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'''The Flame of Yggdrasil''', rediscovered in the year 208 AF, is a six-foot-tall heatless flame found in a cave in Yggdrasil west of the [[Black Forest]]. It was created unimaginably far back in pre-history when [[Help:Agatheis|Agatheis]], the Elemental Lord, was still tinkering with elemental control. A Divine experiment gone awry, the Flame of Yggdrasil proves nonetheless an asset to mortals, as it holds the power of [[Help:Resurrection|resurrection]] for corpses immolated within. | '''The Flame of Yggdrasil''', rediscovered in the year 208 AF, is a six-foot-tall heatless flame found in a cave in Yggdrasil west of the [[Black Forest]]. It was created unimaginably far back in pre-history when [[Help:Agatheis|Agatheis]], the Elemental Lord, was still tinkering with elemental control. A Divine experiment gone awry, the Flame of Yggdrasil proves nonetheless an asset to mortals, as it holds the power of [[Help:Resurrection|resurrection]] for corpses immolated within. | ||
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Yggdrasil, the World Tree is a collossal tree, the base of which supports the Vashnar Mountains and indeed the very Pillars of Heaven. It is said to stretch through not only much of Sapience, but a good majority of the planar multiverse as well. Nestled in its branches is the draconic planar nexus known as the Parthren Gare, while the lowest tips of its roots pierce the infernal plane of the Underworld. By way of Yggdrasil, the Gods and any They permit may travel with ease to any plane in existence. The best view of the tree is said to be in the Garden of the Gods itself, where one can see it stretching high into the sky in all its glory.
The Flame of Yggdrasil
The Flame of Yggdrasil, rediscovered in the year 208 AF, is a six-foot-tall heatless flame found in a cave in Yggdrasil west of the Black Forest. It was created unimaginably far back in pre-history when Agatheis, the Elemental Lord, was still tinkering with elemental control. A Divine experiment gone awry, the Flame of Yggdrasil proves nonetheless an asset to mortals, as it holds the power of resurrection for corpses immolated within.