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Crystal Of Infinite Reflections

The Crystal of Infinite Reflections is an ancient arcane artifact of immense power discovered during the Second Age of Wonders. Known for its unique ability to amplify and redirect magical energies through its countless internal facets, the crystal played a pivotal role in the development of Reflective Thaumaturgy.

Crystal artifact glowing The Crystal of Infinite Reflections displaying its characteristic inner luminescence during a harmonic resonance event

Origins

Created by the legendary Crystalline Artificers during the height of their civilization, the Crystal was originally housed in the spire of the Prismatic Citadel. Its creation required the fusion of starlight essence with perfectly pure metamorphic quartz during a rare celestial alignment known as the Convergence of Nine Moons.

Properties

The Crystal possesses several unique magical properties:

  • Ability to store and amplify magical energies indefinitely

  • Power to create dimensional mirrors between distant locations

  • Capacity to split single spells into multiple identical effects

Historical Significance

Ancient ceremony A historical recreation of the Grand Mirror Ritual performed using the Crystal

During the Crystal Wars, the artifact served as both a defensive shield and a powerful weapon. Its most famous use came during the Battle of Shattered Reflections, where it was used to create a maze of mirror-portals that trapped an entire invading army.

Current Status

The Crystal now resides within the heavily-guarded vaults of the Silverglass Academy, where it is studied by advanced practitioners of Mirror Magic. Access to the artifact is strictly controlled by the Council of Reflective Arts, though some claim that what is displayed is merely a reflection of the true Crystal, which exists simultaneously in multiple dimensions.

Crystal chamber The specialized containment chamber housing the Crystal of Infinite Reflections at Silverglass Academy

See Also

References

  1. Treatise on Reflective Artifacts
  2. Chronicles of the Crystal Wars
  3. Mirror Magic: Advanced Applications