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A [[wikipedia:pyramidion|pyramidion]] is the capstone of a pyramid. In the real world, they are generally not large enough to contain entire rooms, but then again you don't see pyramids that house entire temple complexes either. So, you know, close enough. Plus it sounds cool. [[User:Mordikai wartwunson|Mordikai wartwunson]] ([[User talk:Mordikai wartwunson|talk]]) 17:34, June 7, 2014 (UTC) |
A [[wikipedia:pyramidion|pyramidion]] is the capstone of a pyramid. In the real world, they are generally not large enough to contain entire rooms, but then again you don't see pyramids that house entire temple complexes either. So, you know, close enough. Plus it sounds cool. [[User:Mordikai wartwunson|Mordikai wartwunson]] ([[User talk:Mordikai wartwunson|talk]]) 17:34, June 7, 2014 (UTC) |
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A pyramidion is the capstone of a pyramid. In the real world, they are generally not large enough to contain entire rooms, but then again you don't see pyramids that house entire temple complexes either. So, you know, close enough. Plus it sounds cool. Mordikai wartwunson (talk) 17:34, June 7, 2014 (UTC)
I think it could be renamed to "Lovecraft's Room", since the coordinates are "lcr" and the author of the text in that disk is him.
- -- FedericoF talk contribuctions twitter 17:58, June 7, 2014 (UTC)