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An intricately carved silver bell found at [[Lawrence Bacon]]'s home. According to [[the Turner Codex]] the Chime can be used to absorb, and later release the energy of any magical ritual involving performance, be it music, song or recitation. | An intricately carved silver bell found at [[Lawrence Bacon]]'s home. According to [[the Turner Codex]] the Chime can be used to absorb, and later release the energy of any magical ritual involving performance, be it music, song or recitation. | ||
This artifact was given by the investigators to [[Alexander Roby]] while in [[Carcosa]] in the hope that he might be able to use it to defeat [[Montague Edwards]] in a way that would not cost Roby his life. It is unknown whether this was successful. | |||
Full instructions for its use are in the book. | Full instructions for its use are in the book. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:19, 21 August 2006
An intricately carved silver bell found at Lawrence Bacon's home. According to the Turner Codex the Chime can be used to absorb, and later release the energy of any magical ritual involving performance, be it music, song or recitation.
This artifact was given by the investigators to Alexander Roby while in Carcosa in the hope that he might be able to use it to defeat Montague Edwards in a way that would not cost Roby his life. It is unknown whether this was successful.
Full instructions for its use are in the book.
