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'''Seons''' magical servants of unknown origin. They take the form of floating orbs, each with a glowing Aon at their core that they are named for. Always loyal to their masters, they can act as advisors as well providing face-to-face communication with other people through their connections with other Seons. |
'''Seons''' magical servants of unknown origin. They take the form of floating orbs, each with a glowing Aon at their core that they are named for. Always loyal to their masters, they can act as advisors as well providing face-to-face communication with other people through their connections with other Seons. |
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When a Seon's master falls victim to the [[Shaod]] after the [[Reod]], a Seon will lose sentience, unable to recognize any person, including its former master. |
When a Seon's master falls victim to the [[Shaod]] after the [[Reod]], a Seon will lose sentience, unable to recognize any person, including its former master. |
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| + | After the restoration of [[Elantris]]' magic and the completion of the [[Shaod]], the Seons recover their sanity and return to their former state, though they are unable to remember clearly the time they passed while the [[Shaod]] was incomplete. |
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[[Category:AonDor]][[Category:Elantris]]{{stub}} |
[[Category:AonDor]][[Category:Elantris]]{{stub}} |
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Revision as of 04:05, 7 August 2011
Seons magical servants of unknown origin. They take the form of floating orbs, each with a glowing Aon at their core that they are named for. Always loyal to their masters, they can act as advisors as well providing face-to-face communication with other people through their connections with other Seons. When a Seon's master falls victim to the Shaod after the Reod, a Seon will lose sentience, unable to recognize any person, including its former master.
After the restoration of Elantris' magic and the completion of the Shaod, the Seons recover their sanity and return to their former state, though they are unable to remember clearly the time they passed while the Shaod was incomplete.
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