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{{Uncited}} | {{Uncited}}<blockquote>{{Neath Location|title1=Wilmot's End|image1=Wilmotsend.png|caption1=Art from FL.|location=[[London]]|allegiance=[[The Great Game]]}} | ||
''"This is Wilmot's End! Whispered about in the stories of the Great Game. It's where the serious business of London's spycraft happens, if the stories are to be believed. ... It's studded with monuments and statuary from outside London. Gifts from foreign powers, for the most part. Here is a bulb-tipped brass minaret from the Iron Republic. There is a rainbow glass statue of a horseman from the Presbyterate."'' | ''"This is Wilmot's End! Whispered about in the stories of the Great Game. It's where the serious business of London's spycraft happens, if the stories are to be believed. ... It's studded with monuments and statuary from outside London. Gifts from foreign powers, for the most part. Here is a bulb-tipped brass minaret from the Iron Republic. There is a rainbow glass statue of a horseman from the Presbyterate."'' | ||
''"The Foreign Office occupies two of the larger minarets and a copper pagoda in Wilmot's End. Wipe your feet."'' | ''"The Foreign Office occupies two of the larger minarets and a copper pagoda in Wilmot's End. Wipe your feet."''</blockquote>'''Wilmot's End''' is a hidden area of Tyrant's Gardens, located near [[Veilgarden]], and is the true base of the [[The Great Game|Great Game]]. It also happens to be the location of [[London]]'s [[Foreign Office]]. | ||
== Historical Inspirations == | |||
Seeing as the Foreign Office is located in a pagoda, it may be conjectured that Wilmot's End is a quiet corner of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kew_Gardens Kew Gardens], which may have been combined with other nearby parks during the chaos of the Fall. | |||
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"This is Wilmot's End! Whispered about in the stories of the Great Game. It's where the serious business of London's spycraft happens, if the stories are to be believed. ... It's studded with monuments and statuary from outside London. Gifts from foreign powers, for the most part. Here is a bulb-tipped brass minaret from the Iron Republic. There is a rainbow glass statue of a horseman from the Presbyterate."
"The Foreign Office occupies two of the larger minarets and a copper pagoda in Wilmot's End. Wipe your feet."
Wilmot's End is a hidden area of Tyrant's Gardens, located near Veilgarden, and is the true base of the Great Game. It also happens to be the location of London's Foreign Office.
Historical Inspirations[edit]
Seeing as the Foreign Office is located in a pagoda, it may be conjectured that Wilmot's End is a quiet corner of Kew Gardens, which may have been combined with other nearby parks during the chaos of the Fall.
