Legends tell that the Mirror was once flawless, but it now bears cracks and shadows—remnants of the cataclysm's power. These imperfections reflect the trials of Nyvarra, as if the Mirror itself remembers the burden of witnessing history. The Mirror's edges are unnaturally sharp, causing injury to those who attempt to handle it; blood spilled on its surface is absorbed, as if the Mirror itself thirsts for such offerings.
Every three years, champions from each kingdom gather in Thar-Gann's arena to compete for the Mirror's possession. Known as the Games of the Kingdoms, these contests test the champions in mind and body, providing an outlet for rivalries under a veil of unity. The victor earns the right to safeguard the Mirror, with the understanding that such power is temporary, always open to new challengers.
Since the cataclysm, the Mirror has shown disturbing visions to those who dare gaze upon it. Many champions have reported seeing twisted images of themselves, scenes of desolation, or strange, uncharted places. The Mirror's curse has left its mark on all who have dared to possess it, as if it imprints a shadow upon their very soul.
The Elanthera Mirror remains both a guide and a warning—a testament to powers long lost and truths obscured by time. Revered by the wise and feared by the brave, it rests as an ever-watchful sentinel, reflecting the ambitions and secrets of those who dare to hold it. Every victory is fleeting; champions rise and fall, but the Mirror endures, carrying the weight of Nyvarra's forgotten history.
