Thread: Question on patch notes for 3.0 tombstones

Originally Posted by Itseotle

And there not GOALS either there GAOLS which is an old way of spelling JAIL

ARG!

Sheol was probably the origin for this word. Sheol is in the Hebrew scriptures meaning place of the dead. This later was translated into Greek as Hades. The place of the dead was considered a holding cell (prison) until a later judgment day where the dead get cast into utter darkness or go into paradise.

Originally Posted by Itseotle

And there not GOALS either there GAOLS which is an old way of spelling JAIL

ARG!

Speaking of grammar... They're, they're... *pat, pat*

Sorry, I had to.

You can already see tombstones in that graveyard at Eastern Thanalan.

It's also not called ark morn, ahk morn, akh morne, akh mornd, akh mourn, ank morn, or "amkorn".

Tomestone is like a literal translation of what a microchip would be in an alternate reality. Kind of like the thing we use to brush our teeth is called "tooth-brush".