Skjot "Apology"

A hand-carved cane given to Hector Hadleigh-Morgan by the monks of Tsisi Shrine on his 18th birthday, when they ascertained that he had reached his full adult growth.

Mechanics & Inner Workings

• "Ankles" - glyph for pain relief in ankles, specifically the right side
• "Hip" - glyph for pain relief in right hip
• "Shoulder" - glyph for pain relief in right shoulder
• "Spine" - glyph for back pain
• "Knee" - glyph for pain relief in right knee
• "Soothe" - glyph for muscle pain relief

Significance

The cane was hand-carved and spelled by the monks of Tsisi Shrine in Chereladi. It was made specifically for Prince Hector when the monks ascertained that he would not grow any taller. Designed to be a permanent fixture in his life, it also grants him mild pain relief in joints and muscles. It was also designed as an apology from the monks and medical staff because they were unable to give him more mobility.

Item type

Clothing / Accessory

Current Location

Grimm Castle

Current Holder

Hector Hadleigh-Morgan

Rarity

Unique

Weight

28 oz

Dimensions

33 in

Raw materials & Components

• 35" long piece of rosewood
• glyph stone wax
• wood sealant
• wood polish

Tools

• 5" carving knife
• 2" carving knife
• carving plane
• sanding stones