Murit - Revision history

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	Along with [[Soghter]], Murit is known as the ''Azoth'' after a theoretical alchemical compound that enacts miraculous transformations - magicians performing rituals such as [[The Eight-spoked Wheel]], [[The Retrograde Wheel]] and [[Distil the Serpent's Stone]] often evoke the name during their transformations. Some scholars suggest that Murit and Soghter are lovers or siblings; others maintain that they are actually different facets of the same entity. Neither eternal seems inclined to discuss their relationship, if any, but a few alchemical treatises contain images of the two serpents wrapped around each other as illustrations of the way disparate substances can be combined together to create new materials.		Along with [[Soghter]], Murit is known as the ''Azoth'' after a theoretical alchemical compound that enacts miraculous transformations - magicians performing rituals such as [[The Eight-spoked Wheel]], [[The Retrograde Wheel]] and [[Distil the Serpent's Stone]] often evoke the name during their transformations. Some scholars suggest that Murit and Soghter are lovers or siblings; others maintain that they are actually different facets of the same entity. Neither eternal seems inclined to discuss their relationship, if any, but a few alchemical treatises contain images of the two serpents wrapped around each other as illustrations of the way disparate substances can be combined together to create new materials.

	===Appearance===		==Appearance==
	Murit is believed to be a winged serpent, with scales of gold and sapphire and feathered wings resembling beautifully coloured glass. Evidence for this appearance seems entirely anecdotal, based on descriptions by heralds; no Imperial magician has reported actually encountering Murit in this form. As with all Night eternals, Murit is a consummate shapeshifter and it most often appears as a saurian humanoid with backwards sweeping horns and feathers, usually clad in a long skirt or kilt and carrying an item emblematic of its interest in crafting - usually either a large smith's hammer, or a pestle-and-mortar. It may appear to be male or female, and as with many Night eternals gender appears to have little meaning to this shapeshifting crafter.		Murit is believed to be a winged serpent, with scales of gold and sapphire and feathered wings resembling beautifully coloured glass. Evidence for this appearance seems entirely anecdotal, based on descriptions by heralds; no Imperial magician has reported actually encountering Murit in this form. As with all Night eternals, Murit is a consummate shapeshifter and it most often appears as a saurian humanoid with backwards sweeping horns and feathers, usually clad in a long skirt or kilt and carrying an item emblematic of its interest in crafting - usually either a large smith's hammer, or a pestle-and-mortar. It may appear to be male or female, and as with many Night eternals gender appears to have little meaning to this shapeshifting crafter.

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	Murit is also known to create unique one-of-a-kind creatures. It seems to see little distinction between creating a great emerald dragon that vomits gouts of vitriol and a delicate songbird that sings in the voice of a harp. While Murit is occasionally accused of creating creatures such as the [[Legendary beasts#Mandowla\|mandowla]], its refusal to revisit earlier works means that these entities invariably remain one-of-a-kind rather than spawning entire species. Unfortunately, they also tend to be naturally immortal unless killed and in the past this has caused problems when they have slipped into the mortal realm. Murit seems to feel little responsibility for their actions.		Murit is also known to create unique one-of-a-kind creatures. It seems to see little distinction between creating a great emerald dragon that vomits gouts of vitriol and a delicate songbird that sings in the voice of a harp. While Murit is occasionally accused of creating creatures such as the [[Legendary beasts#Mandowla\|mandowla]], its refusal to revisit earlier works means that these entities invariably remain one-of-a-kind rather than spawning entire species. Unfortunately, they also tend to be naturally immortal unless killed and in the past this has caused problems when they have slipped into the mortal realm. Murit seems to feel little responsibility for their actions.

	===Concerns===		==Concerns==
	The Dragonsmith is fascinated by the way that two things can be combined to create a new thing, greater than the sum of the parts. It is especially interested in miraculous transformations that result from the union of mundane substances or situations. The arts of the [[Surgical skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] and the [[Crafting skills#Artisan\|artisan]] are of especial interest to Murit, as is the magical pursuit of mortal alchemy. It is also endlessly fascinated by the changes that can occur when individuals come together, and the way meetings between people can cascade to create profound transformations in the world for good or ill.		The Dragonsmith is fascinated by the way that two things can be combined to create a new thing, greater than the sum of the parts. It is especially interested in miraculous transformations that result from the union of mundane substances or situations. The arts of the [[Surgical skills#Apothecary\|apothecary]] and the [[Crafting skills#Artisan\|artisan]] are of especial interest to Murit, as is the magical pursuit of mortal alchemy. It is also endlessly fascinated by the changes that can occur when individuals come together, and the way meetings between people can cascade to create profound transformations in the world for good or ill.

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	While most eternals have little interest in the inhabitants of other realms, Murit is known to actively oppose many of the powers of the Autumn realm. It has several times worked directly against the schemes of eternals such as [[Basileus Flint]], [[Callidus]] and [[Ephisis]] but reserves special distaste for the forgemistress [[Estavus]] which it seems to view as the epitome of small-minded industry. Unable to directly oppose their aims, it is forced to work through proxies. Some magicians have enlisted Murit intentionally with stories of the plans of these eternals, and Murit revels in the opportunity to disrupt their designs.		While most eternals have little interest in the inhabitants of other realms, Murit is known to actively oppose many of the powers of the Autumn realm. It has several times worked directly against the schemes of eternals such as [[Basileus Flint]], [[Callidus]] and [[Ephisis]] but reserves special distaste for the forgemistress [[Estavus]] which it seems to view as the epitome of small-minded industry. Unable to directly oppose their aims, it is forced to work through proxies. Some magicians have enlisted Murit intentionally with stories of the plans of these eternals, and Murit revels in the opportunity to disrupt their designs.

	===Boons===		==Boons==
	The most common boons Murit grants are those that make it easier to transform elements and materials, or assist in the practice of alchemy, artisan or apothecary. Its gifts often bring with them a burning drive to create new things, and there are stories of artisans who have literally worked themselves to death in pursuit of a new masterwork.		The most common boons Murit grants are those that make it easier to transform elements and materials, or assist in the practice of alchemy, artisan or apothecary. Its gifts often bring with them a burning drive to create new things, and there are stories of artisans who have literally worked themselves to death in pursuit of a new masterwork.

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	Most often Murit is known as the "''Shaper''" thanks to its frequent association with artisans.		Most often Murit is known as the "''Shaper''" thanks to its frequent association with artisans.

	It is also commonly known as the "''Dragonsmith''", partly due to its common appearance and partly due to its propensity for constructing powerful creatures in the same way it apparently constructs objects. In parts of [[Wintermark]] and [[The Marches]] it is known as the "''Night-forge''", although that name is used interchangeably to refer to the domain that Murit claims in the ~~Realm~~ of Night. Some [[Kallavesi]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Mystics\|mystics]] and [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] [[Surgical skills#Apothecary\|apothecaries]] know it as the ''Silver Kettle'' and invoke its name when mixing complex potions. It is also sometimes called the ''All-consuming-fire'' in reference to the way the changes it fosters and the miracles it creates can be as destructive as they can be inspiring.		It is also commonly known as the "''Dragonsmith''", partly due to its common appearance and partly due to its propensity for constructing powerful creatures in the same way it apparently constructs objects. In parts of [[Wintermark]] and [[The Marches]] it is known as the "''Night-forge''", although that name is used interchangeably to refer to the domain that Murit claims in the realm of Night. Some [[Kallavesi]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Mystics\|mystics]] and [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] [[Surgical skills#Apothecary\|apothecaries]] know it as the ''Silver Kettle'' and invoke its name when mixing complex potions. It is also sometimes called the ''All-consuming-fire'' in reference to the way the changes it fosters and the miracles it creates can be as destructive as they can be inspiring.

	Along with [[Soghter]], Murit is known as the ''Azoth'' after a theoretical alchemical compound that enacts miraculous transformations - magicians performing rituals such as [[The Eight-spoked Wheel]], [[The Retrograde Wheel]] and [[Distil the Serpent's Stone]] often evoke the name during their transformations. Some scholars suggest that Murit and Soghter are lovers or siblings; others maintain that they are actually different facets of the same entity. Neither eternal seems inclined to discuss their relationship, if any, but a few alchemical treatises contain images of the two serpents wrapped around each other as illustrations of the way disparate substances can be combined together to create new materials.		Along with [[Soghter]], Murit is known as the ''Azoth'' after a theoretical alchemical compound that enacts miraculous transformations - magicians performing rituals such as [[The Eight-spoked Wheel]], [[The Retrograde Wheel]] and [[Distil the Serpent's Stone]] often evoke the name during their transformations. Some scholars suggest that Murit and Soghter are lovers or siblings; others maintain that they are actually different facets of the same entity. Neither eternal seems inclined to discuss their relationship, if any, but a few alchemical treatises contain images of the two serpents wrapped around each other as illustrations of the way disparate substances can be combined together to create new materials.
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	The night-forge is a being driven by novelty; all of its creations are unique. Murit has no interest in recreating a past creation, and is offended by requests that it does so. It considers itself an artist, and believes that no true artist should repeat its work.		The night-forge is a being driven by novelty; all of its creations are unique. Murit has no interest in recreating a past creation, and is offended by requests that it does so. It considers itself an artist, and believes that no true artist should repeat its work.

	While most eternals have little interest in the inhabitants of other ~~Realms~~, Murit is known to actively oppose many of the powers of the Autumn ~~Realm~~. It has several times worked directly against the schemes of eternals such as [[Basileus Flint]], [[Callidus]] and [[Ephisis]] but reserves special distaste for the forgemistress [[Estavus]] which it seems to view as the epitome of small-minded industry. Unable to directly oppose their aims, it is forced to work through proxies. Some magicians have enlisted Murit intentionally with stories of the plans of these eternals, and Murit revels in the opportunity to disrupt their designs.		While most eternals have little interest in the inhabitants of other realms, Murit is known to actively oppose many of the powers of the Autumn realm. It has several times worked directly against the schemes of eternals such as [[Basileus Flint]], [[Callidus]] and [[Ephisis]] but reserves special distaste for the forgemistress [[Estavus]] which it seems to view as the epitome of small-minded industry. Unable to directly oppose their aims, it is forced to work through proxies. Some magicians have enlisted Murit intentionally with stories of the plans of these eternals, and Murit revels in the opportunity to disrupt their designs.

	===Boons===		===Boons===

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	Murit also likes to introduce new creatures and individuals to each other and observe their reactions. In this vein, it is also known to entrust some of its artefact-heralds to mortals, on the understanding they will protect them and introduce them to new situations.		Murit also likes to introduce new creatures and individuals to each other and observe their reactions. In this vein, it is also known to entrust some of its artefact-heralds to mortals, on the understanding they will protect them and introduce them to new situations.

	The Empire is fascinating to Murit; the way a powerful structure has arisen from a foundation of different nations and people. However, the Empire has been in existence for nearly four centuries now and some [[Urizen magical traditions#Stargazers\|stargazers]] have suggested that Murit may be becoming bored with the relative stability of Imperial life. While Murit is not malignant, they allege that the ''all-consuming-fire'' has begun questing around for interesting 'new elements' to introduce to the Empire in a quest to see what happens. These same magicians suggest that Murit has set in motion several stratagems aimed at undermining the [[~~Imperial~~ Bourse]], although they are unwilling or unable to provide specifics.		The Empire is fascinating to Murit; the way a powerful structure has arisen from a foundation of different nations and people. However, the Empire has been in existence for nearly four centuries now and some [[Urizen magical traditions#Stargazers\|stargazers]] have suggested that Murit may be becoming bored with the relative stability of Imperial life. While Murit is not malignant, they allege that the ''all-consuming-fire'' has begun questing around for interesting 'new elements' to introduce to the Empire in a quest to see what happens. These same magicians suggest that Murit has set in motion several stratagems aimed at undermining the [[Bourse]], although they are unwilling or unable to provide specifics.

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	It is also commonly known as the "''Dragonsmith''", partly due to its common appearance and partly due to its propensity for constructing powerful creatures in the same way it apparently constructs objects. In parts of [[Wintermark]] and [[The Marches]] it is known as the "''Night-forge''", although that name is used interchangeably to refer to the domain that Murit claims in the Realm of Night. Some [[Kallavesi]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Mystics\|mystics]] and [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] [[Surgical skills#Apothecary\|apothecaries]] know it as the ''Silver Kettle'' and invoke its name when mixing complex potions. It is also sometimes called the ''All-consuming-fire'' in reference to the way the changes it fosters and the miracles it creates can be as destructive as they can be inspiring.		It is also commonly known as the "''Dragonsmith''", partly due to its common appearance and partly due to its propensity for constructing powerful creatures in the same way it apparently constructs objects. In parts of [[Wintermark]] and [[The Marches]] it is known as the "''Night-forge''", although that name is used interchangeably to refer to the domain that Murit claims in the Realm of Night. Some [[Kallavesi]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Mystics\|mystics]] and [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] [[Surgical skills#Apothecary\|apothecaries]] know it as the ''Silver Kettle'' and invoke its name when mixing complex potions. It is also sometimes called the ''All-consuming-fire'' in reference to the way the changes it fosters and the miracles it creates can be as destructive as they can be inspiring.

	Along with [[Soghter]], Murit is known as the ''Azoth'' after a theoretical alchemical compound that enacts miraculous transformations - magicians performing rituals such as [[The Eight-spoked Wheel]], [[The Retrograde Wheel]] and [[~~Distill~~ the Serpent's Stone]] often evoke the name during their transformations. Some scholars suggest that Murit and Soghter are lovers or siblings; others maintain that they are actually different facets of the same entity. Neither eternal seems inclined to discuss their relationship, if any, but a few alchemical treatises contain images of the two serpents wrapped around each other as illustrations of the way disparate substances can be combined together to create new materials.		Along with [[Soghter]], Murit is known as the ''Azoth'' after a theoretical alchemical compound that enacts miraculous transformations - magicians performing rituals such as [[The Eight-spoked Wheel]], [[The Retrograde Wheel]] and [[Distil the Serpent's Stone]] often evoke the name during their transformations. Some scholars suggest that Murit and Soghter are lovers or siblings; others maintain that they are actually different facets of the same entity. Neither eternal seems inclined to discuss their relationship, if any, but a few alchemical treatises contain images of the two serpents wrapped around each other as illustrations of the way disparate substances can be combined together to create new materials.

	===Appearance===		===Appearance===

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	<ic>During the Winter ~~Solstive~~ 381YE, Murit ceased to exist. For further details see [[Azoth]].</ic>		<ic>During the Winter Solstice 381YE, Murit ceased to exist. For further details see [[Azoth]].</ic>
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Eternal of Night==		==Eternal of Night==

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	The night-forge is a being driven by novelty; all of its creations are unique. Murit has no interest in recreating a past creation, and is offended by requests that it does so. It considers itself an artist, and believes that no true artist should repeat its work.		The night-forge is a being driven by novelty; all of its creations are unique. Murit has no interest in recreating a past creation, and is offended by requests that it does so. It considers itself an artist, and believes that no true artist should repeat its work.

	While most eternals have little interest in the inhabitants of other Realms, Murit is known to actively oppose many of the powers of the Autumn Realm. It has several times worked directly against the schemes of eternals such as [[Basileus ~~Kade~~]], [[Callidus]] and [[Ephisis]] but reserves special distaste for the forgemistress [[Estavus]] which it seems to view as the epitome of small-minded industry. Unable to directly oppose their aims, it is forced to work through proxies. Some magicians have enlisted Murit intentionally with stories of the plans of these eternals, and Murit revels in the opportunity to disrupt their designs.		While most eternals have little interest in the inhabitants of other Realms, Murit is known to actively oppose many of the powers of the Autumn Realm. It has several times worked directly against the schemes of eternals such as [[Basileus Flint]], [[Callidus]] and [[Ephisis]] but reserves special distaste for the forgemistress [[Estavus]] which it seems to view as the epitome of small-minded industry. Unable to directly oppose their aims, it is forced to work through proxies. Some magicians have enlisted Murit intentionally with stories of the plans of these eternals, and Murit revels in the opportunity to disrupt their designs.

	===Boons===		===Boons===
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	Murit also likes to introduce new creatures and individuals to each other and observe their reactions. In this vein, it is also known to entrust some of its artefact-heralds to mortals, on the understanding they will protect them and introduce them to new situations.		Murit also likes to introduce new creatures and individuals to each other and observe their reactions. In this vein, it is also known to entrust some of its artefact-heralds to mortals, on the understanding they will protect them and introduce them to new situations.

	The Empire is fascinating to Murit; the way a powerful structure has arisen from a foundation of different nations and people. However, the Empire has been in existence for nearly four centuries now and some [[Urizen magical traditions#Stargazers\|stargazers]] have suggested that Murit may be becoming bored with the relative stability of Imperial life. While Murit is not malignant, they allege that the ''all-consuming-fire'' has begun questing around for interesting 'new elements' to introduce to the Empire in a quest to see what happens. These same magicians suggest that Murit has set in motion several ~~strategems~~ aimed at undermining the [[Imperial Bourse]], although they are unwilling or unable to provide specifics.		The Empire is fascinating to Murit; the way a powerful structure has arisen from a foundation of different nations and people. However, the Empire has been in existence for nearly four centuries now and some [[Urizen magical traditions#Stargazers\|stargazers]] have suggested that Murit may be becoming bored with the relative stability of Imperial life. While Murit is not malignant, they allege that the ''all-consuming-fire'' has begun questing around for interesting 'new elements' to introduce to the Empire in a quest to see what happens. These same magicians suggest that Murit has set in motion several stratagems aimed at undermining the [[Imperial Bourse]], although they are unwilling or unable to provide specifics.

	[[Category:Eternals]]		[[Category:Eternals]]

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	<ic>During the Winter Solstive 381YE, Murit ceased to exist. For further details see [[Azoth]].</ic>		<ic>During the Winter Solstive 381YE, Murit ceased to exist. For further details see [[Azoth]].</ic>
			{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Eternal of Night==		==Eternal of Night==
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===
	Most often Murit is known as the "''Shaper''" thanks to its frequent association with artisans.		Most often Murit is known as the "''Shaper''" thanks to its frequent association with artisans.

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			<ic>During the Winter Solstive 381YE, Murit ceased to exist. For further details see [[Azoth]].</ic>
			==Eternal of Night==
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}
	~~During the Winter Solstive 381YE, Murit ceased to exist. For further details see [[Azoth]].~~
	~~==Eternal of Night==~~
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===
	Most often Murit is known as the "''Shaper''" thanks to its frequent association with artisans.		Most often Murit is known as the "''Shaper''" thanks to its frequent association with artisans.

Rafferty at 20:47, 3 June 2018

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}
			During the Winter Solstive 381YE, Murit ceased to exist. For further details see [[Azoth]].
	==Eternal of Night==		==Eternal of Night==
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===

Rafferty at 09:23, 14 December 2016

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' ~~literally smiths dragons, creating~~ exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MuritArt.jpg\|title="Dragonsmith" by Marcher artist James Riverbank. Painted in 258YE an apocryphal tale says it was presented to Murit itself who gazed at it for several minutes, made several cryptic comments about the pigments used, and then dismissed it. Until recently the original canvas hung in the Diora University in Sarvos, and was one of many such works of art stolen by the Grendel.\|caption=The ''Dragonsmith'' creates exotic creatures as a mortal might create a work of art\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Eternal of Night==		==Eternal of Night==
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===