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"The Edict borders the southern flank of Hell, where once flat plains rolled away the white walls. Here, Hell dug deep and where was once was nothing, Hell installed a myriad of mirrors. To navigate, one requires the ability to see both what is and what could be; to reject the was never."[1]
The Edict of Towers is a fortification of Hell located near Marigold Station.[2] It is a massive labyrinth of mirrors that blur the line between Is and Is-Not; in fact, less than one fifth of the area can be considered "real."[3][4] From beyond the mirrors, the vistas of Parabola are visible.[5]
While it is now abandoned,[6] the Edict was built to defend Hell's southernmost flank,[7][8] back when Hell still resided in Parabola.[9] It is littered with the detritus of past invasions, long predating the Campaign of '68.[10] The mirrors here are extremely disorienting to navigate,[11] their traps and treacheries designed through accords with the Fingerkings.[12] At the heart of the Edict is its original mirror: a massive, shattered piece of glass, held in place by thorned flowers and missing several of its shards.[13]
↑Explore the walls, Fallen London"[...] you can make out the remnants of ancient armour, [...] London cannot have been the first to attempt an invasion. It was not the first to fail."
↑Recover the Dauntless Knight, Fallen London"The Edict is [...] designed to break the minds of its captives. [...] The mirrors punctuate the vista, [...] Always the same image, [...] Is this where you started?"
↑Recover the Dauntless Knight, Fallen London"[...] you pass between mirrors, negotiating the concords of the Fingerkings [...] old concords with the powers behind the Glass ward the towers into a mirror-maze."
↑Recover an artefact of Hell (The Edict of Towers), Fallen London"[...] you find your way into the heart of the Edict, where the original mirror sits. [...] length of a cathedral facade, [...] a frame of violets and roses. Their thorns [...] holding it in place. [...] it has been broken. Several shards are already missing: [...]"
