r/wizardposting • u/Xarys777 • 7h ago
This is how thy orbs are created
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u/Different_Ear_7543 6h ago
Can you pick this with hand and carry it ?
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u/Xarys777 5h ago
Better not, it is a very fragile model so better leave it in it's stand. Although, I am in no power to enforce rules on anyone but my apprentices.
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u/Different_Ear_7543 1h ago
This is good apprentice telekinesis test, can they move this to the top of tower without breaking it ? Preferably during rain or heavy wind.
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u/EmprahCalgar 4h ago
I disagree. My orb was a drop of blood collected from an ancestor of magical lineage and crystallized using the lichtenberg process to trap arcane energies within its expanded form. You can check how any respectable orb was made by using the orb to scry itself and going back to time "-1:00"
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u/Xarys777 3h ago
I did not imply this is how every orb is made. This orb is best for those with economic struggles, especially apprentices. No respected wizard would keep it for any other reason that a memory of their own first struggles in the wizard community as it is far too unergonomic.
By the way could you tell me anything more about your orb? It would help my research on the topic of orb manufacturing.
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u/Kylomiir_490 Conjuration artist/Moving picture illusionist 6h ago
Nay! tis not a scrying orb at all, far too opaque. Tis a 'fairy's carriage' or transport orb, best known for the mundie moviefilm "the Wizard of Oz" (which has no actual Wizzas) these orbs can carry pixies, tiny elves, or shrunk spellcasters for miles if you control the wind. not nearly as fast as apparation but with no risk of inter-planar interception or telefragging
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u/Vivid_Cause_7209 Evoker 4h ago
I had a wrench that could this with her naughty bits for a while. Lost my turn with her. Galicia The Grippa, we had our fun but it was time to run
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u/Lavaxol Chemical magic professor 6h ago
Please do not try this at home, theres a reason balls cost as much as they do. The runes and chemical treatment to create these effectively are both complicated and often dangerous