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[[Falatacot]] term for "Mana".<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref>
[[Falatacot]] term: beneath the crust of the world, exists a lifeblood, that flows from one focal point to another.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref> It is on Killiata where the Falatacot first heard the pulse of the Blood of the World.<ref>2006/11 [[Remembering the Past]] - [[Words of the High Matriarch]]</ref>
The Falatacot believed that the power of the world flowed through
their very veins. They would bloodlet, and sacrifice all in the name of their Old Gods, to draw themselves closer to the Blood of the World.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref>  


They found that on [[Killiakta]], or Dereth, that mana was most concentrated, and plentiful.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref>
The Falatacot found that on [[Killiakta]], or Dereth, it was most concentrated, and plentiful.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref>
 
Whatever came before, the Old Ones, the Gromnatross, placed a series of markers, that highlighted positions of immense concentration.<ref name=TomeElements>2002/04 [[Betrayal]] - [[Tome of the Elements]]</ref>
 
The Gelidites 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


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 19:52, 28 January 2011

Falatacot term: beneath the crust of the world, exists a lifeblood, that flows from one focal point to another.[1] It is on Killiata where the Falatacot first heard the pulse of the Blood of the World.[2] The Falatacot believed that the power of the world flowed through their very veins. They would bloodlet, and sacrifice all in the name of their Old Gods, to draw themselves closer to the Blood of the World.[1]

The Falatacot found that on Killiakta, or Dereth, it was most concentrated, and plentiful.[1]

Whatever came before, the Old Ones, the Gromnatross, placed a series of markers, that highlighted positions of immense concentration.[1]

The Gelidites 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

References