About: Gift of Kylorin

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During the Age of Magic Kylorin used magical trials to seperate common mages from the truly talented. The things that appeared in the trials were illusions, but the risk of death was real. Most died, but the few that passed the trials went on to be some of the most powerful archmages of their age. Some of the leaders in the current age, such as Os-Gabella and Perpentach, went through these trials when Patria was still the only empire of man. Other such as Laroth, Barbatos or Trenton Majosi are less well known survivors of the trials.

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rdfs:comment	During the Age of Magic Kylorin used magical trials to seperate common mages from the truly talented. The things that appeared in the trials were illusions, but the risk of death was real. Most died, but the few that passed the trials went on to be some of the most powerful archmages of their age. Some of the leaders in the current age, such as Os-Gabella and Perpentach, went through these trials when Patria was still the only empire of man. Other such as Laroth, Barbatos or Trenton Majosi are less well known survivors of the trials.
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abstract	During the Age of Magic Kylorin used magical trials to seperate common mages from the truly talented. The things that appeared in the trials were illusions, but the risk of death was real. Most died, but the few that passed the trials went on to be some of the most powerful archmages of their age. Some of the leaders in the current age, such as Os-Gabella and Perpentach, went through these trials when Patria was still the only empire of man. Other such as Laroth, Barbatos or Trenton Majosi are less well known survivors of the trials. It was hundred of years into the Age of Rebirth before Dain of the Amurites, discovered the records of these magical trials. They were considered archiac, a voilent reminder of the Partia during the darkest hours. The culture of the Amurites celebrated public study of magic and this was seen as a more enlightened approach. But Dain wondered how he compared to the Patrian archmages. And was even more interested in the greater talent the trial seemed to imbue in the lucky few who survived. Dain searched for, and found several locations of these trials, but most were simply empty towers, dungeons or cave labyrinths. Until in the year of 441 of the fourth age Dain found the location of one that was still active. The locals, a group of Balseraph fishermen living on the edge of their empire, long ago learned to avoid the cave; no one who entered it ever came out. They claimed death himself lived within it. They also claimed that chickens were divine, so Dain didn't take their warnings very seriously. With a spellstaff and healing salve ready, as those were the traditional aides given to those taking the trail, Dain entered the cave.

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