Believers Of The Source

[*Azulfae]

On the foundry's factory floor the ogre mage chisels away at stone tablets creating long curved plates with small rune stone sized holes in them.

He starts to affix them to the massive metal clockwork structure he previously created using iron and other conductor metals.

The final result is an ornate, stone, clock like, face.

The outer circle contains many holes all the way around to hold all manner of rune stones. The inner plates and sections hold many holes also and appear to rotate or slide, some passing over each other and some able to be pulled around on hinges or slid in and out to produce crossword like combinations of runes.

Around the back of the device are a great many cogs, levers, cranks and also glass containers, tubing, wires, crystals and gemstones. Some of the glass containers are marked with elemental symbols.

The ogre mage frequently enlarges himself just to be able to lift and manipulate the device which without his size and strength would likely be very complicated or difficult for any other to work with.

[*WickedBishop]

~A new supplicant appears in the foundry. He is a hulking creature bordering on being considered large. Tusked and with a constant stub of a cigar in his mouth. He works the bellow and shovels the coal. His strength and stamina are massive. Coinciding with this he argues technique with wit and a startling charisma for an Orc-kin. He shields his eyes against the bright glow of the furnaces with a bandana but still they water when he works too long before them. He goes topless, just woven wool pants and a pair of work gloves, heavily enchanted for the art of an artifcer. When asked who he is and what he is doing there he replies simply with a grunt and a glare~ Brot, apprentice to Manon

[*Hydra]

As the sound of hammer echoed through the foundry, words where passing that two new namers had joined recently, a drow named Kel'antar and a Myconid called Wullie, both where personally recruited by the new factor Ta'Kan and seeking perfection through the art of combat.