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The power to destroy is a tenent of Britannian Magery, and it would seem the origins of this magic have roots in Paga..."

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<br>The power to destroy is a tenent of Britannian Magery, and it would seem the origins of this magic have roots in Pagan Sorcery! I have read much of Pyros, the bringer of destruction, the vile and towering fire daemon from whence the power of Sorcery originates! The recent fires in Britain only support my hypothesis that a great daemon has descended upon the quiet countryside there. What bothers me though, is the proximity of Britain to a source of great fire - for there is none, and were a daemon of sufficient destructive nature to land in Britannia my assumptions would only lead me to believe it would be a location brimming with the fiery powers of creation from deep within the planet's core. Alas mastering Sorcery requires extremely precise placement of reagents and candles around a pentagram, before the focus is conjured in the center. While I have not been able to discern the precise location of the candles for any spells, I have done significant research on the Summon Perihelion reagent locations. It seems obsidian is the foundation of the power of the perihelion, while daemon bone is rightly placed at the aphelion. The positions of pumice and ash are still unknown to me...
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 <br>The power to destroy is a tenent of Britannian Magery, and it would seem the origins of this magic have roots in Pagan Sorcery!  I have read much of Pyros, the bringer of destruction, the vile and towering fire daemon from whence the power of Sorcery originates!  The recent fires in Britain only support my hypothesis that a great daemon has descended upon the quiet countryside there.  What bothers me though, is the proximity of Britain to a source of great fire - for there is none, and were a daemon of sufficient destructive nature to land in Britannia my assumptions would only lead me to believe it would be a location brimming with the fiery powers of creation from deep within the planet's core.  Alas mastering Sorcery requires extremely precise placement of reagents and candles around a pentagram, before the focus is conjured in the center.  While I have not been able to discern the precise location of the candles for any spells, I have done significant research on the Summon Perihelion reagent locations.  It seems obsidian is the foundation of the power of the perihelion, while daemon bone is rightly placed at the aphelion.  The positions of pumice and ash are still unknown to me...

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Martyna Z'muir: Created page with "'''Title: Research Notes''' '''Author: Mythran''' The power to destroy is a tenent of Britannian Magery, and it would seem the origins of this magic have roots in Paga..."

Martyna Z'muir: Created page with "'''Title: Research Notes''' '''Author: Mythran'''
The power to destroy is a tenent of Britannian Magery, and it would seem the origins of this magic have roots in Paga..."