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| − | This altar was created by the Order of Hermes Craftsman [[Phidias]] in around 468 BC. It is used for charging the Masks without feeding their ego's through sacrifice. In 480, [[Vebronus Alexus Torenus| Torenus]] changed out the [[ | + | This altar was created by the Order of Hermes Craftsman [[Phidias]] in around 468 BC. It is used for charging the Masks without feeding their ego's through sacrifice. In 480, [[Vebronus Alexus Torenus| Torenus]] changed out the [[Spiritus Deliciis Lapidis Nihilum|Spirit Regulator]] installed by Phidias to accomplish this, putting in instead a gem he had fashioned ([[Crystalli Deus Spiritum]]). After that the Masks charged there had open and full access to their spiritual counterparts in the Aether. Such chargings led to the freeing of the Quatro Maorum, and the Masks Cronus and Rhea. |
Such usage has also encouraged other entities of the Aether to try to access the Altar for nefarious uses. At current (1900) only the Children of Danu are also aware of the ability of the Altar. | Such usage has also encouraged other entities of the Aether to try to access the Altar for nefarious uses. At current (1900) only the Children of Danu are also aware of the ability of the Altar. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:35, 23 March 2020
This altar was created by the Order of Hermes Craftsman Phidias in around 468 BC. It is used for charging the Masks without feeding their ego's through sacrifice. In 480, Torenus changed out the Spirit Regulator installed by Phidias to accomplish this, putting in instead a gem he had fashioned (Crystalli Deus Spiritum). After that the Masks charged there had open and full access to their spiritual counterparts in the Aether. Such chargings led to the freeing of the Quatro Maorum, and the Masks Cronus and Rhea.
Such usage has also encouraged other entities of the Aether to try to access the Altar for nefarious uses. At current (1900) only the Children of Danu are also aware of the ability of the Altar.
