| Category | Resources |
| Type | stone |
| Created | 22 Artifice 1271 LE |
| Source | unnatural |
Entropy Fragments are stones that were part of a primordial bastion called the Womb of Entropy. In the Lith-Crillion Era, a primordial named Asoun found the long lost Womb of Entropy. Inside this ancient invasion platform, he began the work of re-opening rifts between Chaos and the Mortal Systems. Impervious to magic, Asoun ignored the Convenant's arcane seals and wards, then with is famed attachments, cracked complex locks and puzzles.
After opening the third rift, Lith-Crillion research centers on Bal-Kriav detected anomalies. Their observatories recorded an increase in entropic activity, and natives complaining of primordial thing running amok. From Aggda, the Lith-Crillion sent out a war party on a one-way mission to destroy the Womb of Entropy.
Lith-Crillion war masters, battle mages, and Arcana's finest clerics were joined by a dozen weave spiders. When the bastion was destroyed, it blew apart, scattering chaos infused fragments across the universe. These ancient pieces of rock, from a time when primordials and gods walked the realms, are the Entropy Fragments.
- Akad Phaššal, founder of Mêšodaðûz - "Fragments of the Chaos Womb"
Entropy fragments have been used in the creation of very powerful magic items and other devices. The War of the Fragments (1500 - 1512) was waged over groups vying to secure six entropy fragments. One of the more powerful things created from entropy fragments is an Entropy Arch.
Properties of entropy fragments are variable, just like chaos. Some change after touching or using them, becoming chaos infused. There have been cases of monsters swallowing an entropy fragment, making their physical attacks equal to a warp touch.