Battle of the Omens

The Battle of the Omens was caused when two castors of opposite alignments both cast Omen spell in the exact same moment, while being less than 100 feet apart - unseen by each other.
Both casters received both omens, along with many others, and went 'mad' - they became immortal. Unable to escape the given knowledge when asked questions they became hermits (said to still reside somewhere within parts of the Tuck region).

Location = Baerra in the Tuck region of the continent of Malnax

SPELL-CASTERS

Ce-Rishi Smoak
Sorcerer - wielder of divine magic - controlled elemental forces - Tiefling - Lawful Evil
Rules = How You Do One thing is How You Do Everything - Master Your Surroundings - Question All Orders - Assume Nothing - One Task at a Time - Never Kill an Helpless Animal or a Child


Lien Twang
wizard - wielder of mysterious powers - used the spirit forces, elements, and the powers of nature - Aasimar - Chaotic Good
Taboos = no eating meat - making daily offerings to the spirits - challenge authority - wake at dawn and rest only once sunset - not being able to bathe unless under the two full moons - never cut nor tie back their hair - always sitting with back to wall or pillar - do not speak to a person until offered water to drink - no alcoholic beverages - speak only kindness


An archway formed out of Quartz, between the two casters - it partly broke, falling into the hole that formed in the ground (known as The Wishing Well).

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SPELL

A caster used this spell to predict the outcome of an adventure or an event. During casting, a wu jen communicated with spirits and a shugenja communicated with their deity. When a shugenja cast this spell, they remained motionless and waited for a sign from their deity. Spirits and deities were sporadic with the omens and they were challenging to interpret correctly. The spell took a substantial physical and mental toll on the caster, and even the most powerful shugenja or wu jen was only able to cast this spell once a week.
COMPONENTS = For a shugenja, only a verbal component was required. For a wu jen, both a verbal and a material component were required. During casting, the wu jen needed to burn small pieces of paper written with the four directions