Eari Stones - Revision history

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2025-05-26T22:21:39Z

Other Magic

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	Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.		Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.

	If a magical object was detected by the wraighs, arrangements ~~were made~~ and the relics collected. ~~These were then~~ locked away inside a vault at [[Castle Lakenbrad]] until everything was relocated to what is now known as the [[Vault of Wonders]] as a result of the [[Time of Decay]].		If a magical object was detected by the wraighs, Tal Calar made arrangements and the relics would be collected. An attempt would be made to activate an artifact so that the magic could be drained. Those that could not be activated would be locked away inside a vault at [[Castle Lakenbrad]] until everything was relocated to what is now known as the [[Vault of Wonders]] as a result of the [[Time of Decay]].

	===Moontreaders===		===Moontreaders===

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Other Magic

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	Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.		Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.

	If a magical object was detected by the wraighs, arrangements were made and the relics collected. These were then locked away inside a vault at [[Castle Lakenbrad]] until everything was relocated to what is now known as the [[Vault of Wonders]].		If a magical object was detected by the wraighs, arrangements were made and the relics collected. These were then locked away inside a vault at [[Castle Lakenbrad]] until everything was relocated to what is now known as the [[Vault of Wonders]] as a result of the [[Time of Decay]].

	===Moontreaders===		===Moontreaders===

Castus: /* Other Magic */

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Other Magic

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	Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.		Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.

	If a magical object was detected by the wraighs, arrangements were made and the relics collected. These were then locked away inside a vault.		If a magical object was detected by the wraighs, arrangements were made and the relics collected. These were then locked away inside a vault at [[Castle Lakenbrad]] until everything was relocated to what is now known as the [[Vault of Wonders]].

	===Moontreaders===		===Moontreaders===

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	The Stones worked by latching onto magical energy expended by sorcerers or ambient energy. This is why [[wraighs]] were used in conjunction with the stones. These creatures served two purposes; one was to sniff out any being with a high level of [[fex]]. The other was to attack the target, effectively making them "bleed" magic so that the stone could begin extracting it, killing the target.		The Stones worked by latching onto magical energy expended by sorcerers or ambient energy. This is why [[wraighs]] were used in conjunction with the stones. These creatures served two purposes; one was to sniff out any being with a high level of [[fex]]. The other was to attack the target, effectively making them "bleed" magic so that the stone could begin extracting it, killing the target.

	==Other Magic==		==Limitations==

			===Plantlife===
			The Stones, by nature, would soak any magical energy that was in uncontained. While they could absorb this from magical plants, the plants would have to be destroyed first. In this case, the limitation wasn't from the stones themselves, but in the detection process. Wraighs, for reasons unknown, would not attack inanimate objects. Because destroying these was not part of the mission, plants were left alone.

			===Other Magic===
	Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.		Certain items, such as enchanted objects, could not be leeched by the stones unless they were first activated, releasing the magical energy. As long as these objects remained intact, they could be placed and used, such as for temporary protection. This fact was most famously employed by King [[Wulgár]] of [[Maldenon]] during the construction of the massive [[Wulgár's Maze\|multilevel labyrinths]] beneath the [[Hall of Deranon]]. He ordered scholars to transport rune-laden stonework to offer an additional layer of protection to the project.

	==Moontreaders==		If a magical object was detected by the wraighs, arrangements were made and the relics collected. These were then locked away inside a vault.

			===Moontreaders===
	The Eari Stones can only access magical energy in the [[Material Lay]]. Because of this, the elves which had the ability to access the [[Moon Lay]], who were known as [[Moontreaders]], tried to escape there to avoid the Purge. These treaders stayed too long in that plane and became trapped there, unable to return to the Material world except as [[Nightwraith\|Nightwraiths]]. This was leveraged in the standoff with Atury, who used two nightwraiths to steal the inar stone while he opened the gateway from within a cavern to avoid detection.		The Eari Stones can only access magical energy in the [[Material Lay]]. Because of this, the elves which had the ability to access the [[Moon Lay]], who were known as [[Moontreaders]], tried to escape there to avoid the Purge. These treaders stayed too long in that plane and became trapped there, unable to return to the Material world except as [[Nightwraith\|Nightwraiths]]. This was leveraged in the standoff with Atury, who used two nightwraiths to steal the inar stone while he opened the gateway from within a cavern to avoid detection.

Castus: /* Creation */

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Creation

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	==Creation==		==Creation==
	They came into being following the [[Meralian Accord]] when the rulers decided to embark upon the [[Great Purge]], which was a collaborative effort to rid the world of magic altogether during the time of the [[Befores]]. The entire [[Last of the Eari\|remaining spellcasters]] of the [[Eari]] sacrificed themselves to create the stones, which were then used to hunt down all remaining magic users. There were 8 stones crafted, one to represent each of the sentient races in existence at the time. The eight races:		They came into being following the [[Meralian Accord]] when the rulers decided to embark upon the [[Great Purge]], which was a collaborative effort to rid the world of magic altogether during the time of the [[Befores]]. The entire [[Last of the Eari\|remaining spellcasters]] of the [[Eari]] sacrificed themselves to create (obtain and demonstrate) the stones, which were then used to hunt down all remaining magic users. There were 8 stones crafted, one to represent each of the sentient races in existence at the time. The eight races:
	*[[attawa]]		*[[attawa]]
	*[[drendivar]] - dwarves		*[[drendivar]] - dwarves

Castus at 00:46, 5 August 2023

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			[[File:Tal_Calar.png\|right\|thumb\|a Tal Calar keeper]]
	The '''Eari Stones''' are magical "eggs" which absorb and trap magical energy. The artifacts were made from a powerful substance called [[demon glass]], which comes from the scorched blood of the great cosmic [[vorwyrm]] [[Dekilia]].		The '''Eari Stones''' are magical "eggs" which absorb and trap magical energy. The artifacts were made from a powerful substance called [[demon glass]], which comes from the scorched blood of the great cosmic [[vorwyrm]] [[Dekilia]].

Castus: /* Moontreaders */

2023-06-24T09:50:52Z

Moontreaders

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	==Moontreaders==		==Moontreaders==
	The Eari Stones can only access magical energy in the [[Material Lay]]. Because of this, the elves which had the ability to access the [[Moon Lay]], who were known as [[Moontreaders]], tried to escape there to avoid the Purge. These treaders stayed too long in that plane and became trapped there, unable to return to the Material world except as [[Nightwraith\|Nightwraiths]].		The Eari Stones can only access magical energy in the [[Material Lay]]. Because of this, the elves which had the ability to access the [[Moon Lay]], who were known as [[Moontreaders]], tried to escape there to avoid the Purge. These treaders stayed too long in that plane and became trapped there, unable to return to the Material world except as [[Nightwraith\|Nightwraiths]]. This was leveraged in the standoff with Atury, who used two nightwraiths to steal the inar stone while he opened the gateway from within a cavern to avoid detection.

	[[Category:Canon]]		[[Category:Canon]]

Castus: /* The Stones */

2023-06-24T09:45:52Z

The Stones

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	*[[Meninar-stone]] - given to the humans, used against [[Atury]]; lost within the [[Vault of Wonders]] at the [[Shrine of Tesh by Saent Dothen]]		*[[Meninar-stone]] - given to the humans, used against [[Atury]]; lost within the [[Vault of Wonders]] at the [[Shrine of Tesh by Saent Dothen]]
	*[[Helimer-stone]] - given to the dwarfs and kept in [[Krenvia]]		*[[Helimer-stone]] - given to the dwarfs and kept in [[Krenvia]]
	*[[Man-stone]] - housed in [[Gadonia]] and stolen by the [[Meninar]]		*[[Man-stone]] - housed in [[Gadonia]] and stolen by the [[Meninar]]; located on Vir

	===Kobuka's Egg===		===Kobuka's Egg===

Castus: /* The Stones */

2023-06-24T09:44:26Z

The Stones

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	*[[Attawa-stone]] - taken to [[Morin]]		*[[Attawa-stone]] - taken to [[Morin]]
	*[[Jrel-stone]] - housed in [[Gell]]		*[[Jrel-stone]] - housed in [[Gell]]
	*[[Inar-stone]] - given to the humans and kept in [[Meralia]]		*[[Inar-stone]] - given to the humans and to be kept in [[Meralia]], this stone was somehow stolen by Atury
	*[[Meninar-stone]] - given to the humans, used against [[Atury]]; lost within the [[Vault of Wonders]] at the [[Shrine of Tesh by Saent Dothen]]		*[[Meninar-stone]] - given to the humans, used against [[Atury]]; lost within the [[Vault of Wonders]] at the [[Shrine of Tesh by Saent Dothen]]
	*[[Helimer-stone]] - given to the dwarfs and kept in [[Krenvia]]		*[[Helimer-stone]] - given to the dwarfs and kept in [[Krenvia]]

Castus: /* Creation */

2022-09-02T05:17:55Z

Creation

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	They came into being following the [[Meralian Accord]] when the rulers decided to embark upon the [[Great Purge]], which was a collaborative effort to rid the world of magic altogether during the time of the [[Befores]]. The entire [[Last of the Eari\|remaining spellcasters]] of the [[Eari]] sacrificed themselves to create the stones, which were then used to hunt down all remaining magic users. There were 8 stones crafted, one to represent each of the sentient races in existence at the time. The eight races:		They came into being following the [[Meralian Accord]] when the rulers decided to embark upon the [[Great Purge]], which was a collaborative effort to rid the world of magic altogether during the time of the [[Befores]]. The entire [[Last of the Eari\|remaining spellcasters]] of the [[Eari]] sacrificed themselves to create the stones, which were then used to hunt down all remaining magic users. There were 8 stones crafted, one to represent each of the sentient races in existence at the time. The eight races:
	*[[attawa]]		*[[attawa]]
	*[[~~dwarfs~~]]		*[[drendivar]] - dwarves
	*[[helimer]] - merfolk		*[[helimer]] - merfolk
	*[[humans]]		*[[humans]]