Jairus Starvald
Eidoloclast
OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION
- Intent: Make a reward for the Sith participants of the Tython skirmish.
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- Name: Dwomutchwûq. [Summon Fire]
- Manufacturer: Ember of Vahl | Cerbera
- Affiliation: The Sith Empire
- Modularity: No
- Production: Semi-Unique (All Sith members who participated in TSE's skirmish of Tython.)
- Material: Alchemized blood, Flame Tygah skin.
- Classification: Artifact
- Size: Handheld
- Length: 12cm
- Width: N/A
- Height: 20cm
- Weight: Paperweight
- The holder of one of these pieces of papers will become more attuned with fire. An NFU might have an easier time making fire without matches or a lighter. An FU will have an easier time using the Force to create fire through Pyrokinesis.
- Holding the paper will allow comprehension of the Sith language without the need for a translator.
- The holder will remain warm, unless extreme temperatures push against the effect. Walking naked through a blizzard on Hoth is sadly not an option.
- [ FIRE ] - Those who are in the possession of this paper are more attuned to element of fire.
- [ LITERACY ] - While in the possession of the paper they will be able to use the Sith language as if it was their native tongue.
- [ WITHOUT HANDS! ] - All that is necessary is having it on your body. It could be in your pocket, a pouch around your neck, in your hands or anything else. The effects, good and bad, remain the same for the holder.
- [ FRAGILE ] - It's really just a piece of paper. It's slightly more durable than the usual flimsiplast, so it won't be ruined from crumbling. But anything from a blaster to a lightsaber will have no trouble cutting through it. It takes a single rip to turn the artifact into nothing but a piece of paper.
- [ FORCE-MADE ] - It needs the Force to function. Ysalamir will make it inert, Voidstone will make it significantly less effective.
- [ VAHLA ] - Taken from a Vahla tome and gifted to the Sith as a reward the artifacts are inherently of the Darkside with all the effects that come with it. Those who wield it might develop anger issues, emotional instability, become more paranoid... power always comes with a price.
Surrounded on all sides by the Galactic Alliance on Tython the Ember of Vahl secretly requested the assistance of the Sith Empire. In exchange for the Sith's assistance, the Ember would form an alliance with the Empire and lend their expertise, knowledge and power. The Empire conducted a stealth raid on Tython, by splitting the focus of the nation they managed to secure the Tower of Vahl within the Valley and evacuated the Vahla within, with them?
All their knowledge and secrets.
One of the rewards came in the form of the Dwomutchwûq. Taken from an ancient Vahla tome and shaped through the Darkside with the assistance of a certain green-skinned alchemist, the pieces of alchemized paper would grant their holders certain benefits.
They were given out to those that were instrumental for the success of the Tython raid. In short order the following citizens of the Empire were granted ownership of one of these papers: [member="Jorryn Fordyce"], [member="Scipio Alta"], [member="The Matador"], [member="Darth Saarai"], [member="Darth Vesper"], [member=Vaylin], [member="Darren Korpil"], [member="Joycelyn Zambrano"], [member=Harley], [member="Syrena Colsin"], [member="Taeli Raaf"], [member="Atlas Kane"], [member="Ashaiya Mar'Dikan"], [member="Katarina Vox"], [member="Maxmar Gricori"].
The holders will find themselves more attuned to Fire, the element mostly associated with the Vahl.
