Tiara of Frost is an Artifact in the set Prayers to Springtime.
Description[]
They say that,
The line of chief priests have always seen this same sight as their days draw to an end:
A mountain of crowns in a secret place, beneath a withered tree—
—each one hiding a lifetime of secrets kept.
Each retiring chief priest offers up their crown of flawless white branches to this world.
Every mighty and ancient city, and every austere place of sacrifice must one day return to profundity in the earth.
All prosperity must someday end.
But this does not mean that nothing is eternal.
At the end of a cycle, the earth shall be renewed. Thus eternity is cyclical.
The search for truth is a product of prosperity, and not the seed that plants it.
They say that,
Once upon a time, the people of the land could hear revelations from Celestia directly.
The envoys of the gods walked among benighted humanity then. In those days, life was weak, and the earth was blanketed in unending ice.
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
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English | Tiara of Frost | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 祭冰礼冠 Jì Bīng Lǐ Guān | Ice Sacrifice Ritual Crown |
Chinese (Traditional) | 祭冰禮冠 Jì Bīng Lǐ Guān | |
Japanese | 氷祭りの冠 Koori Matsuri no Kanmuri | Ice Ritual Crown |
Korean | 제빙의 관 Jebing-ui Gwan | Crown of Ice Ritual |
Spanish | Diadema de la Escarcha | Frost Diadem |
French | Couronne rituelle Cryo | Cryo Ritual Crown |
Russian | Тиара холода Tiara kholoda | Tiara of Cold |
Thai | Tiara of Frost | — |
Vietnamese | Nón Tế Băng | |
German | Eisopferdiadem | Ice Offering Diadem |
Indonesian | Tiara of Frost | — |
Portuguese | Tiara de Gelo | |
Turkish | Buz Tacı | Ice Crown |
Italian | Tiara del gelo |