Wyr'palja's Spellbook - Revision history

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	The spell book of the solar [[Wyr'palja]] (or, at least, one of them) is a thick tome of perfectly square pages, roughly fifteen inches on a side. The front and back covers are made from flawless white marble, of the same variety used to construct manses. In minute relief, the front cover features various bird imagery intertwined with three interlocking circles. The back features the same circles, with representations of the five elements. The book contains hundreds of pages, but they are so thin that they stack to be only a half-inch thick. The spine is made of some kind of transparent, rubbery substance that holds the pages and covers in place. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm.		The spell book of the solar [[creator::Wyr'palja]] (or, at least, one of them) is a thick tome of perfectly square pages, roughly fifteen inches on a side. The front and back covers are made from flawless white marble, of the same variety used to construct manses. In minute relief, the front cover features various bird imagery intertwined with three interlocking circles. The back features the same circles, with representations of the five elements. The book contains hundreds of pages, but they are so thin that they stack to be only a half-inch thick. The spine is made of some kind of transparent, rubbery substance that holds the pages and covers in place. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm.

	== Thoughts on Devon and Salina ==		== Thoughts on Devon and Salina ==
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	*[[Erembour, That Which Calls to the Shadows]]		*[[Erembour, That Which Calls to the Shadows]]
	*Ligier, the Green Metal Sun		*Ligier, the Green Metal Sun

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	== Emeralds ==		== Emeralds ==

	This chapter contains formulae for the following terrestrial spells:		This chapter contains formulae for the following terrestrial spells: (it actually contains more, but these are the ones the circle hasn't seen before):

	*Death of Obsidian Butterflies - Fill an area with slicing glass butterflies.		*Death of Obsidian Butterflies - Fill an area with slicing glass butterflies.

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Sapphires

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	== Sapphires ==		== Sapphires ==

	This chapter contains formulae for the following celestial spells:		This chapter contains formulae for the following celestial spells (it actually contains more, but these are the ones the circle hasn't seen before):

	*Cantana of Empty Voices - A sonic attack on an extremely large area.		*Cantana of Empty Voices - A sonic attack on an extremely large area.
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	*Gumela, the Jeweled Auditor, wisdom soul of the Prince Upon the Tower		*Gumela, the Jeweled Auditor, wisdom soul of the Prince Upon the Tower
	*Lucien, the Guardian of Sleep, expressing soul of the End of All Wisdom		*Lucien, the Guardian of Sleep, expressing soul of the End of All Wisdom
	*Makarios, the Sigil's Dreamer, ~~earden~~ soul of That Which Calls to Shadows		*Makarios, the Sigil's Dreamer, warden soul of That Which Calls to Shadows
	*Octavian, the Living Tower, defining soul of the Ravine of Whispers		*Octavian, the Living Tower, defining soul of the Ravine of Whispers
	*[[Ronwe]], The Unlit Pedagogue, messenger soul of That Which Calls to Shadows		*[[Ronwe]], The Unlit Pedagogue, messenger soul of That Which Calls to Shadows

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	*Makarios, the Sigil's Dreamer, earden soul of That Which Calls to Shadows		*Makarios, the Sigil's Dreamer, earden soul of That Which Calls to Shadows
	*Octavian, the Living Tower, defining soul of the Ravine of Whispers		*Octavian, the Living Tower, defining soul of the Ravine of Whispers
	*Ronwe, The Unlit Pedagogue, messenger soul of That Which Calls to Shadows		*[[Ronwe]], The Unlit Pedagogue, messenger soul of That Which Calls to Shadows

	== Adamant ==		== Adamant ==
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	It also contains sparse notes on summoning third circle demons, with summoning names and particular notes on the demons commonly known as:		It also contains sparse notes on summoning third circle demons, with summoning names and particular notes on the demons commonly known as:

	*Erembour, That Which Calls to the Shadows		*[[Erembour, That Which Calls to the Shadows]]
	*Ligier, the Green Metal Sun		*Ligier, the Green Metal Sun

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	This chapter contains largely unorganized ramblings and observations comparing the analytical approach to sorcery favored by Devon with the emulation of natural connections favored by Salina. From the text, it is clear that Wyr'palja taught herself sorcery initially, using something close to the Salinan method, and much of what follows is an attempt to reconcile this with the Devonian teachings of her mentor [[Tarim]] and, later, her early scientific approach to alchemy. Eventually, she realized her alchemical studies, in spite of being very methodical, really were investigating the connections of nature, and this led her to understand celestial sorcery much better. And this, in turn, made her a better alchemist.		This chapter contains largely unorganized ramblings and observations comparing the analytical approach to sorcery favored by Devon with the emulation of natural connections favored by Salina. From the text, it is clear that Wyr'palja taught herself sorcery initially, using something close to the Salinan method, and much of what follows is an attempt to reconcile this with the Devonian teachings of her mentor [[Tarim]] and, later, her early scientific approach to alchemy. Eventually, she realized her alchemical studies, in spite of being very methodical, really were investigating the connections of nature, and this led her to understand celestial sorcery much better. And this, in turn, made her a better alchemist.

	Disjointed as it is, this chapter can be of use to those attempting to learn celestial sorcery. It also contains the secrets of Salinan Absorbtion, a permanent Occult charm that refines the practice of sorcery by those following the Salinan school.		Disjointed as it is, this chapter can be of use to those attempting to learn celestial sorcery. It also contains the secrets of Salinan Absorbtion, a permanent Occult charm that refines the practice of sorcery by those following the Salinan school. It can also act as instruction for the [[Forgotten Suns: Science\|science]] of Spellcrafting {{Dots\|1}} and {{Dots\|2}}.

	== Invitation to the Calibration Feast ==		== Invitation to the Calibration Feast ==

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Thoughts on the Dragon Kings

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	== Thoughts on the Dragon Kings ==		== Thoughts on the Dragon Kings ==

	More of a collection of notes, this section paints a fairly detailed picture of civilized [[Dragon King]] society in the First Age. It also talks at length about their tendency to slide towards savagery and how to "heal" them back to civilized, using charms and spells.		More of a collection of notes, this section paints a fairly detailed picture of civilized [[Dragon Kings\|Dragon King]] society in the First Age. It also talks at length about their tendency to slide towards savagery and how to "heal" them back to civilized, using charms and spells.

	== Emeralds ==		== Emeralds ==

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	Sorcerers of the Salinan school can use this text to guide them in learning solar circle sorcery.		Sorcerers of the Salinan school can use this text to guide them in learning solar circle sorcery.

			== Thoughts on the Dragon Kings ==

			More of a collection of notes, this section paints a fairly detailed picture of civilized [[Dragon King]] society in the First Age. It also talks at length about their tendency to slide towards savagery and how to "heal" them back to civilized, using charms and spells.

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	*Death of Obsidian Butterflies - Fill an area with slicing glass butterflies.		*Death of Obsidian Butterflies - Fill an area with slicing glass butterflies.
	*Demon of the First Circle - Summon a minor demon		*Demon of the First Circle - Summon a minor demon
			*Dragon-Soul Sun - A spell that helps to enlighten Dragon Kings.
	*Flight of Separation - Separate into a flock of birds and reassemble miles away		*Flight of Separation - Separate into a flock of birds and reassemble miles away
	*Flight of the Brilliant Raptor - Throw a large bird of fire at a target		*Flight of the Brilliant Raptor - Throw a large bird of fire at a target

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Sapphires

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	== Sapphires ==		== Sapphires ==

	This chapter contains formulae for the following ~~terrestrial~~ spells:		This chapter contains formulae for the following celestial spells:

	*Cantana of Empty Voices - A sonic attack on an extremely large area.		*Cantana of Empty Voices - A sonic attack on an extremely large area.

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	The spell book of the solar [[Wyr'palja]] (or, at least, one of them) is a thick tome perfectly square pages, roughly fifteen inches on a side. The front and back covers are made from flawless white marble, of the same variety used to construct manses. In minute relief, the front cover features various bird imagery intertwined with three interlocking circles. The back features the same circles, with representations of the five elements. The book contains hundreds of pages, but they are so thin that they stack to be only a half-inch thick. The spine is made of some kind of transparent, rubbery substance that holds the pages and covers in place. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm.		The spell book of the solar [[Wyr'palja]] (or, at least, one of them) is a thick tome of perfectly square pages, roughly fifteen inches on a side. The front and back covers are made from flawless white marble, of the same variety used to construct manses. In minute relief, the front cover features various bird imagery intertwined with three interlocking circles. The back features the same circles, with representations of the five elements. The book contains hundreds of pages, but they are so thin that they stack to be only a half-inch thick. The spine is made of some kind of transparent, rubbery substance that holds the pages and covers in place. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm.

	== Thoughts on Devon and Salina ==		== Thoughts on Devon and Salina ==

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	*[[exalted:SpellRelay/Birds\|Piecemeal Winged Migration]] - Summon a flock of birds that dissemble a structure, carry the pieces for miles, and reassemble them.		*[[exalted:SpellRelay/Birds\|Piecemeal Winged Migration]] - Summon a flock of birds that dissemble a structure, carry the pieces for miles, and reassemble them.
	*Princes of the Fallen Tower - Summon a host of creatures that can dissolve inanimate objects.		*Princes of the Fallen Tower - Summon a host of creatures that can dissolve inanimate objects.
			*Raise the Puissant Sanctim (svnt.57) - Fashion a manse on a demesne based on a set of detailed plans.
	*[http://patternspider.net/lore5/show.php?class=Spell&id=8 Spell Matrix] - Build a pattern of essence through which a spell may be more quickly cast.		*[http://patternspider.net/lore5/show.php?class=Spell&id=8 Spell Matrix] - Build a pattern of essence through which a spell may be more quickly cast.
	*Swift Spirit of Winged Transportation - Summon a huge bird to transport a vessel through the air.		*Swift Spirit of Winged Transportation - Summon a huge bird to transport a vessel through the air.
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	*[http://patternspider.net/lore5/show.php?class=Spell&id=9 City Seed] - Grow an empty city from the surrounding countryside.		*[http://patternspider.net/lore5/show.php?class=Spell&id=9 City Seed] - Grow an empty city from the surrounding countryside.
	*[[Community Glazing Hex]] - Turn a neighborhood and its mortal inhabitants into glass.		*[[Community Glazing Hex]] - Turn a neighborhood and its mortal inhabitants into glass.
			*Craft the Puissant Sanctim (svnt.57) - Fashion a manse on a demesne, letting the spell design the manse.
	*Demon of the Third Circle - Summon a powerful demon.		*Demon of the Third Circle - Summon a powerful demon.
	*[[exalted:SpellRelay/Birds\|Flock of Hungry Raitons]] - Summon a huge flock to attack a large area.		*[[exalted:SpellRelay/Birds\|Flock of Hungry Raitons]] - Summon a huge flock to attack a large area.