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'''Nevinyrral''' was a lich from [[Urborg]]. He controlled the [[City of Urborg]], which was once at war with [[Bogardan]]. Little is known about the war, but legend states that he was outmaneuvered and the city was swallowed by a volcano that tore up from the ground directly beneath it. His last act was to use the powerful <c>Nevinyrral's Disk</c> to deny his enemies any of the magical trove that might survive the flames, destroying himself and most of Urborg in the process. He is also the author of the ''Necromancer’s Handbook'', the Bible of necromancy. | '''Nevinyrral''' was a lich from [[Urborg]]. He controlled the [[City of Urborg]], which was once at war with [[Bogardan]]. Little is known about the war, but legend states that he was outmaneuvered and the city was swallowed by a volcano that tore up from the ground directly beneath it. His last act was to use the powerful <c>Nevinyrral's Disk</c> to deny his enemies any of the magical trove that might survive the flames, destroying himself and most of Urborg in the process. He is also the author of the ''Necromancer’s Handbook'', the Bible of necromancy. | ||
==Trivia== | |||
Nevinyrral's name is derived from Science Fiction author [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Niven Larry Niven] who came up with the term [[Mana]] to denote the amount of Magic as a non-renewable resource tied to lands. In Niven's <i>Magic Goes Away</i> series, his protagonist The Warlock invented a spinning disc that depleted available mana in its vicinity to power its rotation as an experiment to investigate the mysterious appearance of areas where magic would grow weak or cease to function altogether. This disc inspired the designers of [[Alpha]] to create Nevinyrral's Disk. | Nevinyrral's name is derived from Science Fiction author [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Niven Larry Niven] who came up with the term [[Mana]] to denote the amount of Magic as a non-renewable resource tied to lands. In Niven's <i>Magic Goes Away</i> series, his protagonist The Warlock invented a spinning disc that depleted available mana in its vicinity to power its rotation as an experiment to investigate the mysterious appearance of areas where magic would grow weak or cease to function altogether. This disc inspired the designers of [[Alpha]] to create Nevinyrral's Disk. | ||
==In-game references== | |||
* <c>Nevinyrral's Disk</c> | * <c>Nevinyrral's Disk</c> | ||
* <c>Disentomb</c> (''[[Magic 2013]]'') | * <c>Disentomb</c> (''[[Magic 2013]]'') | ||
Revision as of 17:31, 9 January 2013
Nevinyrral was a lich from Urborg. He controlled the City of Urborg, which was once at war with Bogardan. Little is known about the war, but legend states that he was outmaneuvered and the city was swallowed by a volcano that tore up from the ground directly beneath it. His last act was to use the powerful Nevinyrral's Disk to deny his enemies any of the magical trove that might survive the flames, destroying himself and most of Urborg in the process. He is also the author of the Necromancer’s Handbook, the Bible of necromancy.
Trivia
Nevinyrral's name is derived from Science Fiction author Larry Niven who came up with the term Mana to denote the amount of Magic as a non-renewable resource tied to lands. In Niven's Magic Goes Away series, his protagonist The Warlock invented a spinning disc that depleted available mana in its vicinity to power its rotation as an experiment to investigate the mysterious appearance of areas where magic would grow weak or cease to function altogether. This disc inspired the designers of Alpha to create Nevinyrral's Disk.