Golden Rose
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| Golden Rose | |
|---|---|
| Kept at | Flower Vault, beneath Deadreach (formerly Rosereach) |
| happened in play | |
| first cited: [heralds-a#144] | |
The sources say little about this yet. Everything known is on this page; add to it as the campaign continues.
The Golden Rose, also called the Golden Flower, is a holy flower that stood in the temple of the Flower Goddess beneath the ruined city of Deadreach. [heralds-a#149]
Overview
The flower was kept in an underground vault at the heart of the Flower Goddess's temple below the city. [heralds-a#149] It was completed, and then used to bring the sorcerer Mila back to life after she died fighting the Reminder. [heralds-a#144 · heralds-a#149] Once it had been used, the flower was plucked from its place, and the temple around it collapsed. [heralds-a#144 · heralds-a#145]
Little else is documented about the flower's history before this event.
Players, stop here. What is hidden behind this point is game-master material. The full detail is on GM:Golden Rose.
The Resurrection of Mila
Mila died during the party's fight against the Reminder beneath Rosereach. [heralds-a#144] She was brought back to life through the completed Golden Rose. [heralds-a#144 · heralds-a#149] She is now regarded as the flower's living trace. [heralds-a#145]
Related pages
- Mila — resurrected through the Golden Rose and now regarded as its living trace.
- Flower Goddess — the deity whose temple held the flower.
- Flower Vault — the underground vault beneath the city where the flower stood.
- Deadreach — the ruined city (formerly Rosereach) whose collapsed temple once held the flower.
- Petal Gate — a gate tied to the flower's domain.
- Vaelithra — subject of an unconfirmed account about the flower's theft; see Unconfirmed ideas below.
- Naevys Duskbloom — took a close interest in Mila as the flower's living trace.
Unconfirmed ideas
The source conversations contain proposals for Golden Rose that the campaign owner never confirmed. They are collected on Idea:Golden Rose so they cannot be mistaken for canon.