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[[Image:TitaniaMirror.JPG|thumb|360px|Titania's Mirror]] | [[Image:TitaniaMirror.JPG|thumb|360px|Titania's Mirror]] | ||
| − | '''Titania's Mirror''' - A magical mirror crafted by [[ | + | '''Titania's Mirror''' - A magical mirror crafted by [[Oberon's Children]] for [[Titania]], and twin to [[Oberon's Mirror]]. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
For some as yet unknown reason, it was removed from [[Avalon]], and eventually found its way to [[New York]], where it was put on display at the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]]. [[Demona]] stole it, and used it to summon [[Puck]] in the hopes of forcing him to destroy all the humans in Manhattan, although she was disappointed with the results. After Puck gave Demona the gift of remaining awake in the daytime and she discovered that what that entailed was turning into a human then, she angrily shattered the Mirror. | For some as yet unknown reason, it was removed from [[Avalon]], and eventually found its way to [[New York]], where it was put on display at the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]]. [[Demona]] stole it, and used it to summon [[Puck]] in the hopes of forcing him to destroy all the humans in Manhattan, although she was disappointed with the results. After Puck gave Demona the gift of remaining awake in the daytime and she discovered that what that entailed was turning into a human then, she angrily shattered the Mirror. | ||
| − | The leading known power of | + | The leading known power of Titania's Mirror was to be used as a tool in summoning Puck. It could also serve as a sort of conduit for his spells, and even as a magical viewing device. |
[[Category:Canon]] | [[Category:Canon]] | ||
[[Category:Magic]] | [[Category:Magic]] | ||
Revision as of 05:28, 3 February 2007
Titania's Mirror - A magical mirror crafted by Oberon's Children for Titania, and twin to Oberon's Mirror.
History
For some as yet unknown reason, it was removed from Avalon, and eventually found its way to New York, where it was put on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Demona stole it, and used it to summon Puck in the hopes of forcing him to destroy all the humans in Manhattan, although she was disappointed with the results. After Puck gave Demona the gift of remaining awake in the daytime and she discovered that what that entailed was turning into a human then, she angrily shattered the Mirror.
The leading known power of Titania's Mirror was to be used as a tool in summoning Puck. It could also serve as a sort of conduit for his spells, and even as a magical viewing device.
