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Artist: Into The Moat
Canonical path: /into-the-moat/prologue-to-the-campaign
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Prologue To The Campaign
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Prologue To The Campaign
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Prepare these hands for war, these eyes for blackness, and this heart to seep away
All that is suffered, all that is lost
List compared, your sorrow I thirst
Your misery I fail
For I devise the absolute design
Where the fearless reign
Where strength and valor control
This will be war of all wards and it's merely the beginning
This is call to arms...
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