Changes: Morgana's Enchanted Pendant

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Morgana's enchanted pendant is a piece of jewelry which was owned by Morgana. It's possible that it was an artifact of the Old Religion.

History

When Agravaine came to her Morgana's hut and warned her that Arthur wanted to cure his father with the help of a sorcerer, she cast an enchantment on this pendant. She put it in her fireplace and chanted this spell: "Seolfor þræd aþring winstre, aþring yfele, aþring wiþ ealle gode cræfte". As her eyes glowed golden, the flames magically grew higher. By doing this, Morgana bound the pendant to the left hand path. If the necklace was worn, any healing spell cast upon this person would be reversed and magnified tenfold.

Merlin403 1848 — Morgana binds the charm to the left hand path.

Agravaine placed the charm around Uther's neck and when Merlin, disguised as Dragoon the Great, tried to heal the King at Arthur's request, he actually killed him, leading Arthur into believing that he had intended to do so in the first place. Gaius later found the pendant and proved to Merlin that Morgana most likely had something to do with Merlin's failure to heal the king. It is unknown if he threw it away or kept it in his chambers after that event (The Wicked Day).

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 |origin      = [[Morgana's hovel]]
 |appearances = ''[[The Wicked Day]]''}}
-This piece of [[Mary Collins's necklace|jewelry]] was owned by [[Morgana]]. It's possible that it was an [[Morgause's ring|artifact]] of the [[Old Religion]].
+'''Morgana's enchanted pendant''' is a piece of [[Mary Collins's necklace|jewelry]] which was owned by [[Morgana]]. It's possible that it was an [[Morgause's ring|artifact]] of the [[Old Religion]].
 ==History==
 When [[Agravaine]] came to her [[Morgana's hut|Morgana's]] [[Morgana's hovel|hut]] and warned her that [[Arthur]] wanted to cure [[Uther Pendragon|his father]] with the help of a [[Warlock|sorcerer]], she cast an [[Enchantments|enchantment]] on this pendant. She put it in her [[Morgana's hut|fireplace]] and chanted this [[Spells|spell]]: "'''Seolfor þræd aþring winstre, aþring yfele, aþring wiþ ealle gode cræfte'''". As her eyes glowed golden, the flames [[Magic|magically]] grew higher. By doing this, [[Morgana]] bound the pendant to the [[Dark Magic|left hand path]]. If the [[Catrina's Enchantment Necklace|necklace]] was worn, any [[Healing Spells|healing spell]] cast upon this person would be reversed and magnified tenfold.
-[[File:Merlin403_1848.jpg|thumb|left|Morgana binds the charm to the left hand path.]][[Agravaine]] placed the charm around [[Uther]]'s neck and when [[Merlin]], [[Ageing spell|disguised]] as [[Dragoon the Great (disguise)|Dragoon the Great]], tried to heal the  King at [[Arthur]]'s request, he actually killed him, leading Arthur into believing that he had intended to do so in the first place. [[Gaius]] later found the pendant and proved to [[Merlin]] that Morgana most likely had something to do with Merlin's failure to heal the king. It is unknown if he threw it away or kept it in his chambers after that event (''[[The Wicked Day]]'').
+[[File:Merlin403_1848.jpg|thumb|left|Morgana binds the charm to the left hand path.]][[Agravaine]] placed the charm around [[Uther]]'s neck and when [[Merlin]], [[Ageing spell|disguised]] as [[Dragoon the Great (disguise)|Dragoon the Great]], tried to heal the King at [[Arthur]]'s request, he actually killed him, leading Arthur into believing that he had intended to do so in the first place. [[Gaius]] later found the pendant and proved to [[Merlin]] that Morgana most likely had something to do with Merlin's failure to heal the king. It is unknown if he threw it away or kept it in his chambers after that event (''[[The Wicked Day]]'').
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