The Lore of Arch-Magician Voidoth of the Crag
Arch-Magician Voidoth and the fabled Golden Council have permeated through the lands for epochs. Popping in and out of many noteworthy historical events whilst always maintaining some level of influence on the realm. The Golden Council’s intentions are often unknown and hard to trace as they have been known to calculate their actions in millennia instead of years or days. Even less is known surrounding the origin of this council and its’ members. However, two facts are certain regarding these beings. First, many if not all members have attained immeasurable wealth and it is even said these beings exist as matter of pure gold. Some Wizards rumor that Golden Skeletons exist in a cursed state… a living hell of cold metal doomed by their own greed whilst others proclaim the Golden creatures chose this way of life. Second, the Golden council aims to influence major factions of the realm for their personal gain often wielding their immense amount of gold to achieve their bidding. Many more rumors surround this organization often mixing small details of fact with common wise tales and legends creating further confusion and misunderstanding of the Golden Council. However, one legend stands out as the most widely repeated and revered story. You have likely even heard the story yourself at a local tavern or perhaps around a warm fire as a child. The legend of the great Mine.
Many say the Golden Council originally formed from Twenty-Six members. Each member having harnessed their full Wizard psyche in an effort to unveil an ancient mine known only from the first manuscripts of the realm. At the brink of near psychological ruin, the group achieved their mission unveiling the location of the lost ruin. The mines treasures are rumored beyond imagination including mountains of gold ore, ancient golden artifacts, and rivers flowing of molten gold. So powerful the sight of this golden ruin, each member who entered returned transformed and changed.
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