Revision history for MedallionOfAugustus
Additions:
- Devi can use the portal to create shadows/portals on the other side that are technically out of sight, but they're shaky, and probably unreliable.
- The same experiment, but passing the medallion to Alistair before beginning to run, results in the medallion manifesting hugely, a mile or more, and burns Alistair's hand. Elana still does not meet herself.
- If a portal is opened and a rock is thrown through to Fio at point B, the portal does not close. However, Fio can't see the portal, and can't through the rock back.
- If Elana opens a portal at A, and then tries to through the medallion through the portal, it doesn't work. The second it stops touching skin, it immediately shuts everything off.
- The same experiment, but passing the medallion to Alistair before beginning to run, results in the medallion manifesting hugely, a mile or more, and burns Alistair's hand. Elana still does not meet herself.
- If a portal is opened and a rock is thrown through to Fio at point B, the portal does not close. However, Fio can't see the portal, and can't through the rock back.
- If Elana opens a portal at A, and then tries to through the medallion through the portal, it doesn't work. The second it stops touching skin, it immediately shuts everything off.
Deletions:
- The same experiment, but passing the medallion to Alistair before beginning to run, results in the medallion manifesting hugely, a mile or more, and burns Alistair’s hand. Elana still does not meet herself.
- If a portal is opened and a rock is thrown through to Fio at point B, the portal does not close. However, Fio can’t see the portal, and can’t through the rock back.
- If Elana opens a portal at A, and then tries to through the medallion through the portal, it doesn’t work. The second it stops touching skin, it immediately shuts everything off.
Additions:
Physical description: It has an inscription in ancient Greek that reads //"Time and distance flies. Use this to catch it."// To those with a keen sense of smell, it smells like the Mediterranean. There is an intertwined snake design on the medallion.
History:
- The Medallion was among the artifacts auctioned off at the SothebysIncident.
- When the GordianKnot was loosened in the presence of the medallion in active use, the snake came to life, began to unwind, and engulfed a fifty-foot radius area, propelling it through space.
Usage:
The Medallion is capable of distorting time and space. In normal use, the medallion is controlled using pins located at the four cardinal directions. These pins are almost impossible for someone without mega-perception to locate, but are relatively easy for even non-meta's to find once the location has been pointed out to them. When all four pins are pulled out slightly, the disk in the center of the medallion whirs around to form a sphere. A viewing panel appears. By manipulating the pins in and out, the user can move the viewpoint on this panel. When the user stops moving the pins, there is a slight pause, then a portal opens up to the location shown in the viewing panel.
History:
- The Medallion was among the artifacts auctioned off at the SothebysIncident.
- When the GordianKnot was loosened in the presence of the medallion in active use, the snake came to life, began to unwind, and engulfed a fifty-foot radius area, propelling it through space.
Usage:
The Medallion is capable of distorting time and space. In normal use, the medallion is controlled using pins located at the four cardinal directions. These pins are almost impossible for someone without mega-perception to locate, but are relatively easy for even non-meta's to find once the location has been pointed out to them. When all four pins are pulled out slightly, the disk in the center of the medallion whirs around to form a sphere. A viewing panel appears. By manipulating the pins in and out, the user can move the viewpoint on this panel. When the user stops moving the pins, there is a slight pause, then a portal opens up to the location shown in the viewing panel.
Deletions:
The Medallion was among the artifacts auctioned off at the SothebysIncident.
When the GordianKnot was loosened in the presence of the medallion in active use, the snake came to life, began to unwind, and engulfed a fifty-foot radius area, propelling it through space.
In normal use, the medallion is controlled using pins located at the four cardinal directions. These pins are almost impossible for someone without mega-perception to locate, but are relatively easy for even non-meta's to find once the location has been pointed out to them. When all four pins are pulled out slightly, the disk in the center of the medallion whirs around to form a sphere. A viewing panel appears. By manipulating the pins in and out, the user can move the viewpoint on this panel. When the user stops moving the pins, there is a slight pause, then a portal opens up to the location shown in the viewing panel.
Additions:
======The Medallion of Augustus======
The Medallion is capable of distorting time and space. It has an inscription in ancient Greek that reads //"Time and distance flies. Use this to catch it."// To those with a keen sense of smell, it smells like the Mediterranean. There is an intertwined snake design on the medallion.
The Medallion was among the artifacts auctioned off at the SothebysIncident.
When the GordianKnot was loosened in the presence of the medallion in active use, the snake came to life, began to unwind, and engulfed a fifty-foot radius area, propelling it through space.
The Medallion is capable of distorting time and space. It has an inscription in ancient Greek that reads //"Time and distance flies. Use this to catch it."// To those with a keen sense of smell, it smells like the Mediterranean. There is an intertwined snake design on the medallion.
The Medallion was among the artifacts auctioned off at the SothebysIncident.
When the GordianKnot was loosened in the presence of the medallion in active use, the snake came to life, began to unwind, and engulfed a fifty-foot radius area, propelling it through space.