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	Also known as the Sepexilium (elvish for "the seven banished"), this group of mysterious beings comprises seven individuals, each having the ability to "mark" people, conferring strange abilities. As ~~Far~~ as we know, these are ancient beings that may predate gods to some degree. They have been depicted in visions as being those responsible of growing the jungles of Amusa, working together ~~to some degree in order~~ to hide themselves within the wilds.		Also known as the Sepexilium (elvish for "the seven banished"), this group of mysterious beings comprises seven individuals, each having the ability to "mark" people, conferring strange abilities. As far as we know, these are ancient beings that may predate gods to some degree. They have been depicted in visions as being those responsible of growing the jungles of Amusa, working together to hide themselves within the wilds.

⚫	Members of the [[Tempest Brothers Expeditionary Company]] learned about them during their time in Amusa in 893 PR. [[Lord Bellephon]] referenced the The Seven as his true patrons and the true embodiment of the wilds. Information from [[The Collector]] linked them to the gnolls and fungus demons against which the company had been fighting, and depictions of them ~~have~~ been seen within structures used by the gnolls. Lord Bellephon had notes that the Collector seemed to be ~~collecting~~ artifacts with specific ties to the Sepexilium.

		⚫	Members of the [[Tempest Brothers Expeditionary Company]] learned about them during their time in Amusa in 893 PR. [[Lord Bellephon]] referenced the The Seven as his true patrons and the true embodiment of the wilds. Information from [[The Collector]] linked them to the gnolls and fungus demons against which the company had been fighting, and depictions of them had been seen within structures used by the gnolls. Lord Bellephon had notes that the Collector seemed to be acquiring artifacts with specific ties to the Sepexilium.

	What little is known about the individual members of the group was largely gathered by [[Marion Ette]]. The following notes are sorted by ancient, and include known artifacts associated with those ancients, as listed below.		What little is known about the individual members of the group was largely gathered by [[Marion Ette]]. The following notes are sorted by ancient, and include known artifacts associated with those ancients, as listed below.

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	Many of the artifacts in the Collection tied to abyssal energies seem to be becoming restless, lashing out with some repeatedly breaking their binds, as the wedding grows closer.		Many of the artifacts in the Collection tied to abyssal energies seem to be becoming restless, lashing out with some repeatedly breaking their binds, as the wedding grows closer.
			[[File:Alquama.png\|right\|frameless\|300x300px]]

	== '''[[Alquama]] the Twilight Phoenix''' ==		== '''[[Alquama]] the Twilight Phoenix''' ==
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	Perhaps the Ember's Embrace suggests that the relic is a vessel for The Twilight Phoenix's power, or a test of endurance that challenges the observer's resilience and ability to withstand the destructive forces of the deity. Either way, this trial is bringing Marion closer to learning about the Seven.		Perhaps the Ember's Embrace suggests that the relic is a vessel for The Twilight Phoenix's power, or a test of endurance that challenges the observer's resilience and ability to withstand the destructive forces of the deity. Either way, this trial is bringing Marion closer to learning about the Seven.
			[[File:Leviathan.jpg\|right\|frameless]]

	== '''[[Leviathan]] the Endless Expanse''' ==		== '''[[Leviathan]] the Endless Expanse''' ==
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	The user remains in this trance-like state, seemingly unmoving, until an external force interrupts the writing process. It is as though the act of using the Abyssal Quill transports the writer into a realm beyond the ordinary, where the boundaries of space and time lose their meaning. According to Nassir, Marion had been sitting in place for only a moment before he approached them, although the dark expanse of ink on their notepad suggests they had been there much longer.		The user remains in this trance-like state, seemingly unmoving, until an external force interrupts the writing process. It is as though the act of using the Abyssal Quill transports the writer into a realm beyond the ordinary, where the boundaries of space and time lose their meaning. According to Nassir, Marion had been sitting in place for only a moment before he approached them, although the dark expanse of ink on their notepad suggests they had been there much longer.
			[[File:-ai-The Lord of the Beneath.jpg\|right\|frameless]]

	== '''[[Terragorath]] the Lord of the Beneath''' ==		== '''[[Terragorath]] the Lord of the Beneath''' ==
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	This artifact has been untested on ground that is solid, such as concrete or brick.		This artifact has been untested on ground that is solid, such as concrete or brick.
			[[File:Fenris Wolf.jpg\|right\|frameless]]

	== '''[[Fenris Wolf]] the God Ravager''' ==		== '''[[Fenris Wolf]] the God Ravager''' ==
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	However, the power of Ravager's Bane comes at a cost. The more destruction the wielder causes, the more they become entwined with the malevolent spirit residing within the weapon. Over time, the wielder may find themselves increasingly consumed by a desire for chaos and mayhem. It seems that to break free from the item's influence demands a profound act of redemption and self-control, seeing how it consumes the psyche.		However, the power of Ravager's Bane comes at a cost. The more destruction the wielder causes, the more they become entwined with the malevolent spirit residing within the weapon. Over time, the wielder may find themselves increasingly consumed by a desire for chaos and mayhem. It seems that to break free from the item's influence demands a profound act of redemption and self-control, seeing how it consumes the psyche.
			[[File:Gelada8.png\|right\|frameless]]

	== '''[[Velea]] the Mother of the Lost Parade''' ==		== '''[[Velea]] the Mother of the Lost Parade''' ==
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	The carved hands on the necklace, symbolizing the many arms of The Mother of the Lost Parade, seem to react to the whispers. They subtly shift and twitch in response to the ethereal voices, creating an unsettling yet mesmerizing dance of spectral appendages. The connection to the lost parade granted by the Echoing Parade is a double-edged sword. While the whispers offer potential insights and assistance, they also expose the wearer to the melancholy and sorrow of the departed. The emotional weight of the lost souls' tales can be overwhelming, testing the wearer's resilience and empathy.		The carved hands on the necklace, symbolizing the many arms of The Mother of the Lost Parade, seem to react to the whispers. They subtly shift and twitch in response to the ethereal voices, creating an unsettling yet mesmerizing dance of spectral appendages. The connection to the lost parade granted by the Echoing Parade is a double-edged sword. While the whispers offer potential insights and assistance, they also expose the wearer to the melancholy and sorrow of the departed. The emotional weight of the lost souls' tales can be overwhelming, testing the wearer's resilience and empathy.
			[[File:-ai-Silvoto.jpg\|right\|frameless]]

	== '''[[Silvoto]] the Great Reclaimer''' ==		== '''[[Silvoto]] the Great Reclaimer''' ==
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	==== Nassir's Axe ====		==== Nassir's Axe ====
	After fighting a large beast, Nassir claimed a vine-covered axe, which shifted, its vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm to form a bracer. He is able to summon the weapon at will and to deal more damage to his foes with it by harming himself. Since he began wearing this artifact — which may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body — a distant fire is ever-reflected in Nassir's eyes, and he has reported nightmares but hasn't spoken of them recently.		After fighting a large beast, Nassir claimed a vine-covered axe, which shifted, its vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm to form a bracer. He is able to summon the weapon at will and to deal more damage to his foes with it by harming himself. Since he began wearing this artifact — which may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body — a distant fire is ever-reflected in Nassir's eyes, and he has reported nightmares but hasn't spoken of them recently.
			[[File:Nameless.jpg\|right\|frameless]]

	== '''[[Nameless]] the Horned Reaver''' ==		== '''[[Nameless]] the Horned Reaver''' ==

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	There is also reports of a Paladin who managed to remove their mark, hosted by the God Ravager, and is currently living in Xender as a blacksmith. Some of the Collectors attendants who were marked, often report hallucinations of the Seven that afflicts them, trying to persuade them into using their abilities.		There is also reports of a Paladin who managed to remove their mark, hosted by the God Ravager, and is currently living in Xender as a blacksmith. Some of the Collectors attendants who were marked, often report hallucinations of the Seven that afflicts them, trying to persuade them into using their abilities.


	Records Marion finds seem to identify these being as an Elder Evil, though through ancient translations of dead languages Marion finds these definitions leaning closer to Demi God rather then Aberration.		Records Marion finds seem to identify these being as an Elder Evil, though through ancient translations of dead languages Marion finds these definitions leaning closer to Demi God rather then Aberration.


	Many of the artifacts in the Collection tied to abyssal energies seem to be becoming restless, lashing out with some repeatedly breaking their binds, as the wedding grows closer.		Many of the artifacts in the Collection tied to abyssal energies seem to be becoming restless, lashing out with some repeatedly breaking their binds, as the wedding grows closer.

	== '''~~The~~ Twilight Phoenix''' ==		== '''[[Alquama]] the Twilight Phoenix''' ==
	* She is fire without warmth, burning without light, the destruction of all you love.		* She is fire without warmth, burning without light, the destruction of all you love.
	* She was a former celestial, beautiful and brilliant with rainbow feathers, before being being immolated by an unknown being. This being has made much effort to remove the Twilight Phoenix from all records.		* She was a former celestial, beautiful and brilliant with rainbow feathers, before being being immolated by an unknown being. This being has made much effort to remove the Twilight Phoenix from all records.
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	Perhaps the Ember's Embrace suggests that the relic is a vessel for The Twilight Phoenix's power, or a test of endurance that challenges the observer's resilience and ability to withstand the destructive forces of the deity. Either way, this trial is bringing Marion closer to learning about the Seven.		Perhaps the Ember's Embrace suggests that the relic is a vessel for The Twilight Phoenix's power, or a test of endurance that challenges the observer's resilience and ability to withstand the destructive forces of the deity. Either way, this trial is bringing Marion closer to learning about the Seven.

	== '''~~The~~ Endless Expanse''' ==		== '''[[Leviathan]] the Endless Expanse''' ==
	* A muscular monk-like figure with a featureless face whose visage gives the viewer vertigo.		* A muscular monk-like figure with a featureless face whose visage gives the viewer vertigo.
	* Kompi had been seen in one of Marion's visions, where it was noted: "A small white kobold, resting in the palm of something incomprehensibly large."		* Kompi had been seen in one of Marion's visions, where it was noted: "A small white kobold, resting in the palm of something incomprehensibly large."
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	The user remains in this trance-like state, seemingly unmoving, until an external force interrupts the writing process. It is as though the act of using the Abyssal Quill transports the writer into a realm beyond the ordinary, where the boundaries of space and time lose their meaning. According to Nassir, Marion had been sitting in place for only a moment before he approached them, although the dark expanse of ink on their notepad suggests they had been there much longer.		The user remains in this trance-like state, seemingly unmoving, until an external force interrupts the writing process. It is as though the act of using the Abyssal Quill transports the writer into a realm beyond the ordinary, where the boundaries of space and time lose their meaning. According to Nassir, Marion had been sitting in place for only a moment before he approached them, although the dark expanse of ink on their notepad suggests they had been there much longer.

	== '''~~The~~ Lord of the Beneath''' ==		== '''[[Terragorath]] the Lord of the Beneath''' ==

	* A figure in a tattered cloak covering up a mass of tendrils and worms with a maw of sharp teeth.		* A figure in a tattered cloak covering up a mass of tendrils and worms with a maw of sharp teeth.
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	This artifact has been untested on ground that is solid, such as concrete or brick.		This artifact has been untested on ground that is solid, such as concrete or brick.

	== '''~~The~~ God Ravager''' ==		== '''[[Fenris Wolf]] the God Ravager''' ==
	* A thin and rotting figure with the head of a hairless wolf.		* A thin and rotting figure with the head of a hairless wolf.
	* Seen in a vison as a massive rotting dog feasts upon a strange figure whose body radiates shadows.		* Seen in a vison as a massive rotting dog feasts upon a strange figure whose body radiates shadows.
	* Aka The Jawed God, ~~Fenris Wolf the~~ Chaos Hound		* Aka The Jawed God, The Chaos Hound

	=== Artifacts Associated: ===		=== Artifacts Associated: ===
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	However, the power of Ravager's Bane comes at a cost. The more destruction the wielder causes, the more they become entwined with the malevolent spirit residing within the weapon. Over time, the wielder may find themselves increasingly consumed by a desire for chaos and mayhem. It seems that to break free from the item's influence demands a profound act of redemption and self-control, seeing how it consumes the psyche.		However, the power of Ravager's Bane comes at a cost. The more destruction the wielder causes, the more they become entwined with the malevolent spirit residing within the weapon. Over time, the wielder may find themselves increasingly consumed by a desire for chaos and mayhem. It seems that to break free from the item's influence demands a profound act of redemption and self-control, seeing how it consumes the psyche.

	== '''~~The~~ Mother of the Lost Parade''' ==		== '''[[Velea]] the Mother of the Lost Parade''' ==
	* A figure in a heavy cloak with too many arms and hands to count, also seen as a tall thin figure with hundreds of thin arms and hands and a large toothy smile.		* A figure in a heavy cloak with too many arms and hands to count, also seen as a tall thin figure with hundreds of thin arms and hands and a large toothy smile.
	* Those marked by her demonstrate the abilities to cause madness and deceit.		* Those marked by her demonstrate the abilities to cause madness and deceit.
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	* The Lost Parade describes a procession of the mad and ruined who find revelry in their pain and shattered minds. Texts say that one day she will once again lead her parade across the realm, forcing all to join and dance to her tune.		* The Lost Parade describes a procession of the mad and ruined who find revelry in their pain and shattered minds. Texts say that one day she will once again lead her parade across the realm, forcing all to join and dance to her tune.
	* Her artifacts often relate to music, statues, and hands		* Her artifacts often relate to music, statues, and hands
	* aka She of Black Tears, Hundred Hands, Imperious Dream, You Know Not Who You Are		* aka She of Black Tears, Hundred Hands, Imperious Dream, You Know Not Who You Are, The Revelry

	=== Artifacts Associated: ===		=== Artifacts Associated: ===
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	The carved hands on the necklace, symbolizing the many arms of The Mother of the Lost Parade, seem to react to the whispers. They subtly shift and twitch in response to the ethereal voices, creating an unsettling yet mesmerizing dance of spectral appendages. The connection to the lost parade granted by the Echoing Parade is a double-edged sword. While the whispers offer potential insights and assistance, they also expose the wearer to the melancholy and sorrow of the departed. The emotional weight of the lost souls' tales can be overwhelming, testing the wearer's resilience and empathy.		The carved hands on the necklace, symbolizing the many arms of The Mother of the Lost Parade, seem to react to the whispers. They subtly shift and twitch in response to the ethereal voices, creating an unsettling yet mesmerizing dance of spectral appendages. The connection to the lost parade granted by the Echoing Parade is a double-edged sword. While the whispers offer potential insights and assistance, they also expose the wearer to the melancholy and sorrow of the departed. The emotional weight of the lost souls' tales can be overwhelming, testing the wearer's resilience and empathy.

	== '''~~The~~ Great Reclaimer''' ==		== '''[[Silvoto]] the Great Reclaimer''' ==
	* A tall creature made of twisting vines with branch-like horns.		* A tall creature made of twisting vines with branch-like horns.
	* Seems to focus on the regrowth after death, and leeching of life, and burning the old in order to reclaim the land.		* Seems to focus on the regrowth after death, and leeching of life, and burning the old in order to reclaim the land.
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	After fighting a large beast, Nassir claimed a vine-covered axe, which shifted, its vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm to form a bracer. He is able to summon the weapon at will and to deal more damage to his foes with it by harming himself. Since he began wearing this artifact — which may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body — a distant fire is ever-reflected in Nassir's eyes, and he has reported nightmares but hasn't spoken of them recently.		After fighting a large beast, Nassir claimed a vine-covered axe, which shifted, its vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm to form a bracer. He is able to summon the weapon at will and to deal more damage to his foes with it by harming himself. Since he began wearing this artifact — which may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body — a distant fire is ever-reflected in Nassir's eyes, and he has reported nightmares but hasn't spoken of them recently.

	== '''He ~~who~~ ~~Watches~~ ~~Alone~~''' ==		== '''[[Nameless]] the Horned Reaver''' ==
	* A figure with a ram-skull for a head with orange glowing eyes.		* A figure with a ram-skull for a head with orange glowing eyes.
	* His mark grants scrying and the ability to cause great bloodshed.		* His mark grants scrying and the ability to cause great bloodshed.
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	* Despite watching, he seems to not take action to help or hinder people, only judging others harshly for neglecting to do so.		* Despite watching, he seems to not take action to help or hinder people, only judging others harshly for neglecting to do so.
	* In the Green Knight's notes, he refers to the Ramskull being as the most outgoing of the Sepexilium, but specifies that it is not their leader and far from the strongest.		* In the Green Knight's notes, he refers to the Ramskull being as the most outgoing of the Sepexilium, but specifies that it is not their leader and far from the strongest.
	* aka The Warmonger, The Horned Reaver, The Weaver of Strife, "Ramskull Ancient"		* aka The Warmonger, The Horned Reaver, The Weaver of Strife, "Ramskull Ancient," He Who Watches Alone

	=== Artifacts Associated: ===		=== Artifacts Associated: ===
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	== Artifacts Displaced (Unknown Origin) ==		== Artifacts Displaced (Unknown Origin) ==
	The following are artifacts that have been encountered, but do not have enough details to reasonably place within the sections above. There seem to be similarities to the ones above,		The following are artifacts that have been encountered, but do not have enough details to reasonably place within the sections above. There seem to be similarities to the ones above,



	The Mask of the Flayed One - Steals people’s skin (potentially?) Members of [[The Tempest Brothers Expeditionary Company\|the company]] unintentionally killed an innocent soul by removing the cursed mask. Likely the God Ravager.		The Mask of the Flayed One - Steals people’s skin (potentially?) Members of [[The Tempest Brothers Expeditionary Company\|the company]] unintentionally killed an innocent soul by removing the cursed mask. Likely the God Ravager.
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	[[Category:NPCs]]		[[Category:NPCs]]
			[[Category:Villains]]

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	* She is the originator of some of the first greatest curses, and is seen as a mentor of evil witches		* She is the originator of some of the first greatest curses, and is seen as a mentor of evil witches
	* Many of her artifacts have to do with clay, family, and fire		* Many of her artifacts have to do with clay, family, and fire
	* Her titles include: The Lightless Flame, The Queen of Curses, Tenebris		* Her titles include: The Lightless Flame, The Queen of Curses, Tenebris, Alquama
	* She used to bear the title of Lady of Ill Luck. That is no longer the case		* She used to bear the title of Lady of Ill Luck. That is no longer the case

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	* The strongest physically, according to the former Green Knight.		* The strongest physically, according to the former Green Knight.
			* Terragorath the Devouring Worm

	=== Artifacts Associated: ===		=== Artifacts Associated: ===
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	* A thin and rotting figure with the head of a hairless wolf.		* A thin and rotting figure with the head of a hairless wolf.
	* Seen in a vison as a massive rotting dog feasts upon a strange figure whose body radiates shadows.		* Seen in a vison as a massive rotting dog feasts upon a strange figure whose body radiates shadows.
	* Aka The Jawed God		* Aka The Jawed God, Fenris Wolf the Chaos Hound

	=== Artifacts Associated: ===		=== Artifacts Associated: ===

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	A Giant Mannequin Spider - Its minions came out of the dark, taking the form of the party's greatest fears. (Turns other people into mannequins?) The Lost Parade.		A Giant Mannequin Spider - Its minions came out of the dark, taking the form of the party's greatest fears. (Turns other people into mannequins?) The Lost Parade.
	[[Category:Wicked Wilds]]		[[Category:Wicked Wilds]]
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	==== Nassir's Axe ====		==== Nassir's Axe ====
	After fighting a large beast, Nassir ~~had~~ claimed a vine covered axe. ~~This axe~~ shifted, vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm ~~and~~ ~~forming~~ a bracer. He is able to summon it at will, and ~~is able~~ to deal more damage to his foes by harming himself. Since wearing this artifact, ~~there~~ is a distant fire ever ~~present~~ in ~~the~~ ~~reflection~~ of ~~his eyes. He~~ has ~~stated~~ nightmares, but hasn't spoken of them recently~~. These weapons may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body~~.		After fighting a large beast, Nassir claimed a vine-covered axe, which shifted, its vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm to form a bracer. He is able to summon the weapon at will and to deal more damage to his foes with it by harming himself. Since he began wearing this artifact — which may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body — a distant fire is ever-reflected in Nassir's eyes, and he has reported nightmares but hasn't spoken of them recently.

	== '''He who Watches Alone''' ==		== '''He who Watches Alone''' ==

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	* Lord Bellephon, the former Green knight, wrote that his sword Oathsbane, which in description resembles the weapon wielded by Nassir, was a gift from a Sepexilium member, the Wild Desolation.		* Lord Bellephon, the former Green knight, wrote that his sword Oathsbane, which in description resembles the weapon wielded by Nassir, was a gift from a Sepexilium member, the Wild Desolation.
	* Aka Wild Desolation, The Titan Forest, The Floral Majesty, Friend of the Wild Fey.		* Aka Wild Desolation, The Titan Forest, The Floral Majesty, Friend of the Wild Fey.
	* Both ~~The~~ Green ~~Knights~~ ~~Helm,~~ ~~as well as~~ Nassir's ~~Blade,~~ come from this being.		* Both the Green Knight's sword and Nassir's axe come from this being. <!--
			As per Keller in Discord 6/10/24, "the Green Knight didn’t get his helm from [the Great Reclaimer], he got his sword Oathsbane from it"
			--->

	=== Artifacts Associated: ===		=== Artifacts Associated: ===

	==== Nassir's Axe ====		==== Nassir's Axe ====
	After fighting a large beast, Nassir had claimed a vine covered axe. This axe shifted, vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm and forming a bracer. He is able to summon it at will, and is able to deal more damage to his foes by harming himself. Since wearing this artifact, there is a distant fire ever present in the reflection of his eyes. He has stated nightmares, but hasn't spoken of them recently. These weapons may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body.		After fighting a large beast, Nassir had claimed a vine covered axe. This axe shifted, vines wrapping around Nassirs' arm and forming a bracer. He is able to summon it at will, and is able to deal more damage to his foes by harming himself. Since wearing this artifact, there is a distant fire ever present in the reflection of his eyes. He has stated nightmares, but hasn't spoken of them recently. These weapons may be part of the Great Reclaimer's body.

	== '''He who Watches Alone''' ==		== '''He who Watches Alone''' ==

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	There is also reports of a [[paladin]] who managed to remove their mark, hosted by the God Ravager, and is currently living in Xender as a blacksmith. Some of the Collectors attendants who were marked, often report hallucinations of the Seven that afflicts them, trying to persuade them into using their abilities.		There is also reports of a [[paladin]] who managed to remove their mark, hosted by the God Ravager, and is currently living in Xender as a blacksmith. Some of the Collectors attendants who were marked, often report hallucinations of the Seven that afflicts them, trying to persuade them into using their abilities.

	Records Marion finds seem to identify these being as an Elder Evil, though through ancient translations of dead languages Marion finds these definitions leaning closer to Demi God rather then Aberration.		Records [[Marion]] finds seem to identify these being as an Elder Evil, though through ancient translations of dead [[languages]] Marion finds these definitions leaning closer to Demi God rather then Aberration.

	Many of the artifacts in the Collection tied to [[abyssal]] energies seem to be becoming restless, lashing out with some repeatedly breaking their binds, as the wedding grows closer.		Many of the artifacts in the Collection tied to [[abyssal]] energies seem to be becoming restless, lashing out with some repeatedly breaking their binds, as the wedding grows closer.
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	This only last a minute, though feeling like mere seconds. In the pivotal moment before the flames can inflict irreversible harm, the Collector opens the door. The flames vanish as swiftly as they appeared, leaving Marion unscathed by the intense experience. Ember's Embrace, in its cursed nature, presents a paradoxical trial—threatening annihilation and offering salvation in the same breath. The Collector stated that his previous assistant had opened the box, and in doing so, they had been reduced to ash.		This only last a minute, though feeling like mere seconds. In the pivotal moment before the flames can inflict irreversible harm, the Collector opens the door. The flames vanish as swiftly as they appeared, leaving Marion unscathed by the intense experience. Ember's Embrace, in its cursed nature, presents a paradoxical trial—threatening annihilation and offering salvation in the same breath. The Collector stated that his previous assistant had opened the box, and in doing so, they had been reduced to ash.

	Perhaps the Ember's Embrace suggests that the relic is a vessel for The Twilight Phoenix's power, or a test of endurance that challenges the observer's resilience and ability to withstand the destructive forces of the [[deity]]. Either way, this trial is bringing Marion closer to learning about the Seven.		Perhaps the Ember's Embrace suggests that the relic is a [[vessel]] for The Twilight Phoenix's power, or a test of endurance that challenges the observer's resilience and ability to withstand the destructive forces of the [[deity]]. Either way, this trial is bringing Marion closer to learning about the Seven.
	[[File:Leviathan.jpg\|right\|frameless]]		[[File:Leviathan.jpg\|right\|frameless]]

	== '''[[Leviathan]] the Endless Expanse''' ==		== '''[[Leviathan]] the Endless Expanse''' ==
	* A muscular monk-like figure with a featureless face whose visage gives the viewer vertigo.		* A muscular [[monk]]-like figure with a featureless face whose visage gives the viewer vertigo.
	* Kompi had been seen in one of Marion's visions, where it was noted: "A small white [[kobold]], resting in the palm of something incomprehensibly large."		* Kompi had been seen in one of Marion's visions, where it was noted: "A small white [[kobold]], resting in the palm of something incomprehensibly large."

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	==== [[A Cosmos Compendium: An Academic's Guide to Quelmar Starcharting]] ====		==== [[A Cosmos Compendium: An Academic's Guide to Quelmar Starcharting]] ====
	A book titled the same as those commonly studied in high-schools. This particular artifact had been found within a temple, and had been guarded by a [[behir]], which is a beast known to slay [[dragons]]. It had been inlaid in a podium, and the temple itself had primordial or draconic writing. It may be worth returning to investigate. Upon claiming the book, One member of the company, Kompi, had taken it and opened it. They were found staring at the pages blankly. Kompi seems to have a connection with the Endless after interacting with the artifact.		A book titled the same as those commonly studied in high-schools. This particular artifact had been found within a temple, and had been guarded by a [[behir]], which is a [[beast]] known to slay [[dragons]]. It had been inlaid in a podium, and the temple itself had primordial or draconic writing. It may be worth returning to investigate. Upon claiming the book, One member of the company, Kompi, had taken it and opened it. They were found staring at the pages blankly. Kompi seems to have a connection with the Endless after interacting with the artifact.

	Kompi has stated a sensation of "Falling up into the sky, where only the stars are able to catch [them]." Looking into Kompi's eyes after this would cause vertigo, and a general loss of balance. These started out as nightmares, however Kompi has stated that they are closer to dreams now.		Kompi has stated a sensation of "Falling up into the sky, where only the stars are able to catch [them]." Looking into Kompi's eyes after this would cause vertigo, and a general loss of balance. These started out as nightmares, however Kompi has stated that they are closer to dreams now.

	==== Quill of Aether Fall ====		==== Quill of Aether Fall ====
	The Abyssal Quill, also known as the Quill of Aether Fall, is a cursed artifact forged under the influence of The Endless Expanse. This quill appears mundane at first glance, with a sleek obsidian feather serving as its pen and an elegant yet unassuming design. Marion had initially picked it up to write their own notes, only to realize the true nature of the quill.		The Abyssal Quill, also known as the Quill of Aether Fall, is a cursed artifact forged under the influence of The Endless Expanse. This quill appears mundane at first glance, with a sleek [[obsidian]] feather serving as its pen and an elegant yet unassuming design. Marion had initially picked it up to write their own notes, only to realize the true nature of the quill.

	When the user dips the quill into ink and begins to write, the first sensation is deceptively ordinary – the nib glides smoothly onto the paper. However, as the user continues to write, an unnerving phenomenon unfolds. The quill seems to defy the laws of reality, as the act of writing becomes an inexorable descent into an endless abyss.		When the user dips the quill into ink and begins to write, the first sensation is deceptively ordinary – the nib glides smoothly onto the paper. However, as the user continues to write, an unnerving phenomenon unfolds. The quill seems to defy the laws of reality, as the act of writing becomes an inexorable descent into an endless abyss.
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	As the user moves the quill downward or in any direction, it feels as if they are plummeting into an infinite void rather than making contact with the paper. The sensation of falling becomes so vivid and immersive that the user perceives themselves descending endlessly, detached from the confines of the physical world. During this descent, time seems to stretch and warp, creating an unsettling sense of disconnection from the passage of reality.		As the user moves the quill downward or in any direction, it feels as if they are plummeting into an infinite void rather than making contact with the paper. The sensation of falling becomes so vivid and immersive that the user perceives themselves descending endlessly, detached from the confines of the physical world. During this descent, time seems to stretch and warp, creating an unsettling sense of disconnection from the passage of reality.

	The user remains in this trance-like state, seemingly unmoving, until an external force interrupts the writing process. It is as though the act of using the Abyssal Quill transports the writer into a realm beyond the ordinary, where the boundaries of space and time lose their meaning. According to Nassir, Marion had been sitting in place for only a moment before he approached them, although the dark expanse of ink on their notepad suggests they had been there much longer.		The user remains in this trance-like state, seemingly unmoving, until an external force interrupts the writing process. It is as though the act of using the Abyssal Quill transports the writer into a realm beyond the ordinary, where the boundaries of space and time lose their meaning. According to [[Nassir]], Marion had been sitting in place for only a moment before he approached them, although the dark expanse of ink on their notepad suggests they had been there much longer.
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	==== Echoing Parade ====		==== Echoing Parade ====
	The Echoing Parade is a cursed relic, manifesting as a necklace adorned with intricately carved hands, each delicately carved in different gestures. Once worn and attuned, the wearer begins to perceive the subtle and haunting whispers of what could be assumed to be The Lost Parade. These whispers weave a spectral connection to the ethereal procession of the lost, offering both guidance and an eerie sense of comfort. Unfortunately, the constant murmurs make it incredibly difficult to focus on one's surroundings.		The Echoing Parade is a cursed relic, manifesting as a necklace adorned with intricately carved hands, each delicately carved in different gestures. Once worn and attuned, the wearer begins to perceive the subtle and haunting whispers of what could be assumed to be The Lost Parade. These whispers [[weave]] a spectral connection to the ethereal procession of the lost, offering both guidance and an eerie sense of comfort. Unfortunately, the constant murmurs make it incredibly difficult to focus on one's surroundings.

	As the wearer tunes into the constant murmurs, the whispers prove elusive, requiring a focused and attentive ear to decipher. The voices carry the echo of lost [[souls]], recounting tales of their journeys, regrets, and the ephemeral nature of their existence. Although challenging to discern, those who listen closely may glean cryptic advice or warnings embedded within the spectral conversations.		As the wearer tunes into the constant murmurs, the whispers prove elusive, requiring a focused and attentive ear to decipher. The voices carry the echo of lost [[souls]], recounting tales of their journeys, regrets, and the ephemeral nature of their existence. Although challenging to discern, those who listen closely may glean cryptic advice or warnings embedded within the spectral conversations.