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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | [[Oberon]] used the flute to help the [[Gargoyle Beast|gargoyle beast]] [[Boudicca]] track Puck's scent when Puck did not attend the [[Gathering]]. ''("[[The Gathering Part One]]")'' | + | In [[Timeline|971 AD]], the flute was in the hoard of the [[dragon]] known as [[Wyvern (Dragon)|Wyvern]]. When the dragon attacked [[Wyvern Hill]], the [[Archmage]] took the opportunity to send his apprenctice [[Demona|"Angel"]] to retrieve the flute from the unguarded hoard. The [[gargoyle]] used a [[Scrying Glass]] to locate the flute among all of the treasure. She brought it to the Archmage afterwards. |
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| + | By 1996 the flute was in the possession of [[Oberon]] who used the flute to help the [[Gargoyle Beast|gargoyle beast]] [[Boudicca]] track Puck's scent when Puck did not attend the [[Gathering]]. ''("[[The Gathering Part One]]")'' | ||
==Production Background== | ==Production Background== | ||
Revision as of 08:30, 8 March 2024
Puck's flute was a magic flute crafted by Puck. It resembles a simple tube with holes carved on one side, but it is not clear what the flute is made from or how it is played. The powers of the flute are as yet unknown.
History
In 971 AD, the flute was in the hoard of the dragon known as Wyvern. When the dragon attacked Wyvern Hill, the Archmage took the opportunity to send his apprenctice "Angel" to retrieve the flute from the unguarded hoard. The gargoyle used a Scrying Glass to locate the flute among all of the treasure. She brought it to the Archmage afterwards.
By 1996 the flute was in the possession of Oberon who used the flute to help the gargoyle beast Boudicca track Puck's scent when Puck did not attend the Gathering. ("The Gathering Part One")
Production Background
Greg Weisman had intended for the flute to reappear in "The Gathering Part Two", in which Puck would have used the flute to temporarily subdue Oberon. He has said that not using the flute again was probably a mistake. [1]
