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| − | == Level 2 WoodHearthstones == | + | == Level 2 [[WoodHearthstones]] == |
| − | *back to HearthStones | + | *back to [[HearthStones]] |
| − | *over to MansesAndDemesnes | + | *over to [[MansesAndDemesnes]] |
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| − | <b>Secure Sleep Stone</b> by EndlessChase | + | <b>Jewel of Youthful Suppleness</b> (<i>Caste Book: Zenith</i>, p. 79) |
| + | <b>Manse ••</b> | ||
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| + | <b>Opal of the Hunted</b> (<i>Aspect Book: Wood</i>, p. 78) | ||
| + | <b>Manse ••</b> | ||
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| + | ---- | ||
| + | <b>Scintillating Gem of Ally's Embrace</b> (<i>Aspect Book: Air</i>, p. 75) | ||
| + | <b>Manse ••</b> | ||
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| + | ---- | ||
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| + | <b>Secure Sleep Stone</b> by [[EndlessChase]] | ||
<b>Manse: ••</b> | <b>Manse: ••</b> | ||
<b>Trigger:</b> Sleeping | <b>Trigger:</b> Sleeping | ||
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| + | <b>Tree-Striding Emerald</b> (<i>Aspect Book: Wood</i>, p. 78) | ||
| + | <b>Manse ••</b> | ||
Revision as of 08:08, 5 April 2010
Level 2 WoodHearthstones
- back to HearthStones
- over to MansesAndDemesnes
Jewel of Youthful Suppleness (Caste Book: Zenith, p. 79)
Manse ••
Opal of the Hunted (Aspect Book: Wood, p. 78)
Manse ••
Scintillating Gem of Ally's Embrace (Aspect Book: Air, p. 75)
Manse ••
Secure Sleep Stone by EndlessChase
Manse: •• Trigger: Sleeping
This clear blue stone is vaguely teardrop shaped. When active, the stone loses it's luster and fades to a matte grey.
The Secure Sleep Stone grants its owner complete control over many aspects of their own sleep patterns. The first, and often most welcome aspect of the stone is its ability to let its bearer fall immediately to a peaceful sleep, regardless of position or comfort level of the place the bearer is at, for any pre determined duration. They can let themselves sleep for an hour, or three minutes. The desired time is precisely what they get. This will in no way prevent the sleeper from becoming stiff or sore from sleeping draped over a tree branch or other such uncomfortable position for hours, however. The second ability granted by the stone is to make the sleeper totally immobile and silent while sleeping. Heavy snorers will breath clearly, no rattle escaping their throat, and people that toss frequently through the night will not move a muscle.
The third power of the stone is most likely the most useful for the paranoid. The sleeper is no easier to sneak up on while they are asleep than they are while awake. The bearer of the Secure Sleep Stone is aware to all stimuli that would affect any of her senses while awake (such as sight, even though eyes may be closed) that affects them personally. This effect does not extend to the companions of the bearer.
Stone of Blood Inviolate (Book of Three Circles, p. 114)
Manse ••
Stone of Color (Book of Three Circles, p. 114)
Manse ••
The Stone of Empty Knife (Book of Three Circles, p. 114)
Manse ••
Stone of Mending Flaws (Book of Three Circles, p. 114)
Manse ••
Survival Stone (Book of Three Circles, p. 114)
Manse ••
Tree-Striding Emerald (Aspect Book: Wood, p. 78)
Manse ••
