Landmark
Landmark noun - A point in a chain of events at which an important change (as in one's fortunes) occurs.
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- Aeschylus, regarded as the father of dramatic tragedy, is known to have written seventy plays; today, we possess only six or seven (a landmark study by Mark Griffith in 1977 has left the authorship of Prometheus Bound in doubt).
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Even worse, due to a bug(?), the instant you mark the landmark, you must use the search command and immediately loot the sword, or it vanishes for good.
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