Immersive Ink

And what reflective surface does Highbough then employ..?

...and if their heads or feet are left behind?

Josiane has Dhren's mirror in hand. If it can be used to encompass the reflections of the whole party, she'll use that.

Desmond begins feeling sorry for the cranky aged elf. "We aren't in the basement of a palace. Just how many objects of vanity did you expect us to find in a nunnery, Highbough? We did the best we could. Do you think the wolf priests have another way of using this portal? Or do you think they use mirrors, as well? If they travel back and forth between these two places frequently, as we suspect, then surely they have a supply of mirrors on the other side. We just need to find them is all."

Highbough already used up Dhren's mirror on his first voyage.

mushgnome wrote:Highbough already used up Dhren's mirror on his first voyage.

Aaargh. I had a PM from Merctime Dec 14 saying I had the mirror. I think I was still struggling to keep up with events at that point so apologies if I've got confused.

So how many mirrors do we have? Getting everybody back from Alcazar is beginning to look to be a problem...

We had 2 from out search and the bowl makes 3 in a pinch

My understanding is that Armando presently possesses a polished oval platter; Desmond/Mondes has the silver bowl from the Reliquary (whose concave surface will be interesting); and Wen (I think?) has the genuine square-shaped mirror which Armando located in the infirmary. It is also known that a polished silvered blade will serve at a need.

So now:

Who intends to drive The Ring (thus far it appears that only Highbough has done so). And what reflective surface shall be employed?

Let's have Highbough umm... Drive... the ring again as he seems to know something about it. And let's use the largest, safest object to get us all there. We can keep an eye out for mirrors and reflective objects when we are on the other side