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<blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 3319228" data-attributes="member: 11146">The wand is quite long for an instrument of its type.&nbsp; Fully 14 inches in length, the wand is crafted of smooth lusterless black metal.&nbsp; Wyleck, who had already seen the wand back in the Cockatrice before all the abyss broke loose, grunts in recognition.&nbsp; Rowan tosses the wand back and forth a time or two, long enough to realize that the thing isn't nearly as long as the eye would impart.&nbsp; The wand only seems to be over a foot long, when in fact it looks as if someone has affixed a ten inch piece of ebony to the end of a four inch piece of matte black metal.Rolled a 1 on the Spellcraft.&nbsp; Yowza.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" />&nbsp; The Know (arc) went a little better.&nbsp; I bought new dice last night, sorry.Rowan has a look at the seam where the ten inch length of ebony is affixed to the four inch bit of metal.&nbsp; While unsure what magical power this &quot;wand&quot; might have, Rowan remembers a book from his master's shelves on the history of House Edain.&nbsp; One of the Old Kings from that now deceased line was said to have a wand of healing that was used after the Battle of Lucmyd to heal both his own Guard and the entire regiment assigned to protect the hamlet of Lucie-by-the-Sky on the eastern sea.&nbsp; This wand bears a remarkable resemblance to the one held by the Old King in an illustration inside one of Rowan's former master's book.&nbsp; History, however, is often overly kind to the great kings of ages past, and certainly Michel Edain would have been no exception.&nbsp; The party passed a statue of him on their way to the citadel grounds just this morning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CanadienneBacon, post: 3319228, member: 11146"] The wand is quite long for an instrument of its type. Fully 14 inches in length, the wand is crafted of smooth lusterless black metal. Wyleck, who had already seen the wand back in the Cockatrice before all the abyss broke loose, grunts in recognition. Rowan tosses the wand back and forth a time or two, long enough to realize that the thing isn't nearly as long as the eye would impart. The wand only [i]seems[/i] to be over a foot long, when in fact it looks as if someone has affixed a ten inch piece of ebony to the end of a four inch piece of matte black metal. [color=red]Rolled a 1 on the Spellcraft. Yowza. :p The Know (arc) went a little better. I bought new dice last night, sorry.[/color] Rowan has a look at the seam where the ten inch length of ebony is affixed to the four inch bit of metal. While unsure what magical power this "wand" might have, Rowan remembers a book from his master's shelves on the history of House Edain. One of the Old Kings from that now deceased line was said to have a wand of healing that was used after the Battle of Lucmyd to heal both his own Guard and the entire regiment assigned to protect the hamlet of Lucie-by-the-Sky on the eastern sea. This wand bears a remarkable resemblance to the one held by the Old King in an illustration inside one of Rowan's former master's book. History, however, is often overly kind to the great kings of ages past, and certainly Michel Edain would have been no exception. The party passed a statue of him on their way to the citadel grounds just this morning. [/QUOTE]

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