The set gleamed in the dim light of the tavern, a testament to a bygone glory. Each die, crafted from smooth white ceramic, bore intricate carvings that murmured tales of celestial realms and fallen grace. A faint hum pulsed from them, a remnant of the energy once wielded by its owner, a Fallen Aasimar whose name was forgotten. Legends abound abo

each of the items had been thrown about the wheel, while some ended up furnished with modeled handles. within the Pennsylvania Museum collection are several vases of this character, like two with eco-friendly tinted floor and handles, and handles in the shape of elephants’ heads. The collection of Dr. Marcus Benjamin of Washington D.C. is often a