Nerd Pride Radio

1. Zutha, runelord of gluttony (necromancy)
2. Karzoug, runelord of greed (transmutation)
3. Krune, runelord of sloth (conjuration)
4. Belimarius, runelord of envy (abjuration)
5. Sorshen, runelord of lust (enchantment)
6. Xanderghul, runelord of pride (illusion)
7. Alaznist, runelord of wrath (evocation)

Within an hour, you realize that the necessary information simply isn't here. It does seem that magic of all seven schools is required to open the portal.

The most recent acquisition was an account of the summoning of a giant creature called an Oliphant. It wasn't dated, but after asking the librarian and doing some math you figure that it was introduced about...
10,000 years ago.

"No. Part of the alliance that Mokmurian made with the harpies stated that none were to enter. Which is for the better. It feels...unnatural." (Spoken like a true devotee of Erastil, thank you Conna.)

1. Zutha: An obese man, his flesh rotten in places so that the bones show through, wearing a ragged robe and wielding a scythe.
2. Karzoug: A towering man with gems set in his forehead and hands, dressed in robes and wielding a burning glaive. You have seen this form in the statues that flank the Storval Stairs.
3. Krune: A short smiling man with a hooked nose and beady eyes, wearing robes and wielding a spear.
4. Belimarius: A heavyset woman with a sneering visage and an imperious stance, dressed in a flowing dress and wielding a halberd.
5. Sorshen: A voluptious woman with a seductive look, large eyes, and long flowing hair. She is depicted in the nude, and wields a double-headed guisarme.
6. Xanderghul: A strikingly handsome man adorned with a close-cropped beard and a charming expression. He is dressed in extravagant clothes and wields a lucerne hammer. Dwyn can't help but notice that with the exception of the beard style, he bears a resemblance to Kjell.
7. Alaznist: A gothic beauty with wild hair and somewhat insane expression, she is depicted in a long flowing dress and wields a thorny ranseur. You have seen this form as well, in a statue in the tunnels underneath Sandpoint. In fact, the ranseur that Dywn has (had?) from those tunnels looks very similar in design.