Izabel Inkspell

Kirin Tor | Mathematician

Professor Inkspell, revered within the esteemed circles of the Kirin Tor for her groundbreaking achievements in both theoretical mathematics and the arcane arts, engages students with a pedagogical finesse. Boasting a distinguished five-star rating on Rate-My-Mage and a tradition of hosting exclusive soirées, prospective scholars are drawn to her erudition. As a prodigious scholar, her prolific publications in eminent journals such as Leymark Review and Arcane Quarterly underscore her intellectual acumen. Professor Inkspell extends an invitation to aspiring magi to embark upon a scholarly odyssey within the venerable corridors of academia. She holds her doctorates in Theoretical Mathematics from the Violet Citadel. She is the advisor for the student club Comic Crusaders and an active member to the illustrious Academic Scholar’s Society.

You may know her if…
• You’re one of her current or past students.
• You attended school with and / or work with her.
• You’ve read one of her published works.
• You read about her in Mage Monthly.

Classes

- Fall Semester -
- Introduction to Arcane Geometry
- Introduction to Conjuration
- Leyline Differential Equations
- Practical Applications for Rune Magic- Spring Semester -
- Mathematical Principles of Spellweaving
- Intermediate Fluid Dynamics
- Leyline Matrix Theory
- Mathematical Interpretations for Elemental Summoning Rituals

Curriculum Vitae

Published

• “Leyline Mathematics and Interdimensional Rifts”
| Leymark Review, Vol. 23
• “Unlocking the Geometries of Summoned Constructs”
| Arcane Quarterly, Vol. 456
• “Esoteric Mathematics in Shadow Conjuration”
| Alchemy Almanac, Vol. 124
• “Mathematical Interpretations of Elemental Summoning Rituals”
| Aether Journal, Vol. 4332

Features

• Featured in Mage Monthly as ‘50 Under 50: Dalaran’s Eligible Academics’

Prior to Academia

Little is known about her before her sudden and exceptionally quick academic career and quick rise in higher education. Since Gnomes pick their surnames at adulthood, it would be difficult to track down exactly who her parents are or where she’s from. Fellow Gnomes may pick up on a distinct dialect shift in certain vowels indicative of lifelong raceway Gnomes. It may be curious how a Gnome of little means is in her current position and at such a young age.

High Winter

Located on an nameless snowy mountaintop somewhere northwest of Snowdrift Plains in Storm Peaks (Northrend), High Winter is a spiral tower with a singular turret which spirals upward into the air, jutting in different directions like a corrupted tree. The tower’s exterior resembles frosty tundra, making it almost impossible to spot with the naked eye. Its interior is trapped with powerful abjuration and conjuration magic, guarded by strange elemental constructs. Within High Winter are collected libraries and artifacts, along with several different types of laboratories. One level of the tower serves as a bestiary. At the very top is Izabel’s roomy studio, always with a cozy fire and a kettle on the stove.

Order of the Unseen

Whispers surrounding the Order of the Unseen offer scant elucidation regarding this secret society, leaving only the query of its alleged existence. Those who would have heard of the organization are either within or heavily affiliated with the Kirin Tor; often seen as idle gossip, most laugh the idea off when asked. The more superstitious variety might warn of finding salamander eyes on one’s window sill as a threat, coining the term ‘Newts eyes upon them’. Ten years ago the Dalaran Inquiry published an expose on the cabal, stating that the mark of the Unseen was a closed Kirin Tor eye. But, who actually takes the Dalaran Inquiry seriously?