Wizard rythym

[Anastasia]

Sure, go for it, be it checks, spells or what have you.

[Iron Dragoon]

Let'sstart with some research checks.

[Anastasia]

KP and KA.

[Iron Dragoon]

K:P/Bibliotheca/CunningKnowledge:

[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+105 : 17 + 105, total 122[/blockquote]

K:A/Bibliotheca/CunningKnowledge:

[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+105 : 15 + 105, total 120[/blockquote]

[Anastasia]

Most likely it's a powerful spellcaster, a magic item gone wrong or the act of a deity. You need more to narrow it down, but something that destructive isn't common. Whatever did it must be powerful, but you really just need more information.

[Iron Dragoon]

Alright, now what are my options? Will Legend Lore do it?

[Anastasia]

If you could find a valid target, quite possibly. If.

[Iron Dragoon]

Hm, what about using Scrying of some sort to find the epicenter to use as a focus?

[Anastasia]

Well, a place is a valid target so yes.

[Iron Dragoon]

Let's go with that.

[Anastasia]

Legends have just begun - of a Dead Ground. Where forces unknown shattered two great cubes. The fact of mad wizards, of an angry deity or of something darker. No one knows, but a thousand stories spread, each one like a little fever that infects and spreads with each telling.

[Iron Dragoon]

Can I look into whether or not there's any sort of lingering energy from the event? Something I might be able to identify, or at least rule out a deity or something?

[Anastasia]

Sure, you could if you wanted.

[Iron Dragoon]

Let's go with that.

[Anastasia]

Divinations suggests any energy from it has faded with time, as you'd unfortunately expect. You'd need the analysis of someone who was there to see it.