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A branch of the Gelid, a minor sect that left to pursue the study of arts as ancient as their oldest ancestors, the [[Falatacot]]. They were based in the [[Gelidite Library]].<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> | |||
They believed that the [[Blood of the World]] was nothing more than an energy, much akin to mana.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> | |||
The Gelidites, specifically the sect of the [[Disciples of the Blood]] found that there were four poles, for lack of a more satisfying term that held more power than any other. There using their command of Geomantic arts they dug into the earth and created, large stone structures. But the progress there was muted as they hit a point at which they were rebuffed by the Blood's own essence. It was then they chose another approach. Utilizing their control of Geomancy again, they began crafting a new column that surrounded the focus of these Vein's. Here they constructed huge furnaces that were meant to collect the excess Blood (mana) from within the shell of the world. <ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> | |||
Since the Gelidites lacked a living form, they theorized more than practiced on Blood Rituals. A theory around [[Elementary Magic]] resulted, which held that mana could be refractured in four intrinsic elements:<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> | |||
* Consumption - Fire | |||
* Stimulation - Lightning | |||
* Stasis - Frost | |||
* Decay/Entropy - Acid | |||
* Consumption - Fire | |||
Their society was one that was based on unbelievable trust and companionship. There was an implicit belief that each was bound to the other in an unending circle of devotion that would keep them safe from outside interference and corruption. Their destruction within their great library and the halls beyond are evidence to the contrary.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> | |||
Within a few hundred years of their arrival on Ireth Lassel, the main Gelid force apparently returned and set fire to their tomes, and destroyed all of the Disciples of the Blood of the World.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> | |||
[[Gaerlan]] rediscovered the knowledge of the Disciples, and started using it to master the Elements to revenge the death of his brother.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> | |||
== Characters == | == Characters == | ||
* [[Millakt]] - Minister Supreme of the Disciples of the Blood | * [[Millakt]] - Minister Supreme of the Disciples of the Blood | ||
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* [[Champion of the Blood]] | * [[Champion of the Blood]] | ||
* [[Warlock of the Blood]] | * [[Warlock of the Blood]] | ||
== References == | |||
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Revision as of 19:18, 28 January 2011
A branch of the Gelid, a minor sect that left to pursue the study of arts as ancient as their oldest ancestors, the Falatacot. They were based in the Gelidite Library.[1]
They believed that the Blood of the World was nothing more than an energy, much akin to mana.[1]
The Gelidites, specifically the sect of the Disciples of the Blood found that there were four poles, for lack of a more satisfying term that held more power than any other. There using their command of Geomantic arts they dug into the earth and created, large stone structures. But the progress there was muted as they hit a point at which they were rebuffed by the Blood's own essence. It was then they chose another approach. Utilizing their control of Geomancy again, they began crafting a new column that surrounded the focus of these Vein's. Here they constructed huge furnaces that were meant to collect the excess Blood (mana) from within the shell of the world. [1]
Since the Gelidites lacked a living form, they theorized more than practiced on Blood Rituals. A theory around Elementary Magic resulted, which held that mana could be refractured in four intrinsic elements:[1]
- Consumption - Fire
- Stimulation - Lightning
- Stasis - Frost
- Decay/Entropy - Acid
- Consumption - Fire
Their society was one that was based on unbelievable trust and companionship. There was an implicit belief that each was bound to the other in an unending circle of devotion that would keep them safe from outside interference and corruption. Their destruction within their great library and the halls beyond are evidence to the contrary.[1]
Within a few hundred years of their arrival on Ireth Lassel, the main Gelid force apparently returned and set fire to their tomes, and destroyed all of the Disciples of the Blood of the World.[1]
Gaerlan rediscovered the knowledge of the Disciples, and started using it to master the Elements to revenge the death of his brother.[1]
Characters
- Millakt - Minister Supreme of the Disciples of the Blood
- Lord Haust - Minister of Corrosion
- Arakae - Minister of Stasis
- Taej - a Disciple of Stasis
- Brother Naerin - a Disciple of Stasis
Texts
Tome of the Elements
Mana and the ElementsFile:Treatise of Essence Icon.png Treatise of Essence
Gaerlan's Diary
Gaerlan's Research Notes
Decrepit Tome
Disciples of Strife
Disciples of Tempest
Disciples of Stasis
Disciples of Corrosion
Related Quests
- Empyrean Propylaeum
- Gelidite Library Quest
- Isparian Weapons Quest
- Arcane Pedestal Quest
- Major Prismatic Stone Quest
- Gaerlan's Citadel
- Harbinger Quest (original version)
- Spear of the Given Heart Quest