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| − | A '''telthukiilir''' (or "high seeing orb") is an extremely powerful version of a [[crystal ball]]. It it lit faintly from within, emanating emerald-colored light. By speaking a command, the large orb can show the whereabouts of any individual. It is capable of scrying despite even powerful magical barriers, but its more powerful abilities use its charge more rapidly, and it takes time to recover from this. [[Sarya Dlardrageth]] recovered a telthukiilir originating from [[Aryvandaar]] from the ruins of [[Nar Kerymhoarth]].<ref name="FH-p151-152">{{Cite book/Forsaken House|151-152}}</ref> |
+ | A '''telthukiilir''' (or "high seeing orb") is an extremely powerful version of a [[crystal ball]]. It it lit faintly from within, emanating emerald-colored light. By speaking a command, the large orb can show the whereabouts of any individual. It is capable of [[scrying]] despite even powerful magical barriers, but its more powerful abilities use its charge more rapidly, and it takes time to recover from this. [[Sarya Dlardrageth]] recovered a telthukiilir originating from [[Aryvandaar]] from the ruins of [[Nar Kerymhoarth]].<ref name="FH-p151-152">{{Cite book/Forsaken House|151-152}}</ref> |
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A telthukiilir (or "high seeing orb") is an extremely powerful version of a crystal ball. It it lit faintly from within, emanating emerald-colored light. By speaking a command, the large orb can show the whereabouts of any individual. It is capable of scrying despite even powerful magical barriers, but its more powerful abilities use its charge more rapidly, and it takes time to recover from this. Sarya Dlardrageth recovered a telthukiilir originating from Aryvandaar from the ruins of Nar Kerymhoarth.[1]
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Notes
- ↑ Richard Baker (August 2004). Forsaken House. (Wizards of the Coast), pp. 151–152. ISBN 0-7869-3260-0.