<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/99/de/80/99de80dd4fb18a5a2b5229f5fe73ae72.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 24pt;"><strong><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: impact;">Twin Oxenbridge</span></strong></span><br/>Human Wizard 1<br/>Character Sheet (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=2489965)<br/><hr/><br/>Twin loathed to explain things to laymen.  He had enough trouble explaining things to his colleagues and even to himself.<br/><br/>"Matreous theorized..." he began, considering each word carefully to convey information simply,  "that certain magical curses emerged from unknown extradimensional spaces that are opened and closed through arcane casting.  The Matrean principle, something that he's worked on for the last two years, posits that all around us, there exist... these dimensional pockets."<br/><br/>He then gestured to the pile of books concerning accessing dimensions through magic.<br/><br/>"Most of these books were mostly written by a single author, Mordenkainen of Oerth," Twin explained.  "Although he wrote extensively and his spells don't all concern dimensions, a lot of our modern spellology in pocket dimensions evolved from Mordenkainen's faithful hound, Mordenkainen's force missiles, and Mordenkainen's magnificent mansion."<br/><br/>Twin retrieved one of the books, a copy of Modernkainen's force missiles, and showed the non-wizards the front.<br/><br/>"This book details the ins and outs of a single spell," he said.   "It's part history, it's part arcana, it's excessively descriptive, and very unreadable.  But...  my colleague, Aramis, believes that one of these books contains the means to access a pocket dimension.  Furthermore, he believes that Matreous is in that dimension.  I'd like to add that, given what we know of Matreous, we can also surmise that if he did indeed travel to another dimension, he may be also trapped in that dimension."<br/><br/>