The Quill of Sarin

When the townsfolk of this small farming community were bestowed a magical artifact nearly 700 years ago, they first thought it a hoax. A Quill that can make any wish come true? Ridiculous! But they soon realized it was a gift. A miracle, in fact, that needed to be honored, protected and cherished.

Every child in Sarin is eligible to register for their wish at the Mayor's office on their 5th birthday. As long as they're not forced into sacrificing it for someone else, they will eventually have the right to enter the Acropolis, bow before the Torrinn, and make their wish come true.

Buddemeyer set a goal to, "create a world that was inspired by magic, but not overrun with it. The concept of limiting the wishes granted and adding the element of time (15 years or so to receive your wish), forces the characters to think long and hard about the one wish they truly desire."

Rory has always known what he wanted to wish for, ever since he was a little boy . . . everyone in town has known. In fifteen years he has never changed his mind, never questioned it, never doubted once. But when he finally takes that step into the Workshop, to kneel before the wish maker, he could never have imagined how much his life was about to change.