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| − | In [[Timeline#Before 994|971]], when the [[Archmage]] sensed an opportunity to search the [[dragon]] [[Wyvern (Dragon)|Wyvern's]] hoard, he gave the Scrying Glass to the [[gargoyle]], [[Angel]]. She ventured off to the [[Archmage's Cave|dragon's cave]] and used the tool to locate a [[Puck's Flute|wooden flute]]. Taking the flute with her, she handed it over to the Archmage. What became of the Scrying Glass is not known. ''([[The Pledge|"The Pledge"]])'' | + | In [[Timeline#Before 994|971]], when the [[Archmage]] sensed an opportunity to search the [[dragon]] [[Wyvern (Dragon)|Wyvern's]] hoard, he gave the Scrying Glass to the [[gargoyle]], [[Demona|Angel]]. She ventured off to the [[Archmage's Cave|dragon's cave]] and used the tool to locate a [[Puck's Flute|wooden flute]]. Taking the flute with her, she handed it over to the Archmage. What became of the Scrying Glass is not known. ''([[The Pledge|"The Pledge"]])'' |
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| + | In 1997, [[Thailog]] used a similar Scrying Glass on [[Eastcheap]] to search for the haft of [[Gungnir]] in the [[Illuminati|Illuminati's]] treasury. ''([[Acquisitions|"Acquisitions"]])'' | ||
==Characteristics== | ==Characteristics== | ||
Latest revision as of 14:48, 10 November 2024
The Scrying Glass is an object used to help find things.
History
In 971, when the Archmage sensed an opportunity to search the dragon Wyvern's hoard, he gave the Scrying Glass to the gargoyle, Angel. She ventured off to the dragon's cave and used the tool to locate a wooden flute. Taking the flute with her, she handed it over to the Archmage. What became of the Scrying Glass is not known. ("The Pledge")
In 1997, Thailog used a similar Scrying Glass on Eastcheap to search for the haft of Gungnir in the Illuminati's treasury. ("Acquisitions")
Characteristics
The Scrying Glass is a small glass, lightly tinted green, framed in gold. One only needs to look through the glass to use it, although how it identifies what the user is looking for has yet to be revealed.
