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	The nature of the spirit world defies description, even by the [[spirits]] themselves. As far as can be discerned, though, it is a dreamlike reflection of the mortal world where material places and ideas have immaterial counterparts, but where the normal laws of reality are subject to the wills of the spirits themselves. Individual spirits and elements pursue their own goals, sometimes partaking in shifting alliances and sometimes opposing each other in arcane conflict.		The nature of the spirit world defies description, even by the [[spirits]] themselves. As far as can be discerned, though, it is a dreamlike reflection of the mortal world where material places and ideas have immaterial counterparts, but where the normal laws of reality are subject to the wills of the spirits themselves. Individual spirits and elements pursue their own goals, sometimes partaking in shifting alliances and sometimes opposing each other in arcane conflict.

	No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[~~wights~~]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.		No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[revenants]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.

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	It has been known since time immemorial that the world of [[Arginet]] exists in parallel with the spirit world - a realm of [[magic]] from which the [[Totem spirits\|elemental powers]] originate and which represents the afterlife to which mortal souls depart after they die.		It has been known since time immemorial that the world of [[Arginet]] exists in parallel with the spirit world - a realm of [[magic]] from which the [[Totem spirits\|elemental powers]] originate and which represents the afterlife to which mortal souls depart after they die.

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	No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.		No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.


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	It has been known since time immemorial that the world of [[Arginet]] exists in parallel with the spirit world - a realm of [[magic]] from which the elemental powers originate and which represents the afterlife to which mortal souls depart after they die.		It has been known since time immemorial that the world of [[Arginet]] exists in parallel with the spirit world - a realm of [[magic]] from which the [[Totem spirits\|elemental powers]] originate and which represents the afterlife to which mortal souls depart after they die.

	The nature of the spirit world defies description, even by the [[spirits]] themselves. As far as can be discerned, though, it is a dreamlike reflection of the mortal world where material places and ideas have immaterial counterparts, but where the normal laws of reality are subject to the wills of the spirits themselves. Individual spirits and elements pursue their own goals, sometimes partaking in shifting alliances and sometimes opposing each other in arcane conflict.		The nature of the spirit world defies description, even by the [[spirits]] themselves. As far as can be discerned, though, it is a dreamlike reflection of the mortal world where material places and ideas have immaterial counterparts, but where the normal laws of reality are subject to the wills of the spirits themselves. Individual spirits and elements pursue their own goals, sometimes partaking in shifting alliances and sometimes opposing each other in arcane conflict.

	No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For ~~almost~~ the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.		No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.


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	No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For almost the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.		No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For almost the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.


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	It has been known since time immemorial that the world of [[Arginet]] exists in parallel with the spirit world - a realm from which the elemental powers originate and which represents the afterlife to which mortal souls depart after they die.		It has been known since time immemorial that the world of [[Arginet]] exists in parallel with the spirit world - a realm of [[magic]] from which the elemental powers originate and which represents the afterlife to which mortal souls depart after they die.

	The nature of the spirit world defies description, even by the [[spirits]] themselves. As far as can be discerned, though, it is a dreamlike reflection of the mortal world where material places and ideas have immaterial counterparts, but where the normal laws of reality are subject to the wills of the spirits themselves. Individual spirits and elements pursue their own goals, sometimes partaking in shifting alliances and sometimes opposing each other in arcane conflict.		The nature of the spirit world defies description, even by the [[spirits]] themselves. As far as can be discerned, though, it is a dreamlike reflection of the mortal world where material places and ideas have immaterial counterparts, but where the normal laws of reality are subject to the wills of the spirits themselves. Individual spirits and elements pursue their own goals, sometimes partaking in shifting alliances and sometimes opposing each other in arcane conflict.

	No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For almost the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.		No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements\|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For almost the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.

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It has been known since time immemorial that the world of [[Arginet]] exists in parallel with the spirit world - a realm from which the elemental powers originate and which represents the afterlife to which mortal souls depart after they die.

The nature of the spirit world defies description, even by the [[spirits]] themselves. As far as can be discerned, though, it is a dreamlike reflection of the mortal world where material places and ideas have immaterial counterparts, but where the normal laws of reality are subject to the wills of the spirits themselves. Individual spirits and elements pursue their own goals, sometimes partaking in shifting alliances and sometimes opposing each other in arcane conflict.

No living mortal has ever travelled to the spirit world. However, the intangible Veil that separates it from the mortal realm can be crossed by its own inhabitants, the spirits of the [[The Elements|five elements]] and of mortal [[ancestors]]. For almost the entirety of human history, it has been possible for mortals to commune with the spirits through ritual, and for the spirits to lend their power to people, places, and material objects.<br>Since [[the Breaking]] these abilities have been greatly enhanced - spirits of the elements are now able to manifest in physical forms, and some ancestors have returned to their bodies as unliving [[wights]]. What this means for Arginet is unclear but the effects are sure to be dramatic.