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Magical Histories, Volume 3: The Second Sundering

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Magical Histories, Volume 3: The Second Sundering is a common Book.

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This book is redolent with the enticing smell of paper and ink.

Properties

  • Books
  • Rarity: Common
  •  Weight: 0.5 kg / 1 lb
  • Price: 10 gp


Where to find

Sorcerous Sundries, either for purchase from nearby vendor NPCs, or sometimes found by looting the bookshelves along the walls.

Text

In the years following Mystra's assassination, the planes of existence were in upheaval. Lord Ao, the Hidden One, overgod of all deities and mortals, sought to rebalance what had been thrown into disarray, by renewing the Tablets of Fate - those most sacred of artefacts between order and chaos. The very portfolios of the gods were rewritten, and several who were thought lost found themselves returned to life and power. Heralded by the wizard, Elminster Aumar, Mystra found her magic restored, and portfolio returned to her. Once again, the rightful goddess of magic found herself to be custodian of the Weave.

Notes

  • Provides a bit of contextual lore for the background stories of characters found in Baldur's Gate 3, including Gale, Elminster Aumar, and the goddess Mystra.
  • The god "Ao" doesn't exactly appear in the game, but Gale dialogue occasionally mentions this deity by name.
  • "Portfolio", in the context of Mystra and other gods broadly refers to "all of the things that the deity can do."