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}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an powerful artefact forged in the [[Hecatrix Dimension]]. It was the highest achievement of the [[Varaxil]] science. Humans called it the '''Witch's Star'''.
}}'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a powerful [[artefact]] forged in the [[Hecatrix Dimension]]. It was the highest achievement of the [[Varaxil]] science. Humans called it the '''Witch's Star'''.


It looked like a pendant with a jeweled bead. It enabled its user to detect and capture [[Odic energy]]. Varaxils [[Lucern Portillon (Varaxil)|"Lucern"]] and [[Finicia Portillon (Varaxil)|"Finicia"]] used it to find and capture individuals with Odic potential. As other Odic-based artefacts, its operation was more an art than a science. In addition, the WitchStar was highly unstable and prone to catastrophic failures in the proximity to [[Lokic energy|Lokic fields]].
It looked like a pendant with a jeweled bead. It enabled its user to detect and capture [[Odic energy]]. Varaxils [[Lucern Portillon (Varaxil)|"Lucern"]] and [[Finicia Portillon (Varaxil)|"Finicia"]] used it to find and capture individuals with Odic potential. As other Odic-based artefacts, its operation was more an art than a science. In addition, the WitchStar was highly unstable and prone to catastrophic failures in the proximity to [[Lokic energy|Lokic fields]].
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[[John Kincaid]]'s careless handling of the WitchStar snatched from the Varaxils led to the release of all Odic energy accumulated within and its absorption by [[Agnes Bates]], making her impervious to the WitchStar.
[[John Kincaid]]'s careless handling of the WitchStar snatched from the Varaxils led to the release of all Odic energy accumulated within and its absorption by [[Agnes Bates]], making her impervious to the WitchStar.


Later, the WitchStar became the squire's possession. Without knowing its purpose or full potential, his descendants were passing it down the generations. 350 years later, "Lucern" and "Finicia" stole it back by forcing open a drawer in the study of [[Aleister Portillon]].  
Later, the WitchStar became the squire's possession. Without knowing its purpose or full potential, his descendants were passing it down the generations. 350 years later, "Lucern" and "Finicia" stole it back by forcing open a drawer in the study of [[Aleister Portillon]].


The WitchStar exploded when brought into contact with a Lokic containment web by Aleister, killing the two Varaxils in the explosion. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Witch from the Well (audio story)|The Witch from the Well]]'')
The WitchStar exploded when brought into contact with a Lokic containment web by Aleister, killing the two Varaxils in the explosion. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Witch from the Well (audio story)|The Witch from the Well]]'')




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WitchStar was a powerful artefact forged in the Hecatrix Dimension. It was the highest achievement of the Varaxil science. Humans called it the Witch's Star.

It looked like a pendant with a jeweled bead. It enabled its user to detect and capture Odic energy. Varaxils "Lucern" and "Finicia" used it to find and capture individuals with Odic potential. As other Odic-based artefacts, its operation was more an art than a science. In addition, the WitchStar was highly unstable and prone to catastrophic failures in the proximity to Lokic fields.

When the two Varaxils crash-landed on Vetter's Tor, a mistake in the settings resulted in the deaths of five people, whose life force was completely drained. The essence of the victims was absorbed into the WitchStar, which enabled the Varaxils to use the memory of Lucern and Finicia Portillon, children of the village squire, to facilitate their search for Odically gifted humans.

John Kincaid's careless handling of the WitchStar snatched from the Varaxils led to the release of all Odic energy accumulated within and its absorption by Agnes Bates, making her impervious to the WitchStar.

Later, the WitchStar became the squire's possession. Without knowing its purpose or full potential, his descendants were passing it down the generations. 350 years later, "Lucern" and "Finicia" stole it back by forcing open a drawer in the study of Aleister Portillon.

The WitchStar exploded when brought into contact with a Lokic containment web by Aleister, killing the two Varaxils in the explosion. (AUDIO: The Witch from the Well)