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{{potential-canon}}The [[Oak of Screams]] is a gnarled [[tree]] with a large and gaping hole in its side resembling a giant maw. Located in [[Invidia]], the Oak of Screams is though to serve as a one-way [[mistway]] to parts unknown. However, it is a [[ritual mistway]] that that is opened with the [[blood]] of an [[innocent]] during the [[full moon]]. Legend says it will take you wherever you wish, but none have ever returned to prove or disprove that. The tree itself is impervious to traditional forms of destruction such as cutting weapons or [[fire]], and any whom attempt to destroy it are said to meeet ghastly dooms soon after.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists]] p.67</ref> | |||
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The Oak of Screams is a gnarled tree with a large and gaping hole in its side resembling a giant maw. Located in Invidia, the Oak of Screams is though to serve as a one-way mistway to parts unknown. However, it is a ritual mistway that that is opened with the blood of an innocent during the full moon. Legend says it will take you wherever you wish, but none have ever returned to prove or disprove that. The tree itself is impervious to traditional forms of destruction such as cutting weapons or fire, and any whom attempt to destroy it are said to meeet ghastly dooms soon after.[1]
