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| − | A '''Chaos Eye''' is a [. | + | A '''Chaos Eye''' is a magical, anatomical structures that grants one that bears it, known as a [[Chaos Eye Bearer]], additional abilities. First coming into existence when the gods of [[Rokans]] created the [[Warriors of the Eye]], they have become an inheritance among the Chaos Eye Bearers. There are six different types of Chaos Eye: |
*The '''[[Ensnaring Eye]]''', belonging to Rolarik and his descendants. | *The '''[[Ensnaring Eye]]''', belonging to Rolarik and his descendants. | ||
*The '''[[Attentive Eye]]''', belonging to Jesgary and her descendants. | *The '''[[Attentive Eye]]''', belonging to Jesgary and her descendants. | ||
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==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
| − | The Chaos Eye, despite being called such, is actually comprised of two parts. One part is a thick, crystalline structure that covers the bearer's entire arm. This structure is extremely durable, mainly to protect the arm it covers. In the cases of the Ensnaring, Attentive, Manic, Honest, and Deceiving Eyes, this strucuture is semi-transparent, allowing one to be able to somewhat see the arm hidden underneath. Its color varies depending on the Chaos Eye itself: | + | The Chaos Eye, despite being called such, is actually comprised of two parts. One part is a thick, crystalline structure that covers the bearer's entire arm. This structure actually grows out of their arm once they reach a certain age. It is extremely durable, mainly to protect the arm it covers. In the cases of the Ensnaring, Attentive, Manic, Honest, and Deceiving Eyes, this strucuture is semi-transparent, allowing one to be able to somewhat see the arm hidden underneath. Its color varies depending on the Chaos Eye itself: |
*Ensnaring Eye - dark green | *Ensnaring Eye - dark green | ||
*Attentive Eye - aqua | *Attentive Eye - aqua | ||
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The second part is the eye itself, which is embedded within the structure on the back of the bearer's hand. In the cases of the Ensnaring, Attentive, Manic, and Honest Eyes, the color of the eye usually contrasts the color of the crystalline strucuture. The Deceiving Eye's is a completely random color, and the Reflecting Eye's is a light grey. | The second part is the eye itself, which is embedded within the structure on the back of the bearer's hand. In the cases of the Ensnaring, Attentive, Manic, and Honest Eyes, the color of the eye usually contrasts the color of the crystalline strucuture. The Deceiving Eye's is a completely random color, and the Reflecting Eye's is a light grey. | ||
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==Function== | ==Function== | ||
The primary function of a bearer's Chaos Eye varies depending on which one they have. | The primary function of a bearer's Chaos Eye varies depending on which one they have. | ||
*The Ensnaring Eye grants the bearer the ability to create tendril-like objects. They may also manipulate such objects so long as they have been created through this ability. | *The Ensnaring Eye grants the bearer the ability to create tendril-like objects. They may also manipulate such objects so long as they have been created through this ability. | ||
*The Attentive Eye enchances the bearer's sense of hearing. It also grants them sonoimpery should they not already have it, or gives their sonoimpery a significant boost if they do have it. | *The Attentive Eye enchances the bearer's sense of hearing. It also grants them sonoimpery should they not already have it, or gives their sonoimpery a significant boost if they do have it. | ||
| − | *The Manic Eye | + | *The Manic Eye is considered the most destructive out of the six Chaos Eyes, as it allows the bearer to generate explosions through varying methods. |
| − | *The Honest Eye allows | + | *The Honest Eye allows the bearer to see through the target's deceptions. As such, this usually allows the bearer to see through illusions, and makes it easier to tell if a person is lying. |
| − | *The Deceiving Eye acts upon strengthening | + | *The Deceiving Eye acts upon strengthening the bearer's ability to create illusions through messing with the target's senses. As such, this usually grants the bearer a form of synesthimpery. |
| − | *The Reflecting Eye allows the | + | *The Reflecting Eye allows the bearer to "read" the soul of their target(s). Through this, the bearer is then able to copy and temporarily gain access to the magical abilities of the target(s). |
All Chaos Eyes also attempt to prevent the bearer from becoming blind. | All Chaos Eyes also attempt to prevent the bearer from becoming blind. | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
[[Category:Chaos Eyes]][[Category:Objects]][[Category:Ocrea]][[Category:Rokans]] | [[Category:Chaos Eyes]][[Category:Objects]][[Category:Ocrea]][[Category:Rokans]] | ||
Revision as of 05:55, 13 July 2014
A Chaos Eye is a magical, anatomical structures that grants one that bears it, known as a Chaos Eye Bearer, additional abilities. First coming into existence when the gods of Rokans created the Warriors of the Eye, they have become an inheritance among the Chaos Eye Bearers. There are six different types of Chaos Eye:
- The Ensnaring Eye, belonging to Rolarik and his descendants.
- The Attentive Eye, belonging to Jesgary and her descendants.
- The Manic Eye, belonging to Klaunewar and his descendants.
- The Honest Eye, belonging to Valazam and his descendants.
- The Deceiving Eye, belonging to Geldance and her descendants.
- The Reflecting Eye, belonging to Kilcarth and his descendants.
Contents
Appearance
The Chaos Eye, despite being called such, is actually comprised of two parts. One part is a thick, crystalline structure that covers the bearer's entire arm. This structure actually grows out of their arm once they reach a certain age. It is extremely durable, mainly to protect the arm it covers. In the cases of the Ensnaring, Attentive, Manic, Honest, and Deceiving Eyes, this strucuture is semi-transparent, allowing one to be able to somewhat see the arm hidden underneath. Its color varies depending on the Chaos Eye itself:
- Ensnaring Eye - dark green
- Attentive Eye - aqua
- Manic Eye - orange
- Honest Eye - gold
- Deceiving Eye - black
The Reflecting Eye has a completely transparent structure.
The second part is the eye itself, which is embedded within the structure on the back of the bearer's hand. In the cases of the Ensnaring, Attentive, Manic, and Honest Eyes, the color of the eye usually contrasts the color of the crystalline strucuture. The Deceiving Eye's is a completely random color, and the Reflecting Eye's is a light grey.
Function
The primary function of a bearer's Chaos Eye varies depending on which one they have.
- The Ensnaring Eye grants the bearer the ability to create tendril-like objects. They may also manipulate such objects so long as they have been created through this ability.
- The Attentive Eye enchances the bearer's sense of hearing. It also grants them sonoimpery should they not already have it, or gives their sonoimpery a significant boost if they do have it.
- The Manic Eye is considered the most destructive out of the six Chaos Eyes, as it allows the bearer to generate explosions through varying methods.
- The Honest Eye allows the bearer to see through the target's deceptions. As such, this usually allows the bearer to see through illusions, and makes it easier to tell if a person is lying.
- The Deceiving Eye acts upon strengthening the bearer's ability to create illusions through messing with the target's senses. As such, this usually grants the bearer a form of synesthimpery.
- The Reflecting Eye allows the bearer to "read" the soul of their target(s). Through this, the bearer is then able to copy and temporarily gain access to the magical abilities of the target(s).
All Chaos Eyes also attempt to prevent the bearer from becoming blind.
