Nirilor

polished wooden mask depicting three draconic faces at once. There is something charming and yet unsettling about its many smiles, teeth made of inlaid ivory set into the wooden faces. Odiz believes it may be more of a symbolic representation of the classic 'maiden-mother-crone' triad, rather than Cynco who believes it to be a depiction of a once-living deity or perhaps a stylistic interpretation of an emperor.

Local theatre groups like to borrow it for open-air performances held in the staturary. Cynco rankles at the thought of dragon spittle gathering on the inside of the mouthpieces, but Odiz enjoys seeing how the companies reinterpret the mask in each performance. Oddly, while currently a depiction of three Tundra dragons, it seems to perfectly fit the face of whatever dragon wears it.