Outside of the city of Itrâns lies the namesake of the order of the seal. What this "seal" is exactly, or who made it, is up for debate. The Seal is made of layers of gold, electrum, and silver, spiraling and intertwining around focuses of lapis lazuli. All magic users, and many who know nothing of magic, can feel the energy radiating off of the seal.

While the seal appears to never age, anything left near it appears to suffer the effects of time a thousand times then otherwise. If a brick is left in the center of the seal, it can be observed turning into dust within the hour. Living beings are unaffected by this, and things that were once living are affected much slower. Still, it is unwise for an adventurer to approach the seal while still wearing his or her armor.

There are several theories as to where the seal came from. Many believe that it is the result of a massive enchantment, requiring the combined forces of every Priest and acolyte. As all magic preformed by priests requires many users working in unison, it is not unlikely that a large number could create something like the seal.

Others believe that the seal was created by God (or a God), and is the source of the priests power. Some venture that the seal was made in a time-before-time, and that the Tâlreth simply stumbled into it.

However it was created, there is no argument on what it does.

Exactly a thousand times the seals radius to the west, lies a Titan road. If that road were to continue on the path it was on, it would carve directly through the heart of Tâlreth. But at that point, the Titans stop. For those who have seen Titans, that is nearly unheard of. Titans travel on their paths as slowly, and as inexorably, as the seasons through a year, or the sun in the sky. And yet, at this point, they stop, seemingly confused, and after some period of standing still, slowly turn around and continue on a different path leading away.