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| − | A novelty wooden key through which Mistlav Greywood channeled mystical energies to lock Lerin Orat in a parallel dimension, thus leaving it imbued with portal magic. After the portal it was holding closed collapsed, the key's magics reversed, giving it the power | + | A novelty wooden key through which Mistlav Greywood channeled mystical energies to lock Lerin Orat in a parallel dimension, thus leaving it imbued with portal magic. After the portal it was holding closed collapsed, the key's magics reversed, giving it the power create new portals. |
After the defeat of Mistlav and Lerin, this artifact was recovered from Silassa mere minutes before one of her couriers would have snuck it out of the region. [[Legion]] and [[Erzoth]] disagreed about the dispensation of the artifact; in the end it was bequeathed to [[Sir Byron]] to hold. | After the defeat of Mistlav and Lerin, this artifact was recovered from Silassa mere minutes before one of her couriers would have snuck it out of the region. [[Legion]] and [[Erzoth]] disagreed about the dispensation of the artifact; in the end it was bequeathed to [[Sir Byron]] to hold. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:42, 10 September 2016
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| Owner | Sir Byron}} |
| Creator | Summer Campout #3 (2015)}} |
| Powers | Cast "passwall" once per day}} |
A novelty wooden key through which Mistlav Greywood channeled mystical energies to lock Lerin Orat in a parallel dimension, thus leaving it imbued with portal magic. After the portal it was holding closed collapsed, the key's magics reversed, giving it the power create new portals.
After the defeat of Mistlav and Lerin, this artifact was recovered from Silassa mere minutes before one of her couriers would have snuck it out of the region. Legion and Erzoth disagreed about the dispensation of the artifact; in the end it was bequeathed to Sir Byron to hold.