Voidstone
"...and we will treasure the perished body of our god. The shards that could create the elves, even in death. That which grants power to mortals to protect the light. That which can defeat the monsters. We honor the voidstone, the last gift of the Dead God."-Prayer of the Church of the Dead God
Properties
Material Characteristics
A black crystalline stone that moves and shifts as if it were alive.
Physical & Chemical Properties
Voidstone is warm to the touch and perfectly smooth. Those who hold it have the feeling that they are holding a dead or dying creature.
Origin & Source
From the body of the Dead God who's body has been scattered, in part, across Atem and the void.
History & Usage
Discovery
The material was first discovered in the second half of the Era of Dominance. It was sought for its religious significance and beauty, and only later valued for its arcane features in the late 800's ED.
Everyday use
Implanting voidstone into a living creature grants them arcane abilities, depending on the biological functions of where it was implanted. This material is highly sought after for its potent uses in combat and research.
Cultural Significance and Usage
Possessing voidstone is a sign of immense wealth and power. Those who own some often wear it as jewelry to display their riches openly, if they do not have a desire to implant it in their own body.
Hazards
Prolonged exposure to voidstone can cause madness and cause a person to lose a grip on reality. Often, people will claim to have waking nightmares of the void and become paranoid.
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