A perfectly spherical black stone surrounded by wings and carried by Ethrand Tachonis during the assault on Occtis.
At the end of the Tachonis assault on Palazzo Davinos, Ethrand enters Occtis’s guest chamber with six ghouls while maintaining a Silence spell. He holds a perfectly spherical black stone surrounded by wings and orders the undead to open Occtis so the stone can be placed “where it belongs.” Its identity, origin and intended effect are unknown.
A perfectly spherical black stone with wings surrounding it.
Unknown. Its association with Ethrand and House Tachonis is the only confirmed provenance.
Cut threads, quiet threats and the shadow behind the shears
Episode 3 exposes the manufactured Candescent Creed, sends a new party towards Gormalay and ends with House Tachonis tearing its way into Palazzo Davinos.
The stone is in Ethrand’s hand as the episode ends, immediately before the intended procedure on Occtis.
Carried by Ethrand Tachonis
Brought into Occtis’s guest chamber during a coordinated undead assault
Ethrand intends for it to be placed inside Occtis’s opened body
Its magical properties, origin and intended result are unknown
The transcript does not establish that it is the Stone of Nightsong or any previously recorded object
Ethrand enters with the winged stone and orders six ghouls to open Occtis so the object can be placed inside him.
Ethrand holds the stone during the breach of Occtis’s room.
Thjazi and Thimble took the Stone of Nightsong from the Mournvale; after its later theft, Thimble and Vaelus form a temporary alliance to recover it.
Campaign 4, Episode 3The Tachonis Assault on Palazzo DavinosAfter Tachonis forces gather around Dol-Makjar, a hidden operative murders General Raimond while Ethrand and six ghouls breach Occtis’s chamber with a winged black stone.
House Tachonis searches Dol-Makjar for Occtis after learning that he may have acted against the family by joining Thjazi’s rescue.
The assault identifies what the attackers intend to do to Occtis, not why.
Ethrand brings an unidentified winged black sphere into Occtis’s chamber and orders that it be placed inside him.
Ethrand orders the ghouls to open Occtis and place the stone where it belongs.
Statements are labelled by how the transcript establishes them, so direct depiction, testimony, belief and disputed accounts remain distinct.
After Tachonis forces gather around Dol-Makjar, a hidden operative murders General Raimond while Ethrand and six ghouls breach Occtis’s chamber with a winged black stone.
A perfectly spherical black stone surrounded by wings and carried by Ethrand Tachonis during the assault on Occtis.
Ethrand enters with the winged stone and orders six ghouls to open Occtis so the object can be placed inside him.
Ethrand holds the stone during the breach of Occtis’s room.
The stone is in Ethrand’s hand as the episode ends, immediately before the intended procedure on Occtis.
Ethrand intends for it to be placed inside Occtis’s opened body
Its magical properties, origin and intended result are unknown
Carried by Ethrand Tachonis
The transcript does not establish that it is the Stone of Nightsong or any previously recorded object
Brought into Occtis’s guest chamber during a coordinated undead assault
Ethrand and six Tachonis ghouls enter Occtis’s chamber under a Silence spell. Carrying a perfectly spherical black stone surrounded by wings, Ethrand orders the undead to open Occtis and place it inside him.
Ethrand and six Tachonis ghouls enter Occtis’s chamber under a Silence spell. Carrying a perfectly spherical black stone surrounded by wings, Ethrand orders the undead to open Occtis and place it inside him.
