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The ancient Atlantis - or "Ocean Spire"- is, even today, the ideal many mages hope to achieve. It was here that mortals first learned how to wield the powers of the Realms Supernal and magic was set down in a codified system.

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  • The ancient Atlantis - or "Ocean Spire"- is, even today, the ideal many mages hope to achieve. It was here that mortals first learned how to wield the powers of the Realms Supernal and magic was set down in a codified system.
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  • The ancient Atlantis - or "Ocean Spire"- is, even today, the ideal many mages hope to achieve. It was here that mortals first learned how to wield the powers of the Realms Supernal and magic was set down in a codified system. The exact nature of Atlantis, however, is difficult to pin down. Imperial Magic and Ascension are able to alter the Tapestry in fundamental ways, erasing timelines and twisting destinies, which likely happened when the Exarchs enthroned themselves. In the broken remnant of the Fallen World, Atlantis is more symbol than reality. Modern scholars have 36 locations that are debated to have been the site of Atlantis (not counting ideas about locating it in one of the Realms Invisible), but since everything in the Fallen World is - to an extent - veiled by the Lie, difficulties and inconsistencies are abound.
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