Vis Treasury

The Covenant's vis stores consists of the following items as of the Summer season 1226 A.D. (4/9/00 gaming session):

*These items are indivisible and cannot be broken down into smaller increments; i.e., the 5 pawns of Mentem vis in the Eye of Argus must be used in an increment of 5 (not five uses of 1 pawn each).

Vis Sources

Here are the Covenant's vis sources as of the Winter season, 1231 A.D. (1/21/01 gaming session):

From Mary's Garden

In the form of dew on the west side of statue, and the flowers nearby. Collected on the full moon nearest the summer solstice (per year).

• 2 pawns of Rego, from the dew
• 1 pawn Imáginem from the flowers

From the iron mine

In the form of dirt from the bottom of a puddle of water in the topmost chamber (per Season).

• 2 pawns of Terram

From the stone circle

In the form of wisteria vines growing around the stones.

• 2 pawns of Auram in the spring, fall and winter
• 2 pawns of Vim in the summer

From the pile of ashes

Delivered by Tom on Christmas Eve (per year).

• 1 pawn of Ignem

From Sunderland Point, between Lancaster and the mouth of the river Lune

Bird dung scraped off a sandbar in Morecambe Bay at low tide, when the birds return for spring (per year)

• 1-3 pawns of Animál

From Jophet's Limb

In the form of a branch of the hickory tree which regrows (per year)

• 4 pawns of Muto in the spring

From the beehive

In the form of honey from the bees that were brought back from the fearie realm (per year)

• 2 pawns of Animál in the summer

From the apple grove at the top of Austhwaite hill

In the form of apples from the tree planted with seeds that came from the other realm (per year)

• ? pawns of ? in the spring

From Shithead Rock

In the form of honeysuckle growing on the Roman ruins(per year)

• 2 pawns of Herbam in the summer

From Kentmere Tarn

In the form of water from the shallow bay on the east shore (per season)

• 2 pawn of Imáginem

From the Wast Water

In the form of pearls from freshwater mussels (per ?)

• ? pawns of ? in the ???

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