Prism

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The Prism
! scope="col"|Magical Object Tetrahedron, typically observed to be approximately eight inches along each edge
 * Origins
 * Unknown; theorized to be left over from the creation of the universe
 * Magic Type
 * Unspecified
 * Whereabouts
 * Last seen being placed in the care of Queen Violet of Angelica and her lady's maid, Murgatroyd
 * Size
 * Whereabouts
 * Last seen being placed in the care of Queen Violet of Angelica and her lady's maid, Murgatroyd
 * Size
 * Size

Potentially infinite in size At the core of Uncle Lucky's slave manufacturing scheme was a magical object, a tetrahedronal pyramid which seemed to defy perspective and physical dimension, called "the Thing" by Grody.
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Supplied with power generated by a water wheel, this object was ostensibly used to create humanoid life out of raw matter.

When Aurelion and Denavir examined the object with their respective senses, they each detected something strange and alien, yet similar to their own magics. Aurelion was especially upset by the unheard frequency emitting from it. Later, when Denavir looked at it with his magically enhanced sight, he was sent reeling, each edge and face of the object extending out into infinity while also appearing as a hole in space threatening to pull him in.

Upon meeting the Queen, Chops hands it over without ceremony. The Queen has her lady's maid place it in a special case, and informs the party that it is an object known as the Prism, believed to be a relic from the creation of the universe. According to their research, it has the ability to splinter off fragments of a person's soul and create a body to house it.

Sentience?
Chops seemed particularly curious about the object. When he tried to poke or strike it, it responded with a wave of force, knocking him back. Yet, when gently touched by Grody the Goblin, it merely emitted a steady hum.

After turning Uncle Lucky and his goons over to the authorities, the party took the object and set up camp outside the city gates, so as not to attract attention to anyone giving them shelter, namely Father Danbrook and the refugees in his care. Chops experienced very strange lucid dreams that night. Believing the object to be the cause, Chops began examining and even speaking to the object. The object seemed to respond with varying hums and pulses of light. At one point, the upset Chops even fled up a tree to examine the object without interference from his companions. When he allowed them to take a look, too, it seemed to respond to their magic like a pet being fed treats.

It's unclear whether the Prism is, indeed, sentient or aware at all, or if the light and sound it created was coincidental.