The Living Gate was a portal that connected reality with the Far Realm. It was located in the Feydark, beneath the ruined city of Cendriane.[1]
Description
The Living Gate was a tiny portal, so small that its diameter was measured in eyelashes.[2] It was made of a fleshy substance,[3] and seeped an oozing substance that transformed the surrounding world into a nightmare.[2]
History
The Living Gate was sealed in the ancient past of the Feywild, and the seal was protected by eladrin knights appointed themselves by Queen Titania for the task.[1] At some point in the past, a piece of the Living Gate was used in a failed attempt to free Tharizdun from its prison.[4]
Sometime after the Spellplague, Soveliss, nephew of Queen Titania and leader of the eladrin wardens, destroyed the seal for unknown reasons, releasing the horrors of the Far Realm into the world.[5] The half-orc druid Haggart and his wife, the shiere knight eladrin Astriana, were able to re-seal the gate, but most of the guards of the Living Gate were destroyed in the attempt.[6]
Appendix
Appearances
Novels
- Untold Adventures, Watchers at the Living Gate short story.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Template:Cite book/Untold Adventures/Hardcover
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- ↑ James Wyatt (2010). The Gates of Madness. (Wizards of the Coast). ISBN 978-0-7869-4406-4.
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