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[[Image:Will-o-the-Wisp_1.png|thumb|320px|Macbeth, summoning the Will-o-the-Wisp]] | [[Image:Will-o-the-Wisp_1.png|thumb|320px|Macbeth, summoning the Will-o-the-Wisp]] | ||
An '''Electric Crystal Ball''' is a device that combines science and [[Magic|sorcery]], which allowed [[Macbeth]] to control and utilize the [[Will-O-The-Wisp|will-o-the-wisp]] he summoned. [https://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?rid=416] | An '''Electric Crystal Ball''' is a device that combines science and [[Magic|sorcery]], which allowed [[Macbeth]] to control and utilize the [[Will-O-The-Wisp|will-o-the-wisp]] he summoned. [https://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?rid=416] | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
After a quick retreat to his [[Macbeth's Aircraft|aircraft]], Macbeth plugged the crystal ball into the aircraft's instrument panel. Once the will-o-the-wisp was summoned, Macbeth was able to not only track the spirit, but also listen and see whatever the Will-O-The-Wisp saw on his aircraft's monitors. ''([[Pendragon|"Pendragon"]])'' | After a quick retreat to his [[Macbeth's Aircraft|aircraft]], Macbeth plugged the crystal ball into the aircraft's instrument panel. Once the will-o-the-wisp was summoned, Macbeth was able to not only track the spirit, but also listen and see whatever the Will-O-The-Wisp saw on his aircraft's monitors. ''([[Pendragon|"Pendragon"]])'' | ||
Latest revision as of 14:20, 26 February 2025
An Electric Crystal Ball is a device that combines science and sorcery, which allowed Macbeth to control and utilize the will-o-the-wisp he summoned. [1]
History
After a quick retreat to his aircraft, Macbeth plugged the crystal ball into the aircraft's instrument panel. Once the will-o-the-wisp was summoned, Macbeth was able to not only track the spirit, but also listen and see whatever the Will-O-The-Wisp saw on his aircraft's monitors. ("Pendragon")
