And I'm saying we must also keep our options open because relying on a single thing is not enough.

Memory holds onto something tangible better, something that can be held, because the feeling of it lingers. And memory is one of the most reliable ways of believing yourself anchored to a place. [Which says a lot about Ithaqua and how he feels about his forest.] Items, people jog memory better than a word.

In any case, I have made my point.

Questions for G'raha and Tatara?