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The Tome of the Ancient and Esoteric Mysteries of the Phantasms of Lyahvi

[Lyahvi Introduction | Lyahvi Principles | Lyahvi Index]

Lyahvi is the magic of the air, of the insubstantial, the invisible, the ethereal, and the illusory. Lyahvian mages are manipulates of light: reflection, refraction, and confusion, with effects faster than the eye and difficult to describe. They are masters of air and other gases, or sound (which travels on the air), and they can summon Asiri and other ethereal to their benefit.

Since trappings the true element within opaque containers has the wrong kind of meaning, surrogate materials are chosen for their relationship with the Lyahvi element. Transparent or translucent material such as gems and glass, and substances able to manipulate light such as mirrors, prisms, or lenses are favored. Red is the hue of choice, so rubies and other red gems are desirable, preferably cut and polished to a sparkling, multi-facedted finish.

The Lyahvi nemesis is earth, represented by the convocation of Fyvria. The essence of Lyahvi is bright, sterile, and unliving. No organic material should be included in a Lyahvian focus.

NOTE: When a mage of any convocation attempts to use a Lyahvi spell to enchant a non-Lyahvi elemental object his EML is penalized:

-10 Secondary (Peleahn/Savorya) elements

-15 Neutral elements (GM discretion)

-20 Tertiary (Jmorvi/Odivshe) elements

-30 Diametric (Fyvria) elements

All animals are Fyvrian elemental objets, and a Shek-Pvar is also deemed to be an elemental object of his own convocation.

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lyahvi.gif (2657 bytes)Principles of Lyahvi

by Thorvald Neumann

The following is a general list of Lyahvi principals.

  1. Armour,elemental light, wind
  2. Confusion Through illusion
  3. Detection, Elemental light, wind
  4. Duplication
  5. Elementalslight, wind
  6. Invulnerability,Elemental light, wind
  7. Manipulation, elemental light, wind
  8. Etherealness
  9. Flight  Flying
  10. Gas
  11. Ghost
  12. Hypnotism
  13. Illumination
  14. Illusion
  15. Levitatin
  16. Light
  17. Lightning
  18. Noise
  19. Reflection
  20. Refraction
  21. Sound
  22. Steam
  23. Twilight
  24. Vapour
  25. Voice
  26. Whirlwind
  27. Wind
  28. Color Changing/illusion
  29. Hallucination Illusion
  30. Invisibility Bends Light
  31. Odourlessness Illusion
  32. Shadow Illusion

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Lyahvian Spell Index

I
  • Ablarin's Field
  • Aeric's Whisper
  • Beacon Of Isala
  • *Fire of Geniorm
  • *Pheydore’s Deceitful Hands
  • *Pheydore's Glamour
  • *Pheydore's Mantile
  • *Scarlet Eye
V
  • *Archade’s Vision (V)
  • Evardin's Tube(V)
  • Motes of Aradin
  • Passage of Lyahi
  • *Pheydore’s Shadow
  • *Talvae's Stairway
  • Vision of Sheridyn
II
  • Aeric's Silken Voice
  • *Archade’s Eye
  • *Crimson Proxy
  • Crimson Rune
  • Cloak of Kalaerin
  • Hlandor's Flash
  • Lens of Ikara
  • *Pheydore's Thunderclap
  • *Pheydore’s Wingbane
  • *Talvae's Distraction
  • *Talvae's Silent Steps
  • *Targeting
VI
  • MASLOR’S CHARM
  • WIND OF ARADIAN

III

  • Buoyancy Of Shal
  • Curse OF Bryen
  • *Daelen’s Cloak
  • *Dirchy's Hidden Sigil
  • Globe Of Setath
  • *Newlers Transparency
  • *Nolomar’s Ray
  • *Pheydore’s Sheath
  • Prism Of Gethan
  • Sight Of Castranel
  • *Talking Head
  • *Talvae's Alteration
  • *Talvae's Duplication
  • *Talvae's Enchantment
  • *Zedrun's Shield
VII
  • FIGURE OF AESTIR
  • VAPOUR OF HIRIN
ML
  • *SHUJOI'S TRANSFORMATION
IV
  • *Balefires of Archade
  • Beam of Nolar
  • *Bekla's Warrior
  • *Cloak of Bekla
  • *Nolar’s Flames
  • *Talvae's Tornado
  • Entora's Mirror
  • Light of Aestir
  • Wind of Sharis

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* denotes a chantry specific spell. These spells may not be in common circulation. The name of the owning wizard is listed with the spell.
Special thanks to The InterNet HârnMaster Spell File Revised: December 21, 1993 Edited by R.B. Schmunk (pcrxs@nasagiss.giss.nasa.gov)

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