Lore:Stonewisp
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Stonewisps are constructs created by the clergy of Julianos.[1] They should not be confused with wisps, which are entities linked to Wispmothers that are believed to be wraiths, ghosts, or nature spirits.[2][3][4] The mage followers of Julianos create these unique creatures as a form of devotional art. The wisp symbolizes orderly aesthetics, balance, and focused energy, while also providing a beautiful tone to aid in meditation.[1]
Among the items used to craft them were axiomatic runestones—a complete set of runestones etched with sigils of truth and law, as outlined in the scriptures of Julianos,[5] a glyph of law—a flawlessly inked, illuminated representation of the symbol associated with the god of wisdom and logic,[6] and powdered remains of an actual wisp—the luminous dust left behind by the death of a common wisp, sanctified for use by the priests of Julianos.[7]
These constructs and the means to create them were among the many otherworldly items in the stock of the Impresario, an eccentric traveling merchant.[8][9]
See Also[edit]
- For game-specific information, see the Elder Scrolls Online article.
References[edit]
- ^ a b Stonewisp of Truth and Law pet description in ESO
- ^ The Improved Emperor's Guide to Tamriel: Black Marsh — Flaccus Terentius, 2E 581
- ^ The Wispmother — Mathias Etienne
- ^ The Amronal's Spell
- ^ Axiomatic Runestones in ESO
- ^ Glyph of Law in ESO
- ^ Powdered Wisp Remains in ESO
- ^ The Impersario's dialogue and wares in ESO
- ^ Loremaster's Archive - Tamriel's Holidays — The Impresario
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