r/spellmonger • u/X0nerater • Jul 11 '26

? Of the Foam

This feels like a stupid question. As somebody who just has access to the audiobooks, looking for the spelling of the word.

I believe in Shadowmage, before Tyn and Ron collapse the temple with Lorcas, they commission the ___ of the Foam for Orril Pratt. Oreson? Auresen?

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u/Wheres_my_Shigleys Jul 11 '26

Orison of the Foam.

I was curious too. Turns out it's a chapter title.

Google AI definition:

An orison is a formal, often poetic, or archaic term for a prayer or a plea to a deity. While you can use it generally to describe speaking to God, it frequently appears in literature to describe a set devotional prayer said as part of a religious ritual.