Surnaketh: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 13: | Line 13: | ||
|History=Surnaketh predates most formal institutions. Oral records suggest it was first discovered—not built—by an unnamed resonance-walker during the early [[Era of Isolation]]. Its presence was noted by early echo-seers and gradually recognized as a site of balance and elemental grounding. | |History=Surnaketh predates most formal institutions. Oral records suggest it was first discovered—not built—by an unnamed resonance-walker during the early [[Era of Isolation]]. Its presence was noted by early echo-seers and gradually recognized as a site of balance and elemental grounding. | ||
The [[Rite-Keeper|Rite-Keepers]] later adopted Surnaketh as a neutral sanctum for deep rites and tonal rest. Though never claimed by the [[Council of Stone]], its integrity is respected and protected by all major Orasian orders. | The [[Rite-Keeper|Rite-Keepers]] later adopted Surnaketh as a neutral sanctum for deep rites and tonal rest. Though never claimed by the [[Council of Stone]], its integrity is respected and protected by all major [[Orasian]] orders. | ||
During the [[Great Erosion]], the sanctuary remained untouched, and several stonewardens reported visions or tonal recalibrations while meditating near the Harmonic Root. | During the [[Great Erosion]], the sanctuary remained untouched, and several stonewardens reported visions or tonal recalibrations while meditating near the Harmonic Root. | ||
| Line 26: | Line 26: | ||
There are no gates or guards. Entry is based on intent and resonance. Those who bring disharmony find themselves unable to cross the final resonance threshold near the entrance. | There are no gates or guards. Entry is based on intent and resonance. Those who bring disharmony find themselves unable to cross the final resonance threshold near the entrance. | ||
}} | }} | ||
[[category: | [[category:Sanctuary Vale]][[category:Centers of Osia]][[category:Orasia]] | ||