Editing Regor (section)

==='''Dikost'''===
Centered in the middle of a stable magical whirlpool above the city, Dikost has long been the center of magic, mysteries, auguries, and thievery.  The Community of the Mystics, the Community of Gold, and the Community of The Hook do not interact often but the three dominate the lives of millions of people in the realm Dikost commands.


====The Grand Oracle and the Worthy Seekers====
The Grand Oracle of Dikost is a powerful place to gain wide reaching visions.  The visions swirl around the questioner to be witnessed by others present.  Afterwards, the vision may be summoned up by the Priests of the Oracle and the image then can be implanted in a Badge of Dikost, to allow a seeker to find those individuals seen in the vision.

'''Worthy Seekers'''
A '''''Worthy Seeker''''' is someone who has registered a quest with the Priests of the Tiger.  The quest is a personal goal and may involve seeking visions, auguries, sages, and other sources of knowledge and then seeking a resolution of their cause.

'''Badge of Dikost'''

[[File:Dikost badge.jpg|150 px]]

These artifacts allow a person using it to seek someone seen in a vision.  It functions in worlds and across shadows. They are the sign of a Worthy Seeker and have religous meaning across all religions in Regor. 

The items mount a Purple Mandalay Stone.  This effects the wielder as a stone.  Before the creation of Mandalay the badge held a green stone that had similar properties.  When Mandalay was created all the Badges, both in use and in storage, had the green stones replaced with purple stones.
*4 Endless Stamina Transfer 5
*4 Seek in Shadow- Individual in a vision.
*4 regeneration- Transfer 10


====[[Dikost Augeries]]====
====Misyachn Misto====
The City of the Moon.  This is the Regorian version of Tir-na No'gath in Amber or [[Tir Ma Gala]] in Mandalay. A place of visions, oracles, oddities.  

In Misyachn Misto Regorians can know cold and fear.
=====Throne of Misyachan Misto=====
*0 First Seating."Seated". Frame holds 15 cantrips, 2 minor spells, and 1 Power Word
*5 Second Seating."Viewer". Frame holds 25 cantrips, 4 minor spells, and 2 Power words
*30 Third Seating."Visionary". Frame holds 30 cantrips, 3 Major Spells, 6 minor spells, 7 Power words,  2 Curses, and 1 yearly vision
*60 Fourth Seating."Seer". Frame holds 50 cantrips, 6 Major Spells, 12 minor spells, 15 Power words,  4 Curses, and 2 yearly visions.

Spells hung on the Throne Frame are permanent and can not be replaced except by a Priest-Sorcerer of Misychn Misto.

Unused yearly visions accumulate.  A  ''Visionary'' might have 10 visions stored after a decade.