Meamnar:Owens Journal

This is the journal of Owen Chandler, an earth elementalist and member of Krell's Raiders, an adventuring group in Meamnar. About one quarter of the entries relate to a ruby doorknob, while the rest concentrate mostly on his studies of earth elementalism.

Selected Entries

• Aperire 13th, 1226 Today, I arrived at the Abbey. I have come to study a doorknob that was recovered from the ruins of the keep of Eerevann, a member of the White Circle. The doorknob consists of a large ruby in a brass setting.
• Aperire 27th, 1226 Divination spells have shown that the doorknob is extremely magical. There also appears to be no way to separate the ruby from the setting. The two appear to be magically fused together.
• Jolidae 20th, 1226 It is safe to assume that the magic of the doorknob is that of the school of conjuration. If only there were a conjurer here with whom I could discuss this information.
• Garamond 9th, 1227 I came across an interesting tome while surveying the library today. It is by a bard known as Montaine. Fond of several of his works, I studied it to find, along with some quite humorous anecdotes, several passages regarding plane travel. It also seems that the legend of him taking an elven bride may in fact be true, the lady in question being one Princess Luthien Sirfalas of Ethlariel.
• Martil 1st, 1228 From what records I could find, it would appear that the doorknob may not simply belong to the artifact known as the Wandering Door, but that it may indeed be the entire artifact itself. I am basing this on the fact that no text makes reference to any other part of the door, only the knob.
• Nyott 8th, 1228 After nearly every kind of divination I could muster, as well as enough random guesses to make Marbles proud, I am no closer to determining how to activate the magic within the doorknob.
• Sungloom, 1231 Success! I've finally managed to grasp the concepts of transmuting rock to mud and back again. Being able to add these spells to my repertoire is a matter of great satisfaction and relief.
• Lunasa 2nd, 1234 After receiving Lorick's letter yesterday, I must conclude my study here.