Loom-Crown of the Arch-Luminary

Loom-Crown of the Arch-Luminary is a unique regalia in Landorya. Its known origin is Crafted collectively by the founding generation of the Conclave of Luminaries as both a symbol of office and a functional instrument of governance, the Loom-Crown was assembled over thirty years at the central ley-line convergence of the Astral Plateau. Its Veil-Silk threads were woven on the original Veil-Loom and its crystals grown in synchrony with the construction of the first Aether-Gate.. Its most cited abilities include Grants the wearer supreme authority to interface with and reconfigure the ley-line network of the Astral Plateau, Amplifies Probability-Shaping workings to a civilizational scale, allowing alteration of large-scale outcomes, and Serves as the master key to the Conclave of Luminaries' licensing architecture, enabling or revoking Veil-Severance sanctions. Accounts also warn of a drawback: The crown imposes its accumulated weight of civilizational memory upon the wearer: each hour worn floods the mind with the unfiltered thoughts and dying vision…

Worn by every Arch-Luminary across Mythalis's twenty-six-century history, the crown was last documented during the sealing of the great probability fracture near the civilization's end. It vanished with the final Arch-Luminary and was never recovered. Mystaran oral tradition holds that it lies dormant somewhere within the Arcane Substrate beneath their mist-shrouded land, its Lumen Shards still slowly pulsing, and that its rediscovery would grant its finder mastery over the Fractal Labyrinth itself.