Aia del Mana

This were a strange occurrence. I know not how it may be reproduced, but the image explains it. If somehow, one were to make a ritual that hath all its creatures on negative vitality, there were potential for abuse, for damage to the ritual would make the percentage at the end positive, that is, after being dealt damage, you might get -X% vs. 100%, for example. edit: Stormrunner hath posted the occurrence in another thread, along with what may be related bugs.

It were a wondrous occurrence. It doth seem that even a god may have a day of birth. I wonder, then, what there had been in existence, afore it. I wish him a happy day of birth, and thank him dearly for creating this realm.

While it may have been thus, I do believe that the realm doth require its Master Archivist. If it were any other soul within, I would that they would be saved from't, and likewise for Renavoid.

Whither may we take passing glance of such a journal, to study its inscription, and properties?

Aia del Mana, Priestess of Moon's Light A wandering soul, banished from the Sanctum of Mana for her taint of darkness, arising from the sorcery she was forced to perform in her previous realm when it was overthrown by forces of darkness. Among the most terrible of these rituals is the binding of souls to new vessels, tearing them from a living body, and imprisoning them in another vessel. Upon hearing about Nature's Sword, she believes that such a relic contains a bound soul, and wishes to release it, to grant it its freedom, or at least, to commune with the soul contained within it. As the Priestess of Moon's Light, she has the ability to channel moonbeams, and to scry its reflection in still waters. She is a dreamer, one who envisions purification, the undoing of past wrongs, and ultimately, utopia. She often daydreams - and loses herself in them. (By the by, I really think Karak should be in this quest. His role fits so nicely.)

If I had sent a message with answers to the Puzzle Gauntlet before the 7th of February, and I had said before that I wished to continue with the puzzles after receiving the spell document, and the answers are correct, will I still receive the wishpoint?

It is upon us, and the radiant Moon showers her blessings.

I would think Bootes' storyline critical to the Children of the Eclipse. It is through that which we hear we may see the pale shimmer of the Moon once more. It is crucial, then, that Bootes and NelyaSetesh find the significance of the Pillars. Perhaps it is through these pillars that the Children of the Moon were once able to descend from the Moon?

How the pillars may have supported the planet before, I do not know, though it may not necessarily be simply a physical link; indeed, it would almost certainly be more. Or perhaps I am fishing in the wrong pond. It is possible that the pillars are a symbol, but with an intrinsic connection to something else. I cannot otherwise see a reason for the breaking of the pillars to cause perpetual sunlight.

If the sun move along its celestial path, but never reach the end of the path that is the horizon, then, the sun is not moving in a straight line, but in a circle, or other closed shape, such that it will return to its initial point in the sky. In the other-realm, this phenomenon is only known to happen in particular places, and only during certain times of the year; after which these places are placed in perpetual darkness for the same period - the Antarctic and Arctic circles of that realm, noted in many a map I have studied of the other-realm, which appears to be rather well documented. However, in MD, is it possible then, that MD is now placed such that there will be perpetual sunlight, and after a long hiatus, MD will be placed into a perpetual night? Perhaps the day we lose day will be the last for an eternity, and the moon will be our light from then on? The pillars are broken. What is a pillar, but a support, a structure of strength, connecting and supporting that which it holds. Yet, these are broken, and the connection is lost. If one were to erect pillars and then move the structure supported by these pillars, then, they hold it in place, and then, with sufficient power, the pillars are broken and the support disappears. I believe the pillars were once used to align the planet. In a different alignment, MD would experience night and day in faster succession, much like the other-realm would, in places not north of the Arctic Circle or south of the Antarctic. However, since the pillars are broken, the planet is now out of alignment, spinning on a new axis, and, as a result, MD land now lies above the equivalent of the Arctic Circle, where it experiences perpetual daylight. Yet, pillars that are able to support a planet must be incredibly strong. So strong, that no man, however strong, may have the strength to move it. Only the will of a god could move the planet out of alignment with whatever the pillar connected to, and as a result, shatter these pillars. Why would a god wish to shatter the pillars? I would think it would take reasons of mythic proportions. As said earlier, if the pillars are used to align the planet, they must be connected at one end, to this planet, and on the other, to something else. To what? It may be that they were connected to another celestial body, or anchored in the aether, or even serve as a link to the god or gods in question. Something may have happened that resulted in the disassociation of a god with the entire planet. Or the celestial body, perhaps the Moon, perhaps another, were once anchored to this planet with the pillars - such beings that originated from the Moon may have used these to travel between there and this planet.