 - 28 December 2004
Arkansas, USA
Known on the forums and by her friends as Pepsi and using the name "Pehpsee" in the cavern (Ubisoft's policy prohibited avatar names with copyrighted products in them), Janet was active in the community by 2003. Joining the Ubisoft forums as Pepsi1953 in June of that year, she would become a Moderator and Community Assistant on the Ubisoft MystWorlds forums. Later that year, she would participate in the Uru Live Beta (Choru) and join the Guild of Greeters. She also participated in Prologue and was one of the original members of the D'ni League of Activities. Pepsi received many well wishes in her last days and many tributes upon her passing, including one from Cyanist Richard Watson (RAWA) written in the D'ni language, thus earning her entrance into the D'ni Dictionary as a reference for those phrases.
Memberships: The Lyst, Ubisoft Forums (Jun 2003), Guild of Greeters (Dec 2003), D'ni League of Activities.&lt;pb&gt;Perlenstern
10 September 2011
Berlin, Germany
Perlenstern (Pearl Star) participated in Until Uru, Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era), MagiQuest, MOULagain and fan shards. She created the age of Wianeroy.
Memberships: MOUL Forums (Sep 2006), UruReallife (Black Dragon).</translation>
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<translation language="English">&lt;cover src="MemBookCover.hsm"&gt;&lt;font size=20 face=Sharper color=000000&gt;&lt;margin left=62 right=62 top=48&gt;Angelika "Ramsine" Pahl
13 June 1954 - 27 June 2006
Germany
Participated in Until Uru.
Memberships: Fakult<00>t f<00>r Forschung und Abenteuer.&lt;pb&gt;Ron Hayter
1957 - 17 February 2015
Vancouver, Canada
Also known on some forums as RSHayter or RonHayter, Ron was best known in the community for development of the programs Riveal and Revelator which allowed users to extract sounds, movies and textures from Myst games. While the programs were appreciated by many fans, their legality was sometimes questioned, but a post by Chogon put those concerns to rest. Ron was a long time Myst fan and attended Mysterium 2003 in Spokane.
Memberships: The Lyst, Ubisoft Forums (Oct 2004), MYSTcommunity Forums (Dec 2004), MOUL Forums (Feb 2007), Guild of Writers Forums (Mar 2010).&lt;pb&gt;Don "Sailor86" Billow
15 September 1956 - 21 January 2018
California, USA
Sailor86 participated in MystOnline: UruLive during the GameTap era, appearing in multiple chatlogs. When MOUL closed in April 2008, he joined Second Life as Sailor86 Supermarine. He was a member of the D'ni Refugees group there and regularly attended the weekly Story Nights on D'ni history held by Rehnehmtahn Later (shoktootahn Rehn). As PirateRoberts Marenwolf, he was a beloved member of the role-playing sea-faring Antiquity group.
Memberships: Second Life groups: D'ni Refugees, Uru Tayma's Bevin, Rehn's Den.&lt;pb&gt;Richard "ShadowCats" Bader
17 August 1962 - 24 June 2010
Perth, Australia
Shadowcats was active in the Myst/Uru community by 2003, becoming a member of the Guild of Greeters that year and being appointed as a Guild Master in July, 2004. He participated in the Uru Live Beta (Choru), Prologue, Until Uru, and Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era). His beloved cat, Wicket followed him in death just two months after his passing.
Memberships: Ubisoft (Nov 2003), Guild of Greeters (Dec 2003), The Great Tree (Apr 2004), Myst Community (Jun 2004), Lostkin Shard (Nov 2005), DRC Forums (Dec 2005), Mystralia Forums (Aug 2006).&lt;pb&gt;Lisa "Sil-Oh-Wet" Watson
February 2012
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
SIL_OH_WET on the forums, sil_oh_wet in the cavern, and just "Sil" to her friends, Lisa was an active explorer during the early Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era) days, participating in many storylines, hosting dance parties in the Kahlo Pub and hosting events in her neighborhood. "sil_oh_wet s Bevin" was a popular place in those days, used to summon Yeesha (and she actually appeared), a gathering place to wait for news from Rils when he went on an expedition to Negilahn with Douglas Sharper, and of course for parties, including the weekly Karaoke. Karaoke nights were Sil's idea and she organized and hosted them for several months before sharing the duties with other D'niJs. When the cavern closed in April 2008, the event continued in Second Life and continues to this day, both in SL and in the cavern.
Memberships: MOUL Forum (Oct 2006), DRC forums (Oct 2006).&lt;pb&gt;Terri "Tai'lahr" Richardson
16 October 2019
She was a prominent member of the Cavern Community, organizing events, helping new users, compiling information on each explorer that passed away. When the Cavern closed and many refugees went to other worlds, Tai'lahr again helped many new Refugees join the groups there, remaining active nearly every day in Second Life. Terri was, with JWPlatt and Jamey, one of the co-founders of OpenUru.org.
Memberships: Beginner's Bevin (Beta), Guild of Greeters, Guild of Messengers, MOUL forums (Mar 2007), D'ni Refugee in Second Life (Apr 2008), OpenUru.org (Dec 2008).
"You were always a constant source of inspiration, kindness, and fun in the cavern. A perfect example of this community at its best. This Age of Veelay Tsahvahn is for you.
Be well, Tai...wherever you are. You will be missed always."
- Doobes&lt;pb&gt;Teresa "Tee Jay" Shepherd
25 December 2019
Much loved explorer on MOUL, Deep Island, The Open Cave and other shards.
Memberships: Tereeza's Hood.&lt;pb&gt;Virginia "Terra" Cinova
31 December 1942 - 25 February 2011
Des Plaines, Illinois, USA
Terra, also known as Advocate (on MYSTcommunity forums) was a member of the community by 2002, participated in Prologue, joined the Guild of Greeters in October 2003 and served as a Guild Master. She attended the 2004 Mysterium. In 2008, she moved on to "Middle Earth" (LOTRO) where she was known as Starligher and Kaprica.
Memberships: MYSTcommunity (Oct 2002), Guild of Greeters (Oct 2003).</translation>
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<translation language="English">&lt;cover src="MemBookCover.hsm"&gt;&lt;font size=20 face=Sharper color=000000&gt;&lt;margin left=62 right=62 top=48&gt;Alvin "Wamduskasapa" Lee Edwards
1 March 1948 - 8 February 2017
Columbia, Missouri, USA
Co-developer of the Age of R'Oshanhnin Korvahkhn.
"I am The Traveler, The Wanderer, The Seeker of the Vision;
The Search, The Quest, The Longing that now must begin;
For Haunted by Great Mystery, Wanting, needing and desiring;
To find the hidden knowledge, forced to endure the chagrin;
The Wish, The Need, The Craving that exists within."
Memberships: Guild of Writers (Apr 2010), MOUL Forum (Feb 2014), Cyan Forum (Feb 2014), Guild of Wizards.&lt;pb&gt;Daniel Dea "Watashi" Grindle
21 November 1942 - 20 March 2020
Des Moines, Iowa, USA
Watashi was the founder of the URU Skydivers group (in its original meaning: jumping from high spots), and used to host the Watashi's Gira web radio.
Memberships: MOUL Forums (Feb 2008), Cyan Forums (Feb 2008), Myst/URU Obsession Forums, URU Cavern Skydivers, Guild of Writers (Mar 2012), Guild of Maintainers, Second Life (as SkydiverWatashi Fall).&lt;pb&gt;Yutiel Yoshi
19 March 2018
Memberships: MOUL forums (Nov 2015).&lt;pb&gt;Zanda "Zander the Heretic/Zanda" Myrande
19 December 1955 - 24 July 2019
Tiverton, Devon, England
She was one of the early explorers of the Cavern, back from at least 2006.
Memberships: MOUL forums (Mar 2010).&lt;pb&gt;Jeff "Zanman" Zandi
6 July 1964 - 15 February 2019
Texas, USA
OOC NOTE: This is not for the in-game character, but for the real-life person who was the inspiration for Uru's Jeff Zandi.
A friend of the Miller brothers and the inspiration for the Uru character of the same name, Jeff Zandi was well-known in the Texas Magic: The Gathering community for forming the Texas Guildmages, which has run for over two decades. He was a part of every meeting up until his death.
He also helped found the Hunter Burton Memorial Open, a regular Magic: The Gathering charity event to promote awareness about suicide prevention within the gaming community, named after a young man from the MTG community who tragically took his own life in July 2013.
Jeff is survived by his wife Willa and son Lawson.
Memberships: Hunter Burton Memorial Open, Texas Guildmages.&lt;pb&gt;Mark "Zardoz" Plummer
5 September 1954 - 24 May 2014
Planet Pluto (Federal Way, WA.)
Zardoz's roots in the Myst/Uru Community can be traced back to at least Spring 2001 when he pursued the mystery of the realMyst Easter Eggs, documenting it thoroughly on his website, Zardoz's realMyst Easter Egg Hunt and other Goodies, and a year later, documenting Zandi's mysterious clues with the pages Zandi Facts. He participated in the Uru Live Beta (Choru), Prologue (opening the Bahro door in Eder Kemo to let Phil Henderson out), D'mala, Myst Online: Uru Live (GameTap era) and MOULagain. Although he was "not much of a social explorer" in the cavern, Zardoz was very active in the community through CyanChat and forums, gave a "realMyst flymode" presentation at Mysterium 2003, assisted with the DRC Liaisons election near the end of D'mala, answered Myst/Uru related questions on the forums, and offered advice on many other topics. His sense of humor is revealed in the February 2007 D'ni Network Pen and Ink Interview with Zardoz, his creativity can be seen in the OpenUru Writers Club: The Fall of a Sparrow: A Zardoz Project, and both are evident in the brief storyline he conducted in the summer of 2007. Zardoz backed Cyan's Obduction Kickstarter in October 2013 and was generally active in the community until a few months before his death.
Memberships: MYSTcommunity (Jun 2001), Ubisoft Forums (Nov 2003), Guild of Greeters Forum (Dec 2003), The Great Tree Forums (Jan 2004), DRC Fourms (Dec 2005), MOUL forum (May 2006), Guild of Messengers Forum (Nov 2007), Guild of Writers (Dec 2007), OpenUru.org (Dec 2008), UruObsession.</translation>
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<translation language="English">&lt;cover src="NotebookCover.DDS"&gt;&lt;font size=20 face=Sharper color=000000&gt;&lt;margin left=62 right=62 top=48&gt;February 14th, 2017
After taking some time investigating the new library, we came across a Linking Book to the Age of Veelay Tsahvahn, or "immortal soul" in D'ni.
While we still have to find documentation about this Age, upon first Linking in, we were amazed by how well it had held up compared to most other D'ni Ages we've visited. There was barely any structural damage or heavy wear and tear due to the elements.
We've sent some samples back to our team for carbon dating, so we'll see just how old this Age is.
&lt;PB&gt;February 20th, 2017
Incredible! Preliminary testing shows that this Age could predate the exodus to the D'ni cavern, meaning it may very well have come from Garternay! If further testing holds true, Veelay Tsahvahn could very well have been Written nearly 12,000 years ago.
As it stands, the structures here are not made of the signature nara usually found in D'ni architecture, which also may hint at a very early life for this Age. Nevertheless, the structures here have held up very well.
The skies have remained clear and pristine, showing off many celestial bodies in the sky as well as some beautiful aurora. There's also evidence that this particular side of the planet stays in perpetual twilight, further keeping the structures from degrading. This Age was indeed Written to last, but for what reason?
&lt;PB&gt;March 9th, 2017
Some progress on figuring out this Age.
Korov'ev has translated the plaque just in front of the tree when first Linking in. It appears to be a prayer first discovered by Richard Watson years ago.
It reads:
"In the rock, they lived.
In the rock, they rest.
Yahvo receive their souls."
Additionally, Nev'yn, being his usual industrious self, has been perusing, organizing, and cataloging the stacks of books in the library on Teshafee and has found a book of commentary for this Age. Korov'ev was able to translate a good portion of that as well.
Given the above quote from the plaque and the commentary, it seems Tsahvahn Veelay was used as an Age to memorialize and remember those of the Ronay, and later the D'ni, who had passed away. It served as a location for funerals and wakes of sorts.
This would explain why the Writer of this Age did their best to make it as geologically and meteorologically stable as possible. It also explains the very minimal amount of wear and tear the Age has gone through despite being here for millennia.
&lt;PB&gt;June 14th, 2017
So many projects, so little time! I do like to come back here quite often for the peace and quiet. You can feel the history and reverence that surrounded this relatively simple Age.
An Age to remember those who are gone. It makes me think of my grandfather Raymond, who passed away just several months ago. I like to think he would have loved to see this.
I also think about quite a few of the explorers I've known over the years who have passed on. So many good people taken far too soon.
Perhaps Veelay could be used to honor them as well, as the Ronay and D'ni once did...
&lt;PB&gt;August 21st, 2017
After speaking with Tai'lahr, we've both agreed that using this Age as a memorial to those explorers who are no longer with us would be a fitting extension of the memorial in the Kahlo Pub.
Tai has been kind enough to gather information about each of the names on that memorial, and I've decided to incorporate all of it into hand-written journals that can be located on the pedestals at the top of the main structure.
Those just coming to the cavern can read about those who have helped us restore it . . . who left their mark on our little community of explorers and touched our lives forever.
I'm hoping this will be a fitting tribute to all of them.
&lt;PB&gt;October 6th, 2017
I return to Veelay Tsahvahn with mixed emotions. My grandmother passed away just a few days ago, so the meaning of this Age continues to grow for me as we make it ready for the general public.
&lt;PB&gt;November 27th, 2017
In the midst of the holidays, a thought occurs to me after yet another loss. It's amazing how pets can become like a member of the family, and their loss is felt almost as deeply as their human counterparts.
In this spirit, I plan to make a small addition to this Age to honor our furry companions as well...and for me, one in particular.
Jack the cat . . . we miss you, buddy.
&lt;PB&gt;January 9th, 2020
It's been a while since I last Linked here, but each visit here brings both somber feelings and a renewed determination for Age restoration and rebuilding. The journals detailing our late friends have been completed and amended . . . including Tai'lahr, who passed just a couple of month ago. She was the driving force behind this whole thing, and for that and more, she is truly missed.
All that's left now are the usual safety checks . . . a mere formality. I truly hope those who come here, especially those who have lost a loved one in and out of the cavern, can find peace and serenity when visiting this Age, and think upon those who are no longer with us. They will not be forgotten.
So long as we remember them, their ending shall never be written.
&lt;PB&gt;Special Thanks
Rhee for the original design concept
Nev'yn for additional design concepts
Tai'lahr for putting together the explorers' memorial, putting stories to the names from the Kahlo Pub, and for being an all around wonderful person. We miss you, Tai.
Florian "Mystler" Mei<00>ner for his incredibly beautiful musical score, "House of Reminiscence".
aqua, Hoikas, Deledrius and EmorDniLap for beta testing the Age and giving excellent feedback.
Textures courtesy of Cyan, Inc. and Textures.com.&lt;PB&gt;And of course, to all the explorers who have passed away: Thank you for making our lives so much brighter while you were with us!</translation>
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