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The Mirror of Aethyr is named in the wider Chronicles of Aethoria, separate from the Age of Kings collection. Its bottle record has not been opened, but its seal is cataloged so the world can grow without rewriting the canon.
Chronicles of Aethoria #1
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Mirror of Aethyr
A sealed Chronicles of Aethoria record tied to the Mirror of Aethyr, cataloged beyond the Age of Kings until its own chronicle is opened.
Heat record sealed
Record sealed
This Chronicles of Aethoria bottle is cataloged for continuity, but its recipe, bottle details, price, and release date have not been published.
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- No batch notes have been published.
- The record opens only when the bottle is formally released.
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- Record sealed
Collector Notes
- Chronicles of Aethoria #1
- Separate from the Age of Kings collection
- Release record remains under seal
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