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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 5157290" data-attributes="member: 12460">Yes, Rathan, you do have a picture of the Silver Key of Portals. For all intents and purposes, it appears to be a very simple looking key made of silver. FYI, you don't really know where it might be.[sblock=Rathan]Though you have it on (dubious) authority that the Circle of the Eight is in possession of the key, that really doesn't imply any association with the Guild of Wizardry. While some of it's members may also be part of the Guild of Wizardry, such facts are matters of speculation because of the Circle of Eight's secretive nature. No one is even certain of the identity of it's current members beyond that of it's founder, Mordenkainen. However, it is widely speculated that Jallarzi Sallavarian, one of Greyhawk's most notable mages, is a member. She, at least, is a prominent member of the Guild of Wizardry (and some even think she is involved in a dalliance with the guild's master, but that's all hearsay). No one knows where the organization's headquarters is located, if it even has one, although Mordenkainen is rumored to have a citadel somewhere in the peaks of the Yatil Mountains far to the west. All of this is common knowledge to you only because of your high ranks in Knowledge (arcana). Your average neophyte adventurer would be lucky to know the organization even exists.And actual artifacts like the Silver Key of Portals, would NEVER be on public display. Replicas perhaps, but never the actual item. Such items are usually found locked away inside the vaults of the world's most notable heroes or (more often) buried within the abyss of some wretched dungeon and guarded by a terrible monster and diabolical traps.[/sblock]Perhaps I should have qualified my allowance of the ancestral relic feat a bit. You can use the feat to enhance your ancestral relic with any ability that you would normally have access to. That means anything in the DMG or stuff you picked with your MIC list. So you could add holy to your weapon (provided you are of the appropriate level), but since I don't recall everbright being on your <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/5060981-post122.html" target="_blank">access list</a>, that one is off-limits, at least for now. Maybe after you bring the journals to Mellary she can do something about that (as that certainly won't be the end of the adventure).</blockquote>

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