Nagrech

The renowned Imperial Artificer and Scholar, Baron Layendar the Grey, has expounded the theory that the Nagrech is in fact an artificial construct. There are clues that point towards its being artificial in origin, the existence of Oeldwych dust for instance. Aside from this little is known of it, or rather little is known to those who do not sit upon it or are its Wardens, and perhaps as all great secrets this is the way that it should remain.

Whatever its true nature the Nagrech has become the symbol of the Imperial Reign, though it obviously predates the Empire. The concept of Glass, as the Nagrech is often referred to, has become a symbol of the Empire. The Throne of Glass, The Lake of Glass, the Church of Glass and so forth.

But what is known, or what, at the least is widely believed of the Nagrech at this time? It is said that through the Throne flows the power of the gods. It is of course entirely possible that it is this belief that makes it so. The singular events of the Nagrech Heresy, propagated by Thor of Talthar, seem to have lead some credence to such a suggestion but some timely diplomacy seems to have weighed strongly enough to prevent a possible catastrophic proving of such a theory.
 * The Nagrech controls the flow of faith
 * The Nagrech requires a Master
 * The Nagrech vents entropy
 * The Nagrech sits at the “Heart of Primus”
 * The Nagrech is a favoured place of the Primal Spirit