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The '''Ancients''' were mystical beings in [[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure]] who created the [[Core of Light]]. It was said that the Ancients "were wise beyond imagination, but lazy beyond measure", a quote from the Book of Paper. The book further notes the Ancients designed amazing technology and built many incredible machines. But long naps often took priority. They claimed the naps were a necessary part of the creative process and that personal hygiene was a mere distraction. | The '''Ancients''' were mystical beings in [[Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure]] who created the [[Core of Light]]. It was said that the Ancients "were wise beyond imagination, but lazy beyond measure", a quote from the Book of Paper. The book further notes the Ancients designed amazing technology and built many incredible machines. But long naps often took priority. They claimed the naps were a necessary part of the creative process and that personal hygiene was a mere distraction. | ||
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Revision as of 05:32, June 9, 2012
Template:SpyroWikia Template:Infobox The Ancients were mystical beings in Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure who created the Core of Light. It was said that the Ancients "were wise beyond imagination, but lazy beyond measure", a quote from the Book of Paper. The book further notes the Ancients designed amazing technology and built many incredible machines. But long naps often took priority. They claimed the naps were a necessary part of the creative process and that personal hygiene was a mere distraction.
