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<blockquote data-quote="NeuroZombie" data-source="post: 1721954" data-attributes="member: 2146">The Eye of Ral&nbsp; &nbsp; The Eye of Ral is a portion of the asteroid belt known as the Gods-Form, an unusual galactic location that seems to have once been a system of planets around a dead sun. The belt is unusual in that upon various hunks of rock that still orbit around the sun, a star that paraphysicists call the Lonesome God, are engraved with symbols of religious value to almost all of the known sentient races in the universe, and many races heretofore unknown.&nbsp; &nbsp;The Eye of Ral is one such asteroid. The Eye is simply a ring of stone and metals that is empty in the center, shaped very much like its namesake. Ral, the patron god of the Devinisharr, is a god of vision and the sense and it is said that he can peer into the All Worlds, a dimension of portals and pathways. &nbsp; &nbsp;Of course no one who actually has heard of the Eye of Ral believe in that nonsense, but still... something primal keeps most away from the Eye's ever vigilant gaze....&nbsp; &nbsp; NEXT:&nbsp; Jacobson's Folly</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NeuroZombie, post: 1721954, member: 2146"] [b]The Eye of Ral [/b]The Eye of Ral is a portion of the asteroid belt known as the Gods-Form, an unusual galactic location that seems to have once been a system of planets around a dead sun. The belt is unusual in that upon various hunks of rock that still orbit around the sun, a star that paraphysicists call the Lonesome God, are engraved with symbols of religious value to almost all of the known sentient races in the universe, and many races heretofore unknown. The Eye of Ral is one such asteroid. The Eye is simply a ring of stone and metals that is empty in the center, shaped very much like its namesake. Ral, the patron god of the Devinisharr, is a god of vision and the sense and it is said that he can peer into the All Worlds, a dimension of portals and pathways. Of course no one who actually has heard of the Eye of Ral believe in that nonsense, but still... something primal keeps most away from the Eye's ever vigilant gaze.... [b]NEXT: Jacobson's Folly[/b] [/QUOTE]

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