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Exodus by Helen Garriott
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This in-game portrait item was created as a tribute to Richard Garriott's late mother and literally the mother of Ultima - Helen Garriott:
Helen not only inspired the creative role-playing & world building that led directly to its creation, but also drew the first cover of Akalabeth, which many consider Ultima 0. When her sons Robert & Richard formed Origin, she became Origin's first Art Director. She manually laid out all of the early manuals, having drawn many of the illustrations found within, and also created the map for Ultima III. This painting was Helen's initial proposal for the cover of Ultima III: Exodus. While Denis Loubet executed what would become the final version, this image remains the foundation and inspiration for the cover art of Origin's first game.
Helen was also an investor in Origin. Using funds acquired from that investment, she envisioned and created Leonardo's Discovery Warehouse in the community of Enid Oklahoma, where she grew up. She believed that inspiring children in art and science was supremely important.
Charity Purchase
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| Name: | Exodus by Helen Garriott - Children & Family Charities (digital) |
| Price: | $15"$" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 15. |
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You can help support the development of Shroud of the Avatar and help a charity by purchasing this in-game item as a digital add-on in the Make a Difference Store. Portalarium will donate 50% of its share of the purchase price to the designated charity.
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(NOTE: You will need a Property to place this item in-game.)
Leonardo's stands as a monument to her vision and the way she lived her life, and is accepting donations in Helen's memory. A portion of the proceeds of the sale of this digital item will go to Leonardo's:
- "...I share the hope that through the vehicle of an arts and sciences center (Leonardo's Discovery Warehouse) we can excite both the excellent student and the struggling or unmotivated student in the adventure of discovery, raise self esteem and turn them on to the fun of a productive life." - Helen Garriott