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# Mystery Portal

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A little piece of advice - don't stare into the portal for too long. The mystery surrounding the portals that are contained in the heads of these staves is one that scholars will be trying to understand for aeons. No one knows who created these staves, and this Wizard does not care to know.

There is something foreboding about the portal though, and those who look at it for too long are sometimes driven to madness...committing mindless acts that they would otherwise never have dreamed of. The rest of the staff, though in appearance seems to be some kind of metal, is actually made of glass. The glass is tempered and protected by a spell, though even that is foreign to any known staff maker. The portal does act as a focus of a Wizard's magic though, and so it makes for a useful staff, any Wizard who uses these staves is often considered brave or foolhardy.


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