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These murals are associated with the fifth period sultanate, and depict major events in the life of that [[sultan]]. They can be found within the {{favilink|Tomb of the Eaters}}. While some sultans can also generate with exterior mural variants outside the tomb in places such as {{favilink|Ezra}} or {{favilink|Omonporch}}, murals from the fifth period sultan do not ever appear in these places and can be found only inside the tomb. | |||
Each separate period of the sultanate has a unique mural color scheme that remains the same across playthroughs. | |||
== Description == | |||
The description for each mural is dynamically generated based on the [[sultan history|sultan's history]] and will begin with the phrase: ''The tomb mural depicts a significant event from the life of the ancient sultan, *SultanName*'', followed by a recounting of that history. Specifically, the "tomb inscription" variant of the sultan history event will be used in the mural's description. For example: | |||
{{qud quote|The tomb mural depicts a significant event from the life of the ancient sultan, Ushid II: | |||
Somewhere in Trash Autarchy of Mineshan, Ushid II had a dream that he was rolling six-sided dice. For the rest of Ushid II's life, he was obsessed with nine-sided dice.|noindent=true}} | |||
Ruined murals instead have a dynamically generated description that states: | |||
{{qud quote|The tomb mural depicts a significant event from the life of the ancient sultan *SultanName*, but it's no longer legible.|noindent=true}} | |||
Blank murals will have the default description noted at the top of this page. | |||