Practices & Restrictions
- Employing practising arcanists
- Restricting access
- Preserving and teaching magical knowledge
A restricted arcane school or institution in Dol-Makjar where Murray works and magical lore is preserved.
The Penteveral is an arcane institution in or around Dol-Makjar. Murray Mag’Nesson works there, Davrasi Gaunt is not permitted inside, and Occtis recalls reading there about the Stone of Nightsong. Immediately before his death, Thjazi urgently tells Halandil to help Murray and the Penteveral, implying an unresolved danger or responsibility connected to the institution.
What threatens Murray or the Penteveral, and what help did Thjazi expect Halandil to provide?
Immediately before his death, Thjazi urgently orders Halandil to help Murray and the Penteveral, without explaining the danger or task.
Murray later confirms that she works at the Penteveral and that Davrasi is not permitted inside, but no one discusses Thjazi’s warning.
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Murray is introduced as a dwarven woman with long auburn hair, a broad flat-brimmed hat and a colourful sleeveless duster. She uses wizard magic to restore her rain-soaked appearance.
Murray Mag’Nesson works at the Penteveral.
Davrasi Gaunt is not permitted inside the Penteveral.
Murray reveals that she works at the Penteveral and that Davrasi is not allowed inside.
Murray says that some mourners may be able to help Vaelus but asks her to lower the hostility in front of the grieving family.
Kattigan reconstructs the attack upon Thimble’s hideout and finds evidence pointing towards the Crow Keepers. Seven masked attackers entered expecting a fight, three were killed, and the survivors removed the bodies and stole the Stone of Nightsong.
The colourful dwarven arcanist Murray Mag’Nesson arrives late to Thjazi’s Farramh with cranberry rolls and Yahrgraz. Her presence reveals the magical underworld and unconventional associates surrounding Thjazi during the final years of his life.
Julien secretly spits upon Thjazi’s body while the mourners are distracted. As he later leaves the Fang home, Bolaire perceives that the Old Path protection surrounding Thjazi has been crossed and that a small shadow-like presence is following Julien.
An unnatural cold falls across the Rookery as Vaelus, an elven Sister of the fallen goddess Sylandri, arrives from the Mournvale. She accuses Thjazi of stealing the Stone of Nightsong and demands that Halandil return it.
Bolaire recalls the funerary purpose of the Stone of Nightsong while Thaisha retrieves a silver box connected to Thjazi. When Vaelus speaks Thimble’s name, the box opens and shattered black clay begins forming a mask resembling Bolaire’s.