Will 'O The Wisp

Weary be the whimsical Will. It leads not home but far astray.

Under stars that never fade.

It is not until.

The reeds tall sway.

That warm light turns shade.

O Wicked wandering Wisp.

- Derill the Bard in "Ectoplasmids and Etherals - A Study"

The Will O¨The Wisp has a wicked reputation. Said to lead those who walk the night into bogs or ravines, sometimes annoyance is the outcome but its worst work is known by the body that floats face down in the marshy waters.

One of these creatures has taken residence in Svartbrand. Its purpose in so doing is unknown but if the stories have any bearing on the matter then it likely is not of good intent.

You find that you can no longer trust what you see - a trail you've been following will suddenly become a dead end and when you turn around it is gone; and pretty girl will smile at you and turn a corner only to be gone. At the same time it is as if the things you do see you see true.

When you Discern Realities the following effect has been added: The Wisp's Will: A single falsehood may be presented when your questions are answered. However, if an illusion or similar is at hand you will learn its nature and be able to see through it.