The Archanade wing curated by Bolaire and dedicated to the revolutionary history of the Shapers’ War.
The Lloy Wing is named for the ancient orcish smithing family that forged the first Pariah Blades. Its circular central exhibition room displays one of those blades and uses enchanted recordings to accompany the artefacts. Bolaire serves as its curator.
One of the Archanade’s many museum wings.
Circular main exhibition room
A displayed Pariah Blade
Magically recorded exhibit narration
Private offices and research areas
Bolaire and Murray work through the night researching the transformed silver coffin.
Events linked to this place, though the exact geographic relationship has not yet been established.
The silver container awakens, consumes its black mask fragments into freezing mist and is identified as a newly built coffin named for the halfling celestial Olbalad.
The revolutionary war against the gods is remembered through public monuments, surviving Old Path traditions, divine ruins and competing political accounts.
The silver box is identified as a newly assembled coffin for the celestial psychopomp Olbalad, but the vanished mask, impossible mist and Thjazi’s purpose remain unexplained.
A tool disappears farther into the mist than the coffin’s dimensions permit.
The “paint” proves literal: large casks are delivered to Bolaire with a loving note for Halandil, but the intended work remains unknown.
Bolaire discovers literal paint casks and a note naming Halandil as the intended recipient.
Statements are labelled by how the transcript establishes them, so direct depiction, testimony, belief and disputed accounts remain distinct.
The blade remains the central display of the Lloy Wing.
Bolaire and Murray work through the night researching the transformed silver coffin.
The Lloy Wing is the Archanade wing curated by Bolaire and dedicated to the revolutionary history of the Shapers’ War.
The Lloy Wing introduction names Azgra and the Pariah Blades used to defeat the Shaper of War.
Bolaire’s Office is bolaire’s private office and research space beside the Lloy Wing’s main exhibition room.
The black ceramic fragments inside Thaisha’s silver box shudder together. When she touches them, the lining becomes freezing mist and she collapses with mist moving through her eyes.
After working through the night, Murray and Bolaire open and identify the silver coffin. Its ancient pieces have been newly assembled around mist that leads somewhere beyond the container’s physical dimensions.
After Murray leaves, Bolaire finds newly delivered casks of paint bearing Thjazi’s final note to Halandil, then begins a private search for information about Termina.