Divination E.C.H.O

Divination E.C.H.O is a clear liquid that flashes with light, used to enhance foresight and clairvoyance. It amplifies divinatory abilities, offering clearer visions and is often found near oracles or ley lines. With a half-life of two years, it's used in crafting scrying orbs and clairvoyance talismans. Valued among seers and diviners, it requires careful storage in crystal containers and is regulated by seer guilds to prevent misuse.

Properties

Material Characteristics

Emits pulses of light when foreseeing future events.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Amplifies divinatory abilities and clarity of visions.

Compounds

Mixes well with silver dust to enhance prophetic accuracy.

Geology & Geography

Found near oracles and places with strong ley lines.

Origin & Source

Believed to be the essence of time itself, captured and condensed.

Life & Expiration

2 years; loses clarity over time

History & Usage

Everyday use

In crafting scrying orbs and clairvoyance talismans.

Cultural Significance and Usage

Essential in ceremonies predicting seasonal changes and major events.

Industrial Use

Rare, mostly limited to magical research.

Refinement

Stabilized with moonstone during the full moon.

Manufacturing & Products

Divination rods, crystal balls.

Byproducts & Sideproducts

Faint residual energies that can cause temporary foresight.

Hazards

Overexposure can cause disorientation or chronic visions.

Environmental Impact

Neutral, unless used in excessive quantities which can blur the lines of fate.

Reusability & Recycling

Can be rejuvenated under a new moon.

Distribution

Trade & Market

Traded in markets specializing in magical artifacts.

Storage

In containers crafted from pure crystal, stored in dark, serene places.

Law & Regulation

Sale and use are typically overseen by seer guilds to prevent misuse.

Value

Very high among seers and diviners.

Rarity

Uncommon

Odor

Fragrance of fresh rain.

Taste

Ethereal, reminiscent of mint and clear water.

Color

Transparent with occasional flashes of light.

Boiling / Condensation Point

150°C / 70°C

Melting / Freezing Point

-5°C

Density

Slightly lighter than water.

Common State

Liquid