Mazen - Revision history

Twiggy at 18:13, 13 February 2026

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''Smoke'' seems to reference the (no-doubt fictional) city Mazen is said to have once ruled.\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''Smoke'' seems to reference the (no-doubt fictional) city Mazen is said to have once ruled.\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Destruction==		==Destruction==
	The eternal Mazen was apparently [[Inkpot_gods#All_That.27s_Fit_To_Read\|destroyed]] in some fashion in the lead-up to the Summer Solstice 385YE. What this means for the Autumn ~~Realm~~ is not clear at this time.		The eternal Mazen was apparently [[Inkpot_gods#All_That.27s_Fit_To_Read\|destroyed]] in some fashion in the lead-up to the Summer Solstice 385YE. What this means for the Autumn realm is not clear at this time.
	==Eternal of Autumn==		==Eternal of Autumn==
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===

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	Mazen of the Many Faces is fond of magicians, claiming that (in their experience) they are the best-placed to control others. Their boons often come in the form of masks which grant powers to their wielders - ritual power, knowledge of ritual magic and potent auras similar to those created through [[Religious_skills#Hallow\|hallowing]] are all common boons.		Mazen of the Many Faces is fond of magicians, claiming that (in their experience) they are the best-placed to control others. Their boons often come in the form of masks which grant powers to their wielders - ritual power, knowledge of ritual magic and potent auras similar to those created through [[Religious_skills#Hallow\|hallowing]] are all common boons.

	They also have a soft-spot for priests of all faiths and religions, sometimes opining that priests are the most effective wielders of sentiment and the best exploiters of weakness in the mortal world. They offer boons appropriate to the faith of the priest - and while the faithful tend to view Mazen's interest as suspicious, those more interested in political power than the spiritual well-being of others are quick to accept. When dealing with priests of [[The Way]], Mazen is known to make gifts that enhance the [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] as well as objects that increase the ability of the wielder to employ [[Religious skills]]. The latter has raised some eyebrows in the [[~~Imperial~~ Synod]] and questions about where Mazen acquires these talismans have never been satisfactorily answered.		They also have a soft-spot for priests of all faiths and religions, sometimes opining that priests are the most effective wielders of sentiment and the best exploiters of weakness in the mortal world. They offer boons appropriate to the faith of the priest - and while the faithful tend to view Mazen's interest as suspicious, those more interested in political power than the spiritual well-being of others are quick to accept. When dealing with priests of [[The Way]], Mazen is known to make gifts that enhance the [[Mantle of the Golden Orator]] as well as objects that increase the ability of the wielder to employ [[Religious skills]]. The latter has raised some eyebrows in the [[Synod]] and questions about where Mazen acquires these talismans have never been satisfactorily answered.

	Mazen never gives a boon of power directly to a mortal; the boons it offers are always physical objects, and invariably require bonding. Mazen appears to find it appealing that any gift of patronage or power they give can be stolen, traded, given, taken, lost or found.		Mazen never gives a boon of power directly to a mortal; the boons it offers are always physical objects, and invariably require bonding. Mazen appears to find it appealing that any gift of patronage or power they give can be stolen, traded, given, taken, lost or found.

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	Mazen appears less interested in advancing their own power than in encouraging others to do pursue their own goals. They generally encourage mortals to use any tool at their disposal to advance their agenda; subtle action; misdirection; conspiracy; naked power grabs; the use of lies, deception and misdirection; accusations against political rivals; blackmail, bribery and threats; using dupes, pawns and patsies; and the manipulation of sentiment, pride and perceived bonds of loyalty or obligation. To Mazen, power over others is an end in itself, and there is no method too unethical or immoral to achieve that end.		Mazen appears less interested in advancing their own power than in encouraging others to do pursue their own goals. They generally encourage mortals to use any tool at their disposal to advance their agenda; subtle action; misdirection; conspiracy; naked power grabs; the use of lies, deception and misdirection; accusations against political rivals; blackmail, bribery and threats; using dupes, pawns and patsies; and the manipulation of sentiment, pride and perceived bonds of loyalty or obligation. To Mazen, power over others is an end in itself, and there is no method too unethical or immoral to achieve that end.

	Mazen ''claims'' to be interested in what will motivate mortals to put aside their squabbles and work together. They ''claim'' that their shape is a metaphor for a nation or other great body of people: greater than the sum of its parts, yet still formed of every individual therein. In an address before the [[~~Imperial~~ Conclave]] in 286YE their herald [[#Jannam\|Jannam]] argued that Mazen could make a powerful ally for those in positions of power, especially a great unifying figure prepared to do their work. In passionate rebuttal Nero of the Dreaming Spires - then [[Grandmaster]] of the [[Celestial Arch]] - reminded everyone that Mazen was an eternal of Autumn; that their words were not to be trusted; and that they had no interest in the glory of empires, but the glory of Empresses. Mazen's petition for [[Amity and enmity\|amity]] was defeated by a narrow margin.		Mazen ''claims'' to be interested in what will motivate mortals to put aside their squabbles and work together. They ''claim'' that their shape is a metaphor for a nation or other great body of people: greater than the sum of its parts, yet still formed of every individual therein. In an address before the [[Conclave]] in 286YE their herald [[#Jannam\|Jannam]] argued that Mazen could make a powerful ally for those in positions of power, especially a great unifying figure prepared to do their work. In passionate rebuttal Nero of the Dreaming Spires - then [[Grandmaster]] of the [[Celestial Arch]] - reminded everyone that Mazen was an eternal of Autumn; that their words were not to be trusted; and that they had no interest in the glory of empires, but the glory of Empresses. Mazen's petition for [[Amity and enmity\|amity]] was defeated by a narrow margin.

	Mazen's expression of interest in mortal [[pride]], [[loyalty]] and co-operation is generally seen as a slightly unconvincing veneer over a deep-seated fascination with silver-tongued manipulators who use these sentiments to control others. They enjoy the antics of ruthless politicians, corrupt leaders and vicious warriors alike - as long as they are charismatic or cunning enough to build up a following; but they reserves a special place in their 'heart' for the artist of the long-con. Mazen is always interested in aiding a truly spectacular con, and the more convoluted the hustle, the better. Confidence tricksters are cautioned that Mazen is equally happy with a trick that ends in spectacular failure as they are with one that ends in spectacular success; it is the spectacle in which Mazen revels.		Mazen's expression of interest in mortal [[pride]], [[loyalty]] and co-operation is generally seen as a slightly unconvincing veneer over a deep-seated fascination with silver-tongued manipulators who use these sentiments to control others. They enjoy the antics of ruthless politicians, corrupt leaders and vicious warriors alike - as long as they are charismatic or cunning enough to build up a following; but they reserves a special place in their 'heart' for the artist of the long-con. Mazen is always interested in aiding a truly spectacular con, and the more convoluted the hustle, the better. Confidence tricksters are cautioned that Mazen is equally happy with a trick that ends in spectacular failure as they are with one that ends in spectacular success; it is the spectacle in which Mazen revels.

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''Smoke'' seems to reference the (no-doubt fictional) city Mazen is said to have once ruled.\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''Smoke'' seems to reference the (no-doubt fictional) city Mazen is said to have once ruled.\|align=left\|width=400}}
			==Destruction==
			The eternal Mazen was apparently [[Inkpot_gods#All_That.27s_Fit_To_Read\|destroyed]] in some fashion in the lead-up to the Summer Solstice 385YE. What this means for the Autumn Realm is not clear at this time.
	==Eternal of Autumn==		==Eternal of Autumn==
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===

Rafferty at 21:23, 11 February 2023

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	Mazen appears less interested in advancing their own power than in encouraging others to do pursue their own goals. They generally encourage mortals to use any tool at their disposal to advance their agenda; subtle action; misdirection; conspiracy; naked power grabs; the use of lies, deception and misdirection; accusations against political rivals; blackmail, bribery and threats; using dupes, pawns and patsies; and the manipulation of sentiment, pride and perceived bonds of loyalty or obligation. To Mazen, power over others is an end in itself, and there is no method too unethical or immoral to achieve that end.		Mazen appears less interested in advancing their own power than in encouraging others to do pursue their own goals. They generally encourage mortals to use any tool at their disposal to advance their agenda; subtle action; misdirection; conspiracy; naked power grabs; the use of lies, deception and misdirection; accusations against political rivals; blackmail, bribery and threats; using dupes, pawns and patsies; and the manipulation of sentiment, pride and perceived bonds of loyalty or obligation. To Mazen, power over others is an end in itself, and there is no method too unethical or immoral to achieve that end.

	Mazen ''claims'' to be interested in what will motivate mortals to put aside their squabbles and work together. They ''claim'' that their shape is a metaphor for a nation or other great body of people: greater than the sum of its parts, yet still formed of every individual therein. In an ~~[[Conclave~~ address~~\|address]]~~ before the [[Imperial Conclave]] in 286YE their herald [[#Jannam\|Jannam]] argued that Mazen could make a powerful ally for those in positions of power, especially a great unifying figure prepared to do their work. In passionate rebuttal Nero of the Dreaming Spires - then [[Grandmaster]] of the [[Celestial Arch]] - reminded everyone that Mazen was an eternal of Autumn; that their words were not to be trusted; and that they had no interest in the glory of empires, but the glory of Empresses. Mazen's petition for [[Amity and enmity\|amity]] was defeated by a narrow margin.		Mazen ''claims'' to be interested in what will motivate mortals to put aside their squabbles and work together. They ''claim'' that their shape is a metaphor for a nation or other great body of people: greater than the sum of its parts, yet still formed of every individual therein. In an address before the [[Imperial Conclave]] in 286YE their herald [[#Jannam\|Jannam]] argued that Mazen could make a powerful ally for those in positions of power, especially a great unifying figure prepared to do their work. In passionate rebuttal Nero of the Dreaming Spires - then [[Grandmaster]] of the [[Celestial Arch]] - reminded everyone that Mazen was an eternal of Autumn; that their words were not to be trusted; and that they had no interest in the glory of empires, but the glory of Empresses. Mazen's petition for [[Amity and enmity\|amity]] was defeated by a narrow margin.

	Mazen's expression of interest in mortal [[pride]], [[loyalty]] and co-operation is generally seen as a slightly unconvincing veneer over a deep-seated fascination with silver-tongued manipulators who use these sentiments to control others. They enjoy the antics of ruthless politicians, corrupt leaders and vicious warriors alike - as long as they are charismatic or cunning enough to build up a following; but they reserves a special place in their 'heart' for the artist of the long-con. Mazen is always interested in aiding a truly spectacular con, and the more convoluted the hustle, the better. Confidence tricksters are cautioned that Mazen is equally happy with a trick that ends in spectacular failure as they are with one that ends in spectacular success; it is the spectacle in which Mazen revels.		Mazen's expression of interest in mortal [[pride]], [[loyalty]] and co-operation is generally seen as a slightly unconvincing veneer over a deep-seated fascination with silver-tongued manipulators who use these sentiments to control others. They enjoy the antics of ruthless politicians, corrupt leaders and vicious warriors alike - as long as they are charismatic or cunning enough to build up a following; but they reserves a special place in their 'heart' for the artist of the long-con. Mazen is always interested in aiding a truly spectacular con, and the more convoluted the hustle, the better. Confidence tricksters are cautioned that Mazen is equally happy with a trick that ends in spectacular failure as they are with one that ends in spectacular success; it is the spectacle in which Mazen revels.

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	While this is their common form, they have been encountered in a variety of other guises. On occasion they appear as ''the Chorus'' - a collection of their heralds speaking with the same voice; or as ''the Gallery of Masks'' - a room full of framed masks which glow with an eerie light and speak with many voices.		While this is their common form, they have been encountered in a variety of other guises. On occasion they appear as ''the Chorus'' - a collection of their heralds speaking with the same voice; or as ''the Gallery of Masks'' - a room full of framed masks which glow with an eerie light and speak with many voices.

	They refer to ~~themself~~ using plural pronouns, and eschew any particular gender.		They refer to themselves using plural pronouns, and eschew any particular gender.

	There is a great deal of speculation among Imperial magicians as to the nature of Mazen. Their masks are clearly not actual faces; they have been known to remove them to hand out as boons. On occasions, magicians treating with Mazen have reported that upon removing one mask, another was present beneath it, as if the eternal had no true face. Others have pointed to the fact that the many forms Mazen takes are at odds with the traditional appearance of Autumn eternals as horned humanoids - they speculate that ''nobody'' has ever met the real Mazen, assuming it even exists. Rather, they suggest that ''all'' the multifarious shapes Mazen takes are masks, presumably constructed through the cunning artifice of the creature itself or perhaps by the eternal [[Estavus]] given their tendency to include metallic substances. Indeed Daniella Vassa di Sarvos at her trial put forward the supposition that Mazen is in fact a constructed being, perhaps made by Estavus, who freed ~~themself~~ and now pursues their own agenda - while this seems unlikely it goes some way towards explaining the slightly alien and unpredictable nature of the Many-Masked.		There is a great deal of speculation among Imperial magicians as to the nature of Mazen. Their masks are clearly not actual faces; they have been known to remove them to hand out as boons. On occasions, magicians treating with Mazen have reported that upon removing one mask, another was present beneath it, as if the eternal had no true face. Others have pointed to the fact that the many forms Mazen takes are at odds with the traditional appearance of Autumn eternals as horned humanoids - they speculate that ''nobody'' has ever met the real Mazen, assuming it even exists. Rather, they suggest that ''all'' the multifarious shapes Mazen takes are masks, presumably constructed through the cunning artifice of the creature itself or perhaps by the eternal [[Estavus]] given their tendency to include metallic substances. Indeed Daniella Vassa di Sarvos at her trial put forward the supposition that Mazen is in fact a constructed being, perhaps made by Estavus, who freed themselves and now pursues their own agenda - while this seems unlikely it goes some way towards explaining the slightly alien and unpredictable nature of the Many-Masked.
	<ic>Just because something isn't a lie does not mean that it isn't deceptive. A liar knows that he is a liar, but one who speaks mere portions of truth in order to deceive is an artificer of outcomes.</ic>		<ic>Just because something isn't a lie does not mean that it isn't deceptive. A liar knows that he is a liar, but one who speaks mere portions of truth in order to deceive is an artificer of outcomes.</ic>
	{{CaptionedImage\|file=Mazen1.jpg\|title=Manipulation is the key to power\|align=right\|width=600}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=Mazen1.jpg\|title=Manipulation is the key to power\|align=right\|width=600}}
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	The most famous recent example of Mazen's patronage was that of Daniella Vassa di Sarvos, a corrupt [[Master of the Imperial Mint]] in the reign of [[Emperor Barabbas]]. A razor-sharp long-con artist, she convinced many of her victims that she was their friend and ally and that she would use her influence and resources to aid their cause. So thoroughly were many of her victims gulled that they defended her vehemently at her eventual trial, even inventing elaborate theories to account for the evidence against her. Mazen sent heralds to her funeral, and occasionally refers to her in tones of apparent fondness.		The most famous recent example of Mazen's patronage was that of Daniella Vassa di Sarvos, a corrupt [[Master of the Imperial Mint]] in the reign of [[Emperor Barabbas]]. A razor-sharp long-con artist, she convinced many of her victims that she was their friend and ally and that she would use her influence and resources to aid their cause. So thoroughly were many of her victims gulled that they defended her vehemently at her eventual trial, even inventing elaborate theories to account for the evidence against her. Mazen sent heralds to her funeral, and occasionally refers to her in tones of apparent fondness.

	Mazen regularly expresses the opinion that they are the greatest of all Autumn eternals. They consider ~~themself~~ wiser than [[Basileus ~~Kade~~]], whom mortals fear; more subtle than [[Callidus]], who invokes naked greed; wealthier than [[Estavus]] who wastes her time on creation when she would be better served to control creation. Those who follow such paths, they claim, will find themselves easily betrayed, manipulated or used as tools to advance the agenda of another. The [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] scholar Serval i Riqueza, when opposing the suggestion that the [[Unfettered Mind]] support the development of a ritual to allow trade with Mazen, pointed out that Mazen is quite clearly much less powerful than the eternals it claims to despise - "''Perhaps,''" he said "''It still hasn't had its chance to betray them?''" Indeed, while they are often contemptuous of the others, they seem to have little problem co-operating with them - apart from Basileus ~~Kade~~. Mazen ''despises'' ~~Kade~~, although the details of their enmity are unknown.		Mazen regularly expresses the opinion that they are the greatest of all Autumn eternals. They consider themselves wiser than [[Basileus Flint]], whom mortals fear; more subtle than [[Callidus]], who invokes naked greed; wealthier than [[Estavus]] who wastes her time on creation when she would be better served to control creation. Those who follow such paths, they claim, will find themselves easily betrayed, manipulated or used as tools to advance the agenda of another. The [[The Brass Coast\|Freeborn]] scholar Serval i Riqueza, when opposing the suggestion that the [[Unfettered Mind]] support the development of a ritual to allow trade with Mazen, pointed out that Mazen is quite clearly much less powerful than the eternals it claims to despise - "''Perhaps,''" he said "''It still hasn't had its chance to betray them?''" Indeed, while they are often contemptuous of the others, they seem to have little problem co-operating with them - apart from Basileus Flint. Mazen ''despises'' Flint, although the details of their enmity are unknown.

	Beyond the drive to manipulate and gain power, Mazen is also fascinated with questions of identity. On occasion they have claimed that knowing someone else is the first step toward binding them to your cause. They warn against expressing one's true identity to others, who might be able to find weaknesses to exploit; whenever they offer patronage they recommend concealment and misdirection. Some scholars have suggested that Mazen is trapped in a quest to uncover their own identity - that they lack some fundamental self-knowledge that mortals take for granted. Given they are said to express an irrational dislike of mirrors, there may be some truth in this theory.		Beyond the drive to manipulate and gain power, Mazen is also fascinated with questions of identity. On occasion they have claimed that knowing someone else is the first step toward binding them to your cause. They warn against expressing one's true identity to others, who might be able to find weaknesses to exploit; whenever they offer patronage they recommend concealment and misdirection. Some scholars have suggested that Mazen is trapped in a quest to uncover their own identity - that they lack some fundamental self-knowledge that mortals take for granted. Given they are said to express an irrational dislike of mirrors, there may be some truth in this theory.

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	Mazen appears less interested in advancing their own power than in encouraging others to do pursue their own goals. They generally encourage mortals to use any tool at their disposal to advance their agenda; subtle action; misdirection; conspiracy; naked power grabs; the use of lies, deception and misdirection; accusations against political rivals; blackmail, bribery and threats; using dupes, pawns and patsies; and the manipulation of sentiment, pride and perceived bonds of loyalty or obligation. To Mazen, power over others is an end in itself, and there is no method too unethical or immoral to achieve that end.		Mazen appears less interested in advancing their own power than in encouraging others to do pursue their own goals. They generally encourage mortals to use any tool at their disposal to advance their agenda; subtle action; misdirection; conspiracy; naked power grabs; the use of lies, deception and misdirection; accusations against political rivals; blackmail, bribery and threats; using dupes, pawns and patsies; and the manipulation of sentiment, pride and perceived bonds of loyalty or obligation. To Mazen, power over others is an end in itself, and there is no method too unethical or immoral to achieve that end.

	Mazen ''claims'' to be interested in what will motivate mortals to put aside their squabbles and work together. They ''claim'' that their shape is a metaphor for a nation or other great body of people: greater than the sum of its parts, yet still formed of every individual therein. In an [[Conclave address\|address]] before the [[Imperial Conclave]] in 286YE their herald [[#Jannam\|Jannam]] argued that Mazen could make a powerful ally for those in positions of power, especially a great unifying figure prepared to do their work. In passionate rebuttal Nero of the Dreaming Spires - then [[Grandmaster]] of the [[Celestial Arch]] - reminded everyone that Mazen was an eternal of Autumn; that their words were not to be trusted; and that they had no interest in the glory of empires, but the glory of Empresses. Mazen's petition for [[Amity and ~~Enmity~~\|~~Amity~~]] was defeated by a narrow margin.		Mazen ''claims'' to be interested in what will motivate mortals to put aside their squabbles and work together. They ''claim'' that their shape is a metaphor for a nation or other great body of people: greater than the sum of its parts, yet still formed of every individual therein. In an [[Conclave address\|address]] before the [[Imperial Conclave]] in 286YE their herald [[#Jannam\|Jannam]] argued that Mazen could make a powerful ally for those in positions of power, especially a great unifying figure prepared to do their work. In passionate rebuttal Nero of the Dreaming Spires - then [[Grandmaster]] of the [[Celestial Arch]] - reminded everyone that Mazen was an eternal of Autumn; that their words were not to be trusted; and that they had no interest in the glory of empires, but the glory of Empresses. Mazen's petition for [[Amity and enmity\|amity]] was defeated by a narrow margin.

	Mazen's expression of interest in mortal [[pride]], [[loyalty]] and co-operation is generally seen as a slightly unconvincing veneer over a deep-seated fascination with silver-tongued manipulators who use these sentiments to control others. They enjoy the antics of ruthless politicians, corrupt leaders and vicious warriors alike - as long as they are charismatic or cunning enough to build up a following; but they reserves a special place in their 'heart' for the artist of the long-con. Mazen is always interested in aiding a truly spectacular con, and the more convoluted the hustle, the better. Confidence tricksters are cautioned that Mazen is equally happy with a trick that ends in spectacular failure as they are with one that ends in spectacular success; it is the spectacle in which Mazen revels.		Mazen's expression of interest in mortal [[pride]], [[loyalty]] and co-operation is generally seen as a slightly unconvincing veneer over a deep-seated fascination with silver-tongued manipulators who use these sentiments to control others. They enjoy the antics of ruthless politicians, corrupt leaders and vicious warriors alike - as long as they are charismatic or cunning enough to build up a following; but they reserves a special place in their 'heart' for the artist of the long-con. Mazen is always interested in aiding a truly spectacular con, and the more convoluted the hustle, the better. Confidence tricksters are cautioned that Mazen is equally happy with a trick that ends in spectacular failure as they are with one that ends in spectacular success; it is the spectacle in which Mazen revels.

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="~~City of~~ Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''~~City of~~ Smoke'' ~~references~~ the, no-doubt fictional, city ~~that~~ Mazen is said to have once ruled.\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''Smoke'' seems to reference the (no-doubt fictional) city Mazen is said to have once ruled.\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Eternal of Autumn==		==Eternal of Autumn==
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="City of Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''City of Smoke'' references the, no-doubt fictional, city that Mazen is said to have ruled ~~once~~.\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="City of Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''City of Smoke'' references the, no-doubt fictional, city that Mazen is said to have once ruled.\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Eternal of Autumn==		==Eternal of Autumn==
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===

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	{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="City of Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''City of Smoke'' references the no-doubt fictional city ~~of deceit~~ that Mazen is said to have ruled once.\|align=left\|width=400}}		{{CaptionedImage\|file=MazenArt.jpg\|title="City of Smoke" artist unknown. Like all images related to Mazen, this one is considered suspect in its intent and rumoured to exert an unpalatable influence over anyone who stares at it for too long. The painting itself is said to have been interdicted by the Imperial Conclave.\|caption=''City of Smoke'' references the, no-doubt fictional, city that Mazen is said to have ruled once.\|align=left\|width=400}}
	==Eternal of Autumn==		==Eternal of Autumn==
	===Sobriquets===		===Sobriquets===