Notes from the Mallinckrodt Library

What our heroes learned from researching certain topics.

The Fall of Nebrask
Carnelian wasn’t hungover, so he spent the day in the library learning about the fall of the Golden City

Cosmology
Scourpax hired Grunce, a dragonborn he met in the library, to look into Patience’s description of the shape of the multiverse

Aether
The prime material plane is where the material elements meet and mingle. This meeting is not in width and breadth and heighth as we know them sitting in one plane as we do, but rather in the essences, as transmitted through the aether. The mists of the ethereal plane are made of pure aether in such concentrations that we experience them as if they have physical presence.

The Great Dome of the Firmament
The prime material plane is a disk on which most humans reside their whole lives. Above the prime material plane the celestial bodies travel through the firmament, in great circles, on a great dome.

It was in a book on this topic that Grunce found the note in Scourpax’s handwriting.

Void
Void can refer to the absence of material, or the untraversable space between planes. It is largely theoretical, although voids of material can be created through magic. There is also an ancient shadow dragon named Void.