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The [[Occultist]] icon is the '''Wheel of Chaos''', located on the Chaos Tundra in the Northern [[Nishnatoba]] Deadlands.
The '''Wheel of Chaos''', the [[The Occultists|Occultists']] [[icon]], is nestled within the frozen depths of a ruined structure located on the Chaos Tundra of the Northern [[Nishnatoba]] Deadlands. A tall smokeless flame serves as the wheel’s hub, with a mass of spokes jutting from the fire towards the outter ring.  Moving and shifting independently of each other, the spokes move at a frenetic, random pace to keep up with the everflowing vermillion substance of the wheel. Spinning in on itself, the ropey substance is neither solid or liquid, hovering in mid-air as it turns endlessly.  


A strange, ever-flowing substance of vermillion hue forms the Icon of the Wheel of Chaos, Icon of the House of Occultists. The ropey, ever-shifting substance, neither entirely liquid nor entirely solid, flows incessantly in a great circle floating in mid-air, spinning upon itself over and over again. Multicoloured sparks are given off from the Wheel as it spins. Within the Wheel are shimmering spokes that rearrange themselves at seemingly random, connecting the shifting outer rim to the hub. The hub itself appears as a brilliant, smouldering flame.


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Revision as of 17:28, 2 July 2007

The Wheel of Chaos, the Occultists' icon, is nestled within the frozen depths of a ruined structure located on the Chaos Tundra of the Northern Nishnatoba Deadlands. A tall smokeless flame serves as the wheel’s hub, with a mass of spokes jutting from the fire towards the outter ring. Moving and shifting independently of each other, the spokes move at a frenetic, random pace to keep up with the everflowing vermillion substance of the wheel. Spinning in on itself, the ropey substance is neither solid or liquid, hovering in mid-air as it turns endlessly.