[Door of Portals]
First mention (by name): 9.24
- [Portal Door]
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| 9.24 | The [Door of Portals]. Erin Solstice felt it ready to go and eight different spots it could reach. She beamed as the door swung open. |
| 9.24 | The upgraded [Door of Portals] looked cooler, could send more people—and it could reach a hundred miles farther than the last one. Erin danced around as her guests stopped in awe—right until someone wandered through the door and inspected it on Erin’s side of the inn. |
| 9.34 | “Fine. [Like Fire, Memory] is a big one. [Garden of Sanctuary]. [Boon of the Guest]. [Wondrous Fare]. [Field of Preservation], um, my [Witch] Skills, but I know actual experts there. Ooh! [From Witchcraft, Sorcery Ariseth]! And…[Door of Portals]. [World’s Eye Theatre] you know.” |
| 9.69 H (Pt. 1) | He was standing there staring at a door as he leaned over a simple chess board filled with pieces on the table. It was a magic door similar to Erin’s own [Door of Portals], but this one was more like an allegory. |
| 10.00 L | The [Door of Portals]. |
| 10.09 E | [Lease Lesser Room] didn’t work. Erin didn’t want to know how that’d work. [Compartments of Holding]…not much use in a fight either. [Field of Preservation]—she had no idea what it did if it was even active. [Door of Portals] didn’t work as far as she could tell. |
| 10.10 E (Pt. 1) | “Sorry, Ulvama. I didn’t want to alarm you, but I guess there’s no easy way out after all. My [Door of Portals] Skill doesn’t work either…why don’t you get some sleep? I could explore the [Pavilion of Secrets] then use [Twofold Rest] to get enough rest?” |
| 10.13 | “It doesn’t need a path except as a last resort, Miss Lyonette. Why? Because of the real way you enter the inn: the [Door of Portals]. The walls can be thick as a castle’s—with, yes, that damn magicore inside—and your only concern is airflow. Why?” |
| 10.23 LMGY | Garry was coming up with a mental map of the city-triangle that the [Door of Portals] allowed. You had Liscor, flush with monster parts and fish. Celum, backed by Golems and Lord Xitegen and northern goods, and Riverfarm, poorer in other areas for now, but rapidly expanding and rich in food, which everyone wanted. |
| 10.35 (Pt. 1) | Liska was struggling by the [Door of Portals]; a Drake had set it to Pallass, and more [Soldiers] were coming out. In armor. Six made it out, then one slammed into an invisible wall. |
| 10.37 GDI (Pt. 1) | —Mirn caught up with Saliss halfway towards the [Door of Portals]. The [Alchemist] was sauntering along, visibly cheerful, an unconcerned smile on his lips. |
| 10.37 GDI (Pt. 2) | The girl had assumed the inn would be closed, but it was, in fact, still open, if only the [Door of Portals]. When she passed out of that room and down the broken hallway, shielded by magic from the rains pouring down from above, she saw all the shattered floorboards and splinters had been swept away. Someone had even begun patching the holes, then left their tools and supplies there. |
| 10.37 GDI (Pt. 3) | The [Door of Portals] waypoint had been reactivated by Ishkr when he’d appeared at Goblinhome. General Shirka had caught him and requested he allow use of the door—so that the wounded could be transported back to Pallass for treatment. |
| 10.40 T | “Past the Bloodfields? Even with the road—dead gods! There’s a magical [Door of Portals] in the inn—use that!” |
| 10.40 T | That was bait. He hopped through the [Door of Portals] and waved at Toren; the skeleton eyed the doorway, felt his [Dangersense] go off, and backed away. |
| 10.40 T | You couldn’t be cute and use it like Liscor’s [Door of Portals]. You entered, you left from where you came from. Even Doren couldn’t change that rule; he just popped out in his home city. He didn’t have time to travel; he had to mind the shop. He worked five days a week. He’d used to work eight, until he collapsed. Even then, those three days off left him so aimless he’d often work six or seven days a week. Not enough time to enjoy his decent pay. He’d forgotten how to do interesting things on his time off. |
| Mini-Chapters – Patreon Poll | That was it. Nothing else grand in her day was planned. Truly. Mrsha staggered into line for the [Door of Portals], and Liska fast-tracked the Liscor group when she saw Ser Dalimont. |
| 10.44 Z (Pt. 1) | Life was so hard on days like this, with the rain. She pulled her blanket up around her and decided some ice cream after the soup was what she needed. Liska changed the [Door of Portals] to another destination with her will alone. |
| 10.44 Z (Pt. 2) | The [Doorgnoll] was bored as she sent people through the doors, so she was chatting. It meant she slowed down the [Door of Portals], but since she was doing her job and there were no lines forming, you got what you paid for. Which was her and only her, because she was awesome. |
| 10.45 L | That was it. Nothing else grand in her day was planned. Truly. Mrsha staggered into line for the [Door of Portals], and Liska fast-tracked the Liscor group when she saw Ser Dalimont. |
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