Wrey Point (/reɪ/ [ray])
Purpose / Function
The Wrey Points are essentially portals. They are markers for points of access to Wrey, which is formed by vast mycelium networks and can only be entered into at certain locations. They allow individuals to travel quickly (or at least quicker than otherwise) between a limited number of Wrey points via Wrey.
Design
The Points are carefully carved into Ofēlūs stipe. They are shaped like a pointed arch, with a hollowed doorway in the centre. The doorway is 1.5m wide, 2.5m tall, and 0.5m deep. There is a 0.75m margin around the doorway, where the connected locations are listed.
Use
To enter Wrey through the Wrey Points, one must stand in the alcove and gently pull on some of hanging fibres as if closing a curtain. This changes the environment one is in, from the outside world to Wrey. It is the same to leave Wrey and return to the outside world.
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Use
To enter Wrey through the Wrey Points, one must stand in the alcove and gently pull on some of hanging fibres as if closing a curtain. This changes the environment one is in, from the outside world to Wrey. It is the same to leave Wrey and return to the outside world.
Entries
1. Tasinen:
- 5. Noklō Fātug Mir
- 11. Pîver Erthunar
- 16. Pîver Tasinen
- 8. Arzēsan
- 15. Lakt Eglens
- 22. Rūz Arbekslople
- 23. Torpelf
- 24. Zēbornar
- 25. Vālēar
- 13. Tubver Tredren
- 19. Amfez
- 21. Murfolin
- 24. Zēbornar
- 7. Tredren
- 13. Tubver Tredren
- 14. Orlver Shilsūden
- 18. Orlver Lîsharrūn
- 1. Tasinen
- 15. Lakt Eglens
- 18. Orlver Lîsharrūn
- 12. Tubver Būkordin
- 16. Pîver Tasinen
- 21. Murfolin
- 23. Torpelf
- 4. Būkordin
- 8. Arzēsan
- 13. Tubver Tredren
- 23. Torpelf
- 2. Gōblishen
- 7. Tredren
- 12. Tubver Būkordin
- 20. Ātethis
- 10. Sēthen
- 11. Pîver Erthunar
- 19. Amfez
- 9. Shilsūden
- 18. Orlver Lîsharrūn
- 20. Ātethis
- 22. Rūz Arbekslople
- 1. Tasinen
- 9. Shilsūden
- 25. Vālēar
- 6. Sākeltsin
- 8. Arzēsan
- 17. Lîsharrūn
- 3. Erthunar
- 4. Būkordin
- 7. Tredren
- 15. Lakt Eglens
- 4. Būkordin
- 17. Lîsharrūn
- 24. Zēbornar
- 2. Gōblishen
- 5. Noklō Fātug Mir
- 13. Tubver Tredren
- 1. Tasinen
- 6. Sākeltsin
- 23. Torpelf
- 12. Tubver Būkordin
- 14. Orlver Shilsūden
- 21. Murfolin
- 4. Būkordin
- 5. Noklō Fātug Mir
- 10. Sēthen
- 3. Erthunar
- 9. Shilsūden
- 20. Ātethis
- 8. Arzēsan
- 10. Sēthen
- 19. Amfez
- 3. Erthunar
- 6. Sākeltsin
- 17. Lîsharrūn
- 25. Vālēar
- 2. Gōblishen
- 10. Sēthen
- 23. Torpelf
- 24. Zēbornar
- 2. Gōblishen
- 6. Sākeltsin
- 7. Tredren
- 22. Rūz Arbekslople
- 24. Zēbornar
- 2. Gōblishen
- 3. Erthunar
- 14. Orlver Shilsūden
- 22. Rūz Arbekslople
- 23. Torpelf
- 25. Vālēar
- 2. Gōblishen
- 11. Pîver Erthunar
- 21. Murfolin
- 24. Zēbornar
Sensory & Appearance
A cold, dim, pale periwinkle blue light is emitted from the inscriptions.
Founding Date
The first Wrey Point was constructed in 42110
Alternative Names
Ofēyî Pōzetle [oh-FEE-yi PO-zeht-leh], Points
Type
Portal
Parent Location
Connected Rooms
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Owning Organization
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