Tag: Collar
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Sakha 719 of the Ermines Whispering Gorget
Lore In the frost-bound river deltas of the northern continent, hunters and oloyons venerate the stoat—the ermine whose coat transforms from mud-brown summer hide to stark, snow-white winter fur to vanish against the tundra drifts. Long ago, wandering shamans traveling between suspicious tribal encampments or sneaking through rival spirit-groves fashioned pliable collars of beaten copper…
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Reflecting 82 of the Chirurgeons Auscultation Gorget
Lore: Crafted along the marshy perimeter hospitals and frontline triage tents during the Blight-Seep campaigns of Saṃsāra, this throat collar was created for field medics, herbal diagnosticians, and combat embalmers who walked among the screaming wounded. In contaminated trenches and miasmic sick-wards, an examiner could easily fall prey to sudden convulsive spasms of infected patients,…
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Kava 638 of the Silent Orators Visage
Lore During ancient Lapita peace-weaving rites and diplomatic conclaves across the world of Saṃsāra, true communication was believed to occur long before spoken words were exchanged over the ceremonial kava bowl. Ancestral envoys and tribal arbiters wore braided root torcs and collars infused with sacred piper resins to sensitize their spirits to the unspoken truths…
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Jumon 472 of the Forge Welded Sutra
Lore Crafted during the early years of the Industrial Age in the copper-rich workshops of Aterian, this item was forged by an Isekai artisan who sought to marry ancient spiritual chanting with steam-era metalworking. The artisan believed that the rhythmic, focused cadence of traditional Japanese incantations could stabilize wild magical flows while shaping metal and…
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Item 817 of the Penitents Coil
Lore During the early decades of the Industrial Age on the world of Saṃsāra, the demand for steam power and mechanical output reached unprecedented levels across the seventy-three island nations. In the deep subterranean factories of the central metropolises, workers were pushed to their physical and mental limits to maintain the massive gears and pressure…