Grand Quest Tracker

[Aegis]

Grand Quest Tracker

I'm utilizing this tracker as a means to conduct what I'm calling 'Grand Quests'. These are massive undertakings, quests that will likely take a lot of time and collaboration with PCs and/or NPCs (though certainly not required on collaboration). The information around many of these things is typically scarce and much of it will need to be learned and discovered IC. As such things are discovered, I will update the individual Tracker with the new info and who it is available to (If a PC is the only one to learn it, then they will be in direct control of who they release that information to).

Current Grand Quests

1. Lost Aetherforge
2. Lost Fae Temple
3. Each Individual Lost Relic (each will get its own post as needed)
4. Each individual Primal (each will get its own post as needed)
5. The Wine of Suffering

[Aegis]

The Lost Aetherforge

"In ancient times, masters of runeforging built aether forges as runeforged artifacts themselves. This is in contrast to the modern practice of them simply being carefully pictographed tools. The techniques for building these forges has been lost to history. To date there are only two such forges known to the world. One is in the possession of the Scholia Arcana. The other is purported to be somewhere in the Isles of Ecith." ~Runeforging

[Aegis]

The Lost Fae Temple

"When she awoke, Caiwynn was reinvigorated with purpose. More importantly, she decided to seek out this man with eyes filled with secrets. Her search lead her to the lands of Ecith where she found a temple buried beneath the rubble and ruin of time and wilderness. In that place, she beheld a statue that exuded familiarity to her. She knew then that she had found a shrine to the god that had visited her in her dreams. Bidden to move, Caiwynn prayed before that statue, seeking the guidance and power of the being that had touched her dreams.

He answered. Those who had traveled with her to that buried shrine could say only that the room became filled with dreams so wonderful it pushed them to mania and nightmares so terrible it brought them to madness. But through it all, Caiwynn prayed and reached out to the god she knew would guide her way. When her communion was over, she and all of those who were with her, bore upon their flesh a mark that whispered to them of freedom." ~Fae'ethalan