Major souls in the realm of Chaos, who know the Fundamentals of Illusion, can cast the spell Temporvoltus on themselves or another major soul on the same land. Those in view of the person on whom this magic is cast will notice one of the following portraits in that angel's personal signifier; the illusion will persist until the spell Devest is cast to remove it. The particular portrait that is cast on the signifier depends on which day of the 35-day cycle the spell is cast:
Sun -> Night -> Twin -> Moon -> Mountain -> Dust -> Goblin Moss -> Sea -> Catastrophe -> Victory -> Wolf -> Crone -> Grotto -> Dream -> Emperor -> Portal -> Oak -> Lovers -> Pomegranate -> Maiden -> Youth -> Ruins -> Chess -> Dawn -> Feast -> Rose -> Hero -> Sage -> Riddle -> Trickster -> Crystal -> Dragon -> Tempest -> Forest -> Phoenix
Temporvoltus Images
Sun
map view descriptor:
(redhead)
follows: Phoenix precedes: Night
Artist: Giovanni Bellini
Work: Angel Announcing
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This painting is part of a diptych with Virgin Announced; the two images depict the Annunciation (the Biblical event in which the Virgin Mary learned from an angel that she was to be the mother of Jesus).
Night
map view descriptor:
(wearing a heavy cowled robe)
follows: Sun precedes: Twin
Artist: Rembrandt
Work: Titus in a Monk's Habit
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The young man depicted in this portrait is Rembrandt's son Titus.
Twin
map view descriptor:
(small boy)
follows: Night precedes: Moon
Artist: Claude Lefèbvre
Work: A Teacher and his Pupil
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Moon
a round and shining face, speaking calm words-
listen closely and hear her.
map view descriptor:
(fashionably dressed)
follows: Twin precedes: Mountain
Artist: Pu Ru
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Mountain
map view descriptor:
(wearing a summer dress)
follows: Moon precedes: Dust
Artist: William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Work: Souvenir
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Dust
walking slowly, clad in cobweb robes
they nod knowingly at any surprise.
map view descriptor:
(wearing dusty robes)
follows: Mountain precedes: Goblin Moss
Artist: Mikhail Nesterov
Work: Spiritual Hermit
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Goblin Moss
map view descriptor:
(grinning mischieviously)
follows: Dust precedes: Sea
Artist: William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Work: A Childhood Idyll
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Sea
map view descriptor:
(wearing a red habit)
follows: Goblin Moss precedes: Catastrophe
Artist: Raphael
Work: portrait of Pope Julius II
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Catastrophe
map view descriptor:
(carrying an axe)
follows: Sea precedes: Victory
Artist: Giovanni Bellini
Work: The Presentation at the Temple
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Despite the map view descriptor, nobody in this painting is seen to be carrying an axe. There is no axe represented in the painting. The Biblical event it illustrates does not involve an axe.
Victory
pastoral times are yet more gentle
after past triumphs we've endured?
map view descriptor:
(decked in laurels)
follows: Catastrophe precedes: Wolf
Artist: Paris Bordone
Work: Allegory with Lovers
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The painting from which this is taken, contains nudity.
Wolf
map view descriptor:
(wearing a rakish beret)
follows: Victory precedes: Crone
Artist: Salvator Rosa
Work: self-portrait
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Crone
Grey eyes twinkle beneath her hood,
her face lined from countless years.
She speaks kindly without smiling.
map view descriptor:
(wielding a heavy book)
follows: Wolf precedes: Grotto
Artist: Rembrandt
Work: The Prophetess Anna
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This painting is also known as Rembrandt's Mother, who was the model for the portrait.
Grotto
map view descriptor:
(with wild unkempt hair)
follows: Crone precedes: Dream
Artist: Mikhail Vrubel
Work: Demon Seated in a Garden
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Dream
map view descriptor:
(clad in sacred raiments)
follows: Grotto precedes: Emperor
Artist: William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Work: Young Priestess
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Emperor
adorned in regal golden robes
graciously allows you to kiss his ring
map view descriptor:
(clad in elegant robes)
follows: Dream precedes: Portal
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Portal
her incantations are slow and precise
her stern faces regards you like unshaped clay
map view descriptor:
(severe and purposeful)
follows: Emperor precedes: Oak
Artist: Mikhail Nesterov
Work: Portrait of the Sculptor Vera Mukhina
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Oak
map view descriptor:
(stalwart)
follows: Portal precedes: Lovers
Artist: Ilya Yefimovich Repin
Work: Burlaks on Volga
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Lovers
map view descriptor:
(sweetly smiling)
follows: Oak precedes: Pomegranate
Artist: William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Work: The Abduction of Psyche
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The painting from which this is taken, contains nudity.
Pomegranate
map view descriptor:
(wearing an elegant dress)
follows: Lovers precedes: Maiden
Artist: Boris Kustodiev
Work: The Merchant's Wife
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Maiden
this maiden, with elegant face
intelligent brow, impeccable taste
map view descriptor:
(wearing a velvet hat)
follows: Pomegranate precedes: Youth
Artist: Raphael
Work: portrait of Jeanne d'Aragon
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Youth
A strong hand and downy chin
he looks eagerly on the world.
map view descriptor:
(young man)
follows: Maiden precedes: Ruins
Artist: Raphael
Work: portrait of Bindo Altoviti
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Ruins
map view descriptor:
(old and stooped)
follows: Youth precedes: Chess
Artist: Rembrandt
Work: Jeremiah lamenting the destruction of Jerusalem
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Chess
map view descriptor:
(standing straight)
follows: Ruins precedes: Dawn
Artist: Ivan Kramskoi
Work: The Writer, Leo Tolstoy
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Dawn
map view descriptor:
(peasant)
follows: Chess precedes: Feast
Artist: Alexey Venetsianov
Work: Reapers
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