A wand which was thought to have been lost to history, but was recently found in an unassuming box addressed to "Ling, runescripter and adept of the Jester's Den". Its fame was not earned by any of its wielders, but rather by its creator: Vostezil of the Floating Isles, one of very few truly legendary runescripters. He is credited with creating the original floating island above the now-named Windshatted Plains, as well as crafting just few powerful wands from runes. He is, unfortunately, also infamous for documenting very little of his talent. This particular wand is from the peak of his craft, and is made form two distinct parts. The first, a tear-shaped alexandrite gemstone easily worn in an amulet or other accessory, has complex three-dimensional runes etched into its center. Whoever wears this gem is given full mental control of the wand's other half, which is also made of alexandrite, but shaped more like a traditional wand. This portion may fly freely through the air at its master's will, casting from many angles even when its master is physically restrained. Aiming and controlling this wand correctly requires a lot of practice, but it is incredibly dangerous in the hands of someone familiar with it. Even if stolen, it will always attempt to return to its paired command gem regardless of how far it's taken away. Its surface is magically hardened and resistant to breaking, and can even be used to etch symbols into material as hard as stone. Though it strengthens all spells cast through it, it most strongly bolsters earth and light elemental magic.