Endur
First Post
Lylamwyn (crystal ball Knowledge Arcana: 11+21=32) understands and explains to Lenya all of the ways that a Crystal Ball with ESP can be used to view others and read their surface thoughts. Lylamwyn also explains that powerful beings might resist or even have ways to attack someone viewing them or reading their mind.
Lylamwyn (orb of silvery death knowledge arcana 1+21=22, lore 14+6=20, knowledge religion 19+6=25, knowledge planes 16+18=34) isn't certain about the Orb of Silvery Death, a rounded silver skull with four small niches placed equidistant around the crown. He believes it is an artifact created by the cultists of Elemental Evil. When Elmo, Otto, and Canoness Y'Dey fought against the original Temple of Elemental Evil, one of the artifacts utilized by the Temple was the Orb of Golden Death. This Orb of Silvery Death seems similar to the Orb of Golden Death. Lenya and Lylamwyn discover that the Orb of Silvery Death gives its bearer the powers at will of discern lies, detect good, detect evil, cause fear, and poison. Lylamwyn knows that the Orb of Golden Death prevented evil cultists (and even the dieties and demon lords that supported the cult) from affecting the orb bearer with their spells; it is possible that the silver orb might be similar. Likewise, the Golden orb allowed the bearer to charm and command evil creatures; the silver orb might have a similar power. Additional powers were granted when one of the elemental gems was placed in the skull. Lastly Lylamwyn knows that the golden orb could corrupt someone that used its magical powers, turning that person into a cultist of evil over time.
Lylamwyn (Fragarach knowledge arcana 16+21=37, lore 9+6=15, knowledge religion 11+6=17, knowledge planes 6+18=24) explains to Torn that Fragarach is a powerful artifact and the original Sword of Answering. It was originally fashioned for a demigod from another plane and eventually passed into the Oerth when the Gods of Good gave it to Prince Thrommel to oppose the Temple of Elemental Evil. Although the bearer of the sword is somewhat slower in swinging the hefty broadsword, the swordbearer never misses those who attacked the swordbearer first. How the cultists obtained the Sword and what happened to Prince Thrommel is a mystery.
Lylamwyn (Talisman of Pure Good knowledge arcana 11+21=32, lore 20+6=26, knowledge religion 9+6=15, knowledge planes 9+18=27) explains to Belaver that the Talisman of Pure Good is an item of extreme potence that a divine spellcaster who is pure good can use to open up a crack in the earth below a divine spellcaster that is utterly evil and banish that evil spellcaster forever. Depending on how pure in thought the good spellcaster is, the enchantment may be unresistable by the evil spellcaster.
Lylamwyn (Deck of Many Things knowledge arcana 10+21=31, lore 12+6=18, knowledge religion 15+6=21, knowledge planes 18+18=36) explains to Kerwyn that the Deck of Many Things allows someone to draw between one and four cards once. Several people can draw from a deck with 1 to 4 cards each, but each person only get one draw. Each card might confer a benefit or an awful fate upon the drawer.
Lylamwyn (orb of silvery death knowledge arcana 1+21=22, lore 14+6=20, knowledge religion 19+6=25, knowledge planes 16+18=34) isn't certain about the Orb of Silvery Death, a rounded silver skull with four small niches placed equidistant around the crown. He believes it is an artifact created by the cultists of Elemental Evil. When Elmo, Otto, and Canoness Y'Dey fought against the original Temple of Elemental Evil, one of the artifacts utilized by the Temple was the Orb of Golden Death. This Orb of Silvery Death seems similar to the Orb of Golden Death. Lenya and Lylamwyn discover that the Orb of Silvery Death gives its bearer the powers at will of discern lies, detect good, detect evil, cause fear, and poison. Lylamwyn knows that the Orb of Golden Death prevented evil cultists (and even the dieties and demon lords that supported the cult) from affecting the orb bearer with their spells; it is possible that the silver orb might be similar. Likewise, the Golden orb allowed the bearer to charm and command evil creatures; the silver orb might have a similar power. Additional powers were granted when one of the elemental gems was placed in the skull. Lastly Lylamwyn knows that the golden orb could corrupt someone that used its magical powers, turning that person into a cultist of evil over time.
Lylamwyn (Fragarach knowledge arcana 16+21=37, lore 9+6=15, knowledge religion 11+6=17, knowledge planes 6+18=24) explains to Torn that Fragarach is a powerful artifact and the original Sword of Answering. It was originally fashioned for a demigod from another plane and eventually passed into the Oerth when the Gods of Good gave it to Prince Thrommel to oppose the Temple of Elemental Evil. Although the bearer of the sword is somewhat slower in swinging the hefty broadsword, the swordbearer never misses those who attacked the swordbearer first. How the cultists obtained the Sword and what happened to Prince Thrommel is a mystery.
Lylamwyn (Talisman of Pure Good knowledge arcana 11+21=32, lore 20+6=26, knowledge religion 9+6=15, knowledge planes 9+18=27) explains to Belaver that the Talisman of Pure Good is an item of extreme potence that a divine spellcaster who is pure good can use to open up a crack in the earth below a divine spellcaster that is utterly evil and banish that evil spellcaster forever. Depending on how pure in thought the good spellcaster is, the enchantment may be unresistable by the evil spellcaster.
Lylamwyn (Deck of Many Things knowledge arcana 10+21=31, lore 12+6=18, knowledge religion 15+6=21, knowledge planes 18+18=36) explains to Kerwyn that the Deck of Many Things allows someone to draw between one and four cards once. Several people can draw from a deck with 1 to 4 cards each, but each person only get one draw. Each card might confer a benefit or an awful fate upon the drawer.