The Lines of Fey

The ancient Asidri funneled, contained, and redirected Gyr's random Fey flowings, bringing order to it, and making "the Fey lines." Fey lines are marked by pitted standing stones (Feystones), which are believed to guide the Fey rivers. Each Fey line has its own distinct signature; certain types of magic work better on or about certain lines, and some lines have strange effects associated with them. Collectively, this network of lines is known as the "Symphony."

The Symphony allows wizards to shape spells, enchantments, and bindings. It provides the "fuel" for enchantments and spells. Some Wizards are able to listen to the "music" of the Fey flowing down the lines, and can hear its voice. In past ages, Sorcerors were said to be able to walk the Feylines, and travel vast distances in mere moments.

In recent times, some have sought the destruction of the Symphony, in order to lay waste to the Order that the Asidri created or destroy Fey in Gyr. The Galilaens are known to have created massive mechanical Juggernauts intended to travel distant lands and destroy Feystones. It is unknown whether or not they have been successful in diminishing the magic of Agyris, so far. However, the Juggernauts are spotted from time to time, sagues from Galilae.