D'ni Restoration Council

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The D'ni Restoration Council (DRC) is a group of people who assert responsibility for, and authority over, restoring D'ni and its Ages. The DRC consists of archaeologists and other researchers, and also occasionally contracts third parties. The DRC has currently ceased its operations due to lack of funding, a problem it has faced in the past.

List of DRC members

List of DRC contractors

The headquarters are located in Carlsbad, New Mexico, not far from the D'ni caverns. (Google Maps map; Yahoo! Local Maps map)

Contents

[edit] Restoration

Restoration, the DRC's main task, consists of five phases which incrementally document the progress of making an Age suitable for general access again.

[edit] Safety controversy

The DRC claims that the restoration process is very prone to safety problems, and must thus be slowed down do a point where accidents can be minimized. Many consider this policy unreasonable, and some theorize a conspiracy on the DRC's part to monopolize access to areas.

As a result, various explorers frequently attempt to break traffic cones and down barriers installed by the DRC.

In general, while DRC members have certainly done a sizable amount of research, their authority is highly questionable. They are unrelated to the D'ni, and, until the discovery of Esher, had no actual conversations with surviving D'ni people.

[edit] Explorer communication

The DRC is frequently criticized for its limited communication with explorers. That said, they do send out broadcast KI messages, albeit irregularly. DPWR has an archive of all messages since late 2006.

[edit] Uru

The following section is written from an OOC point of view. Events and elements surrounding the Myst Universe are regarded as fictional.

The DRC primarily plays a role in Uru. Many journals from DRC members and contractors can be found, and a lot of areas were sealed off by them. In Uru Live, the DRC even appear as avatars that make announcements and can be interacted with.

In reality, the journals are written, the barriers set up and the characters acted by Cyan employees.

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