Soneillon. Part 1 (Updated 6/15)
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Olive
Explorer
Talix said:I can't wait to see Eadric's new class reflected here - what choices he makes when, and how it shows up in the story.
Not to mention Mostin's new class: http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=51212
From that link:
Sepulchrave II said:
did I miss something? has Mostin actually visited the Far Realm?
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Olive
Explorer
Here's what I found...
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He fidgeted, paced, brooded, and sighed. He spent an hour consulting his books.
Outside – ‘Uzzhin,’ or the ‘Far Realm.’ How did one get there? Cryptic references led him to believe that Plane Shift was an ineffectual method of transportation. It was beyond the power of the spell.
Is a Gate possible? He wondered. Or is it too dangerous to attempt? Is it really a place at all, or simply a state of being – although that argument was unsustainable. After all, what were any of the Planes, if they were not ‘states of being?’
The atemporal nature of the place caused conundrums to appear in the Alienist’s mind. If, by some means, he could come there, he could spend an infinity there, and, upon returning to the Prime, would still arrive at exactly the same time that he departed.
And would the aggressive, insanity-provoking nature of the place affect him? He was, after all, an Alienist. He had transcended his physical form, and was privy to secrets which few had ever gained. Secrets which could not be apprehended by a mind limited by conventional rational thought. Would the place embrace him, or extinguish his consciousness?
He needed answers.
Nervously, he opened a Gate.
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and
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Jovol screwed up his wizened and tattooed face as he attempted to interpret the web of possibilities. The deviation in the main arc remained minimal, and events seemed to be propelling it inexorably towards the asymptote – still twelve days away.
He inspected the Graz’zt mote, which had become more conspicuous in the past few days. Rintrah had been correct in his appraisal of the Demon Prince’s involvement. The agency of both Kothchori and Rimilin, although possessing no mutual vibration – save that offered by the succubi – appeared to possess catenaries which fed directly into the nodality itself. The wizard hypothetically advanced the web over the next few days, and watched the motes blur as probabilities parted and coalesced. As the asymptote began to manifest in the model, tendrils snapped and, as if from nowhere, bright points of light, burning like magnesium, flashed across his view: Gates opening to various other worlds.
Shomei had already opened two to Hell, Mostin one to the Far Realms. Rimilin had compacted with a Balor, and looked set to bring three more onto the Prime at Graz’zt’s instruction – assuming that events followed the most likely course of action. Mesikämmi worried him with her primeval spirits. And Kothchori was another concern – his flux was unstable and could swing either way.
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Both of these are from a slightly out of date word doc of the compiled story hour, but i certainly don't remember anything too recent...
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He fidgeted, paced, brooded, and sighed. He spent an hour consulting his books.
Outside – ‘Uzzhin,’ or the ‘Far Realm.’ How did one get there? Cryptic references led him to believe that Plane Shift was an ineffectual method of transportation. It was beyond the power of the spell.
Is a Gate possible? He wondered. Or is it too dangerous to attempt? Is it really a place at all, or simply a state of being – although that argument was unsustainable. After all, what were any of the Planes, if they were not ‘states of being?’
The atemporal nature of the place caused conundrums to appear in the Alienist’s mind. If, by some means, he could come there, he could spend an infinity there, and, upon returning to the Prime, would still arrive at exactly the same time that he departed.
And would the aggressive, insanity-provoking nature of the place affect him? He was, after all, an Alienist. He had transcended his physical form, and was privy to secrets which few had ever gained. Secrets which could not be apprehended by a mind limited by conventional rational thought. Would the place embrace him, or extinguish his consciousness?
He needed answers.
Nervously, he opened a Gate.
---------------
and
---------------
Jovol screwed up his wizened and tattooed face as he attempted to interpret the web of possibilities. The deviation in the main arc remained minimal, and events seemed to be propelling it inexorably towards the asymptote – still twelve days away.
He inspected the Graz’zt mote, which had become more conspicuous in the past few days. Rintrah had been correct in his appraisal of the Demon Prince’s involvement. The agency of both Kothchori and Rimilin, although possessing no mutual vibration – save that offered by the succubi – appeared to possess catenaries which fed directly into the nodality itself. The wizard hypothetically advanced the web over the next few days, and watched the motes blur as probabilities parted and coalesced. As the asymptote began to manifest in the model, tendrils snapped and, as if from nowhere, bright points of light, burning like magnesium, flashed across his view: Gates opening to various other worlds.
Shomei had already opened two to Hell, Mostin one to the Far Realms. Rimilin had compacted with a Balor, and looked set to bring three more onto the Prime at Graz’zt’s instruction – assuming that events followed the most likely course of action. Mesikämmi worried him with her primeval spirits. And Kothchori was another concern – his flux was unstable and could swing either way.
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Both of these are from a slightly out of date word doc of the compiled story hour, but i certainly don't remember anything too recent...
the Jester
Legend
Good God, man!
I just finished reading your Wyre threads up to now- and I have to say, I am amazed at your skill at writing, the depth of your campaign, and the quality of your players!
Add me to the (LONG) list of big-time Wyre fans, and don't stop any time soon!
I just finished reading your Wyre threads up to now- and I have to say, I am amazed at your skill at writing, the depth of your campaign, and the quality of your players!
Add me to the (LONG) list of big-time Wyre fans, and don't stop any time soon!
Cheiromancer
Adventurer
I think it is time for an update.
Jackylhunter
First Post
Oh man, Oh man, Oh man,
I just finished the whole thing, I know you all have said it before, but WOW! Great stuff Sep, you and your players ROCK!
I only stumbled across these stories a few weeks ago, I was searching other boards for info on Druids (i'm playing one for the first time now) and I found the story of Nwm decimating the Curia Army, I was blown away, what great writing.
If you make a book outta this, I'll be first in line to buy...=)
Cheers,
Jackylhunter
PS I hate to bug anyone, but I'd love a copy of the word doc, if anyone still has one. I think Lela or Grodog had a package with the character info and the map, that would be lovely, if it's still available.
Mailto: mludwig_01@sbcglobal.net
Thanks all.
I just finished the whole thing, I know you all have said it before, but WOW! Great stuff Sep, you and your players ROCK!
I only stumbled across these stories a few weeks ago, I was searching other boards for info on Druids (i'm playing one for the first time now) and I found the story of Nwm decimating the Curia Army, I was blown away, what great writing.
If you make a book outta this, I'll be first in line to buy...=)
Cheers,
Jackylhunter
PS I hate to bug anyone, but I'd love a copy of the word doc, if anyone still has one. I think Lela or Grodog had a package with the character info and the map, that would be lovely, if it's still available.
Mailto: mludwig_01@sbcglobal.net
Thanks all.
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