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Mystryl later reincarnated as [[Mystra]], the new goddess of magic. | Mystryl later reincarnated as [[Mystra]], the new goddess of magic. | ||
{{ | {{DiQ|Karsus was perhaps the most powerful wizard that ever lived. The-child-who-would-be-a-god the elves called him. And he tried. With a spell of his own devising he endevoured to usurp in one fell swoop the power of the goddess of magic. Mystryl, she was called then. Imagine what it must have felt like. To be a god. To know yourself to be untouchable. To be mistaken. As Karsus aimed his spell at her, she began to unravel, and with her, the entire Weave. Too late did he realise what he had unleashed. It would have been the end of everything had not Mystryl sacrificed herself. The goddess of magic is all magic. By dying, the entire Weave was lost, and the spell that challenged a god failed. It was of Mystyl, the end of Karsus, and the end of an entire civilization. As the-child-who-would-be-a-god was turned to stone his empire came crashing down around him. The floating cities of Netheril were no more. An event that came to be known as Karsus' Folly.|Gale| on Karsus's Folly}} | ||
==Netherese orb== | ==Netherese orb== | ||
{{ | {{DiQ|Now, so many centuries later, I tried to follow in the footsteps of Karsus, not to destroy Mystra, but to prove my love for her. I tried to control only a fraction of magic that was unleashed that day. I merely sought to return one tiny diamond to an imperfect crown. Gale's Folly one might call it.|Gale| on his own mistake}} | ||
[[Gale]], longing to impress Mystra, begged her to give him access to forbidden levels of magic, which she repeatedly refused. He sought out a tome containing a scrap of Netherese Weave, hoping to impress his goddess by returning it to her. However, when he opened the book, something shot from the book into his chest, and his body became an unwitting host to an extremely destructive Netherese orb. To keep the orb inhabiting and corrupting his body in check, Gale must continually sate it with powerful magical artefacts - if he fails, the orb will detonate, bearing enough destructive power to bring down even whole cities, and Gale with them. As a punishment for his hubris, Gale lost his position as Chosen, and Mystra ceased contact with him. | [[Gale]], longing to impress Mystra, begged her to give him access to forbidden levels of magic, which she repeatedly refused. He sought out a tome containing a scrap of Netherese Weave, hoping to impress his goddess by returning it to her. However, when he opened the book, something shot from the book into his chest, and his body became an unwitting host to an extremely destructive Netherese orb. To keep the orb inhabiting and corrupting his body in check, Gale must continually sate it with powerful magical artefacts - if he fails, the orb will detonate, bearing enough destructive power to bring down even whole cities, and Gale with them. As a punishment for his hubris, Gale lost his position as Chosen, and Mystra ceased contact with him. | ||
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* {{RarityItem|Reflections Upon the Mirror of Loss}} references Telamont Tanthul, the ruler of Thultanthar | * {{RarityItem|Reflections Upon the Mirror of Loss}} references Telamont Tanthul, the ruler of Thultanthar | ||
* {{RarityItem|Crown of Karsus}} | * {{RarityItem|Crown of Karsus}} | ||
** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem| | ** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem|Triune Netherstone}}}} - build from: | ||
** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem|Gortash's Netherstone}}}} | *** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem|Gortash's Netherstone}}}} | ||
** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem|Ketheric's Netherstone}}}} | *** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem|Ketheric's Netherstone}}}} | ||
** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem| | *** Act 3: {{Blur|{{RarityItem|Orin's Netherstone}}}} | ||
* {{RarityItem|Netherstone-Studded Gauntlet}} | * {{RarityItem|Netherstone-Studded Gauntlet}} | ||
'''Characters''' | '''Characters''' | ||